Hillsboro independent. (Hillsboro, Washington County, Or.) 189?-1932, June 22, 1906, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextTHE INDEPENDENT, HILLSBORO, Entered at the Potofflc at HMla- oro, Oregon, for transmission through Official Paper of Washington County, the mat j u second-class mall matter. BY I). W. BATU Cf Ttiln inor ii not forced ctmn anyone. It ia not our practice to etop paHTa until ordered to do io. Anyone not wiahintf the paper mut notify the puliliHiier or tliey will be lield liable fur the Mulxx-ription price. It is now the middle of June and we have had 110 hot weather so far this year "This Greater Oregon" is putting up a great record as an ndvertisment lor its cool summer weather. Mr. Bryan writes to his friends that "It is time to call a bait on .socialism in the United States. The Populist platforms on which Jiryan jointly ran, both in 1896 and 1900, favored a greenback currency and the government ownership of railroads, which may be as far in socialism as he desires to go, and father more will recieve the support of reasonably conservative citi.enr. Astorian. under the leadership of a Democratic Democrat. REDUCED SUMMER RATES. Indianapolis, Ind., June 13. A poll of the National Editorial Associ ation shows the Republicans present favor Roosevelt, and the Democrats favor Uryan for President in 1908 All of them want tai iff revision. Colonist Rates. Couuiit'iirini; February l."tli and con tinuing daily to and liirludinir April 7th, l'.H tl, and from September l.'ith until Oc tuber 31st, lUOil. coluniit ticket will be old from the east to puinta on Oregon Line via 1'urtland. Following are ratea from autue of the principal jxjlnt : From Chicago, 111 " liluniiiintfton, 111 " Peoria, 111 St. I-ouia, Mo " Memphis, Ten 11 " Omaha, Neb " Kanima City, Mo " St. Jum ph Mo " Sioux City, la St. Paul except via lower Mia eouri river gateway. " Denver, Colo Correapomlinir ratea will le from other points, and will apply to pointa of Oregon Linen. A. 1. Ckaih, (ieneral l'aHBenner Agent ...33 00 ...31 80 ... 31 00 ... 30 00 t . . 37 60 . . . 25 00 . . . 25 00 . . . 25 0!) . . . 25 00 , 25 00 , 25 00 made all Special Rataa. Oo account ofthoauoual drain! Lodga Beaev olontanil I'roimive onler of Klks, tobebelit at Deuver, Colo., July 17, 18 and 19. 1UU, round trip tlckeu will he aula under llie following coDdl lloua; that eave the account of I. Kate mmiiiiiiiioro, ai4. is. trs.6s. ...... .1 a woe itij wirougu ruruauu iuu vm waj several rooms uriviiig away a wn iri,ugn California. that chanced to be near their nest. t waja through Portland . , ... r T I Iatas of daleJuly 10,11, 12. 13, M, 15. uasi wees Jir. luuiiuu, ui Llmlt-Uolng, July 19ib. Tlckeu mul be ton was ill this office, and eave an uiadgoiuiroudaieor sale. Klua! return limit, UI MLUll.lt UILIUCUI. HI Newport. Yaquina Bay, Breiten bush, Hot Spring" From All S. P. and C. & E. Pointa. Farm fo7sale 173 Acres l,m if ere" :$1 u. rea in en,, ' ". , irw,e ne ""I frnin "urn, . ore - II... i " lie"-' - """"" IKIU) f , . On and after June 1, liWti. the S-uutn- anil lliui, jtli 1 ern Taciflc, in connection with the aired, stuck a,i , Ilta vallia A Eastern railroad, will huve on wltll tll(J , t . nart. iiiie u" r W. U- tiOflTlI A short time ago our attention was called to an article in a Boston newspaper, account of a which, however one robin unaided, Btop-orera will foe granted In either direction within the transit llmlu, excepting that no atop. oven will be allowed In California oa going trip, The Iiidejwndont and The Portland Daily Telegram one year for ". . . - i .t . j I over win om am kiMtu a Kant. vv I For fUl particular! apply to over eighteen inches in length. a. l. aura. fra r, fcSU ;n H,. vorA r G"n- Iwr t. ' c- i.iis. iM'wu " "" " J i Portland. Ore, their old greenhouse at Beaverton, or to n. a. iiinshaw. Agent, Hiiiaooro, first saw the fight and called her son Edward. The snake would) farm f n r Qalo trvto crawl away but the robin rdN" ,UI 0d,B' would hon ud to it and finally necked FittT a ri'9 near tlie city of Hilliboro ; .!,.!, TU.W.rA h, M. Kood rden and onion land; aplendid dairy farm j two barna and house; this wiui several young m 11 near oy. i8 a )ttrjj,lin. ternilj eM8y WritB ihii W e will venture to make tne state- orfiYe for particular. ment that either our robins have the Bostonese skinned a mile, or our snakes ?Kive up the ghost with celerity. John M. Pattison, Governor of Ohio, died at his home in Milford O., Monday afternoon of Brights disease. Death came suddenly and was entirely unexpected by his family and physicians. lie suffered considerable oain Sunday evening, but later sank in a quiet sheep. When his physician called Monday morning, the patient was found in a comatose state from which be never rallied. Mrs. Pat tison and two daughters were at the bed-side when death came. Gover nor Tattison was a war veteran and ex-congressman, and was the only democrat among the state officials elected last Fall. Andrew L. Harris, Lieutenant Governor, who, tinder the Constitution, becomes Governor during the rest of the term for which Mr. Pattison was elected, is a Republican. The oath of office was administered to Gover nor Harris Monday night by Judge Fisher, at Katon O. That a Bryan wave, spontaneous and not manufactured, has set in is unmistakable to unprejudiced ob servers wherever they look. It is quite as obvious to Republicans as it is to Democrats. And the Press funis good reasons '"for the better opinion which Americans now hold of him than when they twice had the opportunity to vote for him." One of these reasons involves an error not unnatural to a Republican p.iperof the Fast. It is Bryan's supposed abandonment of "his free silver iailacy." Mr. Bryan has not which consisted in the quantitative theory of money the theory that the value of money is determined by supply and demand. He was for silver coinage in order to in crease the supply of money when gold was scarce, he has not concern ed himself about silver recently because the increase in the supply of gold has augmented the quantity of money more than he had hoped for from the tree coinage of silver. In other words, nature has supplied the quantity of money in gold which Bryan demanded of the government in silver. To say, then, that he has changed his position is a misrep resentation. But most significant of all signs with reference to Bryan in the action of the Missouri con vention of the sth, which, in obedience to a demand from the people ot the counties, names Bryan as the candidate who was defeated by corruption in 1896 and who alone can unite the Democratic party m 190S. Such a union of the party is to be hoped for, for unlike the "union" of too, it means union Oregon amd union Pacific Three Trains to the East Daily will huve on said round trip ticket from jiotnUon their line to New port, Yaquina and De troit at very low rate. u)'xl for return until October 10, IMii, Three dar ticket to Newport and Ya uuina, cood iruinif Saturdav ami return ing Monday, are also on aale from all Kant Side point, 1'ortland to hu'ene, incluaive, and from all Wt Side points, enabling people to and apend Sunday at aeawide. KMHKin tliketa from all runt Mle pointa, Portland to Eugene, incliiHive, and from all West Side iioint, are alno on aale to lotroit at very low rate with atop-orer privilege at Mill City or any point eaat, enabling tounxl to vinl the Santiam and Breitenbuah Hot Spring in the Caacade mountain, which can be reached in one day. Season ticket will be good for return from all point until October 10. 1 hree day ticket will be good going Saturday and returning Mo.ldav only, llcketa from Portland and vicinity will bo gHtd for return via the Eaat or Went sido at option of passenger. Ticket from l u gene and vicinity will be good going via the Lebanon-Springfield branch if de ired. Baggage on Newport ticket becked through to NewjKirt; on Yajti na ticket to Yaquina only. Sunday excurnioiia to Newport on the C. & M will begin June IlHh or laii and run every Sunday thereafter, leaving Albany at 7:30 a. in.; leave Corvallis 8 a. in. 8. P. train connect with the C. & V. at Albany and Corvalli for Yniiinn and Newport. Train on the C. & E. for Detroit will leave Albany at 7 :.'() a. 111 enabling touriHt to the Hut Sprinu' to reach there the tame day. Irani iroin and to Corral li connect with all Kant bide trains on the S. P. Full informrtion as to rates, time tables, etc., can be obtained on applica tion to J. C. Mayo, Gen. Pa. Aat., C. A E. It. It. Albany; A. L. Craig, (t. 1 A., S. P. Co., Portland, or to any S. 1 or C. A . agent. Kates from Ilillsboro to Newport if (UK). To Yaquina ftl.OO. Three-day Kate from Hillalioro to Newport 3 00, bottom, early new hard and Telephone OiiO. J' Jl will be aold Koute 1, Box in ' U"r,)1 t)re' Flour Mill for Sale. 25Barre cap011 With 2 dual! ,ri. 1 Geo, T. Smith purilu-r i . .7' ....ritier. 1 ea!p- viait their families er, 1 tlevein sini-U ' ,ii 6x12; 1 Stev en diiublo ro .. i atone turr, smooth. Also .li).i'1"h 'turbine water- wnet i; t liop,.,. wnJ auoaM aawmm. Everything in uhA ...wJitio" ; iut n n. A inoiify umiljl,. iiri"ition for the right I.Muti.m .- .:ihole btiainea will go for mkmh,",,, V. K., Wurt.h. litre ir- ' Newberg, Or. Alti-Tone i tie iu7d beat spring muilicin -Knaruilteej, Notice. The Morton lieavcrt-m Greenhouse la In-ing moved to iiiltalHjro, adjoining court liouHe8iiart, HIIj will hereafter be known a the Hillljoro I''"1 and Flower Garden TlifV will 'ut tire dol in all kinds of nursery and or namental stink, lii,a ruses, carnations, etc., cabbage, tomato nJ r11 ku,,,i ' plant. 50,0ix) cabbage plant now ready for delivery. All orders addressed to the llillslioro Plant and r lower uar don, Ilillsboro, win receiw prompt an careful attention. The ureenhotise a lieavertun w ill continue until about July Kith. W. it Vorton, Manager, E. R. & M. A. Morton, Proprietor. Sewing machine ueedles of all kinds at lloyt'. 2 for 5c, 2c per dozen. Y It - , . SJ1. THROUGH UTAH AND COLORADO Caatla CaU, Canon of th Grand, lack Canon, Marshall and Tan naaaaa Paaaaa, and th World, w-'ismii Royal Corf For DeacrlptlT and llliwtratej l'amhleta write t ' W.C. McBRIDE.Cen. Agt 14 ird St., Portland, Or. New at McCormick'a. The f )'lowing i a list of the latest music received at E. I McCormick' music store this week. Tbi list is change I every three week an I is com poae.l of the very latest music published. "Belle of W. new march and two- step by Chauncey Haines. "Double Trouble," new march and two-step by Albert Ci ruble. "Peach ea an-t Crea::-.," uV.ectabie rag by Percy W enrich. Alti-Tone, the new spring meilicint guarauteeJ. The Delta Drug Store. The Independent and The Portland Saturday Telegram one year for $2. J. C. KURATLI, Hillsboro Real Estate AND AUCTIONEER. Residence 4th aud Oak St., Hillslwro. Money to Loan. KILLthi COUGH AND CURE the LUNC8 WITH Dr. King' Nov Discovery FOR C rONSUMPTIOKI 0UGH8 ad OLOS Price 60c 41100 Fr Trial. I bureat and Uuickeat Our for all THROAT and LUNO TEOUB LXS, or MONET BACK. kM-! 13 YEARS' 1 tXPERIENCT CCSIGN9 Copyrights &C- Anronn Mni11iii a kpl h and rtMrtftin nmy Quit klr it'friNiii (Mir iiunii frt whihr mq ttlTMIlt (till IS pmhHliljr tft(tli ii lHlllllUIltl-a- tltifiantrtt'tlyptmtltlHMtUl. llitiullHink iin I'rttHttt viit tnm. tl1ttt RtftMiry for i-tirina; ptttHtiin. lItiit fAkiMi thntiitfti kluiui A lu. rKttlv Scientific Jlmcricati, T nrira,t rlt A hfthrliM.mi l fMiiRtrfttfvl Nklv. ruUtion of juv H -iiMit irtc lotiniHl. IVrnm i m vnr: Tour rmititliA, il. (told itj mII nil.ulti 1 Pn seiB,.dw.,. NpW YnrL Mn.t-h lw in, r U IVuhllitfloii. l V THEXXJ" CENTURY SEWING MACHINE Death From lockjaw never follows an injury dressed with Bucklen's Arnica Salve. Its antiseptic nd beating properties prevent blood poisoning. Chas. Oswald, merchant, of Rensselaersyillo, X. Y, writes: "It cured Seth liurch, of this place, of the gliest sore on hi neck 1 ever saw Lures Cuts, Wounds, Burns and Sores. c at any drug store. HERE'S A BARGAIN. Raducad Round T.i. lata laataro Pointa. Saasoa of '9- Round trip tlckeu will beiolJ to pointa shown beloar under Ida tolluwtiigoondltloris: rrutn Hilliboro to Clilcafo-u7-10 From HllUlioro to St. IxwU-a'11 btt.S. Krom HlllilMirotoSt. P.ul and Mluneapolla i!M, 65. bts.Uo. From HIlMxirolo Mllwaula-al70.3J. btHS.85 From HUUboro to Omaha. Sioux Cltr, St. Joe, Kaimaa City. Atchixn-ai0.e. ti!74.1S. allotb ways through Portland. bOue war through Portland aud on way through California. Pales of Sale. July 2 and t; August 7, t and 9, and Septembers and 10, ltM. l.luiUi. Golnt, ten daya Tlckeu muat be uned golug on date of le. Final return limit. 90 day Imm data of tale, but sot beyond Octo ber 31, lyotf. Htou-overs will be granted In either direction within the transit limit went ot the Mlsaour river, 8t. Paul ami Minneaoliii also New Or. leans, when through that point, except that no tnp-ovpra will be pr milled Io California on SoioKirip- ror tun partluiar can uu or ao resa . r (KAIH, ficn. itr Ant. Ho. Pao. Co. Or H. A. HIN8U A W, Agent, Uillhoro. Buy on Credit! Through Pullman standard and tourist sleeD ng cars da It to Oinaho, ( hlcaao, Hinkaue: U.urlst sleeping cars daily to Kansas Ut, thnrngh Pullman tourist sleeping rare iparaon sill conducted) weekly to Chicago. Kaoaa City reclining chair cars tscau dnllv) to Last dallj 70 HOURS PORTLAND TO CMICAOO No change of can 70 1IMK II K1H LEU from Portland, tir. salt l.aka, Iienrer, Ft norm, oiuaha, kan iKPAKl F(IH Chicago Portland r. o ,la'"" C"H' '"un,Chl Ii ....... '; and hast. Allan tic, K I press p m via Hunt liigton St. "Paul Fast Hall ISp m la Spokane AKH1VK FKOM Palt Lake. IieBTer, Ft Worth, Omaha. Kan sas cur, si. lx)iils,Chl cago and East. Walla Waila,t.ewision Spokane, Wallace.Pull man, Minneapolis, Bl. Paul, Iiuluth, Milwau kee. (hlcas-u and Eaat. 7 :14 a. M a. Ocean and Rlvor Sohodule For San Francisco Rrerv S i. s . For Astoria, way points and North Beach-iallt (eicept tiiindaylail oop. m. ; Saturdays at JCHJt tin' T "rT,r later permltUng) o the ...-mp.i UUu i amnui nvera. or further information ask or wrtta yoot real ucist agant, or A. Iv. Craig- General Paasenger Agent, The Oregon Railway A Navigation Co., Portland Oregon. Chicago3 Portland Special the most luxurious train in the world. Pullman sleeping cars, dining cars, buffet smoking and library car (barber and bath). Less than three days Portland to Chicago. TwoThroughTrains to Chicago daily from Portland and points in Oregon and Eastern Wash ington vU the Oregon Railroad 4 Navigation Co., Oregon Short Line, Union Pacific K. R. and Chicago & North-Western Ky., over Tht Only DoublrTrack Railway Nine-Room CottaRe, Good Barn and this $60 Macllne for $25 i ui buna ior sale. A nine-room cottage, cioi-e In, Includ ing nam ami wasn rooms. Ths. noiiHe FREIGHT PRCPIID. has three porches, atone pillars tinder it, good wood house, saw-dust lined, fruit house, good barn with wairon and hiun-v shetls, grain bins, haymow and room for four horses, together with Iwnaml one-linl far rest ot land willilii two blnrks of the lnNiiiia nan ot tliorltv. Clear title given. Price1 f-'.OOO, one half down, balance in con venient payments. Call on or addrern in is oiiice. una hlah-arm. droo bei ball twarina, loek- tlradtng shuttle: has ,I,)inauc bobbin wluder el other latest Improve nts. This Is the ANTI TRUST MACH1NB. It la ths same machine agenta are akln(you tea for. All attai bmeatsgowlth each maoMne. Bold for only i, m.h and 13 monthly. Write TOOtT for frea FUMITME HTsUMUl howlng elegant houwhold g.ds e win '"'"'rre'sM Frepaldlon taai aiatntt-onr new i,uii F.u. Cevurtz Furniture Company 173 174 First St POKTLAND, OH. Seen 1 "' UD Have You Tried It? i It is YOUR Business To take your bicycle where you please for repairing. You want to take it where you are sure that expert workmen will do the work required, and so you bring it to us. It is OUR Business J The highest type of FAMILY SEWING MACHINE the embodiment of SIMPLICITY and UTILITY the ACME of CONVENIENCE. tj ABSOLUTELY THE LIGHTEST - RUNNING LOCK-STITCH SEWING MACHINE. 1 It only needs a mere touch of the treadle to start the machine. The use of ball-bearings, the superior design and mechanical excellence of construction throughout, all combine to make its continuous operation a pleasure it runs so smoothly. q The new BOBBIN EJECTOR is a marvel of ingenuity. No more annoyance no trouble. A simple pressure of the finger on ejector instantly LIFTS THE BOBBIN within easy reach. J Of its many valuable and unique features, The AUTO MATIC TENSION RELEASER commands notice. It is a veritable boon. Raising the presser-foot automatically releases the thread tension and allows the work to be FREELY WITHDRAWN no breaking- of ntc&c pos sible. Depressing it instantly restores correct tension. 1 The ATTACHMENTS furnished with this machine are so conveniently arranged in the center locking drawer -A SEPARATE PLACE FOR EACH as to be easily accessible. There is a full set, comprising the latest and best designs. Stores at 402 Washington St., Portland. 402 Williams Avenue Main Street, Oregon City, Oregon, ii ii manner c To see that your wheel is repaired in a satisfactory ana to give absolute satisfaction we guarantee every piece work that is turned out by us. IJring Us your wheei. F. R. Dailey's Old Stand Elect ioneer-Wltk no i . . . . Successful Blend Record, 2:20: trial 3nK t:.-. . . ... Sire of Byron Lace ,. ,V3r. Is erea as 11" 1 jn T ' U'U y- wir,utli-i-,.M "it in IQ04. and ' n lace. vear, r,u. tVii '"c "nc 3 years olTTrTal. i.io; Rock record m,i. r,n v- n iaACF 3J:2n Atpst t-vear-old TinS1 Wi,ln" of every 5-year-old irue L0Ta-TaA.vo .ii. . . a LI If la I 11 a a ... a . . 'OTely Dell Win ' ' 2 t.i- Hessle Isovrttrf .-Tria XZllllK i-ottie li. The Missouri Rlvir and Chlcigo IsIIt etrarslons In Piillmsa Inarlst slrrjting cars Irora I'onisnd throush to Chitago wilboul change, a. a. airr-Hia. a.oAa. aaa riimo, ci rmunu vas. CJikaa a ort a. W est era Rj pace at Salem in 1904- Contest; i ,ut:r iroiler. 2:21. Sired by EGOTIST, sire of Z Z7y V " 2 A tll Rreat broodmare Sprite. Iam' clvlS great Electioneer, and the Betty Britton, 2:20; Ue J? (dam of Dorsev L. 7:2o)U a:3i; Duchess. a:a7Vj. iSf' ?-ao; GoWlace, , "8, the Orphan, the list. Second dam Crar I i ' ?' 2:29'' by Sps, sireof 5in r,oH; Bal2arine, ,.2'7 Jjl l Braid, LOVELACE, , ,0.1; ana we elu i,o 7.whf rcv?r thcV art. and rri 11 1 l-Jm- Hi colM are stake- fu u,,lvUVCiac orouRht a higher , "'"""s in the show headed and speedy. He will le ,1,? Unifmlp '0f goc! Jaoa' insurance, fie ason 0t ...06 at ITS THE Worth Coast Limited." via Yellowstone Park Line. $TMs. l ULLMAN STANDAKD SLEEPERS. Electric Lights in Eoery Berth. $o? PULLMAN TOURIST SLEEPERS. Electric Lights. Dining Car, Night and Day Electric Lights Day Coaches S. D 1 si 8 Observation Car Electric Lights, Electric Fans, Barber Shop. Bath. Library. Numerous Other Comforts. nne. 1 ne sale e the " 01 K ., V saies man level Hillsboro. E. B- TONGUE, 3 All Travel Comforts are Found on any of our C -Daily Transcontinental Trains--O The Ticket Oiice at Portland is at 3 255 Morrison Street, Corner of Third 3 A nk rAMArM a. m Ly. vnHrtL I UN, Lfi ASSiStaot Gwral Passenger Jatni- di w 1 l-SBOEO. orb.