WARD’S 1
W BBJLLY O hJkK X X M X A E D H A T C H « * »A.TA A
C O K X U U l* .
| interference with the campers, j
Mr. and Mrs. J. T . D o rrie n 's b ab y bas
few finishing touches only ar
Entered at tUe post-office a t Forest Grove, Or. as
im p ro v in g at
needed. These should be made at i >>«“ <*uitf
but
Second-class m ail m atter.
. 1 last a ccoun t.
once so that the grounds may be
^
of Sheiwood Tiiited
TKKMS TO SUBSCRIBKBf.
sightly and convenient and yet not | friendl h„ e S atu rd a y a n d S u n d a y,
Postage Free
Mr Be, ch of North Greenville, v i.ite d
One yaar
%l 00 have the freshness of the improve-
• ix m onths
60 ments v i s i b le to show that the s p o t i,js d au gh te r, Mrs. F itc h , >ast w eek. H e
Throe months
•
35
| reports th e road s very bad in th at sec-
has been artificially prepared.
In Advance.
TH E H ATCHET.
K stablished for th e d issem in atio n o f W a sh in g ­
ton county news, the elevation of hum anity and
th e m oney we can m ake.
Item s of general interest gratefully received
E ditor’s hobbies and opinions on th is page, all
th e rest facts—im partial and uncolored.
Editor is at h o m e in h is san ctum , H a t c h e t
Building. Forest Grove, from 6 a. m. to top. m.
of each week day and alw ays glad to talk and
be talked to.
A Hood Republican.
T h e subject o f th is sk e tch , G . W .
M arsh, is a farm er o f som e m ean s, a
deep th in k e r and a go o d ta lk e r on the
differen t issues ot the day. H e w as born
at C e n te rv ille , W ash in gto n C o ., O regon ,
in 1859, and is a cco rd in g ly now th irty-
seven years old. H e w as edu cated in
the pu b lic sch ools o f W ash in gton county.
ISSUED EVERY W EEK IN TH E YEAR ON D u rin g vaca tio n w o rk in g and earn in g
THURSDAY FROM THE HATCHET his liv in g and cloth es. H a v in g m arried
q uite y o u n g and settled dow n to hard
PR IN T E R Y .
w ork, he did not leave o ff h is studies,
I f yo u fail to receive your paper it w ill but at n igh t a fter h is d a y ’s w ork was
be a favor if you w ill n otify us a t once done, con tin ued to stu d y th e d ifferen t
b ranches in w h ich he w as d eficien t, thus
AUSTIN CRAIG E d i t o r a n d P r o p r i e t o r . m ak in g o f h im se lf a sch olar o f no m ean
a ttain m en ts.
H e h as a lw a y s tak en a deep in terest
EAD ABLE
- RIGHT
in p o litics from his yo u th up; has alw ays
E L IA B L E
- P ages
been a repu b lican , as his fath er w as b e ­
fore h im , p la cin g his m aiden vote for
EPUBUCAN
. . W eekly
G a rfield , and sin ce th en has w orked
hard for th e repu blican p a rty in th e p r i­
T h e H A T C H E T lu is th e L a r g e s t m aries o f th e p recin ct o f w h ich he is a
C ir c u l a t io n o f a n y n e w s p a p e r resident. He h as been h onored as a
d elegate to the co u n ty co n ven tio n se v ­
In W a s h in g t o n C o u n t y .
eral tim es and to th e la st con gression al
I t h a s d o u b le t h e C o u n t y C i r c u ­ con ven tion w hich w as h eld a t A lb a n y ,
E
la tio n o f a n y o t h e r n e w s p a p e i
in F o r e s t G r o v e .
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
F o r .Supreme Judge,
R S BEAN,
o f Lan e C o u n ty.
F o r Congress, F irst D istrict,
TH OM AS H TO N G U E,
o f W ash in gton C oun ty.
F o r D istrict A tto rn e y , F irst D istrict,
T J CLEETON ,
o f C o lu m b ia C o u n ty.
COUNTY TICKET.
Court House News.
F o r S ta te Sen ator,
SA M U EL H U G H ES.
L a w D o ck e t.— Chas. W . Bloom , Joh n
V an d erw ak , and E rn e st G ru sk a ad m itted
to citizen sh ip .
Ida D e L e tts vs. Paul S ch m id t, a ction
for m oney; trial in open court and ju d g ­
m ent as prayed .
M ary M. H u gh es vs. N e llie G reen ,
a ction for m oney; te stim o n y tak en and
ju d g m e n t deferred u n til F rid a y 8th in st.
P ro b a te .— In th e m atter o f th e g u a rd ­
ian sh ip o f th e m in or h eirs o f R . O.
H offm an, d e c ’d. R ep ort o f gu ard ian
filed and approved. A m o u n t received ,
as show n by report, $686. loaned out
$525. exp enses $60. bal. on hand, $101.
E s ta te o f M artin M an n in g, d e c’ d.,
A d m r’s report filed and approved.
In v e n to ry and appraisem en t in the
estate o f B.H . C a tch in g , d e c ’d, filed and
approved. V alu e o f p roperty, $732.50.
In re estate o f G e o rg e G roner, d e c ’d .,
last w ill adm itted to probate and W . H.
W eh ru n g appoin ted a d m in istrato r w ith
th e w ill ann exed ; bon ds $20,000,00; E .
C. G ro at, C . F . Hesse; and A. B. F lin t
appoin ted appraisers for W ash in gton
co u n ty, and Jam es A le x a n d e r, W . S.
M ason, and K. S. A k in for M ultn om ah
co u n ty .
M arriage L icen ses.— John L. H u n t and
Susan F . Edm onson.
F o r C o u n ty C le rk ,
J A IM B R IE .
F o r R eco rd er o f C onveyan ce«,
E L M c C O R M IC K .
F o r S h eriff,
W D BRADFORD.
F or Treaaurer,
J jW S A P P IN G T O N .
F o r Assessor,
G E O H W IL C O X .
F o r C o u n ty Com m isaioner,
T H O M A S G TO D D.
F o r S u p e rin te n d e n t o f S ch ools,
A U S T IN C R A IG .
F o r S u rv eyor,
L E WILKES.
F o r Coroner,
DR C L LA R G E.
The Oregonian is now attacking
Mr. Tongue because his views do
not coincide with what it claimed
for him. It was a delusion that
the Oregonian led itself into in im
agining that Mr. Tongue the can­
didate for the U. S. senator was
any different from Mr. Tongue the
candidate for congressman. His
position now is the same as then
and it is making many friends for
him. Some feared that the Ore­
gonian’s apparent advocacy was a
subtle scheme to defeat him and
they rejoice that its malevolence,
manifested a year ago but concealed
until now in this campaign, is now
apparent. Like the Medusa head,
upon whomever the Oregonian
turns its baleful countenance that
one miserably perishes.
In the death of John W. Sapping-
ton, county treasurer, Washington
county lost a faithful servant as
well as a citizen whose influence
was widely felt.
B usy people h ave no tim e, and se n si­
ble people h ave no in clin a tio n to use a
alow rem edy. O ne M inu te C o u g h C u re
acta p rom p tly and g iv e s perm an en t re ­
su lts. J. C. C la rk , d ru ggist.
Council Proceedings.
C o u n cilm en L a rge and M cN atner w ere
the absen tees F rid a y n ig h t at th e cou n cil
m eetin g. T h e m inu tes o f A p ril 25 w ere
app roved and then a petition was p res­
e n ted , in w h ich certain citize n s a sked to
be ad m itted in to th e fire d ep artm en t as
‘ H ose com p an y No. 1 ” . Petition was
gran ted . It w as voted to g ra n t th e re­
qu est o f Mr. L each th a t a pipe be e x ­
tended to th e N a ylo r gro u n d and w ater
furnished also an arc lam p for th e V e t ­
e ra n ’s en cam pm en t. T h e offer o f the
m ayor to house th e hose cart in th e south
end o f his store was accep ted . Bills:
C a rp en ters, $7.15
W . S , Payn e, la y in g pipe. $372 98
W . S. B aldw in , fillin g d itch , $5.00
S. H u gh es & Son , supplies, $120.49
S . H u gh es, o il, $20.50
S . H u gh es & S on , pum p, 397.25
G u s H artram pf, sa lary, $56 25
A . G . L o n g , ca rt and hose, $440.00
j C . E . P ick a rd , $1.25
1 On m otion Mr. K a n e was a llo w e d $80
Forest Grove is to have the vet­ in w ater and lig h t for his w ork for the
erans' encampment and now it re 1 c ity . S treet com m ission er was in ­
mains to make it the best ever held. stru cted to rem ove th e Hag pole. T h e
m atter o f la y in g on e-in ch pipe on th ird
No better location than Naylor’s
street w as recon sidered and th e co u n cil
grove can be found in the state. It ! d ec id ed not to put th e pip e in.
is well shaded, within one block of
A d jou rn ed.
a sidewalk to town, has wood in
plenty at hand and will have city
water and he lighted by electiicity.
There is plenty of room for horses,
room for games and a good place
for everybody. All stock will be
taken out so that there may be no
Mr. R ob ert A ito n is able to be around
a gain a fter a severe illn ess.
Cut Rate Drug Stor
M iss R e ilin g , M iss M ooberry and Miss
B erth a R e ilin g , o f G r e e n v ille , visited
frien d s south o f tow n S atu rd a y.
Mrs. A n n a P izer is v isitin g w ith her
parents, Mr. and M rs. Ben nett.
M iss C o ra M errill has gon e toP ortlan d
for an in d efin ite period.
T h e d ram a to be g iv e n b y th e Cor­
n eliu s you n g p eople has been postponed.
L o st, in H e n d ric k s ’ h a ll last F rid a y
e v e n in g an a cco u n t book a n d a w hite
silk m uffler. T h e finder w ill confer a
g re a t fa vo r b y le a v in g th e sam e at Mr.
M a th ie s ’ store.
Q u ite a num ber o f v ou n g p eople around
tow n h av e been suffering w ith rh eu m a­
tism .
M iss E m m a M ille r w as h om e from
P o rtlan d over S u n d a y.
C . S. M cN u tt w ent to P ortlan d W ed ­
n esday a fter a load o f goods.
A l. P en n in gs sh ip p ed a ca r load o f
w ood last T u esd ay.
B ill W ile y of H illsb o ro w as in our city
last M ond ay.
recen tly.
M iss G e n e v i C o rn eliu s d au gh ter o f
H e also stands h igh in th e ord er o f John C o rn eliu s, arrived in th is c ity last
K n ig h ts o f P yth ias, o f w h ich fratern al T u esd ay from T a co m a, for a few days
society he has been a m em ber for th e past visit w ith her parents.
five years, and has served tw o years as
Mrs. A n n a K e im , one o f ou r leading
represen tative to th e G ran d L o d ge o f m erch a n ts has laid in a new stock o f
K . o f I\, w here he h as m ade m an y su m m er goods.
triends both in and ou t o f th e order.
J. H . A llen did b u sin ess in H illsboro
A n d la st but not least he was, at th e re ­
I last T u esd ay.
pu b lican con ven tion h eld in H illsb oro
W arn ie L ee w en t to H illsb o ro last
A p ril 30th, nom in ated as one o f th e re p ­
resen tatives o f this co u n ty in the low er j W ed n esd ay.
T h e M isses P o llo ck visite d
Forest
house o f the legislatu re.
1 G ro v e last Tu esd ay.
Burns are a b so lu te ly p ain less w hen
De W itt’ s W itch H azel S a lv e is p ro m p tly
T h is sta tem en t is true.
A
For Join t S en ato r, W ash in gto n , C o lu m ­ applied.
perfect rem edy for skin diseases, ch app ed
bia and T illa m o o k ,
h an d s and lips, and n ever fails to cu re
G E O R G I-. W P A T T B M O N ,
P iles. J. C. C la rk , d ru ggist.
o f W ash in g to n C oun ty.
F o r R epreaen tatives,
J R C TH O M PSO N ,
G W IjIA R S H ,
H S H U D SON .
| tion .
A ll R e c o m m e n d It.
A sk y o u r p h y sicia n , you r d ru g g ist and
yo u r frien d s a b o u t S h ilo h ’s C u re for C o n ­
su m p tion ,
T h e y w ill recom m en d it.
F o r sale a t C la r k ’s d ru g store.
M O U N TA IN D A LE .
P le n ty o f rain and mud.
A lb e rt L a th am assum es th e responsi­
b ility o f in stru cto r o f our sch ool.
C h as. M on tg om ery o f O regon C ity is
v isitin g his paren ts th is w eek.
OLD PRICE.
$ 1.00
HOOD’S SARSAPARILLA
WARD’S
1.00
AYER’S
1.00
McLEAN’S
1.00
WRIGHT’S
PIERCE’S FAVORITE PRESCRIPTION
1.00
“
MEDICAL DISCOVERY
1.00
PAINE’S CELERY COMPOUND
25 am i SOc ‘2 0 and
RED CROSS COUGH CURE
25 and 5 0 c 2 0 and
ELECTRIC COUGH (TIRE
SOc
WARD’S
25<* and EOO 2 0 and;
MUNYOX’S REMEDIES
UNIVERSAL CLOTH CLEANING COMPOUND 20o
lO c
7 fori
ARTISTS’ PAINTS, COMMON COLORS
$1.75
HEATH & MILLIGAN’S BEST PAINTS
ALL PRESCRIPTIONS AT HALF PRICE.
STATIONERY AND EVERYTHING ELSE IN THE SÌ
PROPORTION.
1 .0 0
1 .0 0
We are running a
Cl T RATE DRUG STORE
MRtTS
Yours very respectfully,
GLEN W OOD.
cart last Sunday and his five children
and him self started for church. He had
not gone far when Mr. Jack got in a
hurry in turning a corner in the road
and upset the cart spilling his load o f
passengers. A fter p ickin g them selves
up and finding no bones were broken,
th ey got Jack on his feet again and con­
Mr. and Mrs. R. N. V arlev were the
street lu m b er for P ortlan d .
T h e y are
tinued their journey.
gu
ests
o
f
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C
arpen
ter
S
u
n
­
■ topping th is w eek w aitin g for better
There is some talk o f purchasing a flag
d ay last.
w eather.
for the Union school.
O
ur
U.
S.
M
ail
carrier
happened
to
A. K . W atson and W . T. A n drew s
The rainy weather will d elay the farm ­
q uite an a ccid en t F rid ay. The horses be­
visited th e m etro polis la st w eek.
ers in their spring work.
cam e Irigliteued and ran aw ay b reaking
Mr. Voss is talkin g o f starting a shoe­
his h ack , but otherw ise doing no dam ­
I t ’s a ll th e sam e, a s lig h t cold , con ­
m aker shop at Cedar M ill in the near fu­
age.
gested lu n gs or severe co u g h . O ne M in ­
ture.
Mrs. S tew art and fam ily left for Y a m ­
ute C ough Cure ban ish es th em . J. C.
W illie W alker is being treated by
h ill cou n ty M onday where th ey w ill
C la rk , d ru ggist.
Herm an, the m agic healer o f Portland.
m ake th ere future hom e.
T h e dance at the new school house
T u esd ay eve n in g was a grand success.
S ch o o l is go in g m errily on w ith M iss
T h e m usic was furnished by Mr. M cFur-
E liz a S h o re y at th e helm .
sion o f Bu*ton and Kd. W agner o f Glen-
S u n d a y sch ool is p rogressin g fin ely w ood. A t tw elve o 'clo ck a sum ptuous re­
un der th e a b le m an ag em en t o f th e fol­ past was served.
lo w in g nam ed officers: S u p t., S tan le y
T h e G rcyston e school com m enced
H ah n ; S e c ., C h e ste r Robert»; T reas.,
M ond ay, w ith Miss Bessie M organ o f
R osa S le ig e l; C h orister, G ro va B aldw in;
Forest G rove as teacher.
L ib raria n , E v a Corn eliu s; C h aplain , R ev.
F red S ch ofield left for M arion county
P. G . N orth ru p.
T h u rsd a y .
T h e M cC o n ah a v boys w h o cam e over
from D a k o ta last fall are abou t to return.
It is not a m iracle.
It w o n 't cure
W o rk has been d elayed on Mr. B ald ­
e v e ry th in g , but it w ill cure piles. T h a t’s
w in ’s b rick ya rd but w ill be resum ed as
w h at De W itt’s W itch Hazel S alve will
soon as the w eath er perm its.
d o, because it lias done it in hundreds of
C o n sid era b le in terest is felt b y th e old cases. J. C. C lark , druggist.
m iners in th e reported find o f a rich
silv e m ine on east d airy creek near th e
TH ATCH ER.
B urgess ran ch.
Mr. M. Jones is go in g to m ove near
D illey this week
Pure blood m eans good h ealth . De
Mr. Tom C lark gave a dance last
W it t ’s S arsap arilla purifies th e b lood ,
cures E ru p tion s, E czem a, S crofula, and F rid a y even in g. It was w ell attended.
a ll diseases arisin g from im pure blood.
M r D avid R aym on d cam e hom e last
J. C C la rk , d ru ggist.
se e k from C arsten's saw m ill where he
has been to work.
VALLEY.
P R A I R I E DOTS.
Mr. W illia m P o llock ca lle d on friends
here S u n day.
on a Cash Basis
ant
aim is to give our customers the benefit of what we used to lose on the creditl
tern. Let us give you prices on goods whether you buy or not.
Politics arc the conversation» o f the
Jam es W a lk e r has m oved on th e W ar­
dav. Better w eath er tor p olitics, than
ren W illia m s place, west o f here.
farm ing.
J. A. S h ep ard o f G ree n v ille w as seen
M r. R ich ard R a ycra ft and fam ily
on our streets last M ond ay.
visited at Mr. T h om as Joh n ston 's Sun­
T h e A n d rew s L u m b er Co. h ave been
d ay.
b u sy for th e last tw o w eeks g e ttin g out
EDEN
O U R pE
Mrs. L. W in d orf o f Portland was out
last w eek and put in quite a garden.
S h e exp ects to m ove out this m onth.
T h e separator in our new cream ery did
A nu m b er o f you n g people ot th is place
not do good work so Mr. W ilk s has sent
atten d ed the d an ce in C o rn eliu s g iv e n by it hack to Portland.
th e H arm on y d a n cin g clu b o f th at place.
W e h ave C h ristian E n deavor now
Mr. and Mrs. W m . R e ilin g visited
e ve ry S u n d a y at lo a. m . ami Sunday-
w ith Mrs. R e ilin g ’s parents, **r. and Mrs.
sch ool at a p. ni and preach ing after-
T am iesie n ear H illsb o ro on S u n d ay last. wards.
“ Lost, strayed or s to le n ” . T w o young
T h a tch e r is a bright and th rivin g little
m en and three yo u n g ladies between
p la ce , if th e people don't get out o f the
C e n te rv ille and C ornelius.
F in d e r w ill
notion o f b uilding a scho 1 house.
please return them to th eir homes.
Mr. S am u el W a lk e r and fa m ily o f
A little ill, then a little pill. The ill
F o rest G ro ve visite d w ith relatives here
is gon e th e pill has won. De W itt’s
S u n d a y.
L ittle E arly Risers the lit t l- p ills th at
cure great ills. J. C. C lark , d ru g g ist.
W e m igh t te ll you m ore about O ne
I t ’s ju st as easy to try O ne M inu te M inute C o u g h Cure, but you probab ly
C E D A R M ILL.
C o u g h Cure as a n y th in g else. I t ’s know th at it ^ures a cou gh .
E v e r y one
easier to cu re a severe co u gh or cold does w h o has used it. It is a perfect
T he en tertain m en t at the M. E. church
w ith it. Let you r n e x t pu rch ase for a rem ed y for cou gh s, colds, hoarseness. S u n d ay even in g « a . w ell attended. A
cough be O ne m inute C o ugh Cure. B et­ It is an especial favorite for ch ild ren , fine, e n jo yab le program was rendered.
ter m ed icin e; b etter resu lt, b etter try it. b ein g p leasan t to tak e and q u i'k in T h ose present h ig h ly appreciated is.
curing. J. C. Clark, druggist.
J. C Clark, druggist.
Mr. T raciicl hitched his m ule up to h it
Died, May 1st, Mrs. Jackson
at
J p. m. with consumption. Lived about
four m iles west o f Cedar M ill.
The
burial was on Sunday at i o ’clock at the
W est Union cem etery.
STOW
Cornelius Good Hope l.i*
T h e fo llo w in g officers wereitt
G ood H ope L o d g e , No. 4],
W ill A ito n , C . T . ; M inty I««
S te lla T ib b itts , F . S.; Let
T reas.; R h o d a V ik e rs, Chap;|
F airch ild s,M ; W ill Dickerior.d
A nderson, S e n .; M arion Baity
M yrtle M o n tg o m e ry, I). M., Ellij
P. C. T.
M. D. M a rk h a m , Installing
sisted b y W . S . S m ith , I. M.
H enderson, I. D. M.
1,9
1
Witch Hazel School.
T h e fo llo w in g is a report of
H azel sch ool from A p ril 6 to
days ta u g h t Jo.
N o. days
338. No. d a y s absen ce 40. N*
en rolled 30. A v e ra g e daily
17. P u p ils n ot absen t during
were.
F ra n k H elv o gt, E
G n eiss F is k , H elen Scott, Low
teer and A n n a M adison.
M arth a F. Tram.
A pleasant dancing party was given at
John K asceboum 's last Saturday.
A
couple o f Baptist church members at­
tended the dance. They had the m is­
fortune o f gettin g turned out o f church.
R eport o f D istrict No. 69 f«
Beware, church members, o f dances.
b e gin n in g M arch 30 and ending!
A couple o f sports were passing No. d ays ta u g h t ao. No. dayssO^
through Cedar M ill when the tug gave 339. N o. d a y s ab»ence 58-
N o. o f boys
w ay. T he horse started to run and th ey tardin ess 6.
were thrown out. The horse ran about No. o f g ir ls en ro lled 6. Total
a quarter o f a m ile when he was caught. sch o la rs 15. A v e ra g e number
la. A v e rag e d aily attendance
District «#.
who w ere n e ith e r absent n or-
Take a dose o f De W itt’s L ittle E arly Elsie I.ath ro p , A lic e Bateman,
Risers ju st for the good th ey w ill do you. B atem an, 'W a lla c e Smith,
These little Pills are good lor indigestion, Sn ell.
good for headache, good for li ve r com p­
F. C Moore-
lain t, good for constipation
T h ey are
good. J. C . C lark , druggist.
School
Manning
District 4.9.
R eport for m o n th ending M
boys en ro lled 10. No. girl*
Com m encing March 30th, and ending N o. pu pils e n ro lle d
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April 34th. N um ber o f days taught Jo. b elon gin g 16. A v e ra g e daily-
N um ber o f pupils enrolled aa. D a y. •5-
N o. p resen t every d»y
present 347. D a y . absent 93. Average tim es ta rd y o. N o . visitors »
d aily atten dan ce 18. N um ber o f visits
E lla Gordo«-
made 15. Those neither absent nor tardy
during the m onth were; Elsie Dickens
E stella Pugh,
Nora Ander»on. Inez
As a rem ed y fo r all form* of
D ickens. Lulu Dickens, Rosa Hutnke,
E le ctric B itters h as proved»
G rover Anderson. C lyde Anderson and
best. It e ffects a permanent
Rosa D ickens.
the most d read ed habitual *i*t
W . A. Johnston, teacher.
yield to its in flu en ce. We nrf
are afflicted w ith habitual
that E le ctric B itters cure* by
Report o f H eyw ood school for m onth needed ton e to th e bowels, a
ending. M ay 1,1896. No. days taught long resist th e use o f this
Jo. No. days attendance 567. N o of it once. F ift y ce n ts and
pupils enrolled 35. Average d ailv at- M ilh r P h a rm a cy .
tendance ag. A v e r.g e No. b elon gin g 3,
lu p ils present every d ay during the
De W itt's S arsap arilla i» 1
month were: W innie H evw ood, Lepha cleansing th e blood. It
Carter, Jo»ie H eyw ood, G ertie S ta g es stren gth en s constitution«
Julie H onzaik. W illie H eyw ood
Eli disease. J. C . C la r k , d rug**
Johnson, R o w Heyw ood. Ben me Hon-
M tk, H arold Taylor. M amie H evw ood
R ip an s T a b u le« cure
C alla Y o u n g, W alt-r Johhson and C h e *
K ip an s T a b u le s assist
ter Bridges.
R ip an s T a b u le s cure bad
S tella M. M iller, teacher.
Rlpana Tabules cure bW*
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Cure for Headset*-
Heywood School.