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W A S H I N G T O N C O U N T T H A T C H E T , T H U R S D A Y , A U G U S T VÎ9 , 1S 9 Ô.
TH E H ATCH ET,
Pacific States, and we favor its con
Or. at struction as speedily as possible by
the Government of the United
States.” — Oregon Republican Plat
$i oo form, 1894.
County School Notes.
Who Will Be Next?
F O R
.
Mr. C ase has been e le cte d p rin cip al
and M iss U m p h le tt assista n t in th e
D illev S ch ool.
T h e ju n io r m em ber o f th e B u lletin
Voic-rad at the p o tt^ flc f at Forc«t Gr ove,
firm . T. H. A d am s, w as m arried to M iss
Second -data maO m atter
N e llie W oods on W edn esd ay, A u gu st 21,
a t th e hom e o f h er p aren ts a t F orest
Pottaga Ptee
A three m on th s term is ru n n in g in
G ro v e , O regon.
T h e n e w ly m arried
O n e year
d istrict 28, n ear S cap pose, Since th e 5th;
60
Six months
cou ple exp ect to be at th eir h om e in K a -
Three months
w ith M iss H a ttie M u llin s o f D ix ie as
35
SAME HERE.
In Advance.
lam a a fter S atu rd a y, A u g 24.
T h is
\ teacher.
eve n t h as been e xp ected b y m a n y K a -
A
fight
is
already being made
Established for th e dissemination o f W a sh i n g
ton county news, the elevation of h u m a n it y and against Hermann, with a hope of C o rn eliu s p u b lic sch ool w ill b egin S ept. lam a p eople for som e tim e and th e
16 for a four m on th s term E d . D. Curtis, question w ith th em now is, “ W h o 's
the money we can make.
Item s of general interest gratefully received. defeating him for re-election. p rin cip al, M rs. E m m a C o rn elu is and n e x t?” C o n trib u tio n s h av e b egu n to
Editor's hobbies and opinions on th is page, all • However, it looks like he will suc | M iss D. T rue, assistants.
com e in alread y and a m on g th em is the
th e rest facts—impartial and uncolored.
So will Senator
Editor is at hom e in his sanctum. H a t c h e t ceed himself.
M iss M ary R . T ra v e r o f F o re st G rove follow in g:
Building, Forest Grove, from 6 a. m to top. m Mitchell and Congressman Ellis. w ill teach th e sch ool in d istric t 6, near
In A d a m ’s d ay
of each week day and alw ays gla d to t al k and
T h e y had a w ay
1 The people want their services R e e d ville, b e g in in g O ct. z an d ru n n in g
be talked to.
O f g e ttin g brid es w ith o u t a ca rria ge ,
three m onths.
continued.— Heppner Gazette.
T h e y cu t a rib
A U S T IN CKAIG
E dito » a n d P r o pr ie t o r .
S o very g lib .
S ch ool in d istrict 20 jo in t, b y M iddle-
A n d m ade a b rid e for m arriage.
D on tpayah ig
ton
,
w
ill
b
egin
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ct
1
for
a
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ree
m
onth
Our knowledge is not from hear
. P r in te d
TVEAD ABLE
P rice fo r S eco n d H and
But A dam found
term .
M iss F lo re n ce C o o k o f D u n d ee
f / E L IA B L E
. A LL AT
say when we state that Hon. Th o
W hen you can b u y N ew
O n lo o k in g round
teach er.
A L e P U B L IC A N
. H ome
l or th e Sam e M oney.
A b etter w ay to do it,
mas H. Tongue will contest the
H e found a fair
T h ere w ill p ro b a b ly be n o fu rth er d iv- ;
nomination of Mr. Hermann. Now
W
ith
lo
v
e
ly
h
air,
ison o f sch ool funds. S om e ta x e s are
M K L K l JOHNSON.
A n d th en b egan to w oo it.
we will notice with marked inter . still un paid w h ich w ill be c o lle cte d this
Next Wednesday the question is est what the Plaindealer has to say fall but not en ou gh to w arran t an appor-
T h e m aiden fell
I'm g la d to tell,
to be submitted to the tax payers about Tongue Is the Washing tion m en t,
N or w as it v ery stu pid ,
of this city for their final decision ton county politician “ digging his
T h e a n n u al te a ch e r's in stitu te for the
S h o t th ro ' th e heart
W ith m an y a dart
whether Forest Grove shall or shall political grave"?— Florence West. school year 1895 — 4 w ill be h eld at
S to le from th e bow o f ru p id .
F orest G ro ve som etim e in O ctob er. T he
TERMS TO 8CWCRIBEE9.
C A L L AT
S M I T H ’S
A N D G ET O N E OF T H O SE
AON
LOUHgCS 0T (OUfllOS.
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KOBWARDOB BACKWARD?
T. J . II A Kit IS, N otary P u b lic .
S. II. G I L P I N .
M elki J ohnson
not have waterworks.
Physicians have urged the im
Profit by Others’ Mistakes.
E d i t o r H a t c h k t : P ortlan d lias th e
perative need of it for the health of
the city, business men have shown best g r a v ity system o f w ater su p p ly of
Its advantage to property interests. a n y c it y on th e P a cific coast. (S u p
posed to .) It ce rta in ly is a fine system ,
The proposed method of obtaining but lik e all g ra v ity system s cost a la rge
water has been fully and carefully sum o f m oney. T h e cost h as been a bou t
investigated. A committee of rep $4,000,000. T h is m eans $202,000 a y e a r
resentative citizens after thorough in terest or tw o d o lla rs per ca p ita for her
study has unanimously decided on presen t pop ulation . T h is w ou ld be a
h eav y burden on the ta x p a y e rs w ere it
certain
recommendations.
The not th a t tile reven ue d erived from th e
city council to a man has endorsed sale o f w ater is so la rg e , a m o u n tin g to
their report.
A commission of abou t $550,000 per ann u m . O p era tin g
business men has gone over the e xp e n ses are abou t $120,000 and in terest
estimates and decided that the on b o n d s $200,000 m a k in g th e to tal e x
pense o f th e c it y ’s p resen t w ater system
work could be completed within $320,000 a year. D ed u ct e xp e n ses from
the given limit.
receip ts and we find a b a la n ce o f $230,-
The election next Wednesday 000 a year net profits, or a n et a n n u al
w ill decide largely the future of profit su fficient to p a y o ff her b on ds in
Forest Grove. It is no time now less th an tw e n ty years. T h is is a v ery
han d som e sh o w in g and w ou ld seem at
to bring forward
pet theories. first th o u g h t to be an e x c e lle n t p ie c e o f
Whatever you may think the best fin an cial en gin eerin g, but let us look for
w ay, don’t condemn the present a m om en t at w h at P o rtlan d m ig h t h av e
plan and vote against it until you d on e had she been w ise b efore it w as too
have considered whether the pres late. If, in stead o f a d o p tin g th e g r a v ity
system , P ortlan d had con stru cted w ater
ent plan is worse than no system w o rk s on th e deep w ell and H o lly system
at all. Should the bonds fail to and co n n ected w ith it an e le ctric lig h t
carry the city will go on in its plan t, on e su fficient to su p p ly w ater for
present way with the certainty that a ll purposes and th e o th e r e le ctric lig h ts
for a ll w h o desired th e m , she w ou ld ,
it will be many years before the 1
for on e h a lf the cost o f th e Bull R un s y s
question will again come before the tem h ave a com bined system o f e le ctric
people. Forest Grove has many lig h ts and w ater su p p ly as good as a n y
advantages but they will not com- j in th e co u n try, and w ou ld h a v t a d irect
reven ue from th e tw o syste m s o f at least
pensate for this lack .
$1,200,000 a year. T h e exp en se o f o p e r
Wednesday will be an eventful
a tin g th e tw o p la n ts w ou ld he a bou t
day for our city. If the bonds are $200,000 a year, in terest on $2,000,000
voted.»'- , • opens up a golden vista bonds $100,000. T o ta l e xp e n se, $300,000
’— a future ' more bright than is le a v in g $9.0,000 a y e a r as net profits or
open to any othe? town in our state a g a in o ver her presen t a rran gem en ts o f
$o;o,ooo a year, a net in com e su fficient
o f anything like its size. If the
to p a y o ff th e bon ds in sid e o f th re e
bonds fail there are to be many years. T h is is w hat P o rtlan d m ig h t
years of dragging out a weary cor h ave d on e but d id n o t do. W ith no
porate existence
Every one who d eb t to pav in terest oil she co u ld e a sily
can vote should vote.
Shall For pay th e exp en ses p roper o f h er m u n ici
pal go v e rn m e n t w ith th e uet proceeds o f
est Grove advance or go backward? <
THE CANNERY COMPANY.
The Electric Light company,
"th e Forest Grove Cannery C o .,”
deserves every citizen’s gratitude
for the public spirited way in which
they have met the propositions of
the citizen's committee in the
water question. It should be re
membered that the company is
offering property bringing in good
returns with a valuable and exclu
sive franchise with over eleven
years to run, for merely what the
plant cost. The franchise without
the plant would be considered com
mercially worth more than is asked
for the plant. Under city owner
ship light for house use can be fur
nished at less than the cost of the
more dangerous and inconvenient,
coal oil. Probably $1000 now goes
out from the Grove for coal oil and
this can all be kept at home, for the
production of electricity will for
the most part require only the pro
ducts of our own region
The city street lighting will cost
nothing as against $1530 and more
•rc lights can be put in.
NICARAGUA CANAL.
"T h e construction of the Nic
aragua Canal is of the highest im
portance to the American people,
both as a measure of National de
fence and to build up and maintain
American commerce, and it should
be controlled by the United State?
Government.” — Republican Na !
“ The construction of the Nic |
portance to the American people.
A Letter from
R ev.
Mr. Watters.
L o n g B each , W ash.,
A u g. 27, ’95.
E d it o r H a t c h k t — If th is reaches
yon in tim e w ill you plea se state in the
H a t c h k t th a t I w ill be at hom e this
* e e k and in m y p u lp it n ext S ab b ath
This is a d elig h tfu l sum m er resort.
A
je a u titu l feature o f th e e ve n in gs is the
.ong lin e o f bonfires e x te n d in g for m iles
a lon g th e shore, m ade o f th e d rift wood
The peop le are com in g and g o in g and
m any arc w aitin g for th e first rains b e
fore th e y e n tertain th e first th o u g h t ot
retu rn in g hom e.
G rea t q u an tities ot
fish o f several v arieties m ostly carp are
d a ily w ashed ashore.
M r. J. H u gh es
and M r. and Mrs. T. H A d am s th e bride
and gToom are here.
Y o u rs tru ly
D. A. W a t t
M ay his “ fat t a k e ”
N e 'e r prove a “ fa k e ”
But ju s tify h is notion .
A s b e in g best
O f a ll th e rest
F rom ocean u n to ocean.
— K a lam a, W ash., B u lle tin .
T h e A m erican Book co m p an y h as sent
out circu la rs, d u rin g th e past w eek,
th rou gh th e C o u n ty S u p erin ten d en t,
sh ow in g th e prices for th e auth orized
te x t b ooks for th e pu b lic sch ools. T h ese
are to be posted in th e sch ool room . A
circu la r le tte r addressed to th e d istrict
officers and re la tin g to th is su b ject has
been issued b y th e state su perin ten den t.
Mr. A n d erson , on th e h ill north
tow n, w as offered $2000 for h is prunes
anti plum s, to be d elivered b y him a t the :
freig h t d ep ot here, th e b u yer to p ick and
d ry th e crop. It is estim ated h is grape»
w ill b rin g him $100:). T h ere is a fortune
in fruit ra isin g here i f a n y on e is w illin g
to g iv e th e fru it th e ca refu l a tte n tio n it j
requires.
Train Time Changed.
M ond ay th e tim e o f th e afternoon
m ail train (N o. a) w h ich form erly 1
reach ed here at 4:07 was ch a n g e d to
n early three q u arters o f an hour later.
T h e tim e at th e W ash in g to n cou n ty
sta tion s now is G aston 4:29, D ille y 4:41,
F orest G ro ve 4:46, C o rn eliu s 4:51, H ills- I
boro 5:03, N ew ton 5:08, R e e d v ille 5:1b, \
B eaverton 5:23, S h a ttu ck 5:45.
T
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M
Mr. Ira E . B ra d ley w ho h as been se ri
o u sly ill w ith ty p h o id fever is im p ro v in g I
under th e ca refu l and sk ilfu l treatm en t
o f Dr. W . G . C o le.
H op e x p e rts w ho h ave visite d the hop
yard o f J. C . and W ill M oore speak
h ig h ly o f the present crop. P ic k in g w ill \
begin near th e lo th .
Mr. W ad e w ho j
also h as h ops h as tw o new bu ild ings :
for d ry in g and p a c k in g hops. T h e usual
prices w ill be paid p ick e rs abou t here.
Mrs. D ick e n s w ho has been q u ite sick 1
is recoverin g.
I
left
for
L
I
H arry L a m a r o f T illa m o o k w as in
tow n T h u rsd ay w ith a load o f salm on.
D onald M cPh erson and A 1 Bludsoe
were in tow n last F rid ay.
W h ile M iss B ird ie C o rn eliu s w ss goin g
over to see her gra n d fath er M ond ay she
Htepped in front o f th e P. O. for o n ly a
few m inutes and som e one to o k a water- !
m elon out o f her b u g g y , bu t it was
again returned b y A. B y S tan d er.
M r. H oltz and C h a rle y R ussia o f j
Bloom ing w ere in tow n tod ay, M onday,
on business.
A. L. U m p h le tt from A m ity
C orn elius to d ay on business.
w as in
Money to Loan.
From $500 to $50.000, th ree to five
icara, at 8 per cen t, on im proved farm s
N ix o n & G k r r i s h ,
F orest G rove.
Meats, Sausages,
Fish and Poultry
The Country affords, in Great
"* ’
A General
Shippiui^ Business,
Wholesale and Retail,
. . . . Done in All Kinds of Dressed Poultry, Fat Hogs,
Spring Lambs and Veal Calves.
BU Y ER AND SELLER.
TELEPH ONE,
FOREST CROVE.
T h e A cadem y fits for the College.
Its graduates are admitted to
Amherst without examination.
It offers exceptional facilities for
obtaining a g e n e r a l E nglish education .
T he C o lleg e C ourses equal those of the leading Eastern insti-
j tutions. The C on servato r y of M usic gives instruction of the highest
1 order in Instrumental and Vocal Music
Expenses in all departments unusually low.
F a l l T e r m B e g i n s S e p t e m b e r 18, 1 8 0 5 .
For specific information address,
T H O M A S M c C l e l l a n d , P resid en t,
Forest G ro v e, O re g o n .
W . A . G O O D IN .
P E T E K LIN D ,
The Cornelius Mechanics’ Planing Mill Co.
anufacture
A
ll
C o m e and S ee Us.
K
in d s o f
. .
W e can satisfy you in good s and price.
1
. . . .
WILSON ,'IVKI;
To Tillamook. Netarte and the (’oast
A delightful entertainment con
sisting of Shakesperian selections
in costume.
Most
Splendid
G racefu l D ances,
C om ed iettas,
S c e n e s in C h a r a c t e r
M on ologu es,
D u ologues,
D ran iatie and
H u m o ro u s K eeitals.
HALL
FOREST GROVE
110 AI)
C uriudliiN , O r e g o n ,
Camping
Fish
Magnificent
Scenery
Facilities
and
F
Game
ree
fro m
D u ;
Plentiful
200 0 Feet Lower Than Any O ther Itnute
he Best Mountain Road and the Cheapest
Toll in the State.
Rates
A. W. SEVERANCE, R eceiver, T illam ook, O
10 Hours to Tillamook
. . Via Wilson River Roa
McNAMER’S STAGE
L E A V E S T IL L A M O O K
S u n d ays Tu esd ays and T h u rsd ays
It is. more-1
ED. F R ID A Y .
Stairbnilding a Specialty.
6
V E R T 'S
Variety and at Moderate Prices
Mechanics' Building Material,
Mouldings. Brackets and
Turned Work.
N
C o r
last
S K L L S O N L Y T H E B E S T OK
. . M
business in
X e ta rts
McAAMER’S MEAT MARKET
and Tualatin Academy.
It
Mr. A lb e rt W ilc o x is able to be out on
the streets again.
C h as. S ch m id t o f C a n b y v isited
n elius last w eek.
OREG O N.
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Mrs. G eo. A . B row n o f th is p lace left
Aug. 27th for S acram e n to to visit her
b rother and oth er rela tives an d friends.
Yamhill
PACIFIC UMVKRSITV ...
5
v isited
Washington,
F O R E S T GROVE
S
C h a rle y R u ssia, w h o liv e s tw o m iles
south o f C o rn eliu s, left here M ond ay
even in g for S an F ra n cisco to be absent
a m onth v isitin g rela tives and friends.
Mrs. C la ra M osher o f A lb a n y
friends here last w eek.
in
and Tillamook counties.
H
:
G R E E N V IL L E .
R. W . M cN u tt
T h u rsd ay.
Tracts
Under the Auspices of
The Rebekah Lodge, j
L 0. 0. F.
of j
Money in Fruit.
C la rk and P h illip s d id
H illsb oro last T h u rsd a y.
Special Bargains in Twenty and Forty Acre
LE A VE S FO REST G RO VE
American commerce
C o .,
R E j A L E S T A T E A G E j N T S ,
state su p erin ten d en t is to be presen t.
Dr. P ark er n ow h as th e post office.
Som e p .o p le w on der th at a g o o d repub
lican should be appoin ted to office d ur
ih e com b in ed system s.
F o re st G ro ve has th e lig h t o f e x p e r in g th is ad m in istratio n .
ie n ce o f h er big n e ig h b o r to gu id e her
and sh ou ld n ot m ak e th e sam e blu n der
C O R N E L IU S.
P ortlan d m ade.
— R.
F ra n k F iu e o u t cam e out from P o rt
land last w eek.
Finferi C n t h t d .
M . K lin g e r th resh ed from tw o acres o f
B yron S m ith m et w ith a p ain fu l a c c i
w heat 99 b ushels, near tow n.
d en t T u esd ay aftern oon on Mr. W h ite ’s
Jim P alm er returned from th e Neha-
farm n ear G a le s C re ek . W h ile e x a m in
in g so m eth in g under th e baler th e m a lem co u n try la st w eek.
ch in ery started, one o f h is fin gers w as
ca u g h t in the p lu n ger an d all th e lin gers
d raw n in. W ith rare presence o f m ind
Mr. S m ith ca u g h t h old o f his han d and
held it from d raw in g in fu rth er and the
return o f th e p lu n ger freed it. H e ca m e
jn to th e G io v e and Dr. L arge dressed
the in ju red m em b er. H a d it not been
for a glo v e Mr. S m ith w as w earing as he
A-as te n d in g th e w ire three fin gers
.vould h ave been lost co m p le te ly . T h e
vhree fin gers w ere n e arly a m p u tated and
it w ill be som e tim e b efore the hand can
again be used.
ä
M ondays W ed n esd ay* and F rida;
GOOD ACCOMMODATIONS ON THK ROAD.
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