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THE UILLSDORO COMMERCIAL BANK CAIMTAL $50,000 SUIU'UJS and TKOHTS $25,000 A t . s.iff aii'l (uM'iv.itivc !:uL, U.itvl in llt I Ii'I-nIm.ih C'iMiimru 1.1. kI, S. U'.tciim i M.iin ;inl Si..tnl sli I. Hillslmm ('(iiiinii'Ktil Hunk. E it. f W HUM.. I l. l V It M II l No s. (i. A It U Alio. Cdicr Till: FlKSI Na'IIONAL BaNK Ol; I0KUS1 CHOVIi, UOUC.ON Capital and Surplus v$60,000. A rnMI'AUAUVK SLVIKMKNT S't"l' c'Mi-i i ft! ... n,. ! . I thr d. mtil tr.tirir. of the if I'.tiail (mi r, llir, nil. let lr (ir.Ult 1h. ,,,;. Ill- "I ' in-rt sns Appropriation I'.ill Carrir Law lor Nu 0K'tiiiiK n Sabbalh lay M11IIS 111 MIIISIMIKII III lit I .Nov . M y N..v. Mm 2. M i I'M '. r.tio, r.ui. inn. i:ij. Kt -nmc ;? ..,:: i sin; 'i:::M::s:k !;::;h;i Ussm.M l..::.i::'t.!tl l: i , Tl it; s Miy 2 l'.Mi'J. $i77.:sis.io :ur.2t;i.r,t; 40 Par Cent C.mh Roaorvo V If t?H the Sharpless Tubulur for ihnnM-lvc ly saving your tm- M.linj.; Morr Money. Tl.eo ore strong i.i....nt. w- uilmit. but inMeua ol nrinR i t'..n. il.,.v j.ri not linlf tilt" wi; Aia; iikrk to muvi ... truth and von conn' in and n. profit by it. Wo li tvc ! Percy Lot it PHONE MAIN 373 GENERAL HARDWARE - OREGON till L5BOKO f--- ooy 0 Peoples Theatre b M.iin St., next .I""!- t City UaUry Alwi.y lim-s Good. Up to dute Show for 5c and lOc. Q M ATINFX livcty Saturday at 3 p. m. P t'oaal Saaday Motsier, (lalhcrtn Will Ike Sec a aw More IITcaftT tln-rc- will ! nu Sun lay maiU il.Htril.ut.il in liillsho- ru or Kort drove, for Uiul' Sam has difnvil that all office of first atul tui-owl i Uu.h neeil de liver no mail to lock U. xenon the day of rent. ai.l nothini; but HMt ial delivery letters need Ik put through routine work. This U-intf the case the usual Sunday niorniiiK' Kutherinur8 at the llilU Imro and Forest (Irtive otliees w ill not Im in the lohhiis uwaitin mail (listnlmtion. The new order of thirrs w ill mean more husinesn f jr the deal ers of newHjiaiH-rs from Portland. J. Wesley ('ave will have more Imsiness for the Orepitiiari; hetti-e, h' U not at all wire; the1 Journal anentw ill al.'.o have more to do and more income, and he therefore isn't inclined to kick at the order. It alone will he the Kirl looking for a letter or card from the sweetheart, or the chump who thinks he is every. thmtf to Home irirl somewhere, and in looking for a letter, w ho will U disaiiliointed over the new rulinK'. Mail trains w ill car ry mail, however, to ollices not in the presidential class, and meantime we will ifet our daily .an'rs delivered at the house. Housewives in the two cuies will nroltalilv welcome the new conuilion. ior me nean oi me house will no longer hav an ex cuse to tfo down town Sunday morning, und miss vroinir out with Mrs. llead-of-lhe-House to church. The Mstoilice enmloyees al ways have a heavy mail Sunday morniniz. and they are not at all romplainintr almut the situation hut Monday morning ihey wm tave a double mail to take from the bilk's. PWiP PIT ?M f THE HUB STORE at NORTH PLAINS, ORE. Friday, Saturday, Monday Wednesday, TO Tuesday uasion sn.i:i. uwiixii: Oaston. Ore., Aujr. 21. 1 he new streel hridirt acnss the Itialatm near this place was oened for j t radio yesterday. 1 his tnl' a i;riat improvement, and loo much credit cannot le niven Su pervisor H. Fleischauer. and 1 otinty v itnmissioner .Met laran. for its rapid construction, vias ton iunH'S that ln-fore lonr there w ill he a steel Iirulf spanning iSctwin ('rin k near the Scouin Valley horest limve Mal. its u would apiH-ar tube (Hxir economy to replace the old bridge with another wtMxien structure. J. H. Wescott. the hardware niT- chant, was the first to cross the new bride, passing over in ins I Overland auto. km, m (INCLUSIVti 4 ADMINISTRATOR'S SACC Senirm la hrb fiwi that in nunmanc f orUr of ta t'wintr fourt for Uw luntjr of Vallnstoii. S.it ot Or'Kn. bu t the -i" ' day "t Autu. 1 J 1 2. hi tlx atattvr f th fiuu of IuTid tUulta. Uat. the und riirud adtuiniirtur ti'. 1 tlM uflv fl llw ".r ir.. lBl '- l Kir t.nT, rn". frum and after Tu.-mHy. tl zva ot of i u.mb.T. Uli. prHl to " at privf aW for ah or t" of-drt as may 'm bt at U tun nf thf aul. th folU.aing (n,J ral pn.pprty altuate la VahiBttUu (injntjr. H'ate of Otvs.m. lo-u: lu lu a part of lUwk 1. waia.-ra AiWItion to ornt Urove. o.4ri as frlU)w: lUglnniug at a pni w tb soutit line of said k 7. Walk r Addition. Wl ft east fmru tho arinwt corner thr. Uin rxA on aa!d imjA line of sUJ Win k I. lXi. feH. more or ka. U tft" K.irbast corner of aaid bW k. tbnf north alt the east line of aaW bin. k 2'X fel to a point, tnenoe west, parallel with the south line of said i'.MM'k. 135 f.'t. more or !. to a point 2'1 f.--! eat from th 't Une of aaid hUk, theme auuth 2tw feet to the plare of betlnnlnT. MILTON W. SMITH. Administrator of the Jtate of Uovid SmKh. liereased. Date of first publUaXion. Auut 22. 112- Pat of last puWlcaUon. S. pteiu ber 1. 1312. r We will sell at greatly reduced figures, to save freight charges, good dependable first-class. New Merchandise, consisting OF I.. .i,..7... ,"..t .. .. .1". ..r ..! nv.im separators saves half of the lal..rK..v....i...i.lv h.i.e v- ur choice of keeping more cows or ti ..n ..i out of the milk, thus making '"I. .e ,u,l.he skmuned milk is worth more. Acre:.,.. s,.,:,ratorHiu,t as mnvstary to a .n.lUable farm Dry Goods, Shoes, Suits, Gents' Furnishings, and Jewelry. All stocK left over after sale will be moved to our other store. saBBBSsBWBtsBs"Bama)aBBW Fresh Eggs And Veal will be taKen as cash. Fixtures for sale and Store for rental J. W. CURRAN & CO., Successors to J. A. Carlquist mm ml, arvi? OREGON STATE FAIR Sept. 2 to 7, '12 (FAIR GROUNDS) Salem, Oregon THE ICQ SUNSET VM I (oGOtM&SHASTAI I I RCMJTSI I 11 111!. talk 1 .1 ....... .Bt v a lilliiliT or mowei hum ' n . ...!!,.. t liia flirt r,..,.,,, u .v.th in in.- s.H.t.er you will reali.e-lhis lail ... .1. :,,., villi (acts ami ligtires uiiu I'OK TIIK Best Fire Insurance ANI PROMPT su m.iv Ml. Ml' ml I Kl' JOHN VANDERWAL sliire V'uo I iisui ante Co. PneHic S1..I.-H Plinne V4 II II.1.SIIH1M .. ... imki nf Ihllxlini", "ri'Kon, , i.i."i,iitiu m. wi.it... !!" ., u I 'III intll.ll I- I'llVlH, iiiul Jiwi'i'H I'mllle I' HUki'Mblit- "oTlt'il d.' HIHl'.WAI.Iv nlilHNANi'lO. .Ill lilv.'li Unit Hi" III. I,, III. nil. .Ill (.nil. I ..I 7 II Hi..' 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'11 IHH III' 1 I'll, IH III IMIHI I..."" JV". lni "ill, I Hlilrwiilli, Willi tin- muni i "wni.m Uii.r,.iir, ii.iik ii h nflliiwM: . minimum' Addition lo tliu Town i "r i .Ik hIiiiII lie colisli'ii' ti'il ho t-niili vhIiM i y ' ' .. . . ni HI, in,,.,,-.' A.ldU.o.i root n l' , ; ; , , ti,,,' ,,rvlHlon -Ht ,o r or Hi. Hi . 1." 'I "; ,, ,;. f tl. ,-lty KitKlnei-r. .... ..r I, .ii, I ii in - to til.' IIP ' oi ' ' ..... Iii mi' "I "V . .. . .. li 1.113 IIL'M' HKN-r-oN ittnvMAN. Hoiordor of llllluboro, Uieon. Frank Weisenbeck. of Witch Hazel, was up to she city yester day morninir. ltiiliih 1 rubric, of West Union. was in tow n Tuesday, taking out hop house supplies. Mrs. Alice tUittinvr. accompan ied bv her son. Ward, was in the city from Kinton, Tuesday alter- ntKin. Smokers want the lxst - there fore call for a Schiller or a Urand Marca. w hen you w ant to see the blue wreath curl. Miss Cecelia Greer, of the llillsUiro public school corps, is enjoying an outing at Uarview, Tillunuxtk. Mr. and Mrs. 1. II. Smith and r. ('. I'litterson and wile, oi Korest Crove. passed tlmnurn Tnesdav. enroute- home from a vacation at the Tillamook beaches. Installation -Sunday. Sept. I Rev. V. M. Hesel w ill be install ed as Pastor of the F.vnntfclical Lutheran Church, at Cornelius Service betrins at 10:IU) a. m. At -im iv m.. he will preach the first sermon in the new pastorate. J. F. Doescher. Mr. and Mrs. fc. F. Campbell of l'ortland. were puests of the week nt the J. li. Campiu-ll home on Maple Hill. The hnsl.aml is n hmlher of J. H.. and he owns tan hiur sheen ranches, wnicii no ims leased on shares, up in tne p.m.lletnn country, iney leu for Tortland. yesterday, in their White steamer. A team laden with potatoes from the Connell ranch, North of town, indulged in a runaway Mondnv afternoon, starting on Second St.. North, find ran clear to the S. 1'. dopot. A sacK lei nir in front of the load, am struck their heels. Mr. UUet. Mr. Harlow and the hired man werp nil on the wniron, and a were soilled before the frighten ed horesea reached Main Street, Potatoes were scattered all alonp; the line until the depot was reached when the team was stopped. Tli.it lh.- K im.' may t"- :i !j idi.-at. J l d. ... ..f th. al'ue .iilitl.-d OhiM; n,l 'if mm. fill w. t a.'iir ai,. I aiiKwr, ttu l.liiiitllT mil l I" the Couit for t.u l. Il. f pi;i.'l fr 111 In Kiinpliimt. to-lt: L-...- ,. .i. ih.it hp H Ihf or.rr In T t:.,l.,i,.iii, CI,.-.rl.- S. N.nlor and f-e Mmplr ..f the r.al p...". h!"'; Nrlllr ,N .M..r. ton .(.-. i;.la. J U f..re .I.-I..TI-...-.I. lht -.... ui.il ea. I ( you ...M,.r. J..I,,. i: .;I...mi. .Mini K. In.ll. ' .., w. Ini. r.M Ihere... und h t . .. Mvi.i K TI.oii.ioii and J, .Mi Urn, mid earn of .u W (..r.i.-r U i..t a ml Th .,i,..ii, tin- liM.....,l. C. i a A Woi lh- I pie. lu.l. ,1 (...in .l .ii.i.ns or . I "l't' ,. ,.i l' v ,.i 1I11111M..11. tin him- I.. Halm. h-im uiik oi ... o I... n.l. M u.liii .1 Hiilliii.il und '. K "il- i x, rt Im. h. Ii.i liii-l.aii.l. laiini illn.' Funk SUMMONS. lo Th Circuit Court ot The State ot Ore. oon, hur Wellington Cuunty. L. ih.l.i i'Ii.oi Hint; imy int. rest in. rltftit or tnie to or .'hum or li-n upon mm pirnu.-r.-s o. ...... out p.m.1 or portion thereof, n.lveine to The (ill- of the plaintiff tlier. In. and (or Ktiih other und further de.-rre u.h may tie n.-.r ;vr and pror in the premise. Tin mim noiiK in .ervej upon a by piil lnailoii in the ltiilsl.om Aip.is pur suant to oi.l. r of lloliorahle J I . Canip l.rll Jiidse f the ahove entitled I on 1 1, iii.ide and dated on the lt'tli day of Au gnnt, l'.il- ,. v n. ir rF' n.i. ...i.i ......... Humcr. and Philosophy r 7VCAM M. SMITH PERT PARAGRAPHS. pXCM'SlYE lnfonnsitlon bolonps to the mnn who knows It all, no doubt, but In' generously gives It out til right, all right. und I. M Funk, lo r IniKliiiid. l.dnin J. S.ilmit oii.t li.oe SalliiK. Ilia wife. Her to. in M Malm and I'.ll.a S-i . 1 1 n . till! H. . K.ilpli SaluiK and l.' U .-.IHiK. Ins Hr. Kialik SallnK and V ll. Sallnx. Iiim ullr. Mallll.l.l S.illliK. widow. Jam. ll.upri and .1 a lie Ive Harper, In who. M ,i K l.y.i.i and W. II r.yda. her tlil'...llM.. lo.h.lt llarpiTlllld Julie IhK ll.ii pel, his wit.-. A.I. tl Harper ami Jane. Ilaip. r. In wile. William iinrin-r anil Jan.- I loe llalprr, his Wile. Jaill.a 1 1. u p. i and Mary ri am .-s llaiper, ins wile Ml'H. M A I rail ami aonu I'luli, lor liusiwiiii, n. I.I, Mil Illiul. r l.llil Clellll llunler. tor liuM.niid. Kale Mm- "'in John lH.e M.M-, lur tnisi.aii.l, .Min. Mm- i .' lit i. -it and John loe i l.neii, tier hiisl iml. I 'avid ll.u per, Clanii Simi tar and Joliu l.w Nunil.er, tor liui l.ali.l. iHalalla Kawk and John l" r aw I., her Iiiiil.iiiul, llriijamin V. I'rutt ami Jane I me ITall, his wife, Klttiu llollon and John I'm' llollun. her hns l.niiil. I'r. Hires Hriir, Unlie Heal. Leltle I'lalll and John lK.e Clam. Iler IlllsUind. Cos.. l-'rost und John I'oe Krusl, her linsl.aii.1, Joseph Heal, Jane Harper, the unknown heirs of lailma Harper, Uee'J, and the unknow n heirs of diaries Har per, I'ee'd, l.elelldallts. T.. 1! T Cohiiison. Charles S. N.iylor, Nellie N.iiloi. John I-:. Ulriisoii, .Myra r.. I lull. liow 'MM'a H. Tlioi nlon, John I'oe Thoitil I'liuinaltn.. tinik and 1 l. Kiink, W illiam llarprr, June I'oe lllirper, Mix Sue ti ' I li toll, John I'oe ll'llrlrii, l.et lio Clam, John I Km I'laim Juno Harper, ill,, unknown heirs of Lolnia Harper, de nse. I, and the unknown Heirs oi i nanes Harper, ilreiMHo.l, Heeiiteru ol the. tii'ove imnir.t ili'.eiiiiants; IN TIIK N A M r. lf TIIK IIA IK V' 'CKiiUN: Von and null of you lire. Innliy roiiiniaiideil and reiiilred to i mi. I appear In the ntiove entitled Court mid answer the eoinplaint llled airainsi inl ill Hie illative enlUlitl t.llise, or on eloie tliu expllllllnll ol SIX weeks lioni Hie date of the lust pulilunlioii oi mis summons In lite llillshoio Aiiiiis, the (late of the lirst pulilltiillon tliereof tiring An nus! 1:, ll'li iiiul Hie iliiiu oi inu iasi (Mil. Hi nlloll luer.'ol, oeini; ... lot..-, o, to-Wlt: on or Iteloie llrtoher it, ll'l.: .Hut v.ui and ruth of you will please take no ilte that you me herrliy ntiiilred to np- peiif nnd set forth l.y way ol answer, imy lilllll, lllleiesl, ritllll or hum jou j hnve, or ilaiin to have, of. In aim to me Keii'.'; am. slinnie in wimS.1; Ctmntyi "We have a new reporter here, urrKon, lo-wit: .... "So! Can lie write?" lil-IIIK II POIIIOII Ol .or v.""" ...... I ..t n.u.frv i-lil.o of Am irw I inner aim lilla liar- in- mi.111 ov vi.t. .....v per. his wife, iii portions mx aim ieveu. ..,Vpll. nut Uiltt to reporting Bargain A u i. ....... ... I'll..... VV st ...... i an" rit'i'lltins One and Twelve, In Town- sales. That'll Clire him. ship line Sunt li. uiintto rour v. rsi, Mrl'., parlli'lllai l ilesini'iu looons., '"l t.'lttiinii nt a point on the south line of said Anilievv llurper mill wile I'ona- lioli Land I'lalm, m et lion rweive, Teoplo who are hard to ult seldom find any one yearning for a hard Job. Electricity Is a household necessity now. Nor In the end or Us acop In uitrht. It may yet be able to aniwer the doorbell as well as ring It The trouble with many a girt la that ehe"a too good a dancer to be a good housekeeper. Hard en Him. "What Is the matter with Blnksr "He nays his wife has developed a Attorney tor rui.i.iff. i .g - - -Operating her steam roller every i day, now that It la so fashionable." 1 Might Be. "Is your wife a suffragette V "Er er I guess she must be. Any way, she snfters yet from everythlmi she ever reads about in the patent medicine almanac." 'I'owushlp one Soiilli, lianire Kour West, Will. Mer., north .1 ih'K east 24. 2 chains I'niin the southwest roiner oi sain rvu ilrevv llaiptr I'oiiiilion lJind Claim, and iiiuiiinit tlieiue north il deft, rust li.es ills.; liieiite norili an il.R. 4f.' east, to I . .lis.; Iheiue noitli ?l detf. 39' east, 4.3S i hs ; tlirnte north In il'Mt. 3'i west, 11. la tlis to the noillieiist roiner of the trai t of liiiul si t nil to t'harles S Naylor In the ,,a. hli, m suit of Charles S. Naylor iiKiiinsl IMivanl C Naylor; Ihetiee south "i I O. K. 311' west, ll.N!.r ehs. to the llol tll ensl i oi lier ol the land conveyed l.y U I'lioivtilntr nnd wile, to J. t'hris IVtei'Sim and Kiinnle I'l lersoli. Iiy deed leeortled on niiire ;W7 of Hook HO of the records of .......i. .., vv'ualiiiuitoii Conntv. Hreiton: thence soiilll m ii.'K- eusi. u en.-.. . ..... ola. a of lieulllllillK. COl I III 1 III US 119 All. acres. Made Something. "lie's no use ou earth." "What tniikos you think so?" "lie never made a dollar In his life. Come to think of It. I don't think be ever uimle anything l lir-"' "Oh, yes, he has. I've known him myself to tniike n lot of bd-aks." Her Perfectly Good Reason. "Are you going soott ou your vaca Hon. May?" "I am not going to take any vacation this year." "Denr tne! Why not?" "I dout like this seasou's style In outing clothes." Something Cheaper. A tianl coal burner Is a dream If tt to but behaving; But. oh. If we could set a mure To burn up dollars for a change It might be quite a lavtngt PERT PARAGRAPHS. Fashions come and fashions go. but bonus are always deemed stylish for girls. Good lung action seems to be one ot the requisites of a successful politician. Some men can make more noise keeping still than the uproar ot score of others. People who are the limit are usually out of reach of reason. It Is hard to keep on good terms with the weather even though It doesnt turn the cold shoulder. - ' If you'd like to see everybody sit np and look interested start a rumor that the cost of living has ceased aviating and Is reaching for the parachute. It is hard work to work hard, and the majority of us would rather let father-in-law do it Getting Into the swim has a lot to do with comfort during the heated term. In spite of all the dictates of fash ion one can see by taking a stroll dowa any street that fat persons haven't gone out of style a bit Doubtful methods don't look so bad when you are on the side that woo and have your eye Axed on the spoils. Makes Special Low Round-Trip Fares . One and One-Third Fares From All Points In Oregon Livestock, agriculture, hor ticultural, poultry and textile exhibits. Special exhibit school children. $28,000 in purses for bij? race events. Big special features daily. Tichets on sale Aug. 29 to Sept. 7, inc. with final return limit Sept 11. For further information rela tive to fares, train schedules, etc., call on nearest Southern Pacific agent JOHN M. SCOTT. General Passenger agent, Portland, Oregon. EXECUTOR'S NOTICE givi signed have been by th" county court ot ; the state of Oregon, for Washington , eouiity, duly appointed and eontirttieil ns ' executor and executrix ot the lust wilt and testament of tieorge Fischer, tie- ' ceaaed, and have duly qualified a sutrb. Now therefore all persons having rlnliiH against the estate of tieorge r Miner, do ceased, are hereby required to prexriit the same to the unnersicjifil at tne law olllco of Bngley Hare in Hillsnoro, Oregon, together with proper vouchers, within six months from the date "f this notice. Dated this August 12, P412 John Fischer, Mary Fischer, Executor and executrix orthe last will and testament of Oeorge F metier, de-ceased. ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is herehv siven that the under signed has been by the County Court of the State of Oregon, for Washington countv. appointed administratrix, with the will annexe.!, of tne estate oi nanoy Isabella Poarson, decease.!, and hasduly. qualified as such. Now therefore all per sons Having Claims against mn nuinm Nancy Isabella Pearson, ileiwHsed, are hereby required to present the same to the undersigned at the law otlioeof ley & Hare, at Hlllsboro, Oregon, to gether with proper vouchers, within six months trom the date of tins notice. Dated this August 12, IM2. Nancy Hell Pearson, Administratrix with the will annexed, or the estate of Nancv Isabella Pearson, deceased.