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About Hillsboro independent. (Hillsboro, Washington County, Or.) 189?-1932 | View Entire Issue (June 2, 1905)
Life ia What you Make it. To pri-arhar life aartuoa, To lb)..kr It'i Jeat, To lb miwr 11 r I muny, Tu lh loafer, life I rwrt. To Ui Iayr life's trial. To lb puct 111 a toot. To tli dutur life apatlant, Tbl aeod treatment rlalit aloiii. To Iti nliller life' a battle, To th teachar lltc'i a cbool; Life' a ' 'j'xxl thlDR" to lb raUjf, II I a failure to lb fool. To Hi man open t). angina Life a lung and bear (rati; 11 1 a (amble to th gambler. To lb mtrcbanl life I trad. I.lfe'ia plctur to tb atlat. To th rascal life' a fraud; Life parbapa la but a burden. To th man banaalb tb bod. Life la lo?ely to th kTr, To tb playar til la play; Life may b a load of truubl To th man upou tb dray. Life ia but a long vacation. To tb man who love hi work; l.ilc'a an vivlanting effort To abnn duty to lb shirk. To th heaven bleat romancer Life' a etory ever nw; Life Is bat w try to mak it Brother, what Is life to your -. E. Klaer. Saved By Dynamite. Sometime, a ilainintf city It saved by dynauiitiiiK a niac that the fire can't crutta. Honiftiiiicti, a cough hangs on ao lung, you fet'l an if nuthing but dyna mite would cure it. Z. T. tiray, of Cal houn, (in., writes: "My wife had a very aggravated rough, which kept her awake nights. Two physicians could not help her ; ao she took Ir. King's Near I i covery (r Consumption, Cougha and ('ohls, w hich eased her cough, gave her aleep, and finally cured her." Strictly wicntillc cire for bronchitia ami La Griie at all drug atorea, price fOc and f 1.00; guaranteed. Trial bottle free. Canine Actors With Cozad'a Cali fornia Dog- and Pony Show. When Cozud'i California .Dog, Tony and Monkey circuf apwars here it will be (Uncovered that a complete entertain incut hiHtiug over two hours can be giv en wholly bv animal" instead of human actor. Therie carefully trained pets Irfonn the principal roles in dramas and comedies and ia addition give a complete vaudeville programme. Finit comes the grand military drill in which one hundred pretty, prancing ponies tuke part, lead by the witte ony leader, "Koaeberry." They march and coun termarch and go through difficult evolu tions with the precision of highly trained soldiers. Then comes the joy ous May-Pole dance when clustered around the saw-dust arena, some dozen children mounted on the dimunltive Shetland's go through the mazes of the dance. The demure ponies enter hearti ly into the fcxtive spirit aa well as the youngsters and no prettier sight lias ever Iron seen. Then comes the saga cious dogrt who perforin the part of flre loddies. A iniuature house is in flames ; the Intrepid liie-inon rush to the rescue with their tiny bote-carta, soon have a Htroam playing uxn the burning build ing; a baby is rescued from the flames ; I a patrol filled with dog policemen dash es up and asaists tho dog flre-mcn, etc. The clown dogs; tonies; and monkeys all the while fumixhing lots of hilarity for the little ones. This is but an out line of the many startling wonders to be seen with Co.ad's California Equine, Canine and Simian parados when it ap- ears here. Terrific Race With Death. "Death was fust approaching," writes Ralph F. Fernandez, of Tampa, Fla., describing his fearful race with death, "as a result of liver trouble and heart disease, whiih had roblwd me of sleep and of all interest in life. I had tried many different doctors and several med icines, but got no benefit, until I began to use Electric Uittera. So wonderful was their effect, that In three days 1 felt like a new man, ami today I am cured of all my troubles." Guaranteed at all drug stores; price 50c. Weather Report. The past week lias lieen showery and cooler tluin ucmil, especially during the aflerniHins. All vegetation made slow growth, and more sunshine ia needed ior Kanlcns, nop, corn and potatoes. The first crop of alfalfa la being cut in the southern counties and average yields are lieing secured. In few localities rain damaged the cut alfalfa, hut the rain did more good than harm, as the second crop will )e greatly benefited therehy. Fall wheat and barley con tinue to Itead nicely, hut on account of cloudy, cisil weutherthe stalk is beconi ing to rank. Spring wheat and oats have tuiule slow progress, and reports regarding the condition of all grain are on the whole unfavorable. The Hessian fly is reported to have done some damage in Yamhill county, and the grain a phi is Uviiming numerous in other sections of the Willamette valley. Hops are uneven and the yields are expected to 1h less than last year, not withstanding the increased acreage. 1'otatoes that were frosted last week have revived and the setback they re reived was not serious. Grass and stock are in fine condition and sheep shearing is drawing to a close, strawberries are ripening slowly. Cherries, peaches. pears, prunes and apples pioiuise light er yields than usual, although the prune crop will probably be heavier than last year. Newspapers of Today. Reputable newspajx-rs do not like to say harsh things of anyone. It is a mistaken idea that the pa pers prefer vilification in their news columns to commendatory articles. Some newspapers may, but they are few and far bctweea, and the distance between is growing still wider; nor would any paper that pretends to stand for decency hesi tate for a moment to make every honorable amend when it is shown that a wrong ha been done. The newspapers of today is the friend and upbuilder of the clean people every where. The reputable citizen has nothing to fear at the press. On the contrary', the pres ent day newspapers aids and pro tects the reputable community. It is only evildoers and lawbreakers that need fear the savings and in fluence of the press. They and they alone are the ones who gain the in jurious protection of the ridiculous libel laws that mar the statute books oi some of the states and hamper the press in its efforts to secure justice and fair treatment lor all classes of people. Salem Capi- zt WAiifli fnoeit I imif A1 " I THE 1 Willi UlMOl Willi IGU. I Dining Car, Night and Day Electric Lights Day Coaches SgJ. 3 All Travel Comforts --Daily Transcontinental Trains-- Tho Ticket Oflico at Portland is at Morrison Street. Corner of Th 255 A. D. Assistant ?t?Qt?ral PaSsQgr Agcrjt ASK TUB AGBNT FOR TICKETS VIAl J To Spokane, S. 1'aul, Miniicap oils, Duluth, Chirn?o, St. Louis, and All Points East and South. 2 OVERLAND TRAINS UAIUY. 2 The I'ljer and the last Mall SPLENDID SERVICE. VP-TO-DATK HoUriMENT COt'RTKOrS EMPLOYES DAYLIGHT TRIP ACROSS the CASCADK and ROCKY MOUN TAINS. For Tickets, Rates, Folders and Full Particulars, call on or address II. DICKSON, City Ticket Agt, 122 Third St. Portland. S. O. YF.RKF.S, A. G. P. A., First Ave. and Yesler Way, Seattle, Wash. We give Expedited Serv.ee on Freight. Route your shipments tut the Great Northern. Full intormitlion from YVw. Harpkr, General A Kent, I'orthir.d, Ore. They Handle the IMPERIAL, ( OLt MHIA, M0XAKC1I, ST0KMEK, TKinUXE. Wheels to Kent, Kepalrln done. Second-hand wheel IJIcycle Sundries. (Jive ns street from Tualatin Hotel. Dr. Oscar M. liser, of New York who announced during the litter part of last year that he had discovered a cuie for cousuinptior. says that fight mouths' use of the j remedy which he administered by inhalation had increased bfs confi dence in it. The dtctoi has reveal ei the ingredients of the remedy. It is a combination of oils and the ingredients are these: Oil ofgaul theria, oil of thyme, oil of eucalyp tus, pine needle oil and hydrocar bon oil. The oils are prepared by a pro cess discovered by C. B. Benson, a chemist, who has made the cure of consumption a lifelong study. -ri : . t. : , via Yellowstone Park PULLMAN STANDARD SLEEPERS. Electric Lights in Eoery Berth. PULLMAN TOURIST SLEEPERS. Electric Liflhts. Observation Car Electric Lights, Electric Fans, Barber Shop. Bath. Library. Numerous Other Comforts. are Found on any of our CHARLTON Oregon sh outline amo UNION PACIFIC Thi;ce Trains to the List Daily Throuah I'lillman aUnilard ami tourist aleei In ran dally to Omaho, Chloairo. HKkane: (ourtst nlwpln ear rtall tn Kansas liyt Ihnmiih t'tillman tlirlt auelna ear (peraou ally roniliii'teil) wrrkly to Chicago, kaimai CUT. recllulDs chair cara(pa,ta daily) to jut dally. tyf hours ryf II PORTLAND TO CHICAGO II v No chang of car UM'AIU I TIMK HI IIUil I KS AHKIVK KOK from Portland, f, KROM Chloairo . ,-k p,BW- Kt, Portland Worln, cmaha. Kan-I... n'nt',T,.Tonc-'''dK"t- j AUantlo !a,n i.ke. Denw, Ft i'ffl'I! iorth. Omaha, kan . !i F. . :aaCltf.M lxula,Cbl :1 a. 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The tuberculosis germs have entirely disappeared from 25 and 40 have been able to resume their several occupations. We have re lieved the remainder to such an ex tent as give us great hope. Sever al of my professional friends are ttsins: the remedy with considerable success." For Neuralgia, rheumatism, sprains, cut, swollen joints, etc., uae Trenton Oil Liniment. .. . . Th IHlWt 1-I Ug JJi b. 8 Line. L. lov LIOUOR-MOR PM I NE-T0BACC0 4' ,v7r- HABITS PERMANENTLY OIRtDl a- -m roa ull ahtkulaks MS WKTlUYIWTnUTF- POTUNOOt, 3 1 ird xJCTX B 1 rtlafjd, Ore. j Is rcconlcii bv the American I'erclieron Horse Hreeders' nnd If!. -1 . - I tll'tMrttmi' T- l 111... or,. ins coior is ure-, Ftar. 1 ujuuri r oaieu .j uiy ir; nreu iy M. . uuniiain, ot Wayne, 111., owned by Ab bertJ. Hartrampf, Hillsboro, Orepon; Sire, Villera 31100, by Hrinrd .":517, bv brilliant 1271. bv brilliant 189') l,v Coco II 714, by Vieux Chaslin 713, by Mignon 71"), by Jean be IJlanc 730. Dam Linda 27."1, bv Valliant 401, by Profinvr 893, by Decide 802, by Vieux l'ierre 801, by Coco 712, by Mignon 71-", by Jean be blanc t.30. Second Dam -by Pierre 887, by baboureur 880, by Jean be Plane 730. VALIXDI'S will be at S. A. At (treenvllle, from noon Tuesday until Wednesday morning. At Hillsboro, Wednesday evening until Thursday at 4 o'clock. Peter'Nelson'fl place, Thursday evening rfntil P'riday mQ ning. Phillip, Friday until Saturday morning. At the Farm gaturday and Sunday morning. GEO. GIBSON, Manager. J. W. CONNELL, Owner. I'erston (il Ijiiiiuent at the IHilU Orng Store, for man or benst. Try a bottle. llitve vu a More Kloctrie Belt? We vmi fit you a;id s-iarantee a euro. The IH-Ita Irug Store. HOLLISTCR'S Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets A Buy Madioin for Baiy Pnol. Briar Oulta Hoalth 1 RBd Vlfor. A spsrlrla fr Constipation, InMlrestlon. I.la and k.Mnev Trouhlc. ptinpla. k,crna, Inipiir ltl'l. IU.1 llraath. SliV(h liowt-la, Hrailwha sod Biu'kac'lio. It Hocity Mountain Tea In tah Irt form, 8A rvota a box. Oontilua mad by UoLUSTca Daua Cos pan r, Madlaon, Wia. GOLOEN NUGGETS FOR SALLOW PEOPLE ELECTIOXEEH-WILKES :iti.isTi:i(Ki as ritixtK ijivi;i,ai'i; :u7ii Sire of Ryron Lace, 2:14 True Love, 2 years old, trial, 2:19. Rocklace, 5 years, trial, 2:19 LOVELRSS, (3) 2:20, fastest 3-year-old, record made on N. P. circuit in 1904, and winner of every 2 year-old race in which she started in 1903. TRUE LOVE, 2-years old, trial, 2:19. ROCKLACE, 5 years old, trial 3:15. LOVELY DELL, winner of 2-year-old pace at Salem in 1904. BESSIE LOVELACE, trial 3-year-old trotter, 2:25. LOTTIE B, contesting in three heats at 2-year-old pace in 2:26. . Sired by EGOTIST, sire of 49, son of the great Electioneer and the great brood mare Sprite. Dam CREPON, 'dam of Dorsey L. 2:2o,'i, Bettsy Britton, 2:20, Lovelace, 2:20, Goldlac, 2:18;, The Orphan, 2:18, Duchess, 2:27, Brilliantiiie, 2:29), by Princeps, sire of 52 in the list. Second Dam Crape Lisse (dam of King Rene, Jr., 2:17, Braid, 2:10, Balzarine 2:27, by the great Geo. Wilkes. I M I f is a bay stallion 16.1 and weighs 1280 pounds. His colts are f g J stale winners wherever they start and prize winners in the show ring. The get of lovelace brought a higher average at the McCarthp sales than that of any other stallion. His colts are uniformly good size, leved headed and speedy. He will make the season of 1905 at Hillsboro. Season, $25; insurance, $35. Thoronshbred.l Sired by FREE KNIGHT, son of Ten Brocck. First dam Fautress, son of Enquirer; second dam Can Dance, by War Dance, son of Lexington; third dam Bank Stock, by Bayonet: lourth dam by Imp. Scythian; filth dam byjlmp. Yorkshire, etc. I I A I I lT LLT HZT " a 'ay sta'on l( ua'11!1 uigh, and was a great race I V I I Las 11 i-fl Laiaa "orse. baving run quarters in 22;, five furlongs in :59, miles in 1:39, mile and a quarter in 2:07 18, and mile in 1:53, and has defeated some of the best horses in America. Will make a season at Hillsboro, at $25. B. B. Tongue, Hillsboro. I). Meek's idace from noon ONE MAGAZINE FREE ! Tiio HiiMioro imloiMMMieiit, $i.oo )Tho Three Oregon SeiiiMVcekly Journal l.r0 A ft jff" Orchard and Farm, - - 1.00 QL.fcO Jr4vAddie-s all orders to AOKTHWKsTKKaV SUltSCKIPTlOaX A(3EXCY, 10: Third St., Portland. ll.'MAKCUS, Mgr. 1SL00I) IS THE MOST SUCCESSFUL liLEXD Record 2:20 t . . ...... , Jrnportcrx Association, and 111 II ll 1 Momlav until Tucstlav nuiriiitiir nf o!ot TRIAL -2:12i his recorded rmrnber h 22031 ... ... .
