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About Hillsboro independent. (Hillsboro, Washington County, Or.) 189?-1932 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 27, 1907)
Hillsboro Independent. D. W. BATH. Editor and Pmuristor. Ia a saloon brawl at Lexington last Saturday night, Dan Doagher- ty, proprietor of the saloon, shot and killed Oscar Allen. The mur derer is in iail at Heruner. He Is m a married, has a family and is a heavv drinker. He has made manT gun plays and this time shot at Allen five times. Dougherty had treated Allen to the drinks once, and wnenhe asked for more trouble followed, Dougherty formerly ran the Alta House in Pendleton. Joseph Czolgosz, a brother ol the assassin of President McKinley, has asked the Los Angeles authorities tor a warrant for the arrest of a junk dealer who cheated him out of aio stove. He told the officers that he had a hard time getting along because everyone tried to beat him and "do him up" in every V themselves, forced their w i : open grave and fcloUerc! - drunken sobs until U e -n ., ended, while the real v.: her children stood by '.u : of teal sorrow. So w e . a fallen woman can K-t ju-t .1 bit lower than anything ' earth. Oregon Historical At a meetine of tin. State Historical tioeicty 1 Portland last week, the IV officers were cloctcil: Pu1pnr. Fmk'i'ick . a ,ajauws man vice-president, l'i. Wilson, re-elected; s c i -; '. Frederick I). Yountf. "v-c!-treasurer, Charles K. Lv' !. elected. The directors ;;iv : " ' M. L. Myrick and Chia-l s Schnabel, Mrs. C. M. Ca'i v. iy pioneer of 18-15; Mrs. I ' Sager Helm, of IS 1 1, a suryh of the Whitman maaciv i' : vember29, 1817; CapL Ti. Mountain, who was v. ic'.' 1 the sioop-bl-war reacocx 1.11 mouth of the Columbia, Ju'y ! M. L. Mynck. V ! : in the Navy now is - - . ' citizen, with nearly -'1 i' , native-born. The .. :...!;., ,f the "Jackie" has . k'u.t !. changed. Instead of ' : 1 j::Ull-drinkinjf, illit- ';-:. ". . .,,," most of the !;- ; c Migrate, fairly edu- i : ' f, !!owsfrom theUp- .! i-vi- :,: valley. Each I i-i.in ; ,,, n:l a rigid examina- 1 1:0:1 K f ... ju, ;s "received. Na- - I tio.nl 'iV : n,.. When you are looking for frro ceries, jjlasswaro and crockery, don't fail to go to Greer's. lie keeps the best and neatest stock in town. Wanted. -A boy of 14 to 16, to learn the printer's trade. To the lad who is not afraid of work, and wishes to learn a good trade, an opportunity is offered at this office. Gc to Webb & Hoover's Feed Store for poultry and stock food, hay, flour and seeds. Hi w Ilillbboro, Oregou. DKALEH IN J. May uuui'uic. because of tue ftiaui on the name he bore. "My broth er's deed has been a curse upon our jg4i; Mrs. family," said Czolgosz, "and every grand-daughter of IV. J place I go I am hounded by the I Loughlin; Mrs. Harriet police. Tbey arrest me as soon as Arthur, 1851, daughter of .T.. : :: ,vc 1 1 V. ' 1 l r Lowest Priced Candy Shop in Town ii-. ,:i ( iU.'.y. ;. a ,!,!i-:,t lrivuliiy i.nd I 1 c;nii;it af : ry inu-ical t t!:e Cr s- l half , 1 1. I set into town, and when I am re leased they watch me." W. Nesmith, United Sta tor from Oregon, 1S('.1-C7; ( The Bandon Recorder, published George A. Tease, IS ID, avel ' 1 . Willamette river stcaiiil.xi.it!. John W. Meldrum, 1815; K.i Weeks, 1849; Mrs. M. A. D;-.!i 1852; John Mock, lsr2; J.-, D. Lee, a native son ol 1 Judge George II. Williams, 1 It was announced that So ;; Fulton's bill, creating a fn.l in oue of the most wide-awake and progressive little cities on the coast comes to our table this week as a holiday issue, containing thirty-two pages. The paper is a credit to that "city by the sea." shows en terprize and hard work on the part of its publisher, and what is more to the nolnt crrwa nut tn t1imicanr1 I the erection of a monument of readers as a sample of first class! the memory of Lewis and newsmtwr wnrt tltinir tti fnr I at e Ort CilatSOI) has tlCCll IV i cm 4 -4 - I B - """j I of what an energetic and fflr.irht! to the Senate committee (11 1;. i People are doincr in build tin town I ries. and that it is desired t! - o r I that a few years ago was simply ex-1 when completed, the stat istinc with a scaat population of come the property of the 0 500. but today represents a erowin? Historical Society. A con and thriving city of 3,500, elertricf of three was ordered to c iigntea, telephoned and having I tne matter, and tne .same c all the advantages of a'city twice I mittee will also take snitaVe the size. In this issue The Recor-Jtion in the matter of Ezra M. der prints three full-page advertise-1 er s endeavor to Secure an a; t ments, nine three-column, three congress, making the "0! 1 (): half-page, five double column, be- gon Trail" a national h:,;hv siues a numper 01 single-column ad- mr. meeKer, it was annrut.e vertisements. The first and thirty- has had an audience with Pi luinv-secona paees are calendared aem nooseveii concernin g ! paper, printed in blue, and has for The society went on record a irontispiece a picture of "Christ iavonng tne plan, and wi.l we Blessing Little Children," and from I to that end, era- tua- . :.:)ie ft JA5 MIL TEN BERBER, Prop. door south of Patterson's. Pure Drugs nmi Medicines We carry a complete line of Fine Sundries. If we do not have what you want in stock, wo will cheerfully get it for you. Having been appointed Publisher's Agents, wo are now prepared to supply All Your Wants in tho . .School ook Lino Upon the Exchange and Introductory Plan. have a full lino of Tablets, Pencils, Slates, Wo also School Books will bo sold for CASH NO CItEDIT. Ktc. ONLY. Positively t . : (....! 1. L . (' , .1 : I 'i i !' c . I ,;r :,' .; M At- I'M' :' m: i if Von ki.oi when you u I Ue your s . arc sUil"'!-.' von, vuiir ki as well as anyone 1 something to regu t in. If your bowels , your food distresses !nev4 pain, take Hoi y Mountain Tea. It Delta Drug Store. ilM'.'y Mixed Dp. (-..it; : 1 il.r.ih.i!u N' V.. ha,! 1 . 1 arhec; !u !-n!lv mixi-i 'lu, t iliso 1-, ir -olik-; the uid the M trouble; me, so r row 11, of Winterton, vi-ry remarkable ex mvs: "Doctors got i p over me; one said two called it kidney t'lurth, blood poison, 1. .stomach and liver t tione of them helped my wile advised trying page 1 to 32 the columns are filled ritU mtatltttc showing wbtt Ban don and the Coos Bay country has done, is doing and proposes to do in the future. This issues of the Recorder will prove a profitable in vestment for the business men of that city and be the means of bring ing many people to their beautiful shores. Irving Bath, formerly with The Independent, is owner and publisher of the Recorder. When a woman starts down the grade she usually finds the tobog gan well greased and the trip to me bottom, though often roueh dangerous, and full of filth, mire and sorrow, isqukkly reached, and the end is oblivion. A case in point is Mrs. Bradley, wife of the man who shot and killed Policeman Oittings in rortland last week, and who now a luguive lrom justice. She is the mother of several children and is said to have at one time been respectable, but that must have been a long time ago. It is said that she and her husband used to get drunk together; then other men supplied the liquor and took the husband's place in his home. Later she ran away with a man named Anderson, was arrested and lodged in the county jail in this city, but was set at liberty on her promise to go home and sin no more. She went home, but instead of taking care ot ner children and her hus band who had taken her back, she jumps on the chute for another rapid ride down the incline, and "hell has been popping" in the Bradley home ever since, until one night last week he starts out with a gun and fills the worthless carcass of Policeman Gittings full of lead. The policeman was get iing 9100 a monia lrom tne city, yet His wile ana children were per mitted to go hungry and cold while he bought booze and had a high old time with Mrs. Bradley and her sister, another female tarred with the same stick. Last week the K. ofP.'s and the Portland police department gave Oitting's remains a human burial, something tbey were not entitled to. But as lie had been a member of both or ganizations, tbey could do no less. While the body was being lowered into the rround. Mrs. Bradley and I her sister, accompanied by another! The report of the treasurer Wwed that the receipts lnn"" the year were ?G2-K; tho ex; ditures were $5150, appi'oxi;'!..:. -ly, and when all bills v.vo iv.M, there will be left a net balance of about $G00. Poultry Wanted. I will pay market piu e iu cash for all kinds of chickens, hens, tur keys, ducks and geese. J. I.tu, Hillsboro, Ore. 1.1 i-litry siuill . 1 Ik; Of. There is still an opportunl be one of the winners iu great $5000 prize contest ,;r by the Portland Commercial d: The papers throughout the l'i ed States will have lots of .- . between December 25th arv.l " and they will be hul to j i your letters. Remember, th. articles must appear in .;. outside the states of Givm . Washington. 'Get lui sy . " to a . .- 1 iUil- .1 it in: y ' :i"-s is : !, :ti!i e rt l.e 'Leis.ir.il :'..', the a: tract i '!:.-. i.i fixe ! ii'a which maU t!it l.r.. I .1 t i.nctnc j.i'.iu-., which are restor ing ''-' to peiioct health. One bot tle did tne 111. .ro Rood than all the live doctors prescribed." Guaran tied to cure blood poison, weak ness and all stomach, liver and kidney eompl.iiuts by all druggists. Sue. Senators Owen and Gore of Oklahoma drew lots at the open ing of the senate last week to determine the length of their terms of service. Senator Owen, who lias two very good eyes, woo. the drawing over Senator (ore, who i.s totally blind. Ac e '.nunv'v. P,r"..itor flu rlrpurn M-year urm, expiring in full 1'JJu'. vUiile Sen-Aor expires in VM'X The following method of dis posing of large stumps is very emcacious and labor-saving. Whether it would be appliable to small hardwood stumps I do not know, but it is worth a trial. The principle is the same as in burning charcoal, and I presume would apply to any wood that would make charcoal. To clear land of large stumps, dig a fair sized hole down by the side of the stump and build a fire of pieces of good firewood, laid snugly against the stump, Grad. ually cover the fire with soil, and keep covered; if well started and kept covered by occasionally throwing more soil on where it is likely to break out, the fire wil continue burning until the whole of the stump is burned into char coal. On some of our large fir stumps, 10 or 12 feet across, the fire will burn two months or more, and follow roots down 10 or 15 feet underground. Here's Good Advice. O. S. Woolever. one of the best known merchants of Le Raysville, N. Y.. says: "If you are ever troubled with piles, apply Buck- len'a Arnica Salve. It cured me Gore's term of them for good 20 years ago." Lures every sore, wound, bruise, burn or abrasion, 25c at all druir l i ne.n wonuenana. stores. South Dakma, with its rich silver It ia intended for those who n iiK-s bonanza i.irms. wide ranges appreciate quality, forthosegen- ,' , ; , , , , 7. 5 tlemen who enjoy a thoroughly .. ",u,r ' , l"J""'. w matured, rich Old Kentucky li j 1 1 1,1 uu- 01 Slrf3x .u- quor-I. W. Harper whiskey sold H,,,.nlul melius by GoiTieliUS. . . 1 uiot oceurreu. Jicr son i seemed near d ath with lune and A Dangerous Deadlock, tiiioat trouble. "Kxhausting That sometimes terminates fa eouhin spi lls occurred every five tally, is the stoppage of liver and minutes, ' wri'.es Mrs Clann. "when bowel functions. To quickly end Dr. King s New iu's conuuion wunout aisagreeaDie preat medicine, sensations, Dr. King's New Life iff and com oletelv piUs should always be your rem r.M irinteed lor edy. Guaranteed absolute satis- lune faction in every case or money cqc back, at all drug stores. 25c. Webb & Hoover (Successors lo Climax Feed Store) Carry a full line of Flour and Feed, Al Poultry Supplies and Stock Food, Seeds, Paints, Spraying Material, etc. All Orders Promptly Filled on Short Notice Former patrons of the store are invited to give us a call. Hillsboro. Oregon CerYour Wiis lo Work.lMadam, and figure out how much you are paving now for your Groceries, am auk yourself what quality you are gotiiriK. Do you think that the quantities ami qualities will compare with o-irs when priee ia considered? We know just what mar ket priees are, and we know what prices we sell at. We are sure that we are do ing huHineiiti on the lowest mat gin of profit. Added to which our service is admittedly the beat in town. ' r adv I 1, n:-. ! ' 1 .1 1 11! el '-"ii-lis ami colds, throat and tiuuLlvS, l.y .-ill druggists, in l i.oj, Tsi.d bottle free. -'. ry, Hi, .ived his 1 liim.'' '1 'hi ' e.iicile 1:1! V ate We have the best k"o1s best place to show you th, j in Hillsboro. Come and s, 111. (in . Notice lo rruil Crowtrs. The fruit inspector of this c, , nas lound that alnnst all tice ; intected with fruit j ests, n i l law requires the owners, ,r i ; having possession thtred', to stroy or eradicate sueh on h u pests. You are, therefoie, n.-' that unless such orchard ,r j are destroyed or eradicate 1 I the first day ot March, i,,os 1 proceed, under the law, u 1 cut down or destroy .vuch oh ',; or nave the trees owner's expense. W. R. Hakki County Fruit In-j I coi'i-i-:; You can buy sit.p. .', : called "coffee" at 10c 1!, with 3OO0 miles of U U freight from the roaster; don't rnur m -nrr 11 vou i! n t !& Sakflilac'i Bti: rar h.m. i the s, asoii of decay and I :t ilitv: cootl health is iet.iin. If you'd retain Hi.; voiir system with u:.tii:i Tea. the surest . tea cr tablets. Delta i e. or Cecil Square Meal spraye. t t. op 7 v;x- TEA sYou think one tea good as another ? Why don't you buy the lowest price you s in the window ? Your rroccr rtura jsar smt V r tot likt Sihillinf Bdl; w pmr aim. B U LLET I t r rice crop la,f,M Great Northern Railway The Way to Go Ef The Oriental Limit A Swell Train Dally crossing botii mountain ranges by daylHitU n ist Sleepers, New Modern Dininir Cars D Coaches. "FrfTl CentMT Ae. 1 Traoc cisians aiilrkIT Morlftin nnr rptnloo trm whthr n liKni.tlnn I prohhlr rtnlhl. ("ommonl ur id a tftruu iwtMt, without bf. llon'lrlctlf ntnSilml MIND600I no Puu mil trr. ItldMI M"'f " "rlpl patanM. 1'hii.ui tn thrniiih Mann Co. mmItC as aJI w WHY i i i 1 Another (food Train THE FAST MAIL (Daily) Also carries complete modem equipment Write for rates. oUlers, UtIIi reflations, ele H. DICKSON. C. P. A T. A. (Jre.t Northern Ry -2 M . ' n . A. ROSS. A. O. P. A.. Seattle, wh. - rrt,"'1- I It Is io 3 our advanla-e to keep an ac- couut with n -i o- Restaurant Scicniilic JlRicricatt; 1 A runiHiomotrl""!""' weetrf. tfrm Mr. dilation "f nr oi.rllOo loBrnaO, 1 rmi. Si our : f 'ur roontb. lb Sul4 bf ail iMvadamlert. Uraucb OOoe. Ot t SC. Wwbluiu, IXC. . i i jmi ilie Wevk-S ., ...to. Everything tl .llltl'. M.l'KACKKN, Trop. t tr M rr,. ir. i; v i , LA W' TOf.i.tin ... i .OTT 31 BROS. Sbrbt UtantAf I'l raprrwntatlTS for Hllli VTdlllCU borond rlelnltr to look sur renewslisnd lncim rabaerlptlaa Uet of s pro. mlnent month lr msgulno, oa sslorr sod mmmlHlon bull. Experieoeo dnlrsblo, bat not neeeauiT. Oood opportonltf for right par. on. AfldreM ruDiuner, oox w, swuon o, w York. Tb., ,hr.. . I lst llffica Ih rvi- I Tft II - c.-f , I In I VM H-. v.,i,. , Mm Pf fk- mmJ I Mwn a roFTiH, i i Osr MMfnl Kni ).t , w, , KILLthi COUCH AND CURE the LUNC8 WITH Dr. King' Nov Discovery PBrcn OLDS TrWgetttorrw AND ALL THROAT AND ItJNQ TROUBLCt. T. Vf. SI-ILTrE, 1 JAICK IIIIXHDOUO, OH KG ON. Because1' strong, O AAA u A a Tl I DgtaUK " growinit, actire, rroKressive. everr particular. ' and up-to-date bank Id - r- u. BeCaUSe 'nk lias an exoellont flre-niwf .i. bur.,.,Proor .afu i LVtyLA BeCaUSe-Ery depositor i, always a welcome vis.tor at the bank. BeCaUSe ank studies the nPeil, f I,, -.,,. take. car. them whetheAJ'.ar'or Di'" HeCajW dow ttcluaiv. banking bu8ine.. I cao serve you lietter. ""niiuv, no- VOU, to Coll.Tt g wants Ken- 4 KI eralif. ' ",e,", to yur l,k'n Because Tt dealings wave r. we do not beliere yoo can k f. t . ' 'c c.-j Groceries. t!i3 Shufe Bank Yojr Ttcjo solicited. female, as low down and vile as OUARANTKBD SATISFAOZOaY OS MONEY KUUIOUX
