w \
TH E HATCHET.
* n tered at the post-office at Forest O fo v e , Or. a»
Secon d-class mail matter.
TERMS TO HtJBMRI KICKS.
Postage Free.
O na y e a r ..........................................................
S ix m on th s
T h r e e m onths
In Advance.
$1 oo
60
J 5
K stablished fo r th e dissem in ation o f W ashlng-
to n c o u n ty new s, th e elevation o f hum an ity and
th e m o n e y we can m ake.
Item s o f general interest g ratefu lly received ,
¡ed itor’ s h o b b ie s and o p in io n s on th is p age, all
th e rest facts im partial an d u n co lored .
K ditor is at h o m e in his san ctu m , H a t c h e t
B u ild in g, F orest G rove, from 6 a. in. to 10 p. m.
o f each w eek day aud alw a y s glad to talk and
b e talk ed to.
A U S T IN C R A IG
F.DlToR a W d P r o p r i e t o r .
" | -x E A D A B L E
| < K L IA B L K
- I A k I’ U B M C A N
. P r in t e d
In Justice’s Court.
aud ien ce adjourned to a p icn ic gro ve
I con ve n ie n tly near, w here a b asket lu n ch , j Ju stice H u g h es h eld cou rt T u e sd a y in
! from large, w ell filled baskets, occupied c ity h all and heard th e case o f Bank o f
| the n ext hour.
T h e re w ould be less j f orest G ro ve a gain st Mr. S. B. G ilp in o
¡ca la m ity h o w lin g, starvation populism recover the am ou n t o f a n ote for $57.50
;n the papers i f all editors o f little Mr. G ilp in borrow ed, it is said, $50.00 o f
country jo u rn a ls cou ld p a rtak e o f such a th e han k for W . and N . L . T h a tc h e r and
lunch as w as spread o u t on those grounds $7.50 w as paid for th e m on ey o f w h ich
last S u n d a y.
A fte r d in n er cauie a song Mr. G ilp in receiv ed $1.50. T h e la tte r
service, th en a ch ild ren s m ee tin g con also endorsed th e note. W hen th e note
ducted b y Mr. and M iss D ick son who fell <lue it w ent to protest. M r. G ilp in
are both e x c e lle n t sin gers and e n tertain w h o w as th e b ack e r o f it is reported to
in g speakers. A n o th e r service for older h ave offered to m ak e good th e am ou n t
people w as led by Mr. H old rid ge.
but refused to p a y th e bonus. A t th e
E v e n in g w as co m in g on and it was trial A tto rn e y J. P. W ag n e r appeared for
necessary to forego th e pleasure o f a the p la in tiff and A tto rn e y L a n g le y for
lon ger sta y in the h ap p y little v a lle y and th e defense. A ju r y w as secured, co n
to turn tow ard hom e. A fte r su pper the sistin g o f G eo. S lo a n , John F arb er, G .
return trip w as q u ic k ly m ade with T. H o llister, M r. C ron en , H e n ry W irtz
pleasant rem em b rances o f th e h ospit and G eo. Poteet. F irst b a llo t w ere five
able people o f th e v a lle y and their for p la in tiff and one for th e d efen d a n t,
cord ial e n tertain m en t.
and a t th e secon d th e y w ere u n an im o us
in fa vor o f the plain tiff.
. A L L AT
Resignation of Mis* Brooks.
. H ome
INDEPENDENCE DAY.
Today is the birthday of the na
tion and it is a good omen for the
perj>etuity o f the Union that each
succeeding year finds Independence
Day more generally observed with
greater
enthusiasm. This year
Washington county has three great
gatherings— at Forest Grove, at
Hillsboro and at Tualatin. At each
of these will the Declaration of In
dependence lie read and eloquent
orators recall the history of our
land, the bare recital of whose life
warms the
coldest heart and
arouses sluggish patriotism. T o
day too another star is added to the
constellation o f the Union.
SENATOR MITCHELl/S VIEWS.
On another page appears a recent
interview with Senator Mitchell
As the Senator is unquestionably
the leader of the Republican party
in this state and has great ability
and opportunity for judging it is
gratifying that the editorials which
have appeared in the H a t c h UT arc
in harmony with his views just se!
forth. The H a t c h e t glories ii
\Jiat Republicanism of which Sena
tor Mitchell is a faithful and devot
ed representatic e.
SCOGGINS VALLEY.
A Pleasant Drive in a Beauti
ful Country.
H ! \ I - J < » \ f o r MTV HAT CH FIT, T l l l ' K S P A Y , .11 J-Y L
T h e stu d en ts and her m an y frien ds
w ill be so iry to learn th at M iss Brooks
w ill not return th e co m in g y e a r to her
w ork in P a cific U n iv e rsity.
U n til a
. to upie o f w eeks ago she fu lly exp ected
to com e b a ck in th e fa ll, but a letter
received by Pres. M cC lella n d after the
annual m ee tin g o f th e Board o f Trustees
con tain ed her resignation as p rin cip a l of
th e W o m a n ’s d ep artm en t, f h e state of
her fa th e r’s h ealth led to his resignation
o f th e presiden cy o f T a b o r C o lle ge at
the recent com m en cem en t, an d co n se
quent ch an ges in the plan s o f the fam ily
m ak e it n ecessary for h er to rem ain at
hom e for the present.
M iss B rooks, d u rin g her four years
con n ection w ith th e co lleg e, has gain ed
in en d u rin g p lace in th e respect and
love, not on ly o f the stu den ts a nd facu lty
'out o f the w hole co m m u n ity. S h e w ill
be gre a tly m issed in F orest G rove and
the state at large.
T h e colleg e au th o ritie s h ave re lu c t
a n tly accepted th e resign ation and are
tak in g steps to fill th e v a ca n cy . A la d y
'n th e E ast, w ho has h ad several years
xperien ce as te acth e r in a prom in en t
in stitu tion th ere, has been stro n g ly rec
om m ended for th e position and Pres.
M cC lellan d is in co m m u n ication w ith
her.
Celebration at Yerboort.
T h e F o u rth is to be d u ly o b serv ed at
V erb oort, too. L a st y e a r a ce le b ratio n
w as h eld th ere w h ich w as a gra n d su c
cess and th is y e a r g rea ter p rep aration s
h ave been m ade. A ll th a t goes to m ak e
up a m odern F o u rth w ill be th ere, races
in in fin ite varie ty, speech es and m usic.
T h e g ro u n d s are th e b ase b a ll gro u n d s
and a m atch ga m e w ill be on e o f the
attractio n s.
Fount)’ School Notes.
S ch o o ls are clo sin g ra p id ly.
w ill be but few sum m er schools.
There
E a r ly in J u ly abou t $5000, th en a v a il
able, w ill be apportion ed am on g the
schools.
In keeping our drug store open is to put up
prescriptions, and that keeps us fairly b u s y -
ni h more business in sight. Our shop is often
full but we will make room fir you long enough
to lake your order and will fill it from fresh ma
terial with the utmost care.
Incidentally (and why not), we supply many
people in this vicinity with toilet articles, per-
fumes and stationery, and they think a lot of the
M iss B elle Jones closed on th e n t h a
th ree m o n th s’ term in jo in t district No.
30, near S h erw ood.
E n ro llm e n t 35— 19
g irls, 16 b oys. M iss Jon es has tau gh t
eleven m on th s in the d istrict.
S ch o o l closed in d istrict 69, in v icin ity
o f G a le s C reek , after a three m o n th s’
term . T h is is M iss H e isle t’s second year
th ere. T w e n ty in th e school-—8 boys,
15 girls.
A term o f th ree m onth s in D istrict no.
79, near R e e d v ille, under M iss M innie
O sm ond, en d ed th e 10th. T w e n ty tw o
sch olars— 12 g irls, 10 boys.
M iss S te lla M iller closed a three
m onth s sch ool near H illsboro (D istrict
no. 89) on th e 7th . 15 girls and 19 boy*
w ere registered .
corner drug store.
THE HILLER PHARMACY
Apothecaries of the F irst ('lass.
FINE LIVERY RIGS s
Well kept horses, handsome harness, at
tractive and comfortable carriages — are
T h e B u xton sch ool, D istrict No. 72,
closed th e 21st a fter a term o f three
m onth s. 14 g ir ls and 21 b o ys w ere on
th e ro ll. M r. L . W . T ra v e r w as the
teacher.
much pleasanter to ride in, don t you think
so? T h e y cost no more. Just go to Jones
S ch o o l in d istrict No. 61, P o v e rty H ill,
en ded th e 7ih a fter a seven w eeks term
un der Mr. Jam es Jackson .
for your rig.
Saddle horses that will suit
you.
Our ’bus meets every train. Glad
to have you ride in it. Our stables will take
good care of your horses if you choose to
M r. G eo rg e M ille r closed a three
m o n th s’ sch ool in M oun tain d ale, d istrict
N o. 51, th e 20th. 11 girls and 12 boys
w ere en rolled .
leave them with us while in t o w n ...............
Council Meeting.
M iss A gn ess M cM illan com pleted her
T h e com m on co u n cil h ad a sp ecial th ree m on th s term in H ayw a rd school,
m eetin g M ond ay e v e n in g , M a y o r an d all d istric t N o 86, on 21st.
m em bers present e xcep t M r. S a p p in g to n .
Mr. W a lk e r acted as record er pro tern.
C O R N E L IU S.
O rd in an ce N o. 71, fo r th e im p rovem en t
F arm e rs are b u sy h a yin g .
o f c o u n cil cre e k , w h ich had been draw n
up b y Mr. W a lk e r, w as rta d , discussed
M r. M cN u tt h as put dow n a n ew side
and passed w ith a few m inor ch an ges,
w alk in front o f h is store.
it appears in a n o th er colu m n. N o oth er
C ol. P o llo ck visite d
P o rtlan d last
business w as done a u d co u n cil adjou rn ed
u n til its regu lar m ee tin g n ig h t, one w eek.
w eek from n e x t S atu rd a y.
State School Statistics.
F ra n k H artm a n has sold out h is b ar
ber tra d e to C h a rle y D od d s and exp ects
to rem ove to S an F ra n cisco soon.
Joh n son ’ s saloon w ill soon be m oved
T h e re are in th e en tire state b etw een
four and tw e n ty years o f age, 64,567 b o ys to th e old stand , op p osite th e w arehouse,
and 62,398 girls, 126,965 ch ild re n in a ll, w h ich is b e in g th o ro u g h ly fixed o v er in
W ash in g to n cou n ty has 6098 ch ild re n . sid e and out. T h e C o rn eliu s p la n in g
Lan e co u n ty p a ys its teach ers best, th e m ill is d o in g th e w ood w o rk and Brown
Over the Bridge.
a vera ge for m ale teach ers b ein g $70 per th e P a in ter th e artistic.
W h ile M isses E d na T a b e r and Lena m o n th , fe m ale , $53. L in n p a ys th e least,
M r. Jaq uot w ill m ove in to th e b u ild
P ark er, and M essrs. S to tt P a rk e r and $33 Pt r m ale and $22 fo r fem ale. W a s h in g occu pied b y Joh n son .
Ur d H arris w ere rid in g in a tw o horse in gton co u n ty p a ys $53.65 for m ale and
T h e tie p la n t is d o in g about tw ice a.L
rig across the b rid ge th is side o f H ills $29.40 for fem ale teach ers.
m uch w o rk in th e sam e le n g th o f tim«
boro, S u n d a y aftern oon , th e y m et a load
as it d id last year.
o f sca ts for th e steam sw in g w h ich w as
Scogtfiii* Valley.
co m in g th is w ay. T h e horses becam e
T w o e va n g e lists from P ortlan d , R ev.
GASTON .
frigh ten ed and b ack ed a gain st th e rail
w h ich gave w a y and ca rria ge and o ccu E . A. H o ld rid g e and M r. D ix o n , a sin ger,
M r. W ood o f F orest G ro ve w as d oin g
pants, excep t tw o w h o ju m p ed , w ent h ave been h o ld in g m eetin gs in th e sch ool business in G aston last w eek.
over th e side. N o d am age w as done e x house and g ro v e d u rin g the past w eek.
D a rlin g S m ith and fa m ily h av e re
cept to th e ca rria ge top.
T h e horses R ev. Mr. S h ie ld s o f P ortlan d b egan the
turn ed from th e ir trip to th e coast.
m
eetin
gs
last
W
e
d
n
e
sd
a
y
and
th
e
y
h
ave
ran on to th e sta b le in th e G ro v e and
been w ell atten d ed . S u n d a y four se rv i
R e v . S w a n k lia m m er o f D a lla s h as been
the passengers w alked in.
ces w ere h eld and o ver tw o hundred w ere h o ld in g re lig io u s m eetin gs in G aston
in a tte n d an ce . N o services w ill be held tlie past w eek.
V> Have an Idle Cannery, Too.
on th e F o u rth but th e rest o f th e wreek
M rs. C. A. R a ym o n d has go n e to Port
An illu stration o f the su b stan tia l b en the m ee tin g s w ill con tin u e.
S p ecia l
lan d to v isit re la tive s am i friends.
efit to be derived from a ca n n e ry can be exercises S a tu rd a y eve n in g.
S u n d a y,
T h e G aston sch ool board h ave retain ed
seen in th e work o f on e at C h ico , C a l., w eath er p e rm ittin g , th ere w ill be an ou t
d u rin g th e past th ree years. W ith a door m e tin g in th e g ro v e and co m m u n M iss R en a C h ild s for a n o th er term o f
sch ool.
cap ital o f $11,000 it has sold p rodu cts to ion and b ap tism o f ch ild re n .
the am ou n t o f $81,0 o, and paid to its
G u s C o en a l, th e forem an in M r. B a ty ’s
em p loyees $18,000 and to farm ers ami
crea m ery, has gon e to S n ow h om ish
The Sanitarium.
fruit d ealers $27,010, le a v in g a net in
co u n ty, W a s h ., to fill a lik e position
T h e first o f th e m on th Dr. W ard
com e o f $35,850 to th e ow ners.
The
th ere.
G u s h as m an y frien d s in G aston
O regon C ity ca n n ery should be ru n n in g opened h is e le g a n t hom e for th e re ce p th at w ish him good lu ck .
T h e h ou se has been
as th ere is an abu n d an t su p p ly o f v e g e tion o f p atien ts.
M r. N . J. W a lk e r g a v e G aston a sh ort
tab le and fruits in th is co u n ty to k ee p it ren ov ated th ro u g h o u t and fitted up, in
ru n n in g th e en tire season. W h y does it the latest an d m ost approved w ay, for a c a ll on h is return from th e m in es in
p riva te san itariu m .
A ll classes o f S o u th e rn O regon .
rem ain idle?— O. C. Courier.
diseases w’ill be receiv ed e x cep t c o n ta
T h e farm ers seem to th in k th at a little
giou s or in fe ctio u s ones. Dr. W ard has rain w ou ld h e lp th e crops ju s t now.
The Fourth at Tualatin.
had m an y ye a rs su ccessfu l practice, and
C la y M cN a m e e , w e ll k now n in this
T h e oth er side o f th e co u n ty is g o in g w ith his s k ill, th e co n ven ien ce a n d coxn-
to ce leb rate In d epen d en ce D ay in olden furt o f th e h om e an d its h e a lth fu l lo c a co u n ty, a gra d u a te o f P a cific U n iv e rsity ,
style . O ration b y e m in en t speakers, m usic tion th e su fferin g find the sanitariu m an and n ow a p rom in en t la w y er o f M oscow,
from a good brass b an d , r t a d in g o f the e x c e lle n t p la ce in w h ich to rega in th eir Idaho, w as m arried th e e le ve n th o f June
to M iss E ffie A . Leasu re.
E v e ry b o d y
d eclaration b y P au l Jon es and th e sin g h ealth .
w ish es C la y and h is bride m uch jo y .
in g o f the O sw ego C h oral S o c ie ty arc th e
S am u e l G ilp in o f F orest G ro ve w as
especial features of th e d a y . F o o t races,
M oney to Loan.
v is itin g frien d s in G aston th is w eek.
base-ball gam es, b ic y c le , sack and w h ee l
barrow races, soaped pole, greased pig,
F rom $500 to $50,000, th re e to five i M rs. S am u el R olston o f th is place
plu g u glie s and a com m od iou s d a n cin g years, a t 8 per cen t, on im proved farm s, j w en t to P o rtlan d last T h u rsd ay to atten d
platform are part o f th e p rovision s for
N ix o n & G k r k i s h ,
th e w e d d in g o f h er sister, M iss F an n ie
th e pleasure o f v isitors.
G ra y .
F orest G rove.
Close to the Grove, o n ly five m iles by
an excellent road, is th e b eau tifu l Scog
gins valley. T a ll trees m ark a g a in st the
horizon the o u tlin e s o f th e v a lle y . On
either side are fe rtile farm s in th e level
and on the h illsid e ure ca ttle g ra zin g ,
occasionally h o p yard s ure to 1* seen.
The furm h ouses ure plea san t h om es and
the dwellers th ere p rosperou s and coi ■
tented, with a ll th e p leasu res o f retired
—
every a d v a n ta g e o f be-
.ig accessible and near to lu u rk et.
Sunday in company with th e gen ial
proprietor of the Howl bv P h arm acy a
U T C H 8 T reporter visited th e v alle y.
After a drive lengthened con sid erab ly
by frequent stops to look at th e b e au ti
ful scenery surrounding, G eo. II. T e m
ple's residence, the d estin ation , was
reached. The first view of the grounds
allows a giant cherry tree, tw e n ty-e igh t
inches in diameter, planted n early thirty-
years ago.
Mr. Temple’s farm of nearly a thous
and acres is well located and kept in fine
condition. On the farm is a herd of pun
blooded red polled cattle, u Hock of peu-
fowls, one old peacock strutted around
displaying feathers six feet long, and u
large flock of chickens, descended from
three Hamburgu, brought from Colum
bus, Ohio.
The house was nicely
shaded and vines festooned themselves
over the porch. Here was a large Japan
e s e lilly with four fragrant white hlus-
soms ami opening buds promising more.
To one from Purest Grove a peculiar at
traction is the pure and cool mountain
spring water brought in by pipe.
After looking around a little and ad
miring the many conveniences with
wnicli Mr. Temple has surrounded him
self the party went on to the school
house, distant a pleasant five minutes I
walk. Though comfortable, the building
is not prepossessing and looking at it |
one fears lest its time worn timbers, ap
parently so aged, may not give way and
precipitate the heavy bell on those lie-
low.
The furniture within is modern
and seats alamt seventy scholars. The
old structure will likely lie replaced be
fore long.
Church services have been held in the
S c h o o l house for some time and a church
ia to be put up in the fall. Mr. Saine
and Mr. Temple have offered to give
aites free. The church will tie Presby
terian and a Sunday school and Chris
tian Endeavor society of that faith are
now flourishing.
During the ls«t week Evangelists Hold
ridg • and Dickson hsve liecn taking
their vacation in the valley and holding
acrvices. Mr. Iloldridge and daughtet
and Mr. Dickson'a siatrr are with them
The aervicea have been well attended \
On Sunday morning the school house
was crowded.
After the acrvices the I
Cbc iHain Object • • »
.........JONES THE LIVERYMAN.
FO REST GROVE.
McNAMR’S KEAT MARKET
SELLS ONLY THE BEST OK
Meats, Sausages,
Fish and Poultry
Th e Country affords, in Great
Variety and at Moderate Prices
A General Shipping Business,
Wholesale and Retail,
. . .
Done in A ll Kinds of Dressed Poultry, F'at
Hogs,
■ Spring Lambs and Veal Calves.
BUYER AND SELLER.
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FOREST
GROVE.
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atchet ,
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OO TO
F O R
IX
9 ÜRV GOODS, GROCERIES,
Large Double Store
Filled W ith Goods
From which to Select
SOOTS, SROES, C,\iOt\\\RO
k^O t \m |(RE
THEY BUY A HEAP, SELL
CHEAP, AND KEEP FOR
EVER AT IT.”
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