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: $2.75 per Tier
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Room No. 9, First National Bank Building
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Fanners &
al Coquille ia tha 1
Slf if any e • • e • e a o a * • a •
2. Overdrafts assured aad aai
• o a « h ■*_ t • V * e*b»*
». U. a government securities
in items *1 end »6, if any
4. Other
r.m m
18,000.00
SMTI.W
10. Checks on
and other ea
other benka ia
11. Exchanges for
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SSUT
the same city
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18. Cash on hand to vault .....................
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Total —■*• aad duo from banks, iteou S, », 10, U
aad If, ftO.Mp av
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16. Customer's liability aooount af “aecaptaacoo” ^Mwtad by
this bank 'and by c$h*r banks fjpr the aecount of this bank 1,»14JS
ia aad took
fa n tbs sndlsass, amid thé ap
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of a wall packed kouso. The
Total ....................
t h •• gm - .-Md
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. . by praytak by JUv
R. L. Woodward; several
17. Capital stock paid to
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by tha school, s piano and IS. Surplus fund . . - . —................ ..........................
«Mia solo fay Mrs. Eva Tracy aad
(a) Undivided piodto, . . . . . . . .
Arthur Farrier, a rsadiny, "Aunt
(b) Lose currant axpsnsss, to-
mmmmm
’a Haro," by Mias flossie
tenet aad taxes paid . . . . 7,007.87
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‘ rsro given. Mr. C. E.
DEMAND DET08IT8. other than banks, subject to reserve.'
84. Deposits due the 8tete of Oregon, and deposits due county
. ____ also Rax Dallas, af the
or cities and other public fund« .
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Chrjptton church at Coquillo
Mr. 26. Individual daposita subject to check ............. i i : ........ .
Demand certificates of deposit outstanding . .................
1,770.28
Mattsy, ia adrtraaaiag tbs sndiswes,
spoke very emamsndably of the won­
Total of domand deposiU, other than hank dopoeite,
derful work done in this school, men-
subject to reserve, items S4.8/1, 26, 87 and 88, »181^89.14 /
tloniny the fact that in goiny over the
TIME AND SAVINGS DEPOSITS, subject to reserve aad
records,* be found that this was. A s
payable oa demand and subject to notice:
lagyast number of Sth yrsda yiiadu- 2«. Time certificate, of deposit outstanding ........................
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atss of any rural school in the past 80. Savings deposits, payablo subject to notice . . . . :
SI4SL1S
thrss years in this county, Aftsr a ■ b h
Total of time sad savings daposits payable on demand
few aura brief but wiry encours yiny
aad subject to notice, items 8» and 80, »47,280.78
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remarks he than introduced Box Dal- 87. Liabilities, otkor than above stated, if any . . . . . . . . .
| Us, Christian minister, who also gave
a splendid address.
Among other
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things bs encouraged Os
teta of Orogon,
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to press on to p e
County of Cosa,
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the fact that this was only
I, Jno. E. Rosa, csshfar of toe above
stone to liras of greater timt the above statement is trae tb tos bsot of my I
Hfa address, delivered
. Jno. E. Roas, Cashiar.
Subscribod and swoca «o bsfora me this 6th day of July, IStt.
was certainly enjoyed by all.
■¡a Lomax L. Turnar, Notary Public.
My commission expire# Aprfl 87,1»S
Mr. Jos Lett, aa chairman of tha |
board, Mian presented the
CORRE CT —Attast:
which wars gladly received by
J. E. Norton, Lomax L. Turnar, Directora.
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whs bad labored so faithfully bs
■cases under such trj
tion «aa raoerded to any af the la-
to-obtain them. A
torn «lists gradas. — Oas «h o «a s
of the diplomas tha class was almost
there. *’— » • « • ■ ■ <<*<M .&
Beaver
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Hat «V Ossa County
aa pnhltahml h
b also the Co-
Mi. «visa ef which I
if ora ma, om is atomet lsd
if tim Arago Consolida
with a list of 16 graduate.,
sad «hick fa so completely loft oat,
fa laaQy a part of Coat
» dn ppsd <C tha mapf Wo
as, however, that it «as aa
oa soma mm’s part aad
that « I ha vo boon
M a f i a this Hat
Oa tbs svsniay of Jons 11th ui
tbs faadorahip of Miss Hassl Ui
bauyk, as taackar of tko Intarmadiate
aa aiyhth yrsda graduating
i «a s bsM at Arago, as
prsvfaasiy ia tbs Sat
With Mrs. Eva Trhcy at tbs piano, it
«aa a pretty sight, whaa tbs IS
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Mrs. Wetter Schroedsr, herself contri-
a last« clothes basketful, in-
___ a lovely Mg bunch of calls 111-
lios to each of the class. Following
are tbs nemos of those who ware suc­
cessful, either by exemption or state
I Edyth Woodward, Ar-
Ftrrier, Alfred
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Here’s w h y C A M E L S
the quality cigarette
O B C A U S E we put the utmost quality late this
one brand. Gamela are at food ac ifa pos­
sible for skill, money and lifelong knowledge o f
fine tobaccos to make a cigarette.
Nothing is too good for Camels. And bear this
in mind! Everything is done to make Camels the
best cigarette i f s possible to buy. Nothing is dona
simply for show.
Take the Camel package for instance. I f s the
most perfect packing science can devise to pro­
tect cigarettes and keep them fresh. Heavy paper
—secure foil wrapping— revenue stamp to seal
the fold a n i make the package air-tight. But
there's nothing flashy about it T on 'll find no
extra wrappers. No frills or furbelows.
Such things do not improve the smoke any more
than premiums or coupons. And remember__you
must pay their extra cost or get lowered quality.
I f you want the smoothest, mellowest, mildest
cigarette you can imagine—and one entirely fine
from cigaretty aftertastOj
I f s Camels for yOq.
ANY
Notice is hereby given that I will
aot bs naponaible for say debts cos-
traetsd by my wife aftsr tbs date of
tkis notice /sly 1, l f f i.
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"L M U y tlf' THE
MOHICANS,"
Liberty TuesJay and
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