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About Washington County hatchet. (Forest Grove, Or.) 1895-1896 | View Entire Issue (July 18, 1895)
; \\ V N I I I M M O N C O I M 'V T IIE gu tcretl at the poat-office at l'u n t Grove. Or. Second-clusj m ail m atter. TF.RYS TO vrpsCK IH K H S. 2’ostuge Free. One year Six m onths T h ree m onths o In Advance. E stablished for th e diHsemination of W ash' iu . ton couuty neiv», the elevation of hum anity am th e m oney we can m ake Item s of «;eneral interest gratefully received. E d ito r’s hobbies and opinions on this page al th e rest facts- im partial ami uucolored. E ditor is at hom e in his sanctum , H atchki building, Forest Grove, from 6 a. m. to io p. n: of each week day and alw ays glad to talk am. be talked to. A USTIN CRAIG K oitok AND PROFKIETOM. . P r in t e d . ALL AT . H ome - |- V F A I ) A B L K | < E L IA B L E 1 R E P U B L IC A N r Mr. K. II. Fodget has gone to Molall; this week. W A TER . $1 Mr. Sm ith, president of the Fay Cit\ Co-operative Co., is with us this week looking after the company’s interests in this place. The water question will soon he placed before the people with al! ■ he different plans given in full ana tile estimated cost and probable ad vantages of each. It only remaiiv- for us to reassert that some plan should be chosen and then work begun on it and pushed to comple :ton so that the work may be tar advanced or even completed lie- fore fall. The lire Sunday was a reminder that one of the advanta ges of water works would he pro tection in such cases. There are other urgent reasons why a system should lie put in speedily and they are readily apparent to any iutelli- ligent person. I P - A N - About a dozen couple, who did 110. attend the charivari, gathered at tin iiouse o f Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Meek Iasi Saturday night and tripped tile light far .astic toe until the wee hours Sunday morning. O N E The petty thieves are still at work in this vicinity. When the F. C. C. of out lodge woke up Sunday morning his wik ieported to him that their clothes line had been siripptd of every garment, but after a careful search everything wa: tound all tight. My opinion in this cate is that the F. C. C. had partaken too freely of tiie lunch furnished by the iodge that night in honor of some visit ing brethren. The saloon in this place was robbed THR F O R E ST S OF ORFliOX. Sunday night of about eight gallons cd The distribution of forests, like WATER FOR FO R ESTU KO VK. whisky, seven gallons port wine, foiu that o f the precious metals, is not Mr. Smith, the city engineer of gallons gin, twelve bottles o f case wine, uniform. Nature has bestowe Oregon City, visited town this week six bottles of toiu rock and rye, seventy- her wealth in rich belts. Her and figured on the water works as :ive cigars, four bar bottles containing whisky, gin and brandy ami fifty cents greatest forests of primeval grand follows: eur are planted along the north Reservoirs, brick and asphalt. . f 3,500 in cash. The parties wore tracked and are known, but it would be difficult to western coast of this continent and City mains and pipes................. ». 7,000 prove anything against them in court F ixtu res.......................................... 1,500 constitute a source of immense and unless there is more evidence found H o se ..................... 70c» wealth when distributed through Hydrants (20)................. 600 there will be nothing done in the matter. commercial channels to the lcs-. Head works, e tc.................................. 600 Glencoe lodge No. 22, K . of F., by the favored portions of the world. Engineering and construction 10,000 I D. G. C\. J . C. Corey, installed the fol- ------- I lowing officers last Saturday night: C. The completion of the great ship I23 9“ 0 C., G. T. Hollister; V. C\, J . W. Goodin; canal transforms the forests of Ore The water to come from Pricket’s F., R. Sandford; M. at A., JC. C. Mays; gon into staple products, already creek which he considered amply o f W., K. Davis; I. G., E . F. Cotue- in demand hut at present unavail i sufficien t to fu rn ish w a te r fo r 5000 ^ u‘s : J** Freeman. The fol- lowing named visitors from Delphos able to the Atlantic seaboard, j people, and would be if they didn’t j ! i°'jN,n^.o U^n w _were present: Frank Kane, No state in the Union has such a l get thirsty but 500 would in all j^kc^Buxton but w o u ld ill a ll ¡Jak e Buxton, Jack Lattu, Chas. Roe, source o 11atlira wea t 1 as Oregon. Hkelyhood be dry halt the time if Newell Macruin, John Anderson and W. l i e quality of her timber is as j t hey depended on it for their sup- S. Mftcrum. After an oyster and sardine matchless as its quantity. Ship- ]l)v A reliable water works firm iunch wa* «-rved by the lodge the visi- building, which is the foundat, ,:i uill agree to fllrnish abundant to,s gave_us some short speeches and ex- of all commercial wealth can he „ ■, ■ , , . Pr<-‘ssei1 themselves as being well con- * water for a city of 10,000 lllhahl- tented and pleased with their visit and prosecu lert. w itioi.t a ri\al. tants, for two-thirds the aboveesti- would return again at some future time. Ship timber stands in order service- inate, water to l)e of the best qual- abk on the banks of every «ream ity, potable water, subject to BUXTON and excels all other products of potable test. The hay crop of this section is larger construction-timber on earth than usual and if the weather continues The very obstacles to her agricul I fur another weeek as it was the past one K pm idonee Hu rued. tural progress will furnish the the hay will be under shelter and in Fire destroyed the residence of Mr. i KOOcJ comlitjon. means for the development of our A. S. Veneti Sunday night. Just before 1 rich soil as soon as the Nicaraug- retiring Mr. Venen burned some papers Sann Ichiro Hirota, the famous Japa- uan canal is finished. There is in the parlor fireplace. At about eleven j nese lecturer, vvill favor us with a lecture given in ship timber enough in this state to the fire was discovered, at that time j on his native ,and- u win rebuild every ship timt sails upon j completely enveloping the parlor so it is | li;e M-Pherson hall on Saturday even- i supposed its origin was as stated above, j *ll&» J ldy 2 7 *b. ^be correspondent has the oceans of this planet and then j The family made their escape hastily j ,ieard the gentleman lecture and know# leave timber enough to supply a from the house. Fortunately the chil- of hl* ability and would advise everyone Source of commercial wealth for at dren were sleeping down stairs instead 1 ° attend and learn something ol inter least a half a ceutury. The com of in their usual chamber above, occu cSt- Donald McPherson is putting more pletion of the great ship canal will P> ing room o f their elder sister who was staying that night at Mrs. Watters’, j seats in his hall preparatory to the more than quadruple the commer- Some few thing» wen Mured but o f little Hirot*-lecture. value of all the timber ol Ore- \ ulue for they were articles that had The people of school district No. 98 gon in one year. Timber, like the been laid away as useless. From the . 4 C . * r *1 1 are organizing a Sunday school in their product of gold, is lim ited, and » " " ! « » o the house notion« was school s ^ Now is house. Now is the the time time for the has 1 a constantly increasing value— saved A" alan" 1,a<1 w " turl,c<1 1,1 Buxton S. S. to show its benevolence by • - , . ' c early m i v a and i m i tor u i i fifteen n i t t i i 11 minutes 11 11 111 .c n c Mr. UI . n Hoh- u ir atia requires more of the other pro- , , who gave it ,, kept the fire bell clang- aiding them. 1 * bach ducts o f the earth to purchase a cu- ing until everyone in town was arc sed. It is reported that next Friday even- bic foot of it every y e a r It is true The file company with munetous volt.;: ing the capacity of McPherson hall will that it has little or no v alu e when t,VI' ktpt the fire from spreading and be* filled by those young people who un it is inaccessible but the same is Mved l*,e ,,arn* They also pulled down jo y shaking their foot to the music of e< J r ; r 1, . i 11 « . , . ( ÌI V E S K IÎE IIÎ 1 Every teacher should take some educational jo urnal. A mong the best papers of this class is THE TEACHERS OUTLOOK M O N T H L Y — O CT O BER TO JU L Y Aims to represent the latest ideas and most suc cessful method of teaching The school news o f the county will receive special attention from COU N T Y j ? I S . IHUÄ. G L K N C 'O K . Ur. Sand ford’s family has returne* from their visit at Oswego. • if the last hope of the Pacific i a broad free American highway from ocean to ocean. H ATCH ET. II V T( II K T , T i l I K S D A V , .1 1 K V the W A SH IN G TO N H A T C IIE T Tiie Teachers Onilaok and the Washington County Hatchet r the burning frame of the house. A large the violin, C t i a s . M. K ee p H. D. S t e w a r t . . P rtf »i dent. Cashier. 1 > ank 0 f F orest G rove THE HOWMiY PHARMACY FOREST GRuVK. OREGON K.tsMIsIlfd. I8H1I. Incorporated, 1K94. J . C . C L A R K . P R O P R IE T O R C A P IT A L * » o .o o i).n o Keeps a Full Line of all that pertains to a F i r s t C l a s s I > k i > B u s in e s s . Drugs, Proprietary .Medicines, Toilet Articles, Perfumes and Stationery. GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED . . . F o re ig n a n d D om estic U x- c h attg e B o u g h t a n d S o ld . C o lle c tio n s M ad e on a il A c c e s sib le P o in ts a n d P ro m p t ly R em itte d . A. HIXMAX. D IR E C T O R S : X. A. MAC RUM. * # * * Seventeen years experience in compounding prc-M i iom, is a guarantee o f our ability in that work Will Tic glad to have you tall when ntciling uiiythii g 11 our line. A la in S t r e e t , F o r e s t ( 3 r o v o B. F. PURO'. C. M. SERF. W all FI IE L IV E R Y R IG S W ell kept horses, handsome harness, at- tractive and comfortable carriages__are much pleasanter to ride in, don’t you think so? They cost no more. Just go to Jones 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 leave them with us while in town . . . Paper \ \ i!l( l( H V S 'I J M I P S FlOOl* C O Y tM 'lllgS F u rn itu re GEO . L. s u m ? U n d e rta k in g 1 true of all the gold there is w ithin , , , . , 4 , . and ” # j crowd, a large proportion ladies, watched Mr. Hagen and daughter of Portland the crust of the earth, w h ich is be- the progress of the flames until nothing are visiting with the family of Mr. G. H. j JONES THE LIV ER YM A N . yond the reach of man. When the was left but the smouldering ruins. The Heddink of this place. FO RKST G RO V E. FO R E ST O RO V E highways of commerce are once house was insured for $300 and its con Mr. Will Thurston had a new barn opened up for its distribution tint- u'" ts for a liu ' A Pia" ° •»- longing to Mr. Hoyt was in the building bl,ilt latel>'. u,ir postmaster did the ber, like a gold lode with its ac and was consumed with it. It was in- work. cessible placer and gossen deposits, sured. The house was one of the oldest ----------------------- is a source of great wealth. in town having been put up in the early <> M F S C I T Y C larks ’ C reamery ’. ___S E L L S O N LY T H E B E S T OK J We shall live to see tiie dawn of fifties. Klder Anderson has pitched his big j two great commercial eras, one tiie FINEST BETTER, meeting tent near the city and is hold- j completion of tiie Nicarauguan ca Funeral o f Mrs. Donaldson. | ing services every night. The tent will New Sepamtor Now Knnning Monday the remains ol Mrs. .Margaret seat 300 comfortably and is generally nal and the oilier the restoration of ami milk wanted. tile coinage laws of Washington Ik'iialdson, will- o f tiie Assistant C h in ' o f "»-li fiile.l. “ he meetings will continue and Hamilton. The fecundity o f the rortla,,<1 F i,c Department were ,,,r a fonm ght more.—A new au.l Oregon. brought from that citv on the morning strongly built bridge has betu completed Forest (trove . . . . each of these glorious epochs are trail, Bml convcyed to tlle Xaylor ccmeK just below town. J lle Country affords, in Great set VMt 1 all the obstacles w hich terv and there laid to rest among her ------------------------ \ ariety and at Moderate Prices the British Empire can possibly ill- relatives. A special coach attached to Not lee. ter pose. the morning train brought many of her A General Shipping Business, The flouring mill of Morgan & Haines, France built the Suez ca n a l blit I frit lids litre. They returned in the three miles northwest of Forest Grove, is E m b a lm in g MEAT MARKET Meats, Sausages, Fish and Poultry rA. , ii*.;*«;.. . . „ „ . a ; . evening. There was a wealth of flowers. l.reat Britain p ractically J o w n s it, , , . f 4 . now ready for business. Good facilities trib u tes o f respect from th e P o rtlan d fire Li "1 M. h I S H K K . K. W . H A I X B 1 D . C - B T R W A R T . McNAMER'S I 1 ? liO T I l F O R « l.iiO and also seeks to ow n and con trol the greatest enterprise o f the W es- teru hemisphere, the great inter- oceanic canal. Washington and Hamilton gave ns a republic free and independent o f t.re a t Britain, today Great Britain d ictates to us what our measure o f value shall be and orders her golden calf set up for onr adoration. Has our American manhood de parted? And with it has onr reason and courage fled also? Are we to pay to the British Empire to cross the American continent in Am eri can transports? British gold bugs control the pres ent venal and vulnerable ndmini . trillion at \\ ashington in all its es sential departments and now de mand the atiolition of our Monroe Doctrine, and the present rotten ship of State will in all prohahilitv attempt the ignomiuious surrender companies, public officials and oumer- for storing wheat. Highest market price paid for wheat. Grain sacks furnished .»us friends, farmers in which to bring their wheat. We solicit the patronage of the public Keveralt. and hope to give entire satisfaction. M o r g a n & H a i k k s . John RcyCraft died near Cornelius, Ju ly 14th, 1805. agc.l ¿7 years, 11 months and 2 days. He was born in Canada,prov- Midwifery a specialty. Anaesthetics inc* of Ontario, on Aug. 12th 18S8, and administered and women confined was raised in the county of Lampion. wltll„ u, pain by c h Largt M u of He went to Manitoba in April, 1887. Forrst rirove. from there to Dakota and then to Ore- _______ gon. lie had a home on Gales Creek near Glenwood. He leaves a father and brothers in Canada, two sisters in Kan- sas and three brothers, Thomas, Richard and George in Oregon. He was a a k it arket am akery member of the I. O. G. T. and was loved Fresh Meat. and respected by all. Sausage, Bread, Hams, c » 11: \ 1» A niiouncem ^ni. Bacon, Cakes, I 9 D Having located permanently in F or Lard. Cookies, GOOD. est Grove, Oregon, to practice dentistry Cash Candies. in all its branches we kindlv ask the for Nuts, patronage of all wishing first clans den- Hides, Etc. tal services. Our prices arc very reason at all hour« «ix days in the week and « v i altle. W m . T. LYON. on Sunday Pir«( door east of Keim t store. Office in the Ingles building. 17 | SE», f i l l MTIITK I d %N. C O R N E I.IC S . . . . U . E . A S D E l i S O X 'S M . M » B . Butter, Ihea. HOHUACH’S HOME BAKERY Wholesale and Retail, C A N D IE S . F R C IT S , SC MM E R D R IN K S , PA STRY, C A K ES. IC E CREAM . IC E CREAM SO DA, 15 R E A I), SECOND H A M ) F IR M T IH E HOl üH T A M ) SOLI) A ll I.iiK'N in S to c k . P r ic e s R e a s o n a b le . •IE S S E H E V K E H . T h ird D o o r South of Vert* U n ii, FO REST GROVE. . . . . Done in All Kinds of Dressed Poultry, Fat Hog?, : Spring Lambs and Veal Calves. ft > BU YE R AND S E L L E R . TELEPH O N E, » (übe F O R E ST G R O V E . 211 ain Object • • +fr In keeping our drug store open is to put up prescriptions, and that keeps us fairly busy— with more business in sight. Our shop is ofte i full, but we will make room for you long etiougL to take your order and will fill it from fresh m a terial with the utmost care. Incidentally (and why not), we supply man-.- people in this vicinity with toilet articles, per fumes and stationery, and they think a lot of the corner drug store. THE MILLER PHARMACY Apothecaries of the First Class. ?