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Hillsboro Independent. D. W. EATH. EiLtcr anil Proprietor. Fruit Canneries la Oregon. The Rwlina Psse'e. A celebrated mimical critic wu ear rle4 la caurca mou year, afo, and mttar that nrtfflonr. tb weddlnf proeeesloa inarched down the able, the onranlat played the wedding- march " I MJ v II I 1 1 1 f 1 ilt ml (.iiiuji . f i - nrAkMffrtiiN fmefHDa Utir ... . v. to the raantst Ui uiw ww - - - - - i 8u. ami t I'niou iVpot. For Sale. Hancock's More, a ti hriilutwiii atoiped la the Southern Pacific to J rotuote the march and addreesed the wondering canning indtittry i:i Oregon, prom- assembly thua: i . r , i i I anow I am coinmlttinf a breach l well, bo:h r.r llu iM.road and of Vtlqat aa well a. propriety la the state. PiGi!i:ci:ijr fruit aud going this, but I am aot to blame. It vegetables to hi ui.ucd is not very to n orjaniaatioa -w . i.i.-. r Decome ineaaoiy i.-inuS u( turn i..iit. ii o( tt- critical nature of my auues. itable and not txcciMvety difficult. Thea be dreir from the pocket of his It might easily Income one of the ore, coat; I well J?'0'! leading industries of Oregon. Climate mil! Knit 'are xillL'lllarl V and aald: adapted to the growth of small I "What offended my . ., , . . , i tu Wat la the seventeenth bar of tha lruits and green vegetable. The I -po pMMg - flatted very badly, market lor tliem is unl.m.te.l. i ue ,nd m the andante , a bniousat, other factors necessary to .success , -I""?? PPOaal'twa. Aow. P, . ' , nauSa anj sick head "f ZTail- ' ! ache. This loss was occasioned by Once more the orgaa pealed forth. and thla time the player, conscious that the great critic waa lleteninr w him. accomplished his duty with credit to himself and to the great satlsfae tlon of the critic. London Standard. . -mi i ... . Um laJie.' triuime.1 Data at reume.1 prices, fall -l them. They are worth more than the prices Mrs. Iuiogeue Bath The li W ruur.l in,. .;. "on or,. ."- yet - i lof jt anJ l.d to ci.t-.p p .' p-k ' aa I'-, because it Saturday ami return...: wil, -:;Ca -h- because it U .three day. out.n. t .h0 made today. old estern The traIjtber of the n,5ra! ..lilies of We lv.Xlv TmaJe and used 'Hfckor?nl!.S Cough Remedy" and re.,:d families on it tor a rwo .n,l one-h.-f day. o the ;ach. i W " Take,. ,i. .... A. A C K. .1 f.., Tu- Jry u For by he " et office Portl.n.l corner inir.i n urn- - -.7 ajjfl where. Bath Ted.!. rrTcTtolJ.SO at Mrs miliar Also nice 2 milch cows and one lielfcr lot Ol doll. 7 le lor lack of fd. Itmmre at C. C. Nursery Slock C. A. WUitinore, Cornelius, Or. Lotit and Found. l.nsL letween q:o p. m yes- necessary are fair freight rates and intelligent culture. The railroad promises rates which will leave a profit to the producer. It purposes also to disseminate information about de sirable varieties and rational meth ods of culture. The efforts com bined with the intelligent ambition of the farmers, should give rich re turns in a few years. produce a crop for market in a sea son or two after planting, and with proper care, an annual yield lor a lifetime. 1'ati lu s of rasplerries abound in Oregon gardens, set out a dozen years ago, which grow thriftier every mi miner. Green vegetables are as profit able as .small fniiu, though it is a disadvantage that they must be planted every spring. The demand for tinned Uans and peas far out runs the supply. The development of the canning industry is hindered by lack of help. Much fruit which might le saved goes to waste simply because no' body can be hired to gather it at wages which would leave any re turn to the grower. It would be unwise for anybody to undertake small fruit culture on - a large scale until he has first assured himself that help can le found to harvest the crop. The labor problem is peculiarly harassing to the grower of berries aud green vegetables. Scarcity of help at the critical time may destroy a whole year's pro ceeds. The situation of the can nery is almost as important as the labor .supply. A haul of a mile or two between the plant and the rail road may ruin the enterprise, since the cost of the haul must be paid by the growers and it may reduce his returns to less than nothing. Co-ojerative canneries well located and managed pay the producer best. Iu fact, it seems hardly prob able that farmers can be induced to raise small i rt tit and vegetables ex tensively for any other project. Labor conditions being as they are, the margin of profit is narrow, and uuless the producer gets the great er part of it. the industry does not attract him. Should the canning industry develop as it ought, the resulting social lenefits may ex ceed the financial oues, since it will tend to break up the large landed estates which are one of the worst impediments to the prosperity of Oregon. They diminish produc tion because the owners have neith er the means nor the energy to farm them adequately; aud they keep out population because they hold at prices immoderately hich. while the taxes upon them are low. Small adjoining holdings, farmed intensively, will so raise the assessed valuation of these estates that they will le forced upon the market, which will prove a benefit to all concerned. Morning Oiegonian. The aiok Chinaman. Perhaps nowhere In the world Is family affection stronger than anion ismall lruiisi. w)fh ,h. ttrk u nituble to the more enlightened world, vtnen a ra vorlte son fa I la II! bis life depends largely upon a package of Joes sticks. The grlerlng fsther seeks a Jose nouse. nrocurea a handful of these suets and. tnklnir them borne, lights them. ll Blmkee them gently. Soon one falla. U it Unbred? Eagerly the futher watches It Will It burn to the end or go out?' If It Is entirely consumed the son will survive; If It goes out be will die. It goes outt The Chinaman reasons thus: Ills son waa chased by a devil and wben the devil touched him he became 111. The devil demonstrated by mesne of the Joes sticks that his son must die. Had the Joss sticks burned to the end It would have signified the future rvcov err of the patient Joss men would hare been called In, a moat fearful din would hare followed, and the der 11 and all his lower Imps would bar been driven away. New York Herald. finding at all drug stores a box ol Dr. King's New Life Tills, the guar- Cornelius and jaundice. 25c, ORDER 0F- Peierson & Yates. Oregon A Life Sentence. Said Mr. Joacker, who waa reading the paper, "Another poor wretch has been given a life sentence at hard labor." Bald Mrs. Joacker, who waa embroid ering blue roses: "Probably be de serves it Wnat is he guilty of r "Fraud and no visible means of sup port lie obtained clothes and a fine turnout with no money and nothing collectible. He seems to be larger and stronger thsa moat of that class, yet It Is plain that he has nerer done a tap of work, though he has managed to lire well so far. But the poor fel low takes his sentence bard and cries plteously, protesting his Innocence." "The wretch! He must bare dealt with perfect fools t" "No; his victim is our own friend, Jack Smith." "That clever lawyer! Do read to me all about It!" "Dorn to Mr. and Mrs. John Smith, a twelve pound boy." Bohemian. " "Shouting." Early Australian gold diggers made many contrlbutlona to the slang of that commonwealth. One of these wss "shouting," or standing drinks for everybody within hall, a practice of which the lucky digger was very fond. To refuse to drink with a digger who bad "struck It rich," or turned up a big nugget was a deadly Insult A critic quotes from J. F. Uogan's "His tor? of the Irish In Australia:" "Shout ing was at one time almost universal To shout In a. public house means to Insist on everybody present, friends and strangers alrke, drinking at the shooter's expense. It frequently hap pens that each one "shouts' In succession." WALNUTS A SPKCULTY. day in October. 1907. at which time tract-direct flm France Hard interest at the rate of 1 j per cent. iest va;S fro TAX NOTICE The taxpayers of Washington County, Oregon, are hereby notified that the last half ot their taxes for the vear igo6, and levied in Jauu- ry, 1907. are now payable and will become delinquent on thehrst Mon- per annum' will be charged, in addi tion to 10 per cent penalty, woicn said interest will be computed from the first Afonday iu April, 1907. Dated at HiIlsloro,Oregon, Aug ust 30, 1907. T. W. CON NELL Sheriff of Washington County, Oregon. The Touch that Heals. Is the touch of Dtichlen's Arnica Salve. It's the happiest corabina tion of Arnica flowers and healing balsams ever compounded. No matter how old the sore or ulcer is. this Salve will cure it. For burns, scalds, cuts, wounds or piles, it's an absolute cure. Guaranteed by all druggists. 25c. Oregon Agricultural College. Opeus Sept. 27th. Instruction begins Oct. 1st. Offers courses in Agriculture, including Agronomy, Animal Husbandry, Dairying, Poul try Husbandry, Horticulture; for estry; Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, nd Aiming Engineering; Com merce; Pharmacy, Domestic Science and Arts. Tuition is free. For cuiaioijucs luiiiaiuiug iuii miorma tion regarding courses of study, equipment, etc., apply to v The Register Corvallis, Oregon. Portland and Return, 85c From now until further notice round trip tickets from IlillsWo to Portland and return, will be sold at 85 cents, good on any Saturday train, and returning, on and Saturday, Sunday or Monday train. WM. McMUKKAY. G. V. A. A Humane Appeal. A humane ciii.-cu ot Richmond. Ind Mr. V. I). Willi.-inis, 107 West Main St.. says: "I :qc.d to all per sons with weak luns to take Dr. Kings New Discovery, the only remedy that helped tne and fully comes up to the propt iator's recom mendations. It saves more lives than all other throat and lung rem edies put togather. Um d as a cough and cold cute the world over. Cures asthma, bronchitis, croup wuuopmg cougu, quinsy, hoarse- ness, and phthisic, stops hemo rhages of the hi s and builds them Up. Guaranteed lv all druggists. 50c. and 1.00. T1i.1l bottle lice. Stock at Auction. The undersigned will sell at pub lic auction on the Howlby farm, 4 miles southwest ol lli!ls!oro, on Tuesday, September ?(th, at 10:0 a. m., the following descriU'd prop erty. Twenty cows, out of a herd of cattle that averaged 105 per cow the past year; one registered Jersey bull, 3 vears old in Novem ber, a numlcr of shoates, one reg istered Poland China lxiar, iS mos old. The cows will le fresh in Septemler. Tetm cash, or good security. llOWLllY KROS. It. P. Cornelius, Auctioneer. The Resetta, Stone. The Rosett. stone wss found In 1TD0 by a French engineer ofBcer In aa ex cavation made near Rosetta. It has an Inscription In three different Ian guages, the hieroglyphic, the demotic and the Greek. It was erected 190 B. 0. in honor of Ptolemy Eplphanes be cause be remitted the dues of the priest ly body. The great value of the Roaet- ta atone Ilea la the fact that It fur- nlahed the key whereby the Egyptian hieroglyphics were deciphered. A Peer Compliment. , Minister (on return from holiday) Well, Daniel, my good man. end how hare things been going on In my ab sence? Daniel 'Deed. sir. a' thlnirs bet-n pauu on brawly. They eay that you meenlsten when ye gang frae name aye tak' guld care to aend waur men than yournelfa to fill the pooplt nut ye nerer oae that, atrV-Punch. A Jingo. "Father," asked little Rollo, "what la a Jingo 7" a jingo, my aon. Is a man who la firmly ronrlnced that somebody other than himself ought to go out and whip oraenouy. w aahlngton Star. A Sure Cure. "Pre cured my huaband'a Insomnia." "How did you do ttf Tretendo.1 I was 111, and the doctor left medicine which Henry was to glre me eery hair hour all night long." freely, Net. "Tour foreman pernplree iiwn't heT' 'lea, he doean t; his perspiration Sosts me 93 a day." Houiton Post o trouble to clean with Fogg', chalk and liquid perline, an excellent article tor cleaning glores, .hoes, clothing and linen. Also iron rnat, ink, and fruit tain. For sale only at Mrs. Imogene Rath-., , llilliboro. . Health in the Canal Zone. The high wages1 paid make it a mighty temptation to our young ar tisans to join the force "of skilled workmen needed to construct the Panama canal. Many are restrain ed however by the fear of fevers and malaria. It is the knowinz ones those who have used Electric Bitters, who go there without fear, well knowing they are safe from malarious influence with Electric Bitters on hand. Cures blood poi son too, biliousness, weakness and all stomach, liver and kidney trou bles. Guaranteed bv all druf-o-ist. - BO 50C. For a good job of painting, letter writ ing or paper hanging, remember Hill A Grills. They will do your work promptly and well and at reasonable prices. Ladies Take Notice. On account of limited room, I shall not be able to carry ladies' ready made jackets snd skirts this seaeon, but I have mvle arrangements with a reliable firm in Cliicaao. who will mnltft oar. ments for my trade, to order. I have a fine line of samples, suitable for ekirts, jackets, suits and long coats. My i,le is to place the newe-t a. d mom op to, dale man tailored units, ekirts and jack eta, within eH-y reach ot all ladit-- who dettire to be attired in the prevailing styles. All garments will le made to yuur own lueasiirwiiieiitti, of any mater ial you may sel-et. ami for the quality of goods and workmanship tho prices are very reasonable. The (roods like samples cun also bo iMinj-ht by the yard. Ilesncftfiilly, Mrs. Imnguhe I'.ath. Reduced Round Trip Excursion Ratea to Pacific Coast in X907. During the summer season of l!H)7, re duced round trip excursion rates will he in effect from the I'.ast to the Pacific Coast, Montana, Uritish Columbia .ml Arisona poiaU. Rates from Chicgo via direct lines to -unn 1 acme coast points will ho ITS and from Missouri river common points A handsome lot of the popular new veiling in Brown, Leather, Ulne, ttlack. white, and Dotted. Prices Wc, 60c and 75c per yard at Mrs. I. Bath's. (Conn.'il ltt " e ny inclusive) also St. Paul and Minneapolis, rat.-s will e IfiO. St. Inni. tV) ,nd Denver, Colo rado Springs and Puoblo R.Ws to c-lpane ami points efTected will be -, less than to the, coast. Kate. ne way via California will Ue $13.50 higher than those above mentioned. Tickets will he on sale daily, June 1st to September r, 1907, with final return limit of Octol W. McMURRAY, G. P. A, O. U. A X. ,nJ g. r EMMOn BROS. Central Meat Market Fresh Meats and Groceries. isite the Shute Bank Tree Delivery Of the best Fish, Game and Meats4. Our delivery is prompt ami 111 111 parti ot llillsboro We have iuaugerated a new Schedule in Prices and this together with our de livery system mates this Hills boro'a popular m rket Corwin&lleidel. Farm for Sale 11.1V; acres, situated 3 miles south of Seholls Ferry ; 53 acres under plow, bal ance in pasture and timber. Good No. I larm w ith living water, good frame house of 8 rooms, good frame barn, gran ary and other necessary buddings, good No. 1 fence. Good 7-a:ra orchard with all varieties of fruit; 4' mils from school ; church at corner of laud. For further particulars inquire of A. F. KRUGER. ... ,, Hillrdale, R. No. 2. Washington County.; ' fell Bros. Dealers In Hillsboro Real Estate AND AUCTIONEER. OHice south of Court House, Main Money to Loan. rU. LCCAL ADVERTISEMENTS Executrix' Notice. Noilrcla titrvl.jr .lien tbat Ute uoderalf uet bit toa It U rounty Ceurt of Washlnstoo j t ii'.uiy, urt'fun, duly a pointed .laeutrts or Hi. Ii u.l imnim aud ti.ie x jmepa H. Scl'kirwu, dnMwl su4 bM duly liSd iK ti riwuirU. All penuui blDf rlalmt liutllciii trt berabr required to pre rut kli. mid. u m wllb pror roiK-bm, t ihtt lw ortice of M. Ballef Hump, In Uilltboro Vliiii.ltiii Cuuuly, Orvgoo, wilttlu lis BMOIb. (rum ditla betol. 1I1 at llill.buro, Oron, this Auf. 1Mb, l'.J7. K1.1.A Vcl'llKKSON. Kxeiutrix ol I lie lul wlU and UsUuaeul .nd - lD el Jowph tt. Met broO, dooru!. M. 1IAILEY HI 'MP. attorn? forth, wai. Kirsi .utlkituu, Au.uat IS. Lut, Scplea Ur I I, 1UU7. KILL the COUCH AND CURE the LUNGS WITH Dr. King' Now Discovery PRirr. OLDS TfUl BoMI. fi AND ALL THROAT ARtO LUNG TROUBLES. FfiR OQUCHS GUARANTEED SATISFACXOKY OB MONEY REFUNDED. V"" Exrcutor'a Notice. Notice U berehjr .man Ibal tb. aiidenlgoed, by n order tumle ud eulered on lb. Stb day ill Aiik'kW ''. Iia bveu appointed M kxetu lorol lit. K.iaiool William JauiiMou, lecad. ami all prranii. Laving claim, agalunt aald -UiW ar. bnn liy uotitlvd aim required Iu pruaeul the anu', toicetlirr villi Ik. proper Tuucber. tlierrfor, to the uiideraianed .1 bi. residence ueur lleavcrlou, On-Kon, or to him al lb. law mli.i ul t. H. TouKiie Iu KllUbom, Waahlngtua ('ouiii.?, OreKon, wlibln Six niouth. from ibe dale hi'mif. I lau d al ilill.horo, llrefou, till. lb da of Aui;ut A. I. 17. , JAVKS B. JAtllKsKIN. Sixeculor. f. II. TONiil K. Atluruer. Klict iiuliliiailon, Au.nat IS. I.aai, feplem- 't I I, I'..i7. Your Trade Solicited. THE PACIFIC COAST LEADER Oregon Stale Fair SALEM SEPT 1C:21, '07 OPKSf I.4 AN1 MIUHT Tlie West U a good and proraUing Live Stock dis trict. This exhibition will be of great value to breed ers and purchasers. The entire stock-loving West 111 -AIWW-- 0 win De ai 5ALt3l. . Como and gee the , Display of HORSES. CATTLE. SHEEP. GOATS. , SWINE, POULTRY Also a grand display of Agricultural, Hortlcul- lurui, lueciianlcai, rine ATI Horks; Racing ecctm Daily Special Railroad Rates COKREsr'0XDENTE goUCITED W. II. IX)VXisGi I-reiUent. FRASK A. WELCH. Secy. g-0i-fcx.tf. iffi id 1O1 eiua-A-.g-igt-jp.. a a &t ii fth. -T- a jftjjf Your ortlers will be fillnl rutin L rto ralvanj wonomii'iilly licre All 0(0111 icriK'erie are (renli ami p of the liiglit'Ht iiiwaihle ir;nl Al u, irices that make, tin v i nt; a l'ni- f lire. We niinrnnti-e all the pro- S viHiona we .ell to give entire cat- k isfitftion. Klioulil you lie iliHNiiliHliiHl with tlm kind of Hour you are lining k try "I'ure White" it Ikih never f luiltvl to (ilfHH. 9 Our Siecial Itloriil Iiuaitel of- L fees anil line tlavoreil teaa,art " (livlnif excelU-nt satiHlai'tion. No j 1I1 al 1. ever complete with hh till Von are satiHlieil. 1 j 1, m m Ufa. mm 1 lKin-l iul. Auk. id, but, HepU 'A.) Referee's Sale. Notice ! Iierehy .1 veil lliat, bjr virtue of s (! 1 erre ami onlerol ibe I'lreull Court ol lb. Stale of uri'Kuii for Waning. ton Counljr, duly mad. and eiitcrt-d on July l 'lli, 1'HiT, lu a aull wherein I Mitraii sterile. aud M. :. Sleeile were plain- till.., and Kluio llrailliird, Lenter Mrail lord and Lilly J, Hurua were drti-udauu appolulln. me, the uii.U rnKUL-.l, a referee Ul aell Ibe hereinafter ti'cnlied real emalc. I will, on Moudaf Sep tvinltt-r J. I'.7, at lOo'i-loek A. M. of aald day, al Die miiiiIi dour ol the Court tlouat In HilUboro lireKim, tell, al uhttc ailrllon, 10 tb. blshe. l.i.hlrr, for riwh lu hand, all Uie following de. ended real enute, to-wit: HKluiiln.at a point on Ilia North Hue of Ibe K. Ilolhiook D. I.. C. 2.90 elialm Koutb, 2U.IT rhaliiH West, of Hi. auiilhwaxt corner of SVC S, 1. IK. K. 2 W. Will. Mer.. Ilieoce Norlh 2.91 liain. to la .lake on Die Houlhlllieol Bee. S, llieuce lion h Ktl deitree. ! minute, weal .loos the M-etiou hue .'u. Ul chalni to lb. quarter wc. lion corner between mi' I loin s aud 17, tb.nce north i dejirev. Su luluutea eaal, on lb. Hue of Henry Nolaiid'a laud elaliu, 10. chain, to a make, thence ea.t'JI.M chain. Irf the center of the county road, Iheuce eolith 11 degree. SU iiiuiuiea eal lu .aid road 1U.AV cbaiu. to a N)inl 2. Mx hainn auih and . 70 cbalua weal Of Hie noiithwent comer of aectlou , Iheuv. .aat IS link, luunce Miutli w dri;ree. 't minute, eaal i.T.'icliaiun to a .(like, theuee eolith degree. So lulnuie. eat 1.77 chain, to renter of Tualatin Itlver, thence up the river to a point due aouth Iroiu the place ol beginning, Ihenc. uortb 4.SU chaim to the place of beginning, cootalulug 27. . HJ acre., more or lew. Said proriy will be Kild .tiliject to counrma. tlon by aald court. WltneM my hand till. A intuit 22. 1UU7. J. W. CONNKI.U Keferee. Hillsboro, Oregon. Prompt. Accurate Service N Our goods conform to the i "Pure Food and Drug" Law." WHY It Is to your adrantasc to kcop an at. couutwith IIIIXSBORO, OHEC30X. Notice of Final Hearing. Iu (he Couniy Court of Ibe Bute of Oregon, for n axbliiifton t ounty. Ellialieib (irltmacher Kulale. Notice ft- hereby given tbat Trod Herman (iriiimavher, the executor of lb. hut will and teaiament of the cute of KliMbelb (Irlumaeher. denraiat, ha. II led hla flnal aooounl ae .nek e. ecutor with the clerk of the t'oumy Court of nai'hiUKtoii rounty, Oregon, and Ibal Monday. the lt'.lh day of Heptemlier, A. D., 19U7. at lit o'clock a. m. of .aid day. and Ih. Court room ot all t'ouiily Court. In the oilrt hnuee, in Hill. tKiro, uri'Kon. ha leen appointed hy Hon J w" iMNKiln, Ju.lire of wid Court, a. the tlmr'an.'l plm-e lor the hcariiie ol olileetion. to u.i,l ti.i account and M-itleineni thereof. KKI U IIKH.MAN (I KITZMACHKK: KleriilotoMhe laid will aud teatameul of Ellta helh (.tilmai her, deceaaed. Plral publication Augit.t , lat publication. cpt. 13. I!m7. S. 8. UYAK, Ally for Ixeeutor. When You Go to Tillamook Mlop.t the WHITK HOC8K, R mlee weal of ' 1-oreKt (.rove on Wllaou Kieer rUd. Kaut Meal. 2.V; loditlnir. 2ftc! hnaM l.k eeek, W illi. HorMH.: Team ... : ... 'Z. fTl and grain, II. fill; bay alone, 7So. s Water plil through hon.e; mort.rn bath, etc Telepboii. or write the proprleUir, i. V. RKEIIER, Wlln. Or The Podiislier's Claimsjustained U'IpD.,StCot or Claim- MctlTJai. f fc.tf- International we am t,t ik. BCCilUSt I' ! a strong, careful, safe, lilieral, prompt, accurate, anil successlal itistitution. BCCilUSC 11 is avowing, active, progressive, up-to-date Imnk In every particular. i RfC&iHt Your account will lie appreciated by tlie Unk, and your in- MMM.wimu will vanciiAiir v c." v . .. . . J(3 This bank has an eicallent fire-proof vault and a modern " " 'rx-'r- -' safe In which, to put your funds and paHT. 4 BCsinSC' Every Japoaitor is always sv welcome visitor tlie bank. RtfAUif This bank s todies the needs of its customers, snd properly """"" -t...T cara of them whether their butTieH8 is large or eniull. RAf stilt does as) siclusive bankiait business, and coiiseriuentlv, no- "MM body caa.svrve you better. fttCitiitlt position to mass- good Investments for von, to collet t j j darfu or notes, soil attend to your banking wants gen eralif. 4 RtC&ttit Its dealincs with all contomers are j war. tmi to assist sax to advise. absolutely, and it is al- BECAUSE we do not believe you can ask lor better treatment than this bank w ill eive von, and we therefore ask you to write to or call upon J. W. tthute, j president or A. 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