Hillsboro independent. (Hillsboro, Washington County, Or.) 189?-1932, October 18, 1907, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextI Land and Mineral Decisions. The following decisions are fur nished The Independent by Woodford D. Harlan. Land At torney, Washington, D. C: Coal Lands-The preference right of purchase of coal lands under Section 2318 R. S., requires actual possession and improve ment sufficient to indicate good faith. , PnnfM- A rontpstnnt who. on VVM J W , a dismissal a with a Undesirable Still." The r resident made one declar ation which will meet with in stant and hearty response from every right-thinkinj? man in the country. At Memphis he said: "I will use my utmost endea vors to stamp out murderous and lawlca-s anarchy, and I will no more stay my right hand because a wrongdoer masquerades as a 1.,!.,.- l...,.na, tYion if ha masntlPl"- :-Jo- f Ma v nf fi pan nor. files ?UOj";a.A"'; .nt8t toother with nave mrt'iuiuie cajjiwi ...j- . ,... (U.. ,,K;,.f rf umWira. npw affidavit or contest. ffi'dSi'l and I standby w hat view to mStSSl I said; alike when he is a great be permitted, prior to lurtheraj capitalist who wins a fortune by tion in the premises, to withdraw . ' .... i an1 Hicmissal ana surimit eJ- when he is a man who. under dence under the origin chJft , iv. i.,k. I t'nf.v An putrv in tne inter me guise OI SUlllUJUK uu iw lay : iA...int rwl . v,,.u,.n,i .xmrM v o. est of another is fraudulent ana i i i. . Imnct lio rnnceleu, This is the whole doctrine in a Final Proof-New pwfmust nutshell. Our fundamental prin- show compliance up to time oi ;i,.fmv,..nm.,ni ij t hat "all its submission when tne ion T. ;.i ' ,.i .,i.n. nmnfwn found nsufticient on men are ireiucu vuai . 1 p - UOWe Willi CITUUII inaiiiimu.c iw ...v... . . p:n rkrht nmornr which are life, lib- Homestead Reservation -Right erty an.l the pursuit of happi- to make homestead entry aoes ness. ' ' Every assault upon those not extend to lands reserved by . inalienable rights, under no mat- competent auuiui n. ter what guise, is criminal, and Mineral or Agricultural Land; -n... 1 . u ..ku m tKo Tka innrl heme returned as agri- heavy hand of the law. The cultural the burden of proof is lurith th mineral claimant to i lull man win iniaucii niv . .fc.i" ...... . , .1 r-.i,,. lifo iiKrtv shnw as a oresent fact that tne nmi ih T,iirnit .f hanni'nps. and land is more valuable for mining v,.. .,n.i i-iiu.r tVnitr whn than atrriculture. When a min- lliu rv-win-v. iuwti 1 1 ' . . 1 1 in thp pral entrv has been allow ea on il chnnl il land returned as agricultural, have the same stern justice met- the burden of proof wi lie upon cd out to them. Everyman has one who thereafter alleges the the right to find work at the call- land to oe in iact agricultural. t ing which pleases him best, and Practice-Oral arguments in which he can best follow without ex parte proceedings before the violent preventions from any department not encouragea. source, high or low. His free, Oral hearing not allowed with t notice to all Darties. cation i.-i the dearest right of our Residence-Residence begins noliriVnl svstom: it is the one for with the first act of settlement which more men have died than where such act is followed by an for any other cause in human his- actual inhabitancy of the land m tory, and an restraints, comoina- goou laiui tions and assaults against a man f 4. 1 . - n!,tMi1if n r - tVlKClO. nnrnimr hw livinir ami nrovidinir V"f a"u "T ....... x - p tflnt v ifti a novo t riA mnsr nnnri iur sua jamny in uiu reai ...eii- - - inHicrPstion. consti- can way are crimes ot the nrst r:r CZi T Vi f u. fri uaiiuil. UilU uiuuu, uuu iiyc-i in riirii. rill ijii,. 1 1 hv ;i 1 1" ri n I ' . . ."". ... w " mltn hnm From Beavertoa. MegulU CorrMpoDdaak The postponed 'Tumpkin Show" of tbe Grange was held in the hall last Saturday. Alter the rendition of a very interesting program the decision of tbe judges waa announc ed as follows: Pumpkins ir Olatjohuson; ad, Jesse Baker; 3d,' Wilbur Woik man; Corn ist.je Baker; 2d, Roy Tatton; 3d, Wesley Miller. Tbe Ecaverton aggregation oi ball players was too much for a team from Portland last Sunday as tbe score of 10 to 7 indicates. Clarence Albert, of Portland, is viniting with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Anderson of this place. Clarence is just convalesc ing alter a severe attack of typhoid fever which has made serious in roads on his avourdupois. The Progress members of the Methodist church gave Rev. Ham lin and wife a reception last Wed nesday in honor oi his being re turned to this circuit for the coming conference year. Tbe city of Beaverton Js giving the main road through town a coat ing of much needed gravel. Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Cady and Mrs. II. G. Vincent visited in St. Johns last Sunday. C. D. Summers has added great ly to tbe appearance of bis cottage in South Beaverton by giving it a new coat of paint. G. W. Tefft spent a few days at home last week. Tn,l.Mndent tele- fry luc " 1 - !TiccWentally on .the conthecnd-Seat hog might ItFodu-ctTou sale 'at P01- 4k reand hate are the man soul- T.,U bears, f 1 Hath iUiuy store, lot oi dlu- risk their lives and voluntarily ior mobile racingL . . 11.. to 0 .i.ia. Alo a nice Some men knowing Mr. and Mrs. Robt. McCaulev were guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Boyd last week. Miss Lillian Evans is taking a course in stenography at St. Marys this fall. LuncbMor Parties bolding pub- lie ,av furnisuea ou at the City Bakery. Women's shoes will be more pciiSS&ta fa". acTn:gch?ro! fashion uthonty, and the chiro rSSie looking forward to a rush of business; Flowapowasd lruit tf'M',r,TS and shribery for sale at the Hills boro Plant and Flower Garden. fcX't SllhteiSce'hl Jca will do ,35 cent long standing. is certain of the united and ear nest supjvort of all right-thinking iveople who still cling to our old American ideas. National Tri-i bune. lea or Store. Tablets. Delta Drug The grandmothers of the old Dutch Dunkard tamilies of Western Pennsylvania have made and used "Hickory Bark Cough Remedy" and reared tbeir families on it for a i , , . r i stock a full and complete line of ?"n,area aor?? "5 th h.loioil l!f;b'n Paf. " oi your ueaiers. ash ior u. auu tPrn's all bI-p. Mn nattrn use lt- cause it is pure; because t iuc uc si couga rcmeuy mauc louay, i Butlerick's Patterns. will from now on keep in ;X k (" : .v. .I Vl Try it. For sale by the Ilillsboto - - - Pt.arm made, MRS. 1M00KXK BATH, HILLSBORO. Pharmacy where. and all dealers every- Drunken Man's Money. The strongest argument the Trohibitionists ever have is a drunken man reeling along the street or coming out of a saloon. Remember this. The drunken man is an argu ment that every man, woman and child notices as they pass by. Fool he may be, but no wise man ever found as good a weapon to use against the saloon. Why do the saloonkeepers sell to men who are intoxicated? Most of them do not, it is true, but when they neglect to com plain against the ones that do the whole business suffers. Make sure of one fact The drunken man s money is no good, It is tainted. More than that, it is ioison. It iHtisons the public mind, and to take this money will cost you dear. The drunken man's money has cost the liquor trade of America millions ot dollars. It has laid a cross of unjust laws and crown of persecution on the && loon man. Stop taking it. -The Liberal. No trouble to clean with Fogg's chalk and liquid erline, an ex cellent asticle for cleaning gloves. shoes, clothing and linen. Also iron rust. ink. and fruit stains, For sale only at Mrs. Iinogene rath's, Ilillsboro. Preservina Orange Juice. U hue oranges are still in mar- kci a si ore ot orange juice may be put up for use in the sum mer s punch howl. A sweet. pleasant cordial is made from the juice of the sour orange. The usual formula is to add three gal Ions of water to one of the sour orange juice, and then three pounds of while sugar to each gallon of the liquid. After fer mentation, bottle and lay aside for a tew months before usinur, ! or the unlemiented juice, allow to each quart ot juice a pint of sugar and a cup of water. If very sour a little more sugar mav be required. I. ring to a good scald, bottle hot and seal. The only true constipation cure must begin its soothing, healing action when it enters the mouth. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea restores the whole system to a healthy normal condition. 35 cents. Tea or Tablets. Delta Drug Store. Cider Apples Wanted. For particulars iuquire of G. A. Brown at the Milne warehouse, or write INGHAM VINKGAR CO., 64 Albiiu Ave. Tortland, Ore. , We can fix that broken umbrel la or baby carriage, or sewing machine. We have a baby bug gy tire machine and can put new tires on your buggy at a small cost Call and get prices. R. Lee Sears' Bicycle Shop. When in Hillsboro, go to the Home Style Restaurant, on Main Street, for the best meal in town. Meals at all hours. T. Melloy has purchased the acre tract iust south of his home from Mr. Hocken. Aunt Sally. 3i Portland and Return, 85c. From now until further notice round trip tickets from Hillsboro to Portland and return, will be sold at 85 cents, good on any Sat urday train, and returning on any Saturday, Sundav or Monday train. vviu. MCMUKKA 1 , G. P. A. Huge sums of money were car ried through the streets of New York recently in an open wagon and without protection. Crooks will feel like suing the authorit ies for damages for not letting them know about it until the next day. COFFEE The dealing is simple. If you don't like Schil ling's Ikst, it costs you nothing. Your troctr rpinrni Tour meat, il jot oai Mr him. Hickory Bark Cough Remedy, made by Tbe Hickory Bark Remedy Co., of Salem, Ore., guaranteed to be pure; guaranteed to cure your cough, or money refunded. Guai- anteed to make a friend of vou. For sale by the Hillsboro Pharmacy and first class dealers everywhere. Some Newspaper Don'ts. In a paper read recently before a woman's club in the east some val uable don'ts that met with the ap probation of newspaper men every where were listed. Among them were the following: Don't come to the newspaper of fice Thursday with something that happened on Monday, Come on Monday. t Don't come at two minutes of 3 o'clock when the paper goes to press at two minutes after. The assas sination of the president of the United States would be resented at that hour. Don't ask a reporter to run a col umn of reprint stuff which may serve your cause, but has practi cally no news value, and then, when you have a good live story, give it to the other paper. Don't go to the managing editor and ask that a legitimate news story be kept out. It would be just as unreasonable and just as in delicate as to go to the banker and ask him to give you money, or to the lawyer and ask him to give up one of his caes. A newspaper is a business enterprise. When you ask it to keep out news you ask it to injure its own business. Don't say "I can't understand why the papers make so many mis takes." If you have ever been in the business you would say instead, "I think it one of the miracles of the age that newspapers can do that amouut of work under that amount of pressure and make so few mistakes. The Christian Endeavor of the Co.n?r(zational church will hold a Hallowe'en social in the church parlors on the evening of Friday, October 25th. Everyone cordial ly invitea. Admiss on 10c It costs the government $3o. 0O0.0O0 s year now 10 d'st"V"e the mail to the farmers, but it is worth themney- Visit Mrs. Bath's Millinery Store and see the splendid display of trim med hats. A beautiful line to se lect from. Tha v. York woman who has been living: with a bullet in her brain has more or less excuse iur shooting off her mouth, as she has been doing of late. Tablets, date pencils, colored crayons nd colored chalk at Mrs. Bath's. Ruler given with every purchase. - X Criminal Attack on an inofTemive citizen U frequently marl In tint apparently u Helens little tube callad the "appendix." It's gen erally tha rttnlt o( protracted conatip tion, following liver torpor. Dr. King's New Lite Pill regulute the liver, pre vent appendicitii, and entabl if h regular habits of the bowels. 2"c at all drug tores. KILLthk COUCH AND CURE the LUNC8 ' Dr. King's Now Discovory PRICB L.DS Trial Bottle Frtt AND AIL TVROftT AND LUNG TROUBIES. FOR VPCHS arA.na.THED satisfactory OB M0XY REFUNDED. GET THE BEST KL.J1 n E3 I r Recently Enlarged WITH 25,000 New Words NwGetter of the World with nnre than SS,onO tltlem, Uaed on tb latat otiiau return. NewBlocraphlcari Dictionary f"Hlnln th nam of over 1 (1,130 noted pvrtutit, date ot lilrth, drain, eto. EdltH hy W.T. HARRIrh.p,TX.p, CiutaistataaCommlaaluiKirof tduuauon. 2380 Quarto Pagoa KnriMM. MM UMrttloML Kk Malaga, Needed in Every Home Alw Wabawr'a CUilata Dictionary IMt IlhutlfttWM Ti:ar Edition 1 1 1llHhk. Wa4lai UUaEditioeHiHiH!a. p','to-f" F Rag, .puuMWMUte" JUartrau l"P C. 9 C. MERRIAM CO.. " 'Habere, arlaaflald. Haee. if" ) J FARMERS READ THE WEEKLY OREGONIAN OF PORTLAND For the general newsof the jiow -o obain best results in cultivating die soil. Stock Raising Fruit Growing etc - You can secure this excellent paper by Subscribing for The liiiisboro Independent and paying $2.25 for Ihe two. Cream Bread, best in the city, at the City Bakery. The came toll tt itory everylKxly knowt jt; everybody likei It; everybody uueeit; I. W. Harper wbiakey. Bold by f. E. Corneliua. adv Poultry Wanted. J. Lenz will pay the market price In cash for hen, chickens, turkeys, geese and clucks. Hillsboro. Girl wanted at Restaurant. tbe Home Style FURS sHODES WE BUY for Mh. I mtij amr for too k h,i. K rn u.l Hi i. u. -iau to u m oMt. r.i rrli Urt. W.rk. l ll. ri. Klii.pin lum. dI ol imr HUNTERS & TRAPPERS' GUI Dafa Out'of Silfbt. "Out of ailit, out of inluJ," i an old uyiiig whii li aj'i'lii'i with ecial (ore to a tore, burn or wound that'a been trt-atwl with I'.mkleu'i Arnii'a Salve. It' out of oik'M, out of mind and out of exintfiicv. I'll.' toy and chilbUitii die aiilit-ar un.lcr ita liealintf, influence. Ciuaraiilcl by all rfc'ita. 1". imw .wii mm. ui Ui. iljc- wnM.a na.UMM, all tr Aiimi. 4il W W """ 'Vn -.. IW..,.. Tr.i. u.ma H h.r k r.p. u.l h-.. .iw I.Vl 1 "' IHnviWImrka r.um ll TIUM.lllt II. I I.imi-1 lab. a ja WMaUful K4m I. Ihll iMMlf h.,.d Ut ,llr..lMn.n.l,b I'liall U p-rhHI. o 0 TENTH AND MORRISON STREETS. PORTLAND, OREGON ' A. P. ARMSTRONG. LL. B.. Principal Educatet for aucccsa in a abort time and at imall expense, and aends each atu dent to a poaition at aoon aa competent. Quality is our motto, and re putatlon lor thorough work brings ua over 100 calla per month for office help. Individual in atructiou inaurea rapid progregs. We teach the loose leaf, the card Index, the voucher and other modern methods of bookkeeping. Chartier is our shorthand j easy, rapid, legible. Beautiful catalogue, business forms and penmanship free write todiy. References: any merchant, any bunk, any newspaper In Portland. I me rsewesi luouern uoinmcrciai Hotel in l oriland Opened July 1st, 1907. Hotel St. Phillip, ri COKNKR flFTII AND HURNSIDK STS. I5 Main Entrance on Burnside. II. M. Tiekce, Proprietor, ri v "Take utreet car at the l)pot. -Only concrete Fire proof Hotel Ji in the city. Five blocks from Union I epot. HurnBi.leaud Fifth atreet S cars pHS the door. Hteara heat, electric litfhtH, hot and colil WHtir in j f every room. Kates $1 per day and up. SKt'ial rates by the week unl if A month. Free baths on every floor. roi HillsUiro (lenple are cordially invited to irive Hotel St. Phillip a trial j when in the city. Your comfort and sntiHfaction is assured. I n iuratii uros., Cet Your Wits to Work, Madam, and Ggure out how much you are paying now for your Groceries, aud ask yourself what quality you are getting. Do you think that the quantities and qualities will compare with ours when price is considered? We know just what mar ket prices are, and we know what prices we sell at. We are sure that We are do ing business on the lowest maigin of profit. Added to which our service is admittedly the beat In town. Hillsboro, Ore. WHY It Is to your advantage to keoj an nr. couut Avith J. W. SriTJrl,E, nJATvJCH, IIIIJSBOHO, OREGON. liberal, prompt, accurate, aud up-to-date bank In your in- modern papers. RafAIKa It is a strong, careful, safe, institution. HeMKf It Browing, actire, progressive, "-r articular. nf Your account will be appreciated by the lihnk, and ILlllZ- terests will always lie carefully consi.lered. RtfUf This bank has an excellent fire-proof vault and a "UUMH K..,r..i...prrtnt safe io which to put your funds and p BCCdUSC Every depositor Is always a welcome visitor at the bank. RjUMIK..- This bank studies the needs of its customers, and prnjwrly DilflU thern whether their business is large or small. rtffJlltf U 'oe, eachisive banking business, and consciuentlv, no DCtaM iKxiy ct0 serve you better. It is in a position to make good investments for von, to collect IJilUU .l.rfta nr nutM. ami attend to vour lmnkinir wants gen erally. and it is al- 4. WteHWO Its dealing with all customers are absoltiU'ly, q iuvuui. . to assist and to advise. we do not believe you can ask for tietter treatment than this Unk will r Kive vou, and we therefore ask you to write to or call uponJ. W. hhute. J trresineii. or a. v. Oregon ShotLine f Tftt m M ftl t V at Ml and uniurtfAiiriu hree Trains to the East Daily Thrmnb Pnl'maa .Unilanl and touMil ilrrp. na cart naiiy w ,fhiii, i (mw. "i"'..".. i.tintl alc.Mnff rmr. ii.ur mj iit. ,iir.Mi.n ullmao to'irl.l nlwmis can (r.Dilr con. I.h iIi wc.lr W h(canan1 Kanaaa cut; re- nlnr rh.ir rfm 11117' m r mi nany 70 HOURS PORTLAND to CHICAGO No Chang of rara 70 lir.l'AI a For biciiafi Ivril.tid -i-cial ':. a m Tin Hiinamn A 1 lantlr K t .rra .1 a m via Hunt Ifirton t. I'aiil firl Mall :l p IB .la aiok.na 1 1 MK rx II Hl l Ks frum Hitrtlaii'l, r. -n'X ijihr. lauiir.r. I'l. tWth. 1 'in hu. Kan ... 1 iit, l l.miia. ( hi i'.uo ami Ka.t I.ak. Iicnvrr Fl. Worth, umalia, Knn caan aud Kat Wa'laH.II. ...i,, ..nc.li,cc fiifl man, M lnn aoli.. si. I'.ul, iMihith, Milwaa kmr. Chic. rn and Ka.t A H K I V K t Ki 1 M 6 (10 p m t-on p m Tnr fnrihw Information uk or rlt tour tlXf-H ll. ..! rM., of Dealers in Hillsboro hi Esialc- AND AUCTIONEER. Ollice south of Court House, Main Money to Loan. St. free Delivery Of the Ix-st Fish, Game and Meats. Our delivery is prompt ami in all parts of Hillshoro. We have inauReratecl a Hew Schedule in Prices ami this together with our de livery system makes this Hills boro's popular market. Corwin & Hcidel. EMMOTT BROS. Ileal Maris! Centra Fresh Meats and Groceries. Opposite the Shute Bank Your Tiade Solicited. lurseiy Slock OUPKIi OK Peterson & Yates, Cornelius, Oregon WALNUTS A fPF.CIALTY. Imported Trees grown on con tractdirect from France. Hard iest varieties.- lii-jramfe BICYCLE SHOP 15 1 CYC I.ICS, GUNS. UMISRKL LAS AND SK WING MA CHINKS KKI'AIKKI) Agents for llicycles. Call in le fore htiying or getting work done elsewhere. HAM) SAWS HI.KI) AM) 8KT F. R- DAILEY, Manager SrliPiii'tte liow, wet of Si'liulmerick ' Kli.re on Main St. For a Gcod Square Meal -i ; 11; r r (.O TO Wm. MaMURIUY, Ceneral Tassenger Agent, The Oregon Railway ami Navigation Co., Portland, Oregon & City Restaurant 'Sho.iOrlera - rrn Imyt In iht Wtfi'as None U tter in Ilillal-oro. Kverything neat, titan ami up to ilate. , L. f. MC'I.ACKKX,I'rop.