Hillsboro independent. (Hillsboro, Washington County, Or.) 189?-1932, January 26, 1906, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE INDEPENDENT, HILLtBORO, I Official Paper ef Washington County. Entered at th Poatofflc at HUla toro, Oracon. (or transmission throob th mails M second-class mall mattar. I County Correspondence j f W want rporlr In wiry town. m I bt a W. HATH. No republican newspaper, or demo cratic pnper, either, for that matter, baa published a word or a lina derogatory to any Marion county candidaU. When ever they have been neutral it baa bean respectfully so. No Washington county paper baa at tempted to coax, persuade, threaten or bulldoseany Marion county candidaU to put up foOO, or any other aum, for ita upport. And yet, notwithstanding these facta, and the fact that Marion county baa a boat of candidates, no word favorable to Mr. Hum ton ii ever allowed to creep into the column i of the Salem Statesman. It gave op ita entire editorial columns, In one inoue, to sneers and alleged argu ments against his candidacy. It pub lishes fake communications, manufac tured in Its office, with intent to injurs mm. Does it not want any Marion county candidates to receive totes from Wash ington county republicans? Is it de termined to anger Mr. Huston's friends until they are driven to retaliation Marion county candidatea? If ao, it is pursuing the proper course. Is it the opinion of the Statesman that it is a crime for any man to aapire to office who does not live in Marion coun ty? feuch a course can have but one re sultit will cause the countiea outside of Marion to combine against the candi dates from that county. Hadn't the statesman better adopt a different course T LaHt week Dr. James Withycombe filed with the secretary or state notice of bis candidacy for the republican nomination for the oillce of governor of Oregon. Dr. Withycombe is known to everybody in this county, his old home, and bis friends here without reward to Dartv. and they are numerous, will be glad to rote for bis nomination and election. His platform is built on a sound foundation, is honest, clear and outspoken, and The Indeendent takes pleasure in printing it iu full, as follows: To r. I. Duobar, Secretary or Stats, tod to tbs members of th Republican party and U elector! In the Stats of Oregon I, Jamea Withycombe, reside at Corral I la, Ben ton County, Oregon, and my puetofflos addrees la "Corvallla, Oregon." 1 am duly a reentered member of the republican party. 1 I am aom Inated for the odloe ot governor, at the Kouiarj nominating election to be beld In the late of Oregon, the 12t day of April, IMS, I will accept the nomination and will not withdraw and II 1 am elected I will qualify aa ich officer. If I am nominated and elected t will, during my term of olllca, ad r oca la and support: Taxation of franchisee and cruea earning oa telegraph, telephone, exprej and sleeping oar corporallona, Uniform aaaeaiment and taiatloo of railroad. Stats regulation aud examination of state and uanaa. bherwootf. Regular Cor respondeat. Born January 14, to the vtifo of X Brown of Hood View, a son. Misa Frances Walling of Oswego vis ited friends In town during the week. Milea Havnes, brother of James Haynee who committed suicide at Waits burg, Wash., bus gone to the sceue of bis brother's death. A .If I a -a . . a cupping iroia iiie uregon Mist ap pearing in Ida last issue of your paper so effectually "bottles ap" "Brother Johnathan Bourne, Jr., that it is not thought necessary to prolong the agonies further by responding to bis inquiries, political. He baa got all be can digest at present. Harry Folkea, an old time resident of Sherwood recently returned from Nome, Alaska whore he baa been engaged in uiiuing for the past two years. -miBionunea never come singly ' aa Mrs. Haynes of this place can surely at test. In adJition'to the deplorable death of her son by suiride another of the family met with a serious accident in Portland a few weeks ago, the result of which may result in permanent in jury. Is pablic ollice becoming a "private trust" In county affairs? Is vox populi subservient to the public servent or more plainly speaking, "Poea the dog wag the tail or the tail wag the dog?" The "turning down" of a ietition signed by over one hundred voters of this precinct recommending Irvine T. Patterson for road supervisor by the ap pointing power, of this county and in lieu thereof, of re-appointing the present incumbent, without such recommenda tion, is a alight-of-hand performance that is needful of some explanation, so say the deluded voters who took the ne cessary trouble and time to apiwnd their signatures thereunto. The southeast "end" baa received the "Icy hand" once more, and the question naturally arises when is this frigid business going to terminate? Is the choice of the board or the will and wishes of a pre cinct to prevail in matters of this char acter? Echo answers: "You attend I o your uusiuess ana l u attend to mine (in the language of our late-lamented governor, Sylvester Pennoyer to the president.) One "Billy Patterson" of many decades ago gained fame and re putation by simply being struck by an unknown assailant, and likewise, our "Billy" (Irve) Patterson has received a solar plexus blow, handed out by the commissioner's court in the shape of a Brick(ell) not only to bis own discoin torture but to those that espoused his cause. Rev place, but perhaps have taken up space enough for this tiuie. Scoggin Valleyite. Scholia and Mountain Bide. Regular Correspondent. 8. B. Lawrence and wife visited at W W. Jaquitha Sunday. Miss Hattie VaaAkin called on Mil Grace Southerland Monday afternoon. Louie Lawrence and Misa Nettie Fisk visited friends on Mountainside. Miss I-ena Wohlschlegel is staying this week with ber sister, Mrs. Finnegan. Mr. Van Akin of Michigan folned bis wife and daughter here. He arrived last Saturday. These Michigan people think it ia rather misty just now in Ore gon. I Tad Skeelaand Rollie Brooks went to Portland one day last week. We understand that they have sot to have the Scholia telephone meeting over gain as all their business was not done strictly according to law. Hrmg. A Highly Improved too Acre Farm. Located only 30 milea from Cleveland, Ohio, to exchange for a good Oregon farm, Washington county preferred. This farm haa 140 acres under plow, large sugar bush with evaporating plant for making lyrnp, a Urge 13-room bouae, 3 barns, fruit, creek, near K. K. A Elec tric Line. Apply to F. M. Heidel for full particulars. Beats the Music Core. "To keep the boJy in tune," writes Mrs. Mary Brown, 20 Lafay ette Place, Ploughkeepsie, N. Y. "1 take Dr. King's New Life Pills. They are the most reliable and pleasant laxative I have ever found." Best for the Stomach, Liver Mnd Bowels. Guaranteed by all drug gists. 25c. Protection of the Mate In Ita n-.k... j . Ku- A Board of Control for Hate Institutions. One board for management of Norman scboola improvement of the Columbia and Willamette riven and ooait Ma porta. national ownerahlp of the Oregon City locks. Conatltutlonal amendment permitting the gov ernor or people to veto ludlvldual Items or-an- proprlatlona. An honest and fearless performance of public rorm for nominating ballot-"Honest and fearleai performance of publle duty. A greater and united Oregon." Joa. Cowan, of Sherwood and Rev. E. K. Warren, of Hood View, Con gregational ministers, are holding a series of revival meetings in the town of Carnation. Regular CorreaponoenL Mrs Nancy WatU is at Portland at the hospital to have her eyea treated. She has suffered great pain tliia winter. Completely loosing the sight of one eye and having serious concern for the other. Mr. and Mrs. H. II. Stuart were Port- and visitors one day tire week. A very pleasant birthday party was given Mr. Callander at the Colonial hotel. Only intimate friends were pres ent. II. Villiger has been making some im provements by way of a new fence. Mrs. C. Puyck went to Portland one day last week and returned with a new piano for Miss Emma and Letia. The street car company has been in corporated and the money pledged for the line from the depot to Forest Orove. The line will run from the depot north to Pacific avenue, weat to the Laughlin hotel, north one block ; then east to the college campus; and west to Pacific ave nue. T1ih company will begin work as soon as possible so we may expect the .... - - roau to te la running order before sum mer. ProjMsrty has began to look up on the strength of the new street car line, and real-estate agents swarm around like bets in the summer time. W. Bump lost a valuable horse last week. He said it seemed pretty hard to pay $1 60 to have a hundred dollars hauled off to the woods. Miss Emma Pitman aud Misa Eva Curtis were Portland visitors Wednes day. V. I). Anderson started for California last week to look for a suitable location to settle. Mrs. Anderson and philln -uw ib me iime 10 nave your eves tested and get a pair of those Famous Troic or Brixilian Pebble Leus, the best uiaue. ve guarantee our work. We can cure that pain in your head and eyea, also the pain in the back of I 7"' .' and overcome that tired feel- uij wiiu uur ranioua uiasses. iry a I pair and be convinced. Da. Eato. Over Bakery. May Live xoo Years. The excellent chances lor living a mil century are excelienr in the case ot Mrs. Jennie Duncan, of JIaynesville, Me., now 70 years old. She writes: "Electric Bitters cured me of Chronic Dyspepsia of zo years standing, and made me feel as well and strong as a young girl." Electric Bitters cure Stom ach and Liver diseases, Blood dis orders. General Debility and bodily weakness. Sold on a guarantee at drug all stores. Price only 50c. You will not find beauty in rouge pot or complexion whitewash. True beauty comes to them only that take Hollister's Rocky Moun . art a - tain iea. it is a wonderful tonic and beautifier. 35 cents Tea Tablets. Delta Drug. Store. or New at McCormick's. The following Is a list ot the latest musio received at E. L. McCormiek'a music store this week. This list is changed every three weeks and is com posed of the very latest music published. Call and select from the latest: "Nakomis" a new two-step by Whit ney. Warner. "Value Tranquil," by Percy Wenrich "Belinda," scorning bit. One of the best two-steps written. LAND PLASTER. j7 jZ7 We have engaged the largest shipment of Land Plaster ever brought to Hillsboro, and we ex pect to have it on hand by the nrst of Fertilize February. your lands. FarmersI It Pays. ml m 'at 5C Hartrampf's Flour Main and 3rd. and Feed Store, HILLSBORO. LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS SUMMONS. Tualatin and church interests in that lo- I will go as soon as he sends tor them. Ills "Resignashun" Accepted. What newpaier man baa not re ceived something like the following? Though a little ott iuithe wayf spelling and grammar, it is amusing and worth giving to our readers: ' "Dear . .; t hereby offer ray iKuaiiun as a subscriber to your ta canty are receiving marked attention a the present time. The cash principle will lie adopted bv one of the oldest and leading mercantile establishment, on and after the first of next month doing business in this pluce When the wholesale merchants adoj me same plan, (as they have mostly aonej or thirty and sixty dnys time, th middlemen is necessarily comiwlled keep up with the procession in order to meet the bills. Scoggin Valley, (tegular Oorreapoodeiit. Quite a fall of snow ia reorted In the root bills of the valley, there being twelve Inchos near the old Tliuman Pier II Ui;,. Zl Ucr.mali P,;aUr,K!,'t W,U,n konse(1uence a. L to benefit my family l Wftrm 'n I) Hi 1... at . a. 1 1 v 1 14 in it i.'i...a - ... tiuni, you neeu in your hete is branes A some one to russel up news, and riu editoriala on live topica. No menshun haa been made in your shete of me but i herin' a polen china pig weigheii 3M jwunde or the gapes ia the chickens out this way. You Ignor the fact that i hot a bran new bob aled ... I it a 1 1 a a iiu mai 1 iraaed my bline mule and say nothing about Hi Himpkins' jersey calf brrakin his 2 front legs fallin down a well. 2 Important chiverees have been uterly Ignored by your ahete A a 3 col urn obiuhury notice writ by me on the death of grandpa Henery wes left out your siiete and to say nothing of the al fabetical ocm beginning "A is for And and also for Ark," writ by me darter. This is the reason your paper ia so un popular here. If you don't want edy. torials from this place and aint coin to put no news in your thete we don't want said shete. P. 8. If you print ob itchury in you next i mar sine again for your shete." valley wun no snow at all. uen Dennis, of Gaston, has been in the mountains near, getting up range cattle that have wintered so far on the range, driving off several head, Mr. Terry ia expected home the last of the week. some auspicious looking characters have been seen in the neighborhood of the power house, presumably game war dens, and to be avoided. Arthur Mattheson Htindayed at Gas ton. Mr. Fletcher spent Saturday and Sun day in Forest Orove. L. M. McFarland is visiting in the neighborhood at present writing. J. Baxter is trying separating his cream and milk and ao far ia very well pleased with the result. Yamhill county has had a series cf equal suffrage conferences, which cul minated in an enthuiiaatic convention at McMinnville on Saturday afternoon and evening. Mrs. AJa Wallace Unruh of Portland is the local lecturer and has been successful in arousing interest. Mrs. F.uima Galloway, chairman of the committee ot arrangements, Introduced Mayor Charles GrisMfn, who made the address of welcome, and stated his be lief in the justice of the equal su ffrage movement. The principal speaker of the session was Miss Gail Laughlin, whose address was of unusual power ; elegant in diction, logical in construction and bearing evidence of deep thought anj careful study. Kev. A. 3. Hunsicker Slated that heretofore be had been an opponent of equal suffrage, but now an nounced hia lielief in it. Portland Journal. The Ladiea oi All Kaint's Guild w open dressmaking parlors, under man agement of Mine Ultra Muir, on Janu ary 22," l-.W, in Room 2. Schulmerich building. xl What ScoRgln Valley Wants. A resident of Scoggin Valley begs space in your paper to set forth some of the wanta of the people of this place. Now we do not exactly want the earth but will accept all the good things that come our way. One of the first things we want ia a good sawmill. We have worlds of as flue yellow fir as can be found anywhere In the Willamette val ley and quite a supply of cedar and red fir, with comparatively lerel rivvls to the railroad. And, by the way, sieak- ! M I. u , .. K ui ranroana, ccougin alley ran boast of the shortest route and the low eat pass over the divide to Tillamook, not baring any, as the writer has croeaed the divide ia a numler of places from the mouth of the Nehalem to the 1 equina river. The head of Scoggts Valley is one and one-half milea south of the bme. which goes np Scoggin creek and down Wilson river to Tillamook, making a line of less than forty miles from Tillamook to the Southern Pacific railroad. This i one of the most fertile spots in the Willam ette valley, w ith worlds of fne timW, beginaing in the foot hills of the valley ana ranging clear through to the enat. Iloy's and Men's extra quality, Good year rubbers for sale by J. C. Greer. Olympic Pan Cake Flour at Messinger's. Wanted District managers to post signs, advertise and distribute samples. Halary $18.00 weekly. $3.00 per day for expenses. State age and present em ployment. Ideal Shear Co., 3l Ran dolph St., Chicago. Of Interest to Women. The call to the Thirty-Eighth Annual Convention of the National American Woman Suffrage Association, which will be held in Baltimore, Md., February 7 to 13 inclusive contains the following parsgraph, which Oregon women should read and consider : All over the world intelligent women are interested in securing batter protect lions for their homes and their children. If they did not already realixe it the ef forts that have been made to secure better sanitary conditions throughout the cities of the land, have taught them to fear moral infection as well aa that hich is merely physical. They are called upon to take part In civic affairs, and social economic conditions force them into the world'a broad field of battle, where there is no place for non combatants. The time haa gone bv for subterfuge and indirection. In the' rnsh of the Twontielh Century progress can not halt some unseen, nuknown. indi rect influence is brought to bear to se- cure changes vital to civilation. The happy era when, "Women rulad all. and ml olden oTatats Wars at lb a doors of womea Ibroed lo wait." as gone by forever with the letters de- tached, and the American republic set- ties its questions in the light of day, at the ballot box. No one. man or woman. has ever lost influence by the r.oP.i,.n of power. We do not aak tl.. iw.11 .. in ply aa a right, thotmh if it be a rial.t it cannot be rishtfullv dni-.i . o not ask it as a privilege, thoiwh' if It be a privilege, it must be oura onleas we admit the existence of a privileged class, which is inimical to the principles of a republic, we demand it, because it ia a duty, and one which no g.iod citixen haa a right to shirk. a a iiiree mile baix-a were nestled in lied, 1 11 name vt ilium, Willie and Bill," momersaui; . Wide was her smile, for triplets they lie, t-110 lays ner goou luc to Ko ky Moun tain lea. (Great baby medicine.) iua 1 'rug More. Pop corn and corn poppers, the kind j mat pop, at It. II. Greer's. Portland and Return 85c. The Southern Pacific ia now selling round trip tickets to Portland from Hillsboro for 85 cents, gixnl going Satur .1 . . T f . , ua 1 in., or any train oi Minuay, re- 'O nlng Sunday and Monday, givign 11 day Sunday and Monday in Portland ine same arrangement applies from lortland, giving all Portiand people a chance to visit valley joints at greatly A Modern Miracle. ''Truly miraculous seemed of Mrs. the Holt of recovery of Mrs. Mollie this place," writes J. O. R. Hooper, nuuuioru, ieun., -sue was so wasted by coughing up puss from her lungs. Doctors declared her end was near that her family had watciied by her bed-side forty-eight hours; when, at my urgent request u. rvmg 3 ixew uiscovery was given her, with the astonishing re sult that improvement began, and continued until she finally com pletely recovered, and is a healthy woman today." Guaranteed cure for coughs and colds. 50c and $100 at all drug stores. Trial bot tle free. to ths Circuit Court of lbs Stats ot Orsgoa for Washington County. VIOLA LA WLE88, Plaintiff VS. WILLI AM K. LAWLESS, defendant. To William K. Lawless, Us above eamtd da feudeut; lo lbs earns of the State of Oregon, roo are hereby required 10 appear and amwar tbeeom plalnt, filed agalnal you In tbs above entitled court and eaiiee, on or before lbs Uet day ot ths tlms prescribed In ths order for publlcatioa or inn sammona, to wit; on or before tbs expiration of all weeka next from and after tbs date of tbs Drat publication of lb la summons, lbs first publi cation thereof being on January St, IMS, and If yon fall ao to appear, for went thereof the plain tiff wl II apply to the oourt for too relief demand. din ner complaint, to wit. That ths marriage " "mage oon tract bow sxietlng between lbs plaiuurr and defendant be dissolved, aad to, aucb other and further relief as tbs court mar pivr vtjuiiaDie oereia. This iummoBi Is served apoa yon by pabllca tlon by orkar of Hon. L. A. Rood. County Jadge of Washington County, Oregoa, which order was maae ana dated In Hillsboro, Oregoa, oa Janu ary IKJS, S. a HUSTON and BENTON BOWMAN. Attorney! for Plaintiff. Administratrix's Notice. Notice la hereby given that tbs onderelirned baa tiled In the (kiiirur Court of the State of Ore gon for Waaliltifcton County, her dual ai-oouut aa ailmlnlMrairlx of the ealaie of Kdward W. Paget, deoeaMHl, and that wld Court baa made aa order appointing the lttth day ol February, lMie, aa the tiuie for brarlng ntijeuilona to Mtid dual aocouul aud the Mtilenientol mid aetata. lated January IV, 1VU6. HELEN H. PAGET, Admmlalratrlx of the Katate of Kdward W. Paget, deceased. Nolioa la hsrebv alvan ihtl th. nn.i-ni.... admlnlntralor ofllie eaiale of Krauc-ie MePber eoii, dwn.nl, have tiled in the County Court ol the State of OruKon, for Wanbtniitou County, my flual woouut an aui h a.iiii,i. ....... rr.I nu aiouuay, reunmry is, iwut, at the hourof lu o'clock a m. aa the lime, and7 County Court room in IlllUboro, Orrwou, aa the n.r ncanog oDjei'tioiia to aald Dual avcouul aud dual settlement ol Ibla eoiaie. W. N. BARRETT, Admlniatraloroftlis Eataleof Francis McPhsr son, di-ceaaeU. ContractorandBuildor Administratrix Notice. eVotlCflU BAPaht aH vmsb ikaa tk.. sv . . haaiHn by the County Court of the state of Oregon, for Wanblngtoo County, appointed ad- , w- 'i.i.i. , numiD, uu naa ouir quail oaU aa suea admin- Now therefore, all neranna .1.1. agalnia aald I eatata are hereby required lo preaent the Mine with nitiiw .... "15. "I , , , - r - " ' -' uw Ullll. UI . i nrioi ma uwnty, at Hlllaboro. Umihi lil.ii. . . .... i V wm lald tbia 13th, day oflMcembsr 1W&. ETHEL NORMAN. anmmiatratrlxorths Ealaie of Hatlla C Mar. 8tampas;e for Sale. Ibis limtar is suitable for lamber. railroad ties, piling and cord wood. On ly 1 ' tuiles from Hillsboro. Inquire of a . - . . M. lleidel, Hillsboro, Oregon. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Notice la hereby glren that the nntr.i.nt adminlatrator of the eetataof El 'en L. Ford, de eeaacd, haa tbla day filed lo the County Court of Waahlngton County, Oregon, his final account and report aaeiu h admlulatrator In said aetata ana ins earns haa been aet for final bearing and aettlemeot before aald Court at the Court House la Hllltlioro, Oregon, on February la, 1 at lo o'clock a. m. of aald day. Dated tbla January 11, IA. M. B. Bt'MP, Adminlatrator or the Eatate of Ellen L. Ford deceased. I am prepared to furnish plans ana specincatlons and estimate on all kinds of buildings. Now is the time to get your plans ready for the building season. Thirty years' ex perience: satisfaction guaranteed. S. M. I10LLAN D, HILLSBORO. ORKGON. Between 2d and 3d St., on Kdson. For Sale. Several tons of fine carrots at it) per ton ; also several thousand Clark Seed ling and Magoon strawberry plants, at Mper 1,000. Inquire of C. Rhodes, Heveuth street, between Fir and Oak. It invigorates, strengthens ami builds up. It keeps you in condi tion physically, mentally and mcr ally. That's what Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea will do. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets. Delta Drtiir Store. Kitchen Situations Wanted. UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER jtt! Underwood! In largo number of Tf ssa ym m m or email families. l,v competent cooks of err. lenco extending over 5J years. Don't object to leaving town. No afternoons off Home in the evenings U e rfc-r you to anyone wlio has ever employed one of our family. Hardware Store, oppoBite court house. signed J Charter Oak Icouklsaya great deal more for this ' druggists. 25c, naif the World Wonders how the othe other half lives. Those who use Bucklen's Arnica S.tlve never wonder if it will cure Cuts, Wounds, Burns, Sores and all CM .a omn eruptions; they know it will Mrs. Grant Shy. mo E. Revnnl.l. St., Springfield. III., says: "I regard it one of the absolute necessities of nouteiceeping." Guaranteed bv all Visible Writing Tabulator without extra co?t Alignment Perfect and Permanent Durability Unequal! Gold Medal (Highest Award) Lewis and Clark Kxposition, 190.". Grand Prize Liege (Belgium) 190.". Grand Prize St. Loui. 11KX1 Six Other Highest Awards. Ranges. Ask for a Trial The Underwood Typewriter Co.. 68 Sixth 8tret, Portland. Oregon Shrubs, Plants, etc.' We can treat you riht .n 1 Mi t'fically at price, you can't tl.w. f. "V1 fiM yoar er scien. runmng over. No Nurserymen canexll u, r fu "nJ moke our sales. . Write to-da, f,.. M G,ve trial: merit. culture, and price list of Nursery Stock. ' ' ' " Walnut Brooks & Sons, Carlton, Or.