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About Hillsboro independent. (Hillsboro, Washington County, Or.) 189?-1932 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 20, 1907)
Hillsboro Independent. D. W. BATH. Editor ani Proprietor. Now that the holidays are over the divorce court has commenced its usual grind. Judge Mc Bride last Monday cut the cords that bound two unhappy couple, and several new cases have been filed this week. In the Clackamas coun ty court seven divorce suits were I he service was good killed by a live wire The heavy wind storm of last Thursday night played havoc with many of the telephone and electric light wires. All night the electric lights blinked fast and furious and many times were on the point of going out, but morning found them, still giving light Telephones were pui out of commission insome localities, thfl hiarh wind, Fred Leh- filedonthe opening day of court man, a milkman, who lives near It Is almost as easy to get a divorce Cedar Mills, drove his span of now-davs as It is to eet married mula into a I've wire, which and the event seems to be fully as wa3 dangling along the road just happy to many. DAIRYMEN'S MEE1INC Most Important lo farmers Ever HeM in Oregon. The Dairymen's meeting held in Portland last week Thursday and Friday, was the mast imjwr tant and largest attended ever held in Oregon. Convention hall was crowded both days, and the m l J . .L . .1 fine display or dairy prouuciswiiu approved machinery attracted a tion bef ore ho .r fJ?ve)1Na. Lvery man in the Navy now js an American citizen with nearly all of them h,,:.' v. The character of the jackie" has completely chatllffl(i Instead of the old-time, hard-drinking init erate "shellback." most of the sailors are template fairly edu cated young fellows from the Up per Mississippi valley. &ch man naa to pass tt Hdd examma President Roosevelt has reiterat ed his announcement not to accept the nomination for president next June. The Independent has said right along that Mr. Roosevelt would not be a candidate again, he having said more than three years ago, that he would not, and we be lieved then and do now that he UiedUt just what lie Mtid. This leaves a clear field for William II. Taft, secretary of war, and Three-times-and-out Bryan. thi ai.te of the old park on Main street The shock killed one 01 the mules, but left the other un iniured. When Lehman saw the animal drop he jumped from his milk wagon, grabbed the live wire with his bare hands and with a jack knife tried to cut the .oKI. whiVh was sDitting out fire and smoke in fiendish fash ion. The shock knocked Leh man down and almost uncon scious, but he soon rallied and left for town to get a horse to good ynare ui iiiwuixeuuvil w large crowd present, ine au dress of welcome was delivers, hv Tom Kit-hardson and resjond. ed to by President Judd of the Association. There were many speeches made and interesting papers read but our space will iermit of but a mention of them. The remarks of William Schulmerich on "Suc culent Feed forAVinter" was one of the best of the session, and were the occasion of considerable discussion among the dairymen. IrS part he said: "We can produce from M tow tons of kale an acre and It does n't cost as much labor to produce that amount of feed as it does tional Tribune. lonkinur for gro' ceries, glassware and crockery, don't fail to go to Greer a. He keeps the best and neatest stock in town. . IVontnl A bOV Of 14 tO 16, to learn the printer's trade. To i,i i'a not afraid of work, and wishes to learn a good trade, an opportunity is offered at this office. r.n tn Webb & Hoover's Feed Store for poultry ana stocK looa, hay, Hour and seeds. 3 THE DELTA Ml Ilillaboru, Oregon. UKALEK IN- Lowest Priced Candy Shop in Town The closing of the holiday sea son has made no difference in the ting near the hot wire, however. business transacted at the banks in J How he escaped instant death is this city. Only for the Inconven- a mystery. The mule was val ienceat the court house and thejuedat $250. Mr. Lehman says published statement, no one would J he had been offered $500 for the know that tbey had been called off. I span. Christmas business is some lighter! ine Wood Famine. . t I man a year ago, out u is p.cmng WiJe pubIicity j, fciag givea t0 upaiongan j.nes, ana irom w Wilson's statement re umuiaienexi iuesuaymgni. mcr- . ar(Jin2 tfae ,ong forc,0,d ,umber cnanis are looking lor a oris irauc. famjne This famjne Js no jonger Money seems to i plenty ana peo-i object of mere,y future drea(J. it ic arc investing in nouaay Prcs" I is here ents quite freely. Tn - fn v, th(. Tranrlnf State Treasurer Steel says he will builders say it now costs 30 per raise the 6oo,ooo bond demanded I cent more to build a frame house by Oregon's democratic governor, J 'ban it did six or seven years ago. and it is hoped he will do so. No J Like conditions doubtless prevail one believes Steel did an intentional I io other cities. A man in Wash- wrong, and now that the state's Jington bought a suburban lot and money is safe, the governor has no I busied himself with plans for the kick coming. Of course he loses bouse, allowing lor an outlay with the opportunity of filling a good, in his means. As months passed, fat republican office with a lean and however, timber prices rose and hungry democrat, but that will be continued rising, thus necessitating remedied if the republican office- the redrawing of these plans on a holders die off fast enough. The constantly diminishing scale, that republicans of Oregon have prob- they might be kept within the lim ably tound out by this time that it it oi expense originally fixed, don't pay to push a candidate to Famine, of course, is "a relative frout at the primaries and on elec-1 rather than an absolute thine. tion day hang his sVn on the bnFA amines occur and rccut tnl door. I India. Their existence does not limnlv the total absence of food One hundred and thirty plaster- from a coviattyt but oniy Ju 3. ers are out on strike in Portland. city In tbe W0T faU)iD Kmt They have been receiving $6 per favored on are unconscious ot day, and when their wages were exlsting conditions as was Marie vUl w ,5 per aay. xney quu. 1 ne AntoineUe whea he inquired why hodcarriers also walked out because the who could not get bread their pay was reduced from $4 to not instead eat cake- J E0 on short rations, some contrive iney cannot pay the higher wages fof a short time t0 kecp and UI haoucT cays ana ra,nv soul together, while multitudes per a.CI3 uu n' Uh outright. With the timber fa- ners seem 10 De cettlne in line with I .t. 1 t j , , a I mine, the case is already similar t -uu urKin3 10 Men ol ample meaQS can buy what U1U uatc iuivtuu ,1.., , tx : - 1 . , . , . 1 iuv T nam. luLuuicuicuvc. uuw . uutiuinv uiui k i ..... j. rn. 1 .i - I J 1 ' wnmM lrarrr mtrm And mnr. i is auvancing. l ive dollars per i c i .t. 1 In Or. i t u , more businesses will be hampered ' v'" lu tuc U1HU UU VUC outside like fair wages. Gov He was very careful about ge -- Vr, stands a temperature of 8 degrees above zero. In the thirty-three years I have been here the tem perature has fallen below that point just twice. Enough kale can be hauled to the bam at one time to last a week. It should not be gathered when covered with frost Cows eat it with more relish than any othec sue culent feed that we can grow. ' An informal reception was ten dered the visiting dairymen and their wives by the Portland Com mercial club in the club parlors Thursday night Brief address es touching on the dairy industry and its possibilities in this state were delivered by E. T. Judd, president of the association; Dr. James Withycombe, of Corvallis; Prof. F. L. Kent of Corvallis; Mrs. S, A. Yokum, of Marshfield, and Tom Richardson, of the Com mercial club. The speakers were introduced by A. A. Bailey, State Dairy and Food Commis sioner. At the conclusion of the addresses light refresdments were served. Amontr the young ladies pres ent, representing their counte as milkmaids, was Miss EfTie Godman, who reports a splendid time, though but' three other counties sent young ladies, JA5 MIL TEN BERBER. Prop. One door south of Patterson's. and, in greater or less degree, an effect similar to that accompaning Chamberlain has appointed I a crop failure or a money panic will i.arl C. Bronaugh of Portland sue-1 be felt cessor to Arthur L. Frazierasiudee ot the criminal court. Mr. Bron augh, who is a prominent member of the Multnomah county bar, has lived in Oregon siuce he was a years old. In politics he was for merly a democrat. He left the par ty during the silver craze of 1896, and has since considered himself an independent, although he has al ways registered as a republican. In 1902 Mr. Bronaugh was a can didate for city attorney of Portland on the citizen's ticket and was de feated by L. A McNary. iTr' .1,. n . " are destroyed or eradicated before Here s the same old story again, the first day ot March, .9o3. Iw 5 It comes up about so oftep. but par- proceed, under the law, to either ents, like the Fourth of July kids, cut down or destroy such orchards, never learn except by bitter ex per- or nave ine tres sprayed at the Dolls! Delist Handsome dolls, both hand somely dressed and undressed in all sizes, and from 5c to $3.50 each. Mrs. I. Bath. Notice to Fruit Growers. Tbe fruit inspector of this county has found that almost all trees are infected with fruit pests, and the law requires the owners, or persons having possession thereof, to de stroy or eradicate such orchards or pests. You are, therefore, notified that unless such orchards or pests You know as eil as anyone when you need something to regu late your system, if your bowels are sluggish, your food distresses you, your kidneys pain, take uoi lister's Rocky Mountain Tea. It always relieves. Delta Drug Store. Greer has the finest and larg est line of China and Jap ware that has ever been in HillsboYo. See his line before you buy a Christmas present Badly Mixed lip. Abraham Brown, of Winterton, T. Y., had a very remarkable ex perience; he says: "Doctors got badly mixed up over me; one said heart disease: two called it kidney trouble; the fourth, blood poison, and the fifth, stomach and liver trouble; but none of them helped me, so my wife advised trying Klectric Bitters, which are restor ing me to perfect health. One bot tle did rae more good than all the five doctors prescribed." Guaran teed to cure blood poison, weak ness and all stomach, liver and kidney complaints by all druggists. 50c. Ladies Home Journal patterns troubled with piles, apply Buck at iurs. 1. liain s- lens arnica oaive. 11 curcu uici T. of them for good 20 years ago." I A Real Wonoeriand. CurM every wound( bruise, South Dakota. w"h itsrich silver burn or abrasion, asc at all druel mines, bonanza latOVi, wid rmngca I atom. Holidays at the Pharmacy. Are you looking for seasonable and desirable gifts for some friend or relative? If go, you can find just what you want at the Hillsboro Pharmacy. Here can be seen a fine assortment of stationery, very desirable goods and selected especially for the holiday trade. Elegant line of perfumes, the best in the mar ket. Clothes brushes, hair brushes, gentlemen's purse3 and bill books, cigar cases, pipes and everything in the smoker's line, Ladies purses and card cases, and the Pyrographic outfit from $3.50 up. In fact we have a large line of Christmas goods, and cor dially invite you to call and look them over before closing your holiday purchases. ' THE HILLSBORO PHARMACY. Here's Good Advice. O. S. Woolever, one of the best known merchants of Le Raysville, N. Y.. says: '"If you are ever Pure Drugs una Medicines We carry a cornplcto Una of Kit Sm'lr'"R, - If re do r.ct iiaye wliat you want in btock, wo will cheerfully get itW you. JIavitig Uen appointed TuHi'slier's Agents, wc are now prepared to supply All Your Wants in tlio .School Book Lino Upon the Exchange and Introductory Plan II U ulSO II.IVI" n ill inn of Tnl.lr.ta " v ' a it viviO School Hooks will bo sold for CASH ONLY. NO CKEDlf. enciis, Mates, lAc. Positively r 1 Webb & Hoover SurceaAors lo Cllmav reed Store) Carry a full line of Flour and Feed, Al Poultry Supplies and Stock Food, Seeds, Paints, Spraying 'Material, etc. All on Orders Promnilv Filled Short Notice Former patrons of the store are invited to give us a call. Hillsboro. Oregon CeOTour Wits lo Work, Madam, ml figure out bow much you are pnviiiK now for your Cirocerieu, and auk yourself what quulitr you are getilntf. Do you think that the quimtitie ami qnalHien will compare with o'irt when price is considered? We know junt hut mar ket price are, and we know whut prices we sell at. We are cure that we ure do ion btnmietM on the lowest maigiu of profit. Added to which our service is admittedly the leat in town. Poultry Wanted. J. Lenz will pay the market price in cash for hen, chickens, turkeys, geese and ducks. Hillsboro. I have a fine new lot of laree handkerchiefs, suitable for soi'a pillows, aprons, fancy bags, etc. Also some handsome sofa pillow covers, all ready to use; alo all kinds of fancy work materials. Mrs. I. Iiath. Flower pots and truit trees, roses and shrubbery for sale at the Hills boro riant and Flower Garden. Miss Sheldon will give lessons in water colors and pastel. Los- sons triven in classes or individu ally. Corner Fir and Eighth streets. Independene 'phone 35G. r:i r 1 - ..1 t-, ui.-jr iivc nas a spionuiii line of ranges and a full line of heat ing stoves which he invites you to call and inspect before mak ing your fall purchase. B. Try the Independent tele phone for long distance. ience. At Deep River, near Astor ia, on Monday, the i-year-old ton of Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Heaton was burned to death. Mrs. Heaton had left the house to go to a store, a short distance away, leaving the baby under the care of his 6-year-old sister. Shortly afterwards, a fire was discovered on the roof, evi dently caused by a defective flue. The little girl ran after her mother, leaving the boy sleeping on the floor. In the meantime neighbors seeing the flames rushed to the burning house and carried the boy out, but he was so badly burned that he died a few hours later. We have the best jroods and best place to show you the Roods owner s expense. W. R. Harris. County Fruit Inspector. TEA Not 1 in 1000 who buy Schilling's Best wants the money. Tw tnrtf rlra( im montf f fM iom" OR MANY COLORS f J s. a 1 4. LARGEST FACILITIES IN THE WEST FOR THE PRODUCTION OF HIGH GRADE WORK TI It 10 It UITIU NO UStl I K. -uJ II P I III 1 Lj -r and strange nau.il Xituatlons, is a veritable wonderlani At Mound City, in the home of Mrs. E. D It is intended for those who appreciate Quality, for those tren- Clnpp. a wonderful case of healing tlemen who enjoy a thoroughly has lately occurred. Her son matured, rich Old Kentucky li- seemednear death with lung and Quo7; Harper whiskey sold throat trouble. "Exhausting PX U)rneiius. adv coughing spells occurred every five a Dangerous Deadlock, minutes," wiites Mrs. Clapp, "when That sometimes terminates fa- l began giving Dr. Kings New tailv. is the sfnnnacr. nf lir onH Discovery, the ereat medicine, howet fundi. To niiirlflw nit 1 1 : r 1 1 . 1 I . . ... J niai savcu uis ine BuQ coiuuicicir this condit on w thoiit ri1 aacrtwoahl cured him." Guaranteed lor sensations, Dr. -King's New Life cougns and colds, throat ana lung p,ns should always be your rem troubles, by all druggists. 5c edy. Guaranteed absolute satis a,,u iriai nouie u. taction in every case or money I KirV nt All Hmrr itnraa mm When winds shriek high in fiend- """" o- isn glee. Portland and Return. 85c. Alld enters winter With his key From now until fnrtW nntiVo Protect yourself, from disease be irte; I tn Prtrtlnnrl nnH rotnrn will ha M . ..... . - I - ' - - .., ..... lake Holllster s ROCkV MOlin- Rnlrl nt ronts crnnA nn nnvRof. Hillsboro, Ore. tain Tea. Delta Drug Store. This is the season of decay and weakened vitality : rood health is hard to retain. If you'd retain yours, lortify your system wun Rocky Mountain Tea. the surest way. .ISO, tea or tablets. Delta Drug Store. For a Good Square Meal else. urday train, and returning on any Saturday, Sunday or Monday tram.. VV M. McMUKKAY, G. P. A. COFFEE Good coffee is partly in buying and partly in making; like everything NT CIO TO lis Cily Restaurant Yof (rocr rctura rr mt II tan 4m1 Ilk Schllllnr'i BmIs pr Ma w44. 60 YEARS' , i r i J ' Taoe Ma "Ft t f " CovniOMT Ac. InV.r. h.n H pr.hhlf ptinM. Common !. I'.ioim ton iRnuf h Mann to. nealT . - ,u uftyf 10 - -N-ne bfttor in IIi!.KrJ. Everything rrop. lMri). Lk'Hn ''! 'iptodat. 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S11UTJ2, HAJvi :iL IIII JjSDOHt), OHIXIOX. BCdUSt 11 " ,lronK' ireful, afi, lilx-ral, prompt, -aucceu(ul iuntitution. iQrgte, and RjCiUSC " ' growinir, actiye, overy particular. progreonive, np-to-Iate bank In BfCaUie yur cco,1nt1 wi Prwrlijte.l ly tl lank, an.I your in tereata will aUayt lie carefully considered. B?CtlU$C 1h ';nk !, n en ellent flre-pro.,1 vault ami a modern burgular-proof safe in which to put your funds and papers. BfCaiHt Kry V0 lwaya a welcome visitor at the bank. BCaU$t-iUnk,,t,'n'" f Hi customers, and i.rorlv take, car f them whether their business is lare or Vmll BaU$ U P"itia)to makeB.Kl investment, for you to eolWt your darfU or note., and a-nd to your bank,n8 Vutl. d Ti. J tl i Because j we do not twliere yoo can ask furtn'tter 1 tw. we inereiure ask von treatment ili.n in Hillsboro. Come and see us R. II. Greer. OUARANTEfD 8ATI8FACX0Kr rreeident or A. C.Shwu. OB MOMgT jtxua Your Trado Solicited. Opposite the Shute Bank to write to or cull upon J. nk will W. 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