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About Washington County hatchet. (Forest Grove, Or.) 1895-1896 | View Entire Issue (May 14, 1896)
W E K K JL Ï O K E Ü Ü M A .X A S D H A T C H E T 91.1 & A Y E A l t a b o u t jjpj . j ,' t o w n . is. oar motto. We ore here We do not Haim lo sell goods ;ost, hut want only enough margin the capital invested. Do not ived by flaming advertisement» upon us before making any pur- Drugs or Medicines, M iller’» Pharmacy, A pure cream of tartar baking powder, full weight, 15 cent» a can Caples & Thomas. Grant Hughes, Je ff Harris and Carl Banks started Tuesday to repair the defunct lillamook telephone, and to ; catch some fish on the side. Russet Dressing, 25 cents, Gregg’s Shoe Store. A. R. Committee appointed by L. M. Keep and Ross Lamson started Jnder Smith to arrange for the on a week s fishing and outing on the ’s encampment Ju ly 1 , 2 , 3 and 4 Wilson. They will make there head H. Dolstrum, Ambrose Por- quarters at Mrs. Hester’s. R Whitney, Win Leach and L Special sale in Ladies’ Fine Dongola buttou shoes, in Piccadilly and square cle shoes see G regg’s Show toes, at $1.75, former price $2.25. Gregg’s Shoe Store, I5l.1v Messrs. G. W. Marsh and H. C. C. Chipman was a passenger on ,son, Republican nominees for the Tillamook stage Thursday. tatives, spoke to a good-sized The closing out Sale at the Bazaar 'af at the Buxton school house. fords rare bargains in ladies goods, want fishing tackle don’t for- notions, china, glass and tinware. Sale 11 on Dempsey. to close May 20th. jater was shut off Monday and McKinley club will meet next Tuesday ling of Tuesday while the tank' evening at 8 o’clock sharp. Local dg caulked. aulked. It was washing «lay >peakera will address the meeting. some inconvenience. Many Good music. ho thought that creek water Wanted.— One hundred men, women It amount to much now express and girls to appear at Naylor’s grove on Ves as well pleased with it. Saturday and take off their coats, roll want your boots or shoes neatly up their sleeves and help rake and clean take them then to S. A. Walker. up the grounds. ntinued rain has made the sea- Mr. W. S. Ingles’ little ton fell a dis c late, particularly for wheat, tance of ten feet Tuesday night, striking there is plenty of time yet for upon his ieft shoulder, which resulted in 1 garden. a fracture of the scapular extremity of tionists can practice what they the collar bone. _nd free traders can buy cheaper Milk wanted at Clark's creamery. > foreign market by pitronizing ! 1 ypewriting—general correspondence, t Grove Manufacturing Corn- copying, legal work, essays etc. Miss screen door that is better made Annie Pomeroy, Hatchet office. jr black wire, than the Port- Miss Agnes McMillan, who lias been e, and will keep the money at ;n school at Monmouth, has r¿turned. rest Grove Manufacturing Co. Dr. Ilovey, Dentist, over Hibbs’ new me of our readers give us the store. tv of turnips to sow for winter The band will give an for sheep? Friday evening. Music. ¡Lancaster who has been attend- Admission five cents. 1 here, returned to his home in ten cents. le, Wash., on Wednesday. W’hv will you build Twenty two candidates, seventeen Novelty Entertainment. We take contracts for houses complete with the key ladies and five gentleineu.are taking the Friday eveuing the long-expected 1 quarterly examination for teachers, at novelty entertainment by the Rebekah turned in the door. Cheaper for you (only one profit to Hillsboro. lodge I. O. O. F. occurred. Verts hall To school directors,—A good physi hau t ten tastily decorated for the occa pay), and less bother (only one party to arrange with). ology manikin, also a reading, language sion ami on the walls were emblematic and number frame for sale at a bargain. banners and designs. The programs too, Just as good as new. An excellent op in the pink and green colors of the order portunity for a board of directors to fur were in harmony with the occasion. nish its school with these needed artic The assemblage comfortably filled the . . . For All Kinds of . . . les at very slight cost. Call within ten house. After the singing of America days at H a t c h k t office. Mable Bryant recited a poem about the A local branch of the Patriots of terrible Odd Fellow goat. The tent j scene from the Bohemian Girl was given America, the silver society, was organ with proper stage settings and in appro- j ized last week and now has a member priat.e costume by Miss Gladys Jones and ship of upwards of a hundred, and still We have all kinds of Building Material on hand. Better Mr. J . W. Spangler Jr. Though an am coming. bitious effort the way it was rendered worked and less price than the Portland made. The m o n e y The republican candidates will speak was full justification. Tableaux, some at Gales Creek in the afternoon and at solemn, some funny proved interesting. you pay us will be spent here at home and not sent away. Greenville in the evening Saturday. Ignorance is bliss, a love affair, appeared Abbott & Roe, agents for the Crescent in three scenes. Another notable one line of Bicycles. Best wheel in the was See Saw in two scenes, with a boy and a girl in each but of different periods world for the money. Only $50.00. in life. The duet ol Mrs. Grimes and J . To the Citizens and Voters of Wash W. Spangler Jr., “ Mud Pie Days” J was pleasing. A quartet consisting of ington County. Messrs. Ransom, Spangler, Kane and H. D. JO N E S , PR O PR IETO R At the request of my friends I hereby j Hughes sang well the old melody, “ The announce myself an Independent Can- | Old Oaken Bucket” . Mrs. Grim es’ solo, 1 keep the bast rigs obtainable; have safe gentl didate for the office of County Recorder j “ Come to me’ ’ was excellent. In the horses and every accommodation for the comfort of Conveyances at the coming June , comedietta, The Mouse Trap, Mrs. Mau end pleasure of my customers election. rice, Mr. Hughes and Mr. Kane who was Dated this 23rd day of April, 1896. H A C K M F.K T » E V E R T T R A I N unseen were the actors. It was realistic T. S. Weathered. and ludicrous. * The Piggie who roamed” Passengers called for or taken to any part of the was a solo by Mr. Hughes who told the city. Patronage of Commercial Men solicited City Dog Tax. old nursery rhyme in song with a moral H . T>. J O N K S , F o r e s t ( i n i . Taxes on dogs were due May 1st—$1.50 j to a little child. Miss Jones sang a solo for male and $5.00 for female. All dogs which was highly appreciated. Always for which licenses have not been issued a favorite she has gained wonderfully will be killed, irrespective of owners since she left the Giove and her rare talent as a vocalist appeared to advantage. E . B. Sappington, The whole entertainment was consider Marshal of the city of Forest Grove. ably above the average and met with warm commendation. A Card. After the program was over the Re- I have just had printed several thous bekahs with relatives and friends sat and real estate circulars descriptive of down to an excellent supper in the Washington county and its resources and Masonic dining room upstairs. T he A cademy fits for the College. Its graduates are admitted to etc., any one desiring to send sucli cir culars to friends east will please call at I*illn I>o Not Cure. entertainment my office where circulars, stamps and Pills do not cure Constipation. They Good program. envelopes will be furnished free of charge. only aggravate. K arl’s Clovei Root Tea Refreshments Melki Johnson. gives perfect regularity of the bowels. For sale at C lark’s drug store. M o n e y to L o a n . in the slough On improved farm property at 8 per I ids of fresh garden seeiis and when you can buy the highest, diiest Congregational Church. lot in town? A. B. Thomas. cent. ckle at W ells’. The pastor will speaker next Sunday Nixon & Gerrish, Next week the public school will close aeiiey who has been under the Fprest Grove. morning on, “ The Peculiar Peoples” , and are for some time is about coll its year’s work with appropriate exer i'i the evening on, “ The Mystery of cises by the different departments. On Spirituality” All will be welcome Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 o’clock the ie.* of the Christian church will The Best Salve in the world for Cuts, Third anil Fourth grades w ill have their Republican Ratification. omer and ice cream social at Bruises, Sores, Ulcers* Salt Rheum- exercises at the old academy building Caples hall Friday evening, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Verts hall was crowded Tuesday night on the college campus. The closing ex Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup, with people gathered to see and hear the ercises will be Friday afternoon at 1:30 Republican candidates for the legislature. Extraction under the influence p. m. in the public school building. The tions, and positively cures Piles, or no Hon. etics is pleasure, no paitj or exercises will be given by the intermedi pay required. It is guaranteed to give Hon. David Smith presided leasantness and nearly abso- ate and grammar grades. Parents and perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Samuel Hughes, candidate for senator was the first speaker and explained very Dr. C. L. Large will admin- others interested are cordially invited to Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Chas. Miller. clearly the taxation problem. Mr. ew preparation at any of our he present. Hughes is in favor of assessment districts, 4 ~' " ; Doctors Hiatt, Nixon, or Doors, w illo w s and mouldings at just as we now have road districts, of Pasturage. To charge if ntot entirely satis- Portland prices. Abbott & Roe. Five-hundred a :res good grass, living 1 taxation of all tangible property and of Mr. J. A. Imbrie, republican nominee water, no barbed-wire fences, stock deduction for debt where the correspond of men under Hugh Smith be- for county clerk, was in the Grove Tues salted once a week without extra charge. ing credit is taxed. Mr. Marsh nominee Wednesday clearing the Nay day and attended the ratification in the Horses $1.00, cattle 75c per head per | for representative, showed, the best way ’ s for the re-union and Fourth month. Rates on four or more head. out of present difficulties was to return, evening. lebration. Horses left here well be sent to the j to full control of the government. The Take your bicycle to S. G. Hughes for lived a new stock of Ladies’ repairs. He has a full line of repairs pasture, No scrub bulls or stallions Republican party under whom for thirty taken. Care taken to prevent accidents years the country had prospered. Mr. jTies in cloth top, hand turned, and will make it as good as new. or escapes, but will be responsible for Hudson, another of the legislative can d* I *vill sell at $1.50, City didates, ably discussed present issues. Hon. T. J . Cleeton, republican nominee none. Gregg’s Shoe Store. All pledged themselves for the abolishing for district prosecuting attorney, first Edward L. Naylor. alter Reed of Portland, in district, will speak at Sherwood, Mon May 1 st, 1896. Forest Grove Or. of useless commission and to retrench vocal music at P. U., will act day evening 18th, Hillsboro Tuesday ment in state expenditures. A letter f the Coral Union at its an- 19th, Wednesday evening Forest Grove, was read from the other nominee, for Council Proceedings. mencement concert. Mrs. 20th, Tuesday at 1 p. m. at Gales Creek representative, Mr. Thompson, stating At the session of the city council F ri his regret that illness prevented his ided at the meeting of the and at 8 p. m. at Greenville, and prob day evening all answered to the roll call presence. Hon. R. H. Tyson, ex-state fonday evening. The next ably at Beaverton Friday evening. except Councilmen Smith and Large. senator, spoke ably of why Republican the society will be in the au- Wanted.—To trade a quarter block on The recorder read the minutes of May 1 at 7:45 on Tuesday instead ism and not populism meant prosperity N E corner of Alder and 12th streets, which were approved. Bills read: evening. to people and nation. Mr. J. W. Wheeler Portland, containing one large double O. L. Ahlstrom, 15 ^ cords wood at e and tinware at Dempsey’s. house, valued at $6500, three cottages $1.25, $19.37. J . m. Arthur, $21.20. T. of Greenville stated clearly his views on tairff and money. During the evening dor went to Portland Satur- $700 each, monthly income from rents Madigan, tin, $3.65. L . C. Walker, pre the Wheeler brothers of Greenville sang $ 115, value $28000, offered at one time paring plat, tabled until next meeting. several acceptable campaign songs liness. $35000. This properly carries a mort A. T. Knox, hauling wood, $9.75. Chas. The band played several lively airs be ils and glass at Abbot & Roe’s. gage of iiouo, will trade equity for a LaChapelle, laying pipe, $3.36, and re for the meeting. The ratification was tv Hempstead has discovered, small first class unincombered farm. pairing main, $ 14 0 L. Gleason, filling enthusiastic throughout. It was after near the old Eagle mill Wm. B. Streeter, Room u , Worcester citch, $ 1.20. Haines & Bailey, 0il.jK1.40. ten before the last speaker finished. e miles southeast o f town, Block, Portland. . T. F. Payne, laying pipe, $17.95 ^C- L. nsiders either a silver or tin Banks, labor. $9.68. On the trip over to Tillamook, Thurs N e r T « i nil E d g e . ore very closely resembles The appointment of a committee to day, McNamer’s stage had the mis " I was nervous, tired, irritable and ; famous Cripple Creek dis- consider all applications for water and re fortune to get tipped over at the head Oradoi port the same to the council was author crosi, K arl’a Clover Root Tea made me of the zig zag. The only serious damage well and happy.” Mra. E . B. Worden, and brother have bought was the breaking of a bottle of tarantula ized and Messrs. Stewart, Knox and Mc- Eor aale at Clark'a drug store. Namer were appointed. A proposition 1 Estate Loan & Insurance juice. o f j. H. Wirtz for the position of super usiness of H. W. Scott & Co. Shaving 10 cents at Wirta Bros The New County Treasurer. intendent at a monthly salary of $15 was and are now ready to at-1 The bond of E . B. Sappington who The Home Telephone Company are laid on the table until next meeting. *y business in their line, I fill» the unexpired term of hi* father, J , call. Fair treatment as- now prepared to install telephones in Mrs. R. DeYoung, Middleburg, la ., W. Sappington, as county treasurer, was anv place in the city and those desiring a telephone should see them and hear writes, I have used One Minute Cough approved at a special session of the :ar towrt report losing some Cure for six year.-, both for m yself and county court held Wednesday and he their proposition for installing. They froth at the mouth children, and I consider it the quickest was put in charge of the office. Mr. Davis of Texas, commonly known id and soon die, although The sureties on the bond are: acting and most satisfactory Cough Cuie and in good condition. It as the “ Texas cyclone’’ , addressed large I have ever used. J. C. Clark, druggist. Dr D W Ward $2000 L K Adams 500 or to the public if some one audiences in Hillsboro and Forest Grove 1000 1500 E J Lyons F M Wright Monday afternoon and evening. Mr. cause and the remedy. 1000 T J Williams. 1000 H BJohnson MethodUt Church Davis is a natural orator, pleasing in 500 Robert Imbrie 1000 J C C lark........ pt laundry work done at the The topic at the M. E Church next speech and can tell a story well so that iooo C E Deichman 2000 undry. Wrirtz Bros., agents. he made a very favorable impression. Sabbath at 11 a. m. will be “ TheGeneral Dr C L Large 500 I) M C Gault 1000 J S B uxton.. Day services will be held However one thing was lacking, Mr. Conference and the Bishops Address’ ’ . 1000 G W Patters n 2500 A T Knox Memorial hall instead of Davis was one of the founders of the In ihe evening at 8p. m. will beEpworth 2000 J F Carstens 1000 I H Smith A number of people’s party and was here in their inter League anniversary. 1000 T Humphreys. 1000 <>C Hiatt ests and yet “ initiativeand referendum’ ’ papers and short addresses with special 2000 J F Imbrie a specialty. Anaesthetics E V Haines 1000 was not mentioned, good roads were not music will be features of the program. 1000 J C Hare and women confined S A D Meek 1000 referred to, government ownership of The address of Judge Caples of Portland G Schulmerich 500 S A Walker 2000 by C. L. Large M. D. of railroads was barely mentioned and it before the general conference in Cleve W M Boucsein. 500 Dr J P Tamiesie 1000 was only in connection with the silver land. will be read also. Dr F A Bailey. 2000 Wm McZuillin 2000 d a republican rail? Satur- issue that hinted populism Here it was 1000 J W Sewell 1000 E C Brown Mavs hall was crowded, argued that the government stamp makes A. L. Wooster, a prominent citizen of were Hon. R. H. Tyaon, the money. Where Mr. Davis challenged Osseo, Mich., after suffering excrucia In the Spring a young man'a fancy k and J R. B. Thompson, contradiction he was talking good rep tingly from piles for twenty years, was lightly turns to thonghts of—De W itt’s presentative. ublican doctrine, matters peculiarly pop enred in a short time by us ng De W ilts Little E arlv Risers, for they always Witch Haz« 1 Salve, an absolute cure for cleanse the liver, purify the blood, and of glassware direct from ulistic were only touched on lightly. I f you want to patronize home in all skin diseases. More o.' this prepara invigorate the system. J . C. Clark, the East. Cheaper than dustry go to the Forest Grove Manu tion is used than all others combined. druggist. & Thomas. Scoggin, now staying at facturing company. Building material J . C. Clark, druggist. Ripaos Tabules: one gives relief. s in the Grove the early of better quality, better make and ^ubacribe fxn the B a t c h k t $r oo Rlpan* Tabules cure indigestion. cheaper than those bought in Portland. k FOREST GROVE MANUFACTURING COMPANY BUILDING MATERIAL First Class Livery Stable PACIFIC UNIVERSITY . . . and Tualatin Academy. Amherst without examination. o b t a i n i n g a G E N E R A L E N G L IS H It offers exceptional facilities for E D U C A T IO N . T he C o lleg e C ourses equal those of the leading Eastern insti tutions. The C o nservatory of M usic gives instruction of the highest order in Instrumental and Vocal Music. Expenses in all departments unusually low. Spring Term B egins W ed n e sd a y , A p ril 1, 18116. For specific information address, T H O M A S M c C l e l l a n d , P resid en t, F o rest G rove, O rcgsn . W. A. R USSELL, . D E A L E R IN . Groceries, Fruits and Provisions, Ingles & Porter Block, Forest Grove, Would respectfully solicit a portion of your patronage In groceries. My aim will he to handle nothing but F i r s t C !t»ss G o o d s . Price always as Low ss the Lowest. T e r m s G a s h . Straw Hats and Caps, by far the Largest and Newest Styles, at wholesale prices. You will want some Hats for yourself and boy» «oon. Can save you some money. Try me once. Yours to Please, W . A . R U S S E L L ,. Washington District Lodge. Court House News. The regular quarterly session of Wash Law Docket.—Geo. Goos, Conrad Rein- ington District Lodge No. 25 I. O. G. T. ecker, Geo. Bantz and Samuel Moon ad was held at Cornelius May 7. mitted to citizenship. There was a full delegation present Probate.—Estate of George Groner, from every subordinate lodge in the dis dec'd, administrator's bond filed and trict excepting one, and a very interest approved. ing meeting was held. Estate of Jam es R . Shipley dec'd, S. M. D. Markham D. C. T. conferred | W. Seeley, administrator, allowed a the district degree upon seventeen new claim of (6.00 for taxes paid for estate. members. Report of sales of personal property Miss Ed* Adams was elected delegate filed in re-estate of August Gambrella. to represent the district at Grand Lodge; dec’d, showing ain't to be $31.90, exam alternate, Miss Hilda Shogren. ined and approved. The following officers for the coming In the matter of the estate of J . W. year wer then installed. Sappington, deceased; E . B. Sapping Executive Committe: M. D. Mark ton appointed administrator with bonds ham, D. C. T.; W. S. Smith, D. C.; Myr fixed at six thousand dollars. C. A. tle McDaniel, D. V. T .; Mrs. L . L Pat- Raymond, W. S. Walker and F , M, Hill teison, D. S. J. T .; W. K. Newell, D. appointed appraisers. Sec.; (J . B. Adams D. Treas.; W. W. In re citation in W. R. Carpenter es Breedkn, D. T . C. T. Appointees: Ed. tate, continued to May 18th at 10 o'clock Bowen, D, M.; Edith Adams, D. D, M,: a. m. S . S. Markham, D. Chap.; Eva Red Estate of Godlove Litke, dec'd, report mond, D. A. Sec.; Myrtle Montgomery, and account filed and approved. D. Guard,; Albert Bunning, D. Sen.; t, Estate of W B Lewis, same. N. Allison, D, Mes. Marriage Licenses —Fred Loosli anil W, W. Breeden, G. C. T, Installing Susan Trachsel. officer, assisted by Abner Briggs, D. I, Free P ills. M, and Nora Laughlin, D. D. I. M. Decided that the next meeting be held | Send your address to H. E . Bncklen at Dilley, the 2nd Friday in August. & Co.. Chicago, and get a tree sample The evening session was devoted to box of Dr. K ing's New Life Pills. A amusement, an interesting program be trial will convince you of their merits. ing rendered. These pills are easy in action and are The District Lodge was royally en particularly effective in the cure of Con tertained at dinner and supper by the stipation and Sick Headache. For Mala members of Good Hope Lodge. ria and Liver troubles they have been Standing committees appointed for proved valuable. They are guaranteed the year were. Committee on credentials, to be perfectly free from every deleterious W. K . Newell, Myrtle Montgomery and substance and to be purely vegetable. They do not weaken by their action, but J, B. Adams. On program, O. Shogren, bv giving tone to stomach and bowel* Mint* Bayles and Ed. Bowen: On aud greatly invigorate the system Regular its, Abner Briggs, Albert Bunning and size 25c. per box. Sold at the Miller Mattie Peterson: On state of order, Pharmacy. Benj. Scholfield, Nettie Stevenson and H. Baldwin. W E HAVE BIC YC LES Did vou ever think how readily the blood is poisoned by constipation? Bad blood means bad health and premature old age De Witt'a Little Early Risers,, the famous little pills, overcome obstinate constipation. J. C. Clark, druggist Ripans Tabules cure dyspepsia, RI pans Tabules assist digestion, Ripana Tabules cure bad breath, Ripana Tabules cure biliousness. Rlpans Tabules: : gentle cathartic, Ripaus Tabules cure torpid liver, Rlpans Tabules cure const I pet Ion. Of all Kinds, Ram blers. Monarch, Pen nant, Ideal and Tan dem. to Sell, Rent or Give Away. (.■ all and See Us. 1 H U G H E S B R O S.