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The council will certainly recog­
standard, qoUl-UMtig countries has
1 ft wri1
:j.j.re iate»l. us measured in silver nize the equal justice due each tax
Batcrcd at the post-office at For*--i > .rov.
oo per cent.
Their products, payer and not put any ad«litional
Seconct-class mail matter
\
th« ir goods, therefore, are prepared burden on those not fortunate
tin pi*-
TIu&MS TO « I BSO ilBKBS.
for the market, even were there no enough to be situated on the pre
I
•
I 'o s t a g e F re e .
the i "
The water
fj oo .ifference in the cost of laltor in the sent lines of mains.
One year
mi :
Six months
two countries arising out of diverse should l>e brought to the street curb
The
T h ree m o n t h s
,...:i(,nal and climatic conditions for every one within the corporate
(tv » ill
In Advance.
at juet one-half what it costs to limits who desires the service, with­
] pour v
produce the sirae articles in the out any expense to the consumer.
those 1
Established for the dissémination o f WashiiiK
ton co u n ty new s, the elevation <»f humanity and
tutti Mi
gold-standard, gold -using coun Thus onlv can fairness lie shown.
the m oney we can make
ve, L
tries: and what is the result?
Item * o f general in te r s « gratefu lly rccrivvd
Htit'1
editor■ hobbi*»and«pinion«on tm 1 -
They, the Chinese and Japanese,
This issue of the H a t c h e t is
ml Get»
th e rest tacts impartial and uncolored
.
,
. _
.
one
day
late
as
will
be
the
next
Editor is at hom e in his sanctum. H a t c h *.i the people of South and Central
ips'V,
Building, Forest Grove, from 6 a. ut. to id p. in.
j America,
can afford, without which will contain a report of the
planch 1
of each week day and alw ays glad to talk and
„ _
,,
I bis stock of Drv Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes,
county nominating
trenching on their profits, to sell Republican
be talked to.
I). HIBBSof Forest Grove bes m o\ti 1 » »
. (iCliape!
| the produce of their farms, of their convention.
Caps and M M , «'..»Js, » O M * . » 1 « * » - C « •
*< *•
~ * < i t, oils at
ISSUED E V E R Y W K K K IN T H E YEAR ON
shops of their factories, to the peo­
la
hi.
business,
making
douhl.
,h
.
c
p
iu
l.
»Web
has
been
.nses.e
.
m
a
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r
g
e
Much
X] lieux at
THURSDAY FROM
THE HATCHET
ple of a gold-standard, gold-using To the Citizens aim Voters of Wash­
I Ri al lit
P R IN T H R Y .
Goods
fug
Spring
comprising
Dry
Goods.
C
u
b
in
g
.
Shoe,.
Hat,
*
1
CM»
A
l.o
n
C
o
.p
l«
,
ington County.
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country for one half in gold what
ini busti
A t th e request o f m y frien d s I h ereb y , aorsrie. which wo .hall «U t o cash or I t, eion dem a- lo w .............-
......... ..
« *-*w |
I f you tail to receive your paper i ail. y ae,
(jiilti have lreeij compelled to
t ity »I
ann ou n ce m y s e lf an Ind epen d en t C a n ­
be a favor if you will not ify us at
L any
• a . p n « below and all w . ask U a irial. We writ give S . - W
sell for if bimetallism had been d id a te for th e office o f C o u n ty R ecorder coast, tt-o arts « ! « -
kin a c
maiittaine 1 and the destruction of o f C o n v e y a n ce s a t th e c o in in g June we guarantee. I11 our line ot Men’s and Boy s’ Clothing we have a lew prices to quote which you canj
a
: N CK t IG
l ia roa .SI
E
le
ctio
n
.
V M an’s W o o l Suit in B lo c k , B l u e o r B row n , »;
the parity of value between the
appreciate until you see the goods,
look lx
D ated th is 23rd d ay o f A p ril, 1896.
two moneys had not lteen brought
. R ig h t
[ s E A D A B IJ i
been
used
to
paying
$.2.00 or $.5.00 for. We also have an All-W ool-Flllt
f event!
T. S. W eatlierred .
such as you have
. P ages
about by silver demonetization;
You would lie surprised to see them In Children s two pieced suits, we ¡a dry am
. W eekly
G o o d Suit fo r 85.00
l L k p u b l ic a n
A i l ll e ro i u m e n d It.
hence as a consequence they can
Also extra pants, same as suits, if you would like them, from four to fours
A sk you r p h y sicia n , your d ru g g ist and them from $1.50 to $3 50.
: r just one-half that the farm-
I extrai
Shoes._We have a Nice Line of Tan OxtorJs from ii.2 5 to $1.65, in sqn
Tlie H A T C H E T lias the l.arjicst r the artisans, the manufacturers yo u r frien d s a b o u t S h ilo h ’s C u re for C o n ­ years, from 50c to $1.25.
Lthetics
sum ption ,
T h e y w ill recom m en d it.
npleasi
and point toe. A good line of Children s School Shoes. A Ladies1 Dongola Button with Patent Tip
C ircu la tio n o f au.v ii«*ws|ia|M*r | of the single gold-standard and F o r sale at C l a r k ’9 d ru g «tore.
in W ashington C ou n ty.
gold-using country can afTord to and
$1 50 a pair
D r y G o o d s .— A nice lot of Prints for 5c per yard
Tenuis Cloth in assortment of con aie. 1
ï new
It h a s .lout,Ic t he C o u n t y C i r c i - ! make ant profit at all.
I would
from 6 ‘ jC to 7;- c per yard. A Good Line of Hose for ladies and chtldren, toe a pair. Men’s Cottons,
REPl’ BI.ICAN PRIMARIES.
I, Do-
Intiou o f any o ther n e w s p a p e r isk my friends on the other side to
(C on tin u ed from F irst P age.!
No C
from 5c 10 15c a pair
Choice Line o f E m b ro id e rie s and L a c e s J u s t R eceived fr,
make answer to this when they
W a s h i n g t o n . — T h e re p u b lica n s o f
in Forest Ornve.
come to speak in favor of sustain­ W ash in gton P recin ct m et W e d n e sd ay P h i l a d e l p h i a .
nui Mr
noon and e lected th e fo llo w in g d elegates
Geo. 1
Republican Nominations for Con ing the single gold standard.
Here,
then, the American to atten d th e co u n ty co n ve n tio n A p ril
3ok by
gressmat’ : First District, Thomas
the sn
farmer and manufacturer
are 30th: R C o n n e ll, E m il K u r a tli. W L
B atclielder, A G u erb er and J S Jackson
H Tongue of Wa h ing ton county
week,
brought into direct and deadly com- I S J ackson w as n om in ated for Ju stice o f
a the (
For Joint Senator. Geo. \V. Pat­ oeti'iou with the almost countless th e Peace and G eo rg e P a sely lor C o n ­
Ts Drv
Good Japan Tea, per lb ..........................
millions of Asia— a competition ; stable.
terson, of WashingU.it County.
FLOUR, the staff of life, we are selling lor #3.00
n’s He
’that would be sufficiently paralyz-; C o l u m b i a .— J H D avis, B W W ilso n ,
The
Best
Japan
Tea,
such
as
you
pay
30c
for
■
per bbl.
For District Attorney, John J
S te v e M eek, Jam es W ilson, J R M ays
intis
ing by re -on of tlie difference of i
at most places......................................
|
and J C C o rey.
J H D a vis and S te v e SU GAR is still advancing and the market excited
Cleetcn. of Columbia County.
tackle
con ilion grow ing out of the dif­ M eek w ere n om in ated for Ju stice o f the
Coffee. Green and Roasted, per lb
_• 5cto
but we will meet any price on the coast.
Mr. jnd M
ference of nationality, of climate, Peace and C o n stab le.
Best Soaked Bacon, by the side, per lb
M ITC H E LL ON PROTECTIO N. and i,f civilization, even when the
■
1 jrove
S outh
H i l l s b o r o . — D e le ga te s to BEAN S, choice white, we are giving 33 lbs for $1
McM
C
o
u
n
ty
C
o
n
ven
tion
:
H
P
F
ord
,
J
H
Best
Soaked
Ham.
Thompson
Pack,
per
lb
I
“ It is incredible that the people iff.ten v 111 the purchasing power,
RO LLED O ATS, best, we are selling 30 lbs for ft
s ami
and all the people of this country, < t y 1 >1 1 and stiver did not exist, but S ta n le y , Joh n M iln e, E J L yo n s, John RICE, good Japan Rice
New England Mince. p»er package
20 lbs for $1
C a rsten s, C E D eich m an , U S H ick s.
Greg
irrespective of party, baptized a- rendered absolutely ruinous and
A Good Wash Board
Ju liu s A abah r. F o r Ju stice o f th e Peace, Bulk Pickles, per gal
30c
nan
ii
they have been during the past few completely and iisastrously de­ J P H ick s: for C o n sta b le, C W R ed m u n d
A Good Wash Tub.
......................... ,3
Liverpool Salt, per sack
5°c
see !
years with the blighting mildew of structive in everv sense of the
N o r t h H i l l s b o r o . — D elegates: J D
Three Dozen Clothes Pins.
Jti.oo
want
financial and industrial ruin, can , term when aggravated by the dis­ M errym an , B P C orn eliu s, W D W ood , Sundried Peach Plums, 24 lbs.
ter af
R H G reer, E F M cN a lly, T h o s T u ck e r.
not comprehend that they are. by j parity in the purchasing and debt-
F o r Ju stice o f th e Peace, W D S m ith ;
lu fact w e aim to c a rr y what t h e people want and sell at p r ic e s to rntj it or 1
reason of the destruction of bimet- paying powe. of gold and silver
for C o n stab le, F J W illia m s.
es &
C om e and see us. B r in g y o u r chickens, e g g s , hides, wa
alism and the operation of the singly brought about by the enforcement
REBUY-ILLS.— H R asm u ssen , J Palm a- any c o m p etitio n .
I com j
gold standard, coupled with a lree ,,i a monetary policy that makes teer, F Braniel, C L ystro p , J B Im la y . in fact, a n y t h i n g that w e can find a market fo r we w ill buy.
re
trade tariff, gra uallv but surelv . ,] | and gold alone, in our coun­ G eo. T h in g , Ju stice o f th e Peace; J Bro-
tin
n iic k , C o n stab le.
being made the slaves of the money j try the measure of value,
E a s t B u t t e .— John B u rrou gh s, W J
lenders and bondholders ol the
"Here, then, is a threatened in­ R ob in son , A W S m ith , H e n ry G ra b e r.
i clasi
world. This is not all, but only ltistri.il invasion which no tariff, Mr O verh o ltzer, P J G ood m an .
lone i
Ids o]
S o u t h T u a l a t i n .— H D ilb e rg e r, F
one-half of the fearful story.
however high its rates, can protect
“ It is still more it*re ;ihle that , against.
W ho does not realize Sem pson, D a vid S av a ge, Jos R ob in son ,
la p p «)
|dist î
they cannot lie made to realize the 1 that the people of China and Japan J E T a n ch .
W e st C e d a r . — A S Vaughn, J O
r con
great, transparent fact, so abso­ are rapidly forging ahead, moving G a stin , M E C h a se, C A C a v e ll, John
I Levi
lutely apparent, that the effect of rapidly to the front in every depart Her, D O S teven so n , J E Y o u n g.
Iwn a
the operation of the single gold ment of invention, of manufacture,
W e s t B u t t e .— Joseph Ja ck , A B F lin t
1 Gro
standard is to bring our laborers, uni of in lustrial life? Go into any H S T ravace, J C K in d t, Jam es M arion.
Id'sC
B k a v e r d a m . — F red B erger, R M K v le
our manufacturers, our artisans, , itv or town or hamlet of the Pa-
John W ism er, S E ga im a ir.
and our fa mers as well into direct cific States: go into many of the
to c
E a s t C e d a r .— C P o rttr, E S a v a g e ,
and ruinous competition with the great cities of the East— New York. L P S pen cer, E A E d d y , J E Brom , A C
D. 4
laborers, tlie manufacturers, the ar­ Philadelphia, Boston— and there H all, J K H edges.
»es (
B
u
x
t
o
n
.
—
H
T
B
u
xton
,
S
P
a
isle
y,
S
tisans, and the farmers of every sil- \ ou *ec innumerable evidences in a
the
Btl ary
ver-standard, silver-using country
re 11 variety of stores and shops of C um m in s.
pal
in the world.
It H a ves L i v e s E v e r y I > » y .
the industry, the ingenuity, the itt-
W E S T U N IO N .
ob eerved by the posts o f this depart­
Oregon Y. P. 8. C. E.
: ou
T h ou sand s o f cases o f C o n su m p tion , m en t in such m anner as is m ost b efitting
“ W e haveas a nation procluimed ventive genius of the Chinese ami
Mrs. Adam s, while in the yard, ran a
T he total nu m b er o f delegates at tl
kivei
loudly and pro] >erl and legislated Japanese laborers,artisans and man- A sth m a , C o u gh s, C o ld s and C rou p are th e d a y and the c trc u m .t.U k « .u rro a u d - »ail through the bottom o f her rubber C h r ^ U n ’ E n d e a v o r con v-u tion .t
cured every d a y by S h ilo h ’s cures. F or in g eacn post.
boot,
through
her
foot.
It
is
some
bet-
(k.
A
vigorously and wisely against Clii ufacturers who came to this cottn-
gon C ity last w eek w as 534. The foil
sale at C la r k 's d ru g store.
“ T u ird — Post ch ap lain s will m ake a ter now.
|kifi<!
ing officers w ere e le cte d to serve the
nese immigration, but we are try ¡trior to the ¡»assage of our ex-
re p o .t o f th e «xercbex held ou M em orial
M U j R u lh U qw .§ wfU
.
can
suing year: P residen t H . S. Gtle,
threatened today, and especially is elusion laws
Hut all this, and it
d ay to th e dep artm en t ch ap lain , I. W
FOR MEMORIAL DAY.
lent; first vice-p resid en t, Mias Aii
iday
B aldw in , Fo rest G ro v e , in clu d in g the
Mr Robert Im brie Sr. i . being treated
this so with reference to the Pacific is not by any means insignificant
Bristow, C o rvallis; secon d vice-prei»
fct d<
Coast States and Territories, with in the Pacific States and Terri- Order« For It« Observance Issued nam e and services o f each com rade who by H erm an, the m agnetic healer o f Mra. M cK in le y , P en d leto n ; third
by I he Oregon U. A. R
J *>f t
h as died durin g th e past year.
Portland.
a n industrial foe, a mighty, d e s o
tories. is but a mere bagatelle com-
president. M iss L e o n a Shupe. Ri
j Fon
E th a n W . A lle n , d ep artm e n tco m m an -
F o u rth — A ll posts should m ake ar- j
Mr Herm an M cLin, Mr. H e.se,
Mr. secretary, W . I. S ta le y , Salem ; tre«
latiiig army, in comparison with pared with the mighty avalanche
■ the
der o f th e G . A. R., o f O regon , has issued ran gem en ts for and atten d d ivin e ser- ; R0b«rt I
m brie and Torn E m erick went Fred. L o ck le y , J r ., Salem ,
which Chinese immigration is an ,»f Asiatic products of farm and th e fo llo w in g gen eral ord er re la tive to vice* in a body on the Sun day preceding
I int«
fishing Sunday. We h aven't heard how tendents— Jun ior, R e v . J . C. Tempi
|y a
evil Lilliputian in character; and shop and factory which is clearly M em orial d ay exercises, to be held S a t­ M em orial day. W here organ ization s o f
m any Tom caught. As for the other , E n terprise; T em p era n ce, Mrs. Al
|H il
th e W om an 's R e lie f C orps and Sons o f
this state of things is not only made gradualy making its way toward urday, M ay 30:
three, th ey caught so many th ey could S. M cM urphy, E u g e n e Good Cl
"H e a d q u a rte rs D epartm en t o f O regon, V eteran * exist, th ey should be invited
; th
possible by the de ttruction of bi- ottr shores, steadily but ever on-
not haul them home.
shipi R „
E lm e r K
ThotI1pMn
Hi
G ran d A rm y o f the R ep u b lic, Portlan d , to pa rticip a te in these, as w ell as a ll the
metalism in this country and by war . like the imj>erceptible raove-
Mrs M cLin spent Sundae afternoon ^ 'n n v ille ; M ission ary, R ev. Riley
O r., A p ril 10, 1896. G e n era l O rder services, o f M em orial day.
|ind
A lban y.
the practical operation of the single ment of a mighty and destructive
N o. 8.
I am
F ilth — The teach in g of patriotism to with the Misses Hesse
gold standard, but is actually gen- glacier, to ultimately overwhelm
" F ir s t — N o m ore solem n or h allow ed ih e risin g generation has been and must
Uli,
Mr. Louis Josse's baby was christened
De W itt's S a rsa p a rilla is prepnred «
crated, warmed into life, promoted, the people of this country, and es- m em ory con ies to tbe U n ion veteran s o f j con tin u e to be one o f the noble purposes Sunday.
Éwil
cleansing the M ood. It builds op 1
encouraged, and sustained by the pedalE of the Pacific Coast, and th e war o f 1861 to 1805 th an clu sters o f th e G ra n d A rm y o f th e R epu b lic; tbe
pisi
Mr. C harlie Meecham Sundayed
around th e a n n u al ob servan ce o f m em o- ; 0ia v e te ran stands as a liv in g object
ith strengthens co n stitu tio n s iinpsiml|
at]
monometalic gi>ld polio
thus destroy it* industries, ruin its rial d ay. T h e aoldier th at w as m ustered ieMon o f patriotism , and as such pos- his paren ti who reaide in Glencoe.
disease. J. C. C la r k , druggist
iG
‘But why,
people, and cast a deadly blight on out a t the clo se ot the w ar in th e lu ll , e*ses an inffuence over the m inds ot the
The farmers have nearly all their
[A
t
»Says the honest advocate of the its civilization.
stren gth o f y o u n g m an hood now sh ow s y o u n g in h is very presence. T o e custom grain sown.
C o r p o r a l t'lin ish in e n t.
T
gold standard,
in
th
e
w
h
iten
ed
lo
ck
s
and
b
en
d
in
g
form
In
stituted
by
tile
G
ran
d
A
rm
y
o
f
de-
It is a fact that must be appar­
I f a teach er ca n n o t go v e rn a
Ind
la this »of1
A ra«*t Worth Knowing,
ent to the mind of every candid th e co m in g o f old age. and a ll b egin to ta ilin g a few o f th e com rades to visit the
w ithout d aily recou rse to aonie f o i l
tie l the a p p roach o f th at tim e a lie n p u b lii -
» and by tln ir presem e
This is a pertinent and proper
he is a ...
failu re
The
and intelligent ¡»erson who^ has in- th ey, loo, m ust jo in 'h lie
ranks
ol f those
a
a
.
.
Uonwmption, LaGrippe. Pneumonia, . physical
......... force,
................
—
e ra
nks o
those
question and one susceptible of a v e i, u „ . i: e a ,he subject that just so »oiurades w h o have go n e before I n
n £ * 7
T '" T
Thrt>,t * n,, Lun« <“ * - « « « ° f Punishm ent ca n n o t lo n g control
e before. I p
ot patrtottam , w ilt be observed by .11 cur. d by Sh tloh'a Cure
Po, , . l e
ren Brute force i . a q n e . t L . b l * .
direct and conclusive answer, 1 ng a* silver remains the money w ards o f 50,000 n ew ly gon
jat
m ade g ra v es h a v t 1 o f tu e posts 111 this d tp artm en t on F n - Clark s dru
: *n Du. goT crn m en t o f humanity,
I fri
which, when stateli, must he ap standard of the principal compet- been tilled by our d ep arted com rad es 1 d ay, .May 20, unless it snail be m ore
OT*
a ccep tao le to tn e sch ools to have an
frequent use o f th e tod is a frcqne«*
parent to every camini mimi. The t ois for oar commodities, our sta
ur ng
c p«a y
e a rlie r date. A ll com rades should wear
Marvelous Results.
I knowledgeinent o f natuaal unfif
Yes, th e ianwN are g ro w in g sm aller
lh e . ^
»• a t possible, a
.
..
purchasing power of silver in all ¡ilc products, just so long will the
W ith th e com in g o f each M ay,
uniform , on this occasion.
From a letter written b y Rev. J. G u n - ^ ^ ttlOUt t l8C’ P^n* ' ^rm ^ut M
silver- using countries has not de­
school is but a sch o o l in name-
producers of this country he com­
And tb e beards and lo ck s once raven “ S ix th lu tu n n a tion has ju st reached derman o f D im ondale. Mich
we
are
preciated. It is as great today as pelled to contend and compete
out the d iscipline w h ich inclines
N ow are m in gled th ic k w ith gra> , , ‘ n he~
perm
itted
to
m
ake
this
extract-
-ch ie f is on his
lour, and is *" , " " *
“ " ’ n i r i u t : “ I have
•
* ’ in -chiet
lus W estern tour,
ever before.
The
purchasing
Soon
th
e
hands
th
at
strew
the
flowers
i
*
Vn*.'t*d
lo
in
Fnrtlaiwiitn
Iha
letW
n
f
U
leSltatlon
exp e cte d to be in F o n lau d ou the 25th o f
0
csltation in recom m ending Dr. ten tive ear to th e v o ice o f the tftf1
with cheap l.ilxir and cheap money,
W ill be tolded still an d cold,
this m onth.
A ll com rades o f the« de- K in g ’a New D iscovery, as the results instruction is fruitless. Without
power of silver bullion even in this an the lo*s to the United States in
quiet w hich in vites th o u g h t, the
paritnent w h o can m alte itco n v t
mt - alm ost m arvelous m th e c
A n d our sto ry o f d evotion
country is as great now as ever at ' the price f our cereals, <!ue to the
..
o f HIT
be here at th at lim e to greet him are
but a farce.
T h e price of
W ill forever h ave been told.
wite.
W
hile
1 was pastor o f the Bap-
earneatlv requested to do no. By corn-
any time in the past. Their stand ' depreciation of stiver as measured
“ M em orial d ay, w ith a ll o f its hal- iuand o (
n*t church at R iv e . Junction * 1 ,« was school d iscipline is co n stan t ri
E t h a n W A u k »,
ard of value is silver, The silver infold in the silver standar«! *na lowed in flu en ces com es as an a nn u al re­
n ou gh t down with Pnenmoni succeed- on the part o f th e te ach e r. P®
“ D epartm ent Com m ander.
itnbim
energy, and ta ct are a lw ays
yen of Japan and the teal ot China ^
wj„
intlllitel v grcater than m inder o f th e sacrifices m ade th at this
ir g LaG rippe. Terrible
W . N. M o r s k ,
paroxvwtn* of
in
successful
te
ach
e
rs.—
Patrick.
n
ation
m
ig
h
t
live.
As
such
it
sh
ou
ld
be
oughing
would
laat
for
hour«
A ssistan t A d ju tan t G e n e ra l.’ *
g oj E' ta aUr in paxitn, u .,«■• m the loss to this nation bv the con-
»ith little
interruption and it veemed a* if she
could
ie could
tilling the ground, in the manutac tractjoI1 of our primary money or rem em bered a u d o b se rv ed . Let n oth in g
be done on th is d ay th a t w ill d etract or
not survive them .
A friend recom-
Nerv»» »n E d ge.
tore o f an«l in operating machinery ^ |he cImling of our silver mines m ar th e sacredn ess o f th is th o u g h t— as
It is not a m iracle
1» won « cure
Dr R in g a N ew D
w ss nervous, tired , irrita hi* 1
D iscovery;
iscovery; it)
it
1» herding sheep, in growing «a J|J(j ,|,e ,iecre.,se in business of such it h as lon g sin ce been accep ted and e v e ry th in g , but it w ill cure piles T h a t's » » ' quick in its w ork and h igh ly satis- cro“ . K a r la C lo ve r R o o t Tea m a*
tie, in manufacturing cloth, a* ever l)(iler industries resultant from ces- g en erally ob served by a ll p atrio tic c m w h at Ut W itt's W itch H azel S alve w ill
in its resu lts." T rial bottle free w t l> and h a p p y ." Mra E. B. Vor<
they did at any time heretofore, nation of operation in s|»ecial in «ena.
do, because it has done it in hundreds o f R *8“ l»r »i«e 30c. and $1 00 at the M iller For M l* « C la r k 's d ru g store
Second—Saturday. M ay jo, will be j cases. J. C . C la rk , d n ig g ist.
Pharm acy.
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whereas gold . iu the single gold dustnes
TH E HATCHET.
S to r e in G a s to
J.
I
to
AND TRADE W ITH
CASH STOKE.
H atch et ( t A Y e a r .