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Abraham Lincoln said, ‘ I wish every one of those fellows in Wall street who are gambling in gold at such a time as this, bad his devilish head shot off. ” Eatabliubcd for th r diMemination o f Waahini: ton county new». the elevation o f humanity and the money w e can make Item * o f general inter e « gra tefu l!) received E d ito r'» hobbies* and opinion# on thi# page all th e rest fact# -impartial and uncolored. Editor la at home in h i» «ancturn H a K H H Building. Foreak.frrove, from 6 a. m to to p. m o f each week day and a lw ay » glad to talk and be talked to. IMCED EVERY WEEK IN THE YEAR ON THURSDAY FROM THE HATCHET PRINTERV. If you tail to receive your paper it will be a favor if you will notify us at once. AUSTIN CRAIC. EDiTon "READABLE RELIABLE , t EPUBI.ICAN asp FnoraiaToti E ig h t P ages W e e k I. v T h e H A T C H E T has the Largest C ir c u l a t io n of any newspaper in Washington County. It h a s d o u h lc the County C i r c u la tio n o f any other new»pa|»er in F o r e s t tirove. REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET. For Supreme Judge. R S BEAN, of Lane County. For Congress. First District, THOMAS H TONGUE, o f Washington County. For District Attorney. First District. T J CLEETON, of Columbia Countv. years crop of fifty thousand bushels of wheat for fifty thousand dollars and pay the indebtedness, These parties who work a contrac tion of the medium of exchange commence their operation and by Benjamin Franklin answered the making the medium of exchange present single standard men when scarce, force the price of wheat he wrote, " It is to the highest in- down to fifty cents. The wheat terest of a trading country in grower only realizes twenty-five general to make money plentiful thousand dollars for his fifty thous and it can tie a disadvantage to and bushels of w heat, just one hall none w ho have honest designs ” of the amount he expected to real ize, with w hich he is to meet his The republican party is the true note of fifty thousand dollars. By friend of silver and the only party this operation the contractionists HOOD’S SARSAPARILLA that is its friend. The democratic have made it almost impossible for party discredited the metal, would this man to save even the previous W A R D ’S have demonetized it if they could, money he has invested in this prop- A YE R ’S The populists are really working to erty and he loses the property al do away with both gold and silver together. ' Does not this McLEAN’S tell truly the experience of the past and warn only paper. three years, since the discrediting W R IG H T ’S The editor of the H a t c h e t , the of silver? Is money that does this, PIERCE’S FAVORITE PRESCRIPTION Republican candidate for county- honest? •* MEDICAL DISCOVERY school superintendent, has been Eczema is a frightful affliction, but accused of malfeasance in office, of like all other skin diseases it can be per- having bought the nomination, of m , n e n t ly c u r e d b v applications of De PAINE’S CELERY COMPOUND being a populist, and now comes Witt's Witch Haael Salve. It never fail* RED CROSS COUGH CURE the Argus with the charge that he to cure Pile* J. C. Clark, druggist is a democrat, and yet he lives. ELECTRIC COUGH CURE County School Column. nay more, life is not vet even a Questions in the May examination: W A R D ’S burden. GEO G RAPH Y. •' For many ages those parts of the world which are engaged in com tnerce have fixed upon gold and -.¡her as the chief and most proper material for this medium [of e x change], they being in themselves valuable metals for their fineness, beauty and scarcity. By these, particularly silver, it has been used to value all things else.” These are the words cl an early Mitchell Republican. Benjamin Franklin. John H. Mitchell has the sup- For Joint Senator, Washington, Colum- port of every good republican, gold,* bia and Tillamook, I bimetalist or free silver, and the G EORGE W PATTERSON, confidence of all the people, not Ire- of Washington County. COUNTY TICKET. Eor State Senator, SAM UEL HUGHES. F'or Representatives, J R C THOMPSON. G W MARSH, H S HUDSON. can-« he agrees with all of them I but because they know- he will j work for their best interest as he I honestly sees it and that every man, I woman and child in Oregon, irre- sp e c tiv e o f part}* or condition, has in him a true friend and can com- m and his good services at an y time. The republican candidates are Mitchell men and a vote for them is helping men to the legis- 1 attire w ho stand pledged to vote for the re election of Senator Mitchell, 1 State five conditions which deter mine the industries of a country. 2 The earth is about three million miles nearer the sun in December than in June. Wbv, then, is it cold in De cember and warm in junein this latitude? 3 Name and locate five of the most important commercial centers of the United States. 4 What state ranks first in (a) pop ulation; (b) production of coal; (c) sal mon fisheries; (d i manufacture of cottofi and woolen goods; jel production of live stock? 5 Name the states which border on the parallel of 49 north latitude. What is the longitude of Washington, D. C.? 6 Locate the follow ng, stating w hat each is: Sautigo, The Hague, Matapan. Winnipeg, Sumatra. 7 Name the three departments of gov ernment of the United States, stating in what each is vested. To how many United States senators and United States representatives is Oregon entitled? For w hat length of time is each elected? 8 What is a glacier? What is a volcano? Name three volcanoes of Europe. 9 What great commercial city is in the valley (a) of the Elbe; (b) the Nile; lc) the |.il ■ i shoe ■ ut 1 t Shu to tl 'Ili*'» I ghool anil uber K*««! OI K l-K fit & 1.00 l* r Hi Bic P. pain I rv to tl 1.00 Ft D 1.00 lore repu 1.00 2.5 and 50e t* CJI 20 and •> 5c and 1.00 M l X Y< >N ’8 1< EMEDIKS 2.5c U NIVERSAL CLOTH CLEANING COM I »UND lOe ARTISTS’ PAINTS, COMMON COLORS 20 and 81.7.5 the Precinct fg reek H'Sll Cl .-»hi I ni ot 7 for S| iv riti !• * 'olili ffrit/ A L L PRESCRIPTIONS AT HALF PRICE. j hai ELSE IN THE Sii PROPORTION. eut ìro\ wii [ su: ove Iride? W e are running a C U T RATE DRUG STORE on a C ash Basis aim is to give our customers the benefit of what we used to lose on the crediti tem. Let us give you prices on goods whether you buy or not. Yours very respectfully. EMM'S WttiG STOW (d' the G,0***: (e> the C K D A l t M ILL of the eyeball. Describe the iris. The Louis Hulit, Emma Finigan and Harvey pupil. What are tears? What is color Haynes. Paul Roachinan was a gur$t 1 Celinda Haynes, teacher. Kings last week. blindness? For Recorder of Conveyance», 9 What are the effect» of alcohol on Following is the report of school E L McCORMICK. Married May 14, Fred Lea the brain and nerves? What is the first district No. 9 for the second month Susan Trachsel. Their many F'or Sheriff, action of tobacco on the brain and ner of the school term which began March wish them a long and happy life UN ITE D S TA TES HISTORY. W I) BRADFORD. ves? What are its later effects? 23, 1896. Total No. enrolled 30. No. of Fred Siegenthaler is quite J 1 By whom was the Mississippi valley Every one is quoting Secretary 10 How doe» alcohol affect the muscles? For Trea»urer, boys enrolled 15. No. girls enrolled 15. scarlet fever. Dr. Robinson oil explored and settled? Carlisle now. Here is our favorite How does alcohol make a man’s face red? A B CADY. 2 By what name was New England Describe the general properties of alcohol. Total days attendance 467. Total days is in attendance. quotation. It is what that anient absence 45. Average No. belonging 27. For Asaessor, known in the charter granted to the Ply A social hop was given at I single gold standard champion said mouth company? The following is the report of Roy Average daily attendance 25 No. times GEO H WILCOX Music was furnished by Hub 1 school for the month ending May 8. No. tardy 4. Time lost by tardiness one day. in 1878 while a member of the 3 What was the fugitive slave la v and King. .About twelve o ’clock 1 For County Commissioner, days taught 20. No. days attendance 520. Roll of honor: Martha Batchelder, its provisions? house of representatives: repast was served. They all retl THOMAS G TODD. 4 Naim »he rebellions which have oc- No. pupils enrolled 38. Average attend Le.itia Jackson, Etta Jackson, George their homes about four o'clock. | “ I know that the world’s stock For Superintendent of Schools, of precious metals is none too large cured in our history. Give the cause of ance 26. Average No. belonging 34. Krug. Albert Krug. Bertha Krug. Jim enjoyed a pleasant evening. AUSTIN CRAIG. Pupils present every day were: Lula mie Meacham and Nellie Neep. and I see no reason to apprehend each. Mr. Black, a populist speal Eva A. Miller, teacher. th at it e v e r w ill becom e so. Man- 5 Give the .late and place ofthe earl- Reiling, William Roy, Clara Phillips, F'or Surveyor, to a large attentive audience 1 Daniel O'Connor, Willie Van Dommelen, kind w ill be fortun ate indeed, i f the 1 “ » settlements m the United States (a) I. E W ILKES j day evening at the Union schodj Duu't throw away your money buying a n n u a l production o f gold and sil- | hy ,he English; (r»> by the Spanish; (c) Paul Wagner, Maud Wilson and Milly F'or Coroner, The literary at Skookuinvilkdj Roy. worthless remedies, which are warranted ver coin shall keep pace w ith the b.v the Dutch. DR C L LARGE Louisa Mooberry, teacher. to cure every disease. Remember that account of had weather. ann ual in crease o f population, j 6 What amendments have been made Report of school district No. 66, for De Witt’s S a r s a p a r i l l a is a blood Pu Miss Delia Johnston who 1 com m erce and in d u stry . A c c o r d - ! to the constitution since the close of the month ending May 8. No. days taught rifier and Blood Maker. J. C. Clark. working in Portland returned For Justice of the Peace, itig to m y view o f the subject, the j late tiv il *» r? co n sp iracy w h ich seem s to h ave 7 About what time docs the colonial 20. No. of hoys enrolled 12. No. of druggist, Saturday to spend a short ficE J II DOLSTRVM I teen formed here and in E urope, to history of the United State* commence, girls enrolled 13. No. days attendance Politics are boiling in our 1 For Constable, 313. No. times tardy 17. No. visitors d estroy b y leg islatio n and o therw ise and "hen does it end? CORNELIUS. Mr. Walker is building * 1 K B SAPPINGTON. from three-seven th s to o n e-h alf o f 8 What treaty was signed and where, 5. Those who have maintained a good Mr Adam* is visiting in Portland this barn. the metallic money of the world, is before the news reached this country of deportment and attendance were: Tom- week Mr. Walters' folks are the most gigantic crime of this or a terrible and unnecessary battle fought? mie and George Callahan. Henry Vlinker, Republican Nominees The party given for a farewell to Miss ' uck Mrs. Walters who h»» Where was the battle fought and who Pete Yunker, Mary Callahan. Lulu Smith j any other age. The consummation Juatice of peace. Garlington was attended by quite a for si mu- time is worse Sam | and Vivian Smith. of such a scheme would ultimately was the president at that time? BU XTO N. the little boys is sick with 1 9 How many arbitrators com posed the A. M. Porter, teacher. number of her lriends from this place. 1 entail more misery upon the human S. Paisley. Jas. Cummings. Geneva tribunal? Who were they and Mr.J R. Pollick made a visit to his Norman, another little boy »«I I race than all the wars, pestilence Report of Gaston school for term end BEAVERTO N. when he fell throwing his **| | and famine that ever occurred in by whom were they appointed? ing May I. Advanced grade: No. days parents south of town Wednesday. A. B. Cady. H. J. llughson. place 10 In what respect was the battle be taught Jo. No days attendance 577. ! the history of the world. The ab Last Thursday evening a very pleasant C O R N E L IU S . solute and instantaneous destruc tween th“ Monitor and Merrimac the No. days absence 43. No. boys enroll- party was given at Miss Bennett's the Mrs. Smith is quite ill. J. T. Dorricn. Albert Bunning. tion of half the entire movable most wonderful battle fought on the ed 18. No girls enrolled 14. Average evening was spent in playing games C O L U M B IA . property of the world, including water? Who invented the Monitor? attendance 29. The following named and listening to vocal and instrumental One minute is the stai.dsrinj J. H. Davis. S. A. D. Meek. horses, ships, railroads and all pupils were neither absent nor tardy: •"“ »'« “ »til twelve o'clock when the One Minute Cough Cure isthffl PHYSIOLOGY. D IL L B V . ¡other appliances for carrying on preparation for every form d * W. M. Jackson. A. B. Todd. 1 What are muscles? Where are they Glenn Raymond. Willie Jeter, Willis young folks returned home. ! commerce, while it would be felt Mr. Surdervant DAIRY. found? What is a tendon? Which is Haynie. Earl Morrow, Mack and Marr visited friends here cold. It is the only h u w m ' more sensibly at the moment, would that produces immediate res»-' W. R. Hoyt. the longest muscle of the body? Which Bislan, Bertrom Russell. Fred Kober- last Monday, ' not produce anything like the pro- stein, David Storey, Clarence Stewart, is the smallest? E. C E D A R C R E E K . Merrv wedding bell, were ringing here Clark, druggist. j longed distress and disorganization Geo. C. Dav. Wm. Spencer, j j Name the organs of voice. Of res- <>scar Hundley, Lillian Henderson, Lil ast Monday. The participants being of society that must inevitably re K. B U TT E . I* If U l t l l . DOTS | How do we breathe? Why is lian Porter, Bessie Beauchamp, Florence Mrs Freidentha! and Mr. J. Brooks Milt from the permanent annihila p,rat,on H. B. Tigard. A. W. Smith, i it better to breathe through the nose Best and Annie Newman. Miss Tracie Reiling has retof III the evening quite a number ot their | tion of one-half the material money W. T. Fletcher, teacher. than the mouth? Why do we sigh? GALEA CREEK. from Portland for a few dar* ^ friend, gathered at the home of the bride of the world " Primary grade: No. days taught Jo. J. T. Fletcher. J. R. Greenwood. | 3 How do we take in oxygen? What is and enjoyed themselves untila late her parents. N. H IL L S B O R O . blood? What are blood globules? What No. days attendance 584. No. days hour. Mr. George Hancock, of absence 90. No. Fovs enrolled 16. No. "T h e effect of contraction of the proportion of the blood do they make? W\ l). Smith. F. J. Williams passed through this place H*® The entertainment given at the M F' s. H illsbo ro . medium of exchange can be illus- How much blood is there in the body. i,r l* enrolled' 23. The tollo ing named Church Saturday evening wa, a great There was a party at Mr pupils were neither absent nor tardv: success. and how much may be lost without a J. P. Hicks. * C. . Redmond. | (rated in this way: Supposing a mers’ last Thursday eveniaf- Encv Brown, Herbert Burlingame. Cora fatal result? FO REST GRO VE. Hon Bruce Huston an.l Mr. Schulmer- ent report a good time. man whose business is to raise Fowler. Pearlie Fowler. Charlie Gerrish, J. H. Dolstrum. E. B. Sappington 4 Describe the heart. An artery. wheat, for which he receives one A vein. The stomach. A bone. Welmer Hamrick, Golia Stewart, Lizzie ich of Hillsboro addressed the demo Mr. Frank Dommelen W. C E D A R C R E E K . Thomas. Leon Koherstein. Finoch and cratic club Monday ev-rning. dollar per bushel, and he raised land Tuesday retureing 5 Name some qualities of the skin. J. A. Chapman. W. J. Smith. Mr. Zachery. mother of Mrs. Sol F'ni- W. BU TT E. fifty thousand bushels and sells What are pores? What is insensible per Mary Well, Mabel Storey. Elsie Ham nch who has been quite sick is ,|owlv ing. rick and May and Maud Wahl. spiration? What is the use of the nails? Calvin Jack Sr. Mrs. Jno. Van De veld*® recovering. them for fifty thousand dollars. Alice Christian, teacher. What makes beat in the body? W APATO. spending a few days witk ^ With this money he makes the . 6 How do clothes keep the body warm? K. X. Ilar-llng J- E- Kertaon. | Report of school district No. 46 for Mr. and Mrs. Piscacek Young mother, dread the summer W ASH IN GTON. | first p aym ent ot a business block in j w hat ia the use of bathing? What cau- month beginning April jo and ending nelius. Geo. Paaley. a c ity , for w h ich he agrees to pay tions are observed in bathing? What is May 15. No. of days taught jo J. S. Jackson. Miss Fanny Squires iji 1 one hundred thousand dollars, that the use of the hair, and what doesit grow of days attendance 245. Xo. o f da vs » , T U A L A T IN . ix r j^ s s s s . «lava with her parents, i D. Savage Herman Collier. is, js> he j,e pays p ay s o n e-h a lf the purchase ^rom * i absence 33. No. times tardv 7 one-half MOUNTAIN. ------------ 7 Name the three d iv is io n s o f the ear. | pupils e n r o lle d 14 A v e r a g e d a ily Mrs. R. DeYoung. M| price - and owes the other half, for i .. .. .. | Describe the external auditorv canal. tendance 12. The following pupils Rt- & C h o e r a , cure. and administer it writes, I have used One Thos Meacham. Arthur Bacon. r wire promptly. F „, cramp., bilion,® which he gives a note due in one Wh.t ia aound? Iloea the ear hesr> neither absent nor tardy BKRDVILLR. colic, Cure for si* year-, both I during the dywntery and d le r r tJ T it afford, children, and I consider i Geo. Thing Sr. John Borwick. year, calculating to sell his next 1 7 State the positions, aiae, and shape | month were: May Otia. Ira McCormick in- acting and most satisfaci »Untrelhf. J. C. Clark, druggist I have ever used. J. C. I F'or County Clerk. J A IMBRIE. V s I H ai 1.00 1.00 H EATH & MILLIGAN’S BEST PAINTS chi T I kttetn 1.00 20 and AND EVERYTHING I t v fu 01.0 I’KH’K. 81.00 *25 and 5()c 5< >e STATIONERY A . Mersey* IO w h y does not the Artie coast offer great advantage for trade? What are the exports of that region? Why is Sitka warmer than Boston? Constable. ¡ r il pi epo in« 14 1 t ou fr ill « ini \ t Voi: I