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About Hillsboro independent. (Hillsboro, Washington County, Or.) 189?-1932 | View Entire Issue (May 6, 1904)
1 Entered at the rostofflce at Hills boro, Oregon, for transmission throiifiti the mails as second-class mall matter. 1. IF our rate of interest on loans is low enough, 2. IK the accomodations we afford arc satisfactory. 3. IF our business is safely managed, (ami we think it is.) 4- IF you are not already a customer, then we invite you to become one. J. W. SHUTE, BANKER. HILLSBORO. - OREGON. WE ARE IN BV l. W. BATH. JtKI'I'IllJt'AX TICKET. A TERRIBLE HURRY hTATE TICKET. For Congress, 110X. HIXdKH 1IKKMAXX, oi KoHehurg. For Huprema Judge, T. A. MOOKE, of SaWim. For Bute Ialryatnl Food CommlMloDtr, J. W. HAILKY.of Furllaiid. For Joint fk-nalor, Multnomah, Wnnbloffton and Columbia ( (iiliillel, C, W. HoOSON, of Portland. THE INDEPENDENT, HILLSBOftO Official Paper of Washington County. if CO UN TV TICKET. For Ht-nalor, K. W. II A I.N KM, of Forest (irove. Fur Itci'reM'iilallven, A. II. FLINT, of Hi-boll, V. K. NKWKI.I., of Wily. M. H. BAKNKS, of Ueaverton. For Comity clerk, J. V. MnKOAN, of llilMx.ro. For Hlierllt, J. (UN V. 'ONNKIX, of (ilcticoe. For Heconlur, K. I. Kl I1ATI I, of liillllpa.t For Tr-aurer, WM. M. JAi'KMoN, r Mlley. or AMM'hMir, JKO. II. W ll.i (ix. of IIIIUlKiro. Fur Surveyor. A. A. MOItkll.l., of HlllnUro. Hnpt. of School,! M. O. CASK, ofOal. il'riH-k. For Coroner, K. C. IlkoWN, ol illlUl.oro. For CoiiiinlxKioncr, C. II. IU CIIAN.VN, (,'oniulliii. Tim Kopiihlicnn I'lat foriu. The roi'iilillrnn party nf Oregon, In roiiTrntlon DNemlilcil, coiiKrHtulnicH Ilia tints ami iimiIoii Uon tho contlnui-il aMi-i-mli-nny of rfilllfnn irlnrlliK iiiiI imiIIi'Ii-h In our minimal guvi-m-muntainl the tiiiprert-ilt-Nti-il iro-.(-rliy UihI ha lolluwi'il tint iiiHinti'iiiiiii'a of llne rllicl.lea nil tlui i-lilon-i'ini-iit ol Diohb pulluli-a. Tilt' honor ofllio nnllon linn Ix-i-n frarloiwly ml wiK loiiKly iniiliilHliiitil Kl lioinu anil aliroail wht)llnr In tin cnrnn't'iiu'iit of litw akhIiimI iIl--fliint corporation, In vlMroiin pioli'nt again! outrage oti Ami-rli-atix In Syila, .lewlh in Hcrim In UiiwIh mill inilavoralilo inarliliiatlniiH of KnroH'Hii iiowrr In Aula. I'rmiiU'lit ItiHiN'vi'lt lift ri'ilwiiii'il IJ plmlgtt to carry out tin-polli ii' of lliu party an tormti luleil by that great hliiti-Hiiiiiii ami rovureil mar ly tim! I'ri'Klili'iit, W II I l,i in Mckinley. Ilci ha ahovvii lilinaclf the foe of rnrrnnlion In public llli', I ho anient champion ami wlae frleml of tlie army ain'i navy, ami the II nil ho Uever In imiihI rlnht heft re the law to employer and employe, rich or MMr. black or while. llmler hlx energetic lr'li-rhlp the talliiulan canal, frnmrali il for a lime hy a ilmniH-rallr prcalilcul, Ih hoiiii to ho rciillcit ami to ill tliigulah hi Hil ml iiIhI rnl lull hy one ol' the graml enl engineering triumph known lo man. We recognize t li u prolniiml obligation nmlor which Orc'Kon rem In I'ii-mIiIcuI Kooacvclt for hia active ami ilclc rmlnt il ett'ort on liehalf of the l.ewl iiii'l Chirk conti'iinliil and we pledge oiirnolvca to tenilfy I ho lnccitly of Ihla appre ciation hy a routing imijorlly tor the repiihllcan ticket In June ami again In November. In til Ih connection u impci-laMy Imlorxt the tlrelean lalKirH of Senator Mitchell anil Fiillon ami re preicnnilivcN llermanii ami M llllaunmii. Wo liiKtriiel the ih-h gulc of thin convention to the republican iiiiHoiihI convention at Clip rago to vole lint Hii'l last for Thooilorc Kooevclt for l'relilent nml In nut all honorahlu nit-atia for bring' in h .iniiitiiatlnu lo pa-m. THK lKI .KilATION IN roNliHKNK, For the llrit time In yearn the Male of Oregon la rcprenciilcil In t. tti lloniea nl CoiiKrcxa hy a m ron if, liariiionioiiM, unlleil ami elloctlvu ilclo gallon, liilorlor lo nono ftom the wext. Their ellorla In hehalf ol Ihe nulloii, their party ami their tale Imve l een crowncil with algnal HiieceNN, ami we herehy cipreiM lo them nnr conllilenee an.l esii'em ami pleiUe them our upiMirt III Ihelr further ellnrlN to a lvnnee the Inloreula of Oii'Kou ami the Tactile Coat WON I Y. Thauka In the couraue ami wUiloui oftwo re puhllean almiiiltratiohM ami four repuhlleau 1'oliKrcM.ca, Ihe money ol the nalioii ha Ih'CIi M'eurcly eNiiihllhlieil iihiii Ihe koM Hlamlaril the utauiliinl ol Ihe ciiliKhteiivil iiHtlmia ot Ihe world. The per capita elrenhillon In Ihe larKexl In our blnlory, ami ever) ilol Inr of paper ami coin la a gotfil an Kihl. Wecoimiicml Ihe ineaure now pcmllng In CoiiKrenM, at the iiiMiinre of repuhlli'iiu iiiem liem, further ameiihiiK the iMirreiiey atul hank Inn lawn III the illreeilon of aately aihl elantlcity. 1 tllllK. We renew our a Hcmanec lo Ihe principle ol proton Ion in A uierleau I u.l ill r lin. The merit nl the I'liiKh y law are attcMcil hy the iinpreecileiitc'l propeilty of the nation "lure Ita piuftai(c In '17. m'hciliileii miiM he ehani;ol from time to time aa now cotulii loim arlM, hul when Ihe larltl rvviM'tl II liiii'l In' hy the filemln, ami mil hy Ilia foea of American tmtiMry. Tita T H i r. We heart tly couimeml Ihe leatlcMi ami itoter mlueil (HiiirM1 purMic.1 hy l'i iih'iil KiHiaevell ml Atlorney lieneral kno lownnl ihe trnt and we polul with pti.le to Ihe Inutility arnuveil aiaiiit the a liniiiiMriitiiiii aiiioini the Kpoeula tome I Mall alreet ami i orniralton that ilely the law. Olioillolieo lo the hi a illlt lllolloHily Inllli ls no hariUhlp on tiny hinet ImtuMry and the act ion of the I'li'uMi'iit hi the Northern Kcciirltio tncraer anil other i ri ha only aerviMl lo rhei'k ilaih'oriMiK eeiilrttlnii and cncouiaKe very leicillmale i ut' rpriM-. 1IIK I il 1 1 1 1-11 N M. We elidorm" tho poln ouueialnl hy I riihlenl MeKiuley and mllowi r hy ctclary I alt of ih rhlllpt'.e lo. the I ilipiii," and wo o-oclal;y eoiuiii-'iid the vtrin m aul in il-iiotit otloriii made by fcnalor Mltclu il hi huier larilln iM-iwecn the I'hlllpplin"' aiei (lie I uiud -'la lea. W bold thai the Philippine iiiumi I retain d by the I tilled Maie tor their own aiaxl a well aa lor a haM ol Aim neau luilueueu In Ih far raal, Lul that jiitee reiutn the lea l p. Ihle burilena ii-ou tin ir pomineire with the t'lillvil flali . Unit lln y may he i. iiicnlrd ui u by Ilea of wll lllleli-l and allcctloli. In the liilrn'il ol I an Icveloptneul, we.le maud fiM-llio I hillpplne Ihe Mine liheial and bent (li-onl treatment that ha h- eu accorded k Haaall and l'orto Kui. Proud of Ihe hl-l'irr ami aehletenionl of nor party, and cpeciilly ot Ihe pie iil adiiiliilnira Holland the l-iii th cut rtulla that our nation It rec-plvlna; therefroui, and parth ularly our old Orva-nn ciMintry. we mnlldently auhmli our canaetolhe patriotic clllom of mir ilte for Indorcenionl. ami earne-tly apmal lo them to how their utalilmlo and apii oclallon to I'real- dent Ror-aeveit and mr n-puhlleaii leader In Goner! for honorinu our hi lory and aidli tbt dtvelopinenl of our man hle reaourcea. We have been hearing so much about Hoyt's Shoes, Big Shoes Little Shoes, High Shoes, Low Shoes; All Kinds of Shoes, In all of the Latest Styles and Patterns for Everybody. BEST QUALITY LOWEST PRICES THE L. M. HOYT CO. HILLSBORO, OREGON, T" Contractor & Builder Carpenter and Mason Work a Specially. I will furnish you with llids, Specific..- Hons and Estimates on short notice. All of my w ork is guaranteed to give perfect X satisfaction. X H i llsboro, Or. J7 A . ll M mTn CsT" S REGULATOR LINE Portland The Dalles Route. "3Ietlako' S T K A 31 i: li S - "Hegulator" "Dalles City" "llaily (Jatzei t" Connecting at Lyle with ihe Columbia Hiver & Northern Hy. Co. For, Wahkiacus, Daly, Centervillo, Ooldendale, and AIIKIickatat Valley Points. Steamer leaves Portland, daily (except Sunday) at 7 a. m., con necting at Lylo with C. II. & N. train for Oldoudalt at 0:1)0 p. ru. Train arrives, Ooldendale, 7 3') . m. Steamer arriv s, The Dallen, Steamer leaves Th Dillea daily, (except Sunday) 7.00 a, in. C. 11. & N. train leaving Ujldendale (i:15 a. in. connecting with this steamer for Portland, arriving Portland, C OO j. tu. Kxcelleut meals served 011 all boats. Fine, accomodations for team and wagon. For detailed information of rates, berth accomodations, rail, road connections, etc, write to, II. C. Camimski.i., Mgr., S. M Donald Oeneral Ollice, Portland, Or. Agent, Portland I Country I a .3 juiiuuiiv. ItKAVKKTON II A PPKM N(iS. Mr. Richard McMillen, of Port land, Is visiting at Dr. It tliiuson's this weak. Mr, Itcyrii, of this place, h is guno to the evergreen state fur his health. We hoai he will return fully recov ered. .Mr, Sam Hoover has moved u. I lillslioro and Mr. L. Iddge is inov im; into the house whirli he has va cated. Horn to the wife of J, F Kine, Aprii 110 ih, a daughter. The babe is dning nicely, hut Mrs. Kine is very -s riously ill. Mrs. Joo II si lies was called lo Vancouver, Monday, where her sis. ter Is very sick. Mrs. It. S, Itoblnsou, who has been III f ir snine tioie, is slowly improv ing. Mr. II. K. Coleman, formerly of this placr, but now a resident of Poitlatid, Is having his reMlilcnce (Himpleteiy renovateil. ZScvt ly pa. pi Ted Inxide and a frcNh coat of paint on the ouislde gives ita very attract I VP appearand. The ri-iiliiue u ill be iK-cupiisI iy Mr. Win 11. Tl m. Mrs. ltci J. Patton, of Ualelgh, wh ' in town Monday, airompanied by her son, lice J Jr, M. D. Caily, deputy He-sor, has j Mholls. Mr. Floyd Ltwtence has given up the idea of going up in northern Washington. He is going to run a meat wagon this summer for the ac com modal ion of the Scholia people. Kaphaci Skcels went to Portland this week with a load of potatoes. The Sunday school will give a temperance program Sunday morn ing. Then after a basket dinner, the older people will give a temper ance exercise. Mr. A. H. Itrown expects to go to Klamath county Instead of Malheur as la-fore stated. Mr. Heaton's daughter and In r children are visiting 1 er people from Itainicr. Miss Mable Darcy, of California, will spend Ihe tiuuimer with Mrs Win. Skeels. Preston Skeels has moved down to Scholia. We understand that John Aden Is on his way to St. Louis. Henry Jack Is teaching the school here again. The school Is progress ing nicely. Marion Miller, of Portland, was out for a visit, Sunday. ('. II. Itrooka Is still working at L'liiie Hesse's, 1 hey have com pleted the barn and will soon com meuce on the house. Tad Skeels la working for C. II Itrooka this summer. t OH F.I.I I !H. D J. 11 irreit, depot agent of thi " .lace, who was called lo the lad finished his wort here and will now tu. to Iti-edvllle to ass.s that ha-al-! ,,,,,. f his sick Mhcr In Jauiotow n, "" N. 1., relurne I Friday. His father 0ear Meyer, of Itdelgh, whs ' was on the road to recoveiy who thrown from a wagon 011 Tuesday 1 be left . Ijorne Frent.enthal, of San Fran cisco, has been spending the week with his mother. Mrs. liTlha Itud, of Portland, visited at the home ol her father, F. Schia-n, last week. The funeral of Mrs. J. Hendrix was held In A. C. church, Wednes day. S I100I Fair. The puplic school fair held last Friday afternoon was largely attend ed by Ihe parents and thelitis of the pupils. KhcIi of the eight depart ments were in the contest for the pn.e oil' red t'T the best work dis played, which corresponded with the work recently taken up by the several departments. A program was arranged for the lower grades and the pupils of the llrst four grades all Hied into Miss .Maude Wilson's room. Sests were arranged for visitors, and an inter citiiig pn gn.ni consisting of recita tions and s nigs was rendered by Ihe little om s, all being ager to partake in Ihe exercises. There were also special exercises fir fie higher de partments. Much rivalry existed, as eai li department cniifiih red their room the best. The pn. wns won hy the tlfih grade, Miss Lucy Hum llireys, tachr, ami Ihe second jrade, Miss lt ise Wilcox, liacher, eceivid hoiiomhie met lion The judges were II. A. Hill ami Miss Ft 11 111 ste Wca'hirnd The Fifth grade ci rlanoy had on display some very excellent work, Ixith ill pen tiianship an. I imp ilrawieg. The sec oiid department was profusclv decorated with the handiwork of the pupils and their w ritlen papers and Irawnikis in colors were very good in led. Mi-s Wilcox had the pic 'lire of the room lakoi today and t is likely most of the scholars of that room will wish to have one. The work in all departments was onsidered far siiS'rior lo that on exhibition last year. The pri. was a very handsome oil painting by- Miss II sh Wilcox ami frameil by Prof. It ir es, in a substantial white and gold frame. You can buy c inned goo Is cheap er at (jreer's th.tri any place in Hills boro. A Surfi Thing. It is s ii.l that nothing is sure except death and taxes, but that Is not al together true. Dr King's Nw li -.-iivery for Consuption Is a sure cure for all lung throat troubles. Thous amis can testify lo that. Mrs. I!. H VanMt treof Sliepardtown, NV. Va., says "I had a severe case of bronchi tis and for a year tried everything I heard of, but got no relief. One bot tle of Dr. King's New Discovery then cured me absolutely." It's in fallahle for croup, whooping cough, grip, pueunonU and consumption Try it. It's guaranteed by all drug irists. Trial bottles free. lteg. sizes .Ml.-, II. 00. ASK T1IK At. IK NT TOR TICKETS VIA The Eli and Siickney Gasoline Engines mm Bp To Spokane, St. Paul, Minneap olis Ihilutli, (hicugo, St. Louis, mill All Points r.nd and South. 2 2 inoniing ami aiitT.-red of his right elbow. a dis,H-stion There were alsitit 100 old soldier In town yesterday anil a splendid The It-edville and lleaverton base ,,i,,,,,t r Wrt M,rv,,,, r"r ,,,,,, ball learns tohs- bain last Sunday ' 'hnrch. which resulted In a royal victory for I Mrs. S. K. Montgomery Is home Itci'dville. gain from her visit i'l L-tstcru Die I gun. -V ! lU i-airs are lsinvr made on lln freight ilelMil. a a M - - ' f 1 il White Clover" ; Mr. and Mrs. Now land vi-llnl heir relaliva al this plaw over Sunday, Job Priotirjg tlNKKIAND TKMXS 1 ILY. r he r ljrr umltlif I ant Mall Sri.l NPI l SKKVICE. l --T(-IATK Kof I'lMENT COI'KTKOl'S EMPLOYES Simplest, easiest ruuuing and least troublesome engine on the market. Thlie most coinple DHA(J SAW to run in connection with Gasoline Kngine. The engine is set only once tor each log, a feature found in no oteer outfit. Also the only Malleable Grubbing Machine on the market 119 horse power with two horses. Write for catalogue and prices on the abvoe. THE REIERSON MACHINE CO. ' Foot of Morrison St. Portland, Oregon. Our Motto "To make and keep cuotomcrs." t For anything In the lino of Commercial Stationery, aa, en velopes, letter heads, packet hearts, hill tieads, business cards, etc., we would he gtad to receive your order. Our work la neat and guaranteed to suit. Prices are reasonable. Tbc lr)dQp?r)dcQt DAYLIGHT TRIP ACROSS the CASOAIM- and ROCKY MOUN TAINS. I Chicago3 Portland Special flic nii'i lu virii'i's min in the world. liit Itii.tn s'.i i'1'ii!-.' cos, dining c.ira, bnil'ct ami-king .mil lil r.n v car ili.u luT .mil b.i'.ln. l ess Ih, in three d.i s r tl.ind t. C Iiu .ii;.. TwoThroush Trains to (.'lien.-'' d.ii'v frutn 1'i'rtl.inil .ind points in t i iv -n -Old l'.iti rn W'.isli- ini;ton m.i tin- iiicc-'fi l.iilri.id -S.i Motion l o., i i k. Sl-at Line, I'nion r.u'itV K. K. .iinl Cliicio Sort!i- s;i rn Kv., etr Tht Only Double-Trick Railway The Missouri River and Chicago Pi;', , f i" I 1 n t ur't 1 1 1 . i 1: !- I' i' .1 through lo Cl u u ' W'l "ill 1" 1 1. tr. R. K . KTi'll'F. AC I IKVF, li" I l( I 1. f 1,1. ,.. . . - nt. ".!. i.. I'i il Si., rt, Hillsboro Dray Line . . . K. V. MOfltK, I'rop. Liislit and Heavy Drnyngc I'iaiios and llonsi-liohl Kooils Moving our dpcclaltf. Alaujs prompt and reliable, (dve us a trial. a Pure Candles We have the tineat 'le-t-tion of pure candit-s hi this rity. Oit cniiilii-g arc all home niaile and we know tli.-y are pure. Lunches We are prepare.! to fill lmrt nr.ler lunclit-s, the lest hi this t-ity. Remember V when in need of fruits, 'ift drinks mid eiiMrs. fAS i . . in. KILI,I iaa. l-'or Tickets. R.itcs, l-'oKU-rs and ru'l r.itticul.irs, call on or ad J res II. 1UCKSON. Citv Ticket Agct. 12.' Third St. Toitland. S. G. YUKKl-S. G. V. V. A.. 012 l'irst Av., Seattle, Wash. Chicago A V.rth.W r.Urn kty. Heidel's Candy Kitchen All Hraily for llnslurss Messrs. N'lsn A IIhs', of th j North Olenc( LuinUr Mills, hav 1 tlni-lied their conirsct at d ar now i r-sdy 10 cul hinds r for th Irsdo st j tlieir nld rsltx. They v ill sl msii I ufscture all kinds of molding.
