not lie delegated to one w ho could
not le g a lly hold the office. A
c le r k 's w o rk they cou ld do hut
could not visit schools, p resid e at
e x a m in a tio n s, decide d istrict d is ­
putes, a rra n g e b ou n d aries, a p p o r­
tion fu nds n o r perform m an y other
o f the su p e rin te n d e n t's du ties.
T h e m en w ho in som e o f the
cou n ties h a v e so g a lla n tly agreed
to ru n , i f elected are apt to find
m ore w ork than th ey h ave b a r­
gain ed for. e sp e c ia lly w hen they
m ust turn o v er all the em olum ents
to the lad y w ho m erely atten d s to
correspondence
and such m inor
m atters.
A Y E R ’S
I'n the Voters of Washington County: M cLEAN’S
I am the nominee of the republican
for the office of comity WRIGHT’S
school
superintendent,
a position
which I have held since last Ju ly when PIERCE’S FAVORITE PRESCRIPTION
I was appointed by the county court to
“
MEDICAL DISCOVERV
fill a vacancy caused by the resignation \
of Supt. Bond.
By the time my year closes I will have j
visited every district in the county as re­
T h e H A T C H E T lu is th e L a r g e s t
quired by law. To the work of the office |
C ir c u la t i o n o f a n y n e w s p a p e r
two thirds of my time has been given I
in W a s h in g to n C o u n t y .
and I am willing to rest my claims to
I t lia» d o u ille tlic C o u n t y C i r c u ­
your consideration on ray record during j
the past year. I am eligible to the of­
la tio n o f a n y o t h e r n e w s p a p e r
fice, am a teacher, am working for my- I
in F o r e s t G r o v e .
self so that I am free to give the office the :
attention it needs and if elected will !
personally attended to all its duties, j
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
I was educated in the public schools, have
For Supreme Judge.
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. been all mv life connected with them as
R S BRAN,
b
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student, teacher, assistant, commissioner
of Lane County.
ou r re p re se n tative s in co n g re ss the I and superintendent, and am anxious
H ATCHET is itt receipt o f p a c k a g e s j for their welfare.
For Congress. First District,
o f seeds o f tom atoes, cab b ag e, beets.
Information comes to me of stories
THOMAS H TONGUE,
i p u m p kin s, lie.tns, o n ion s, p arsn ip , ! aUalnst me being circulated in various
of Washington County.
,
.
,
,
, parts of the county. Your own iudg-
i cu cu m b er, carrots and other val-
3
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ment will answer whether there is likely
liable gard en tru ck . T h e p a c k a g e s ! to he any truth in reports that have their
For District Attorney, First District,
are labeled "g o v e rn m e n ta l and co n ­ birth in the last days of a political cam-
T J CLEFtTON,
g ressio n al seed d istrib u tio n , p u r­ paign.
of Columbia County.
Respectfully,
chased from I). I.an dreth & S o n s, |
Austin Craig.
seedsm en, P h ila. ' S e c re ta ry O ln ey |
For Joint Senator, Washington, Colum­
is g e ttin g even w ith the co n gress
bia and Tillamook,
Nerve» on E d g e .
m en. I f he m ust fu rn ish seeds he
G EO R G E W PATTERSO N ,
“ I was nervous, tired, irritable and aim
of Washington County.
in ten ds to label them so th ere w ill | croas, K arl's Clover Root Tea made me
be no m ista k in g that it is for po- I well and happy." Mr». E . B. Worden, tem.
litica l and not scien tific purposes 1-or ***' ** Glark's drug »tore,
COUNTY TICKET.
PAINE’S CELERV COMPOUND
RED CROSS COl’GH CURE
ELECTRIC COUGH CURE
W ARD ’S
Ml AVON’S REMEDIES
U NIVERSAL CLOTH CLEANING COMPOUND
A R TISTS’ PAINTS, COMMON COLORS
HEATH a V MILLIGAN’S BEST PAINTS
F'or Representatives,
J R C THOMPSON,
G W M ARSH ,
H S HUDSON.
For County Clerk,
J A IM B R IE .
that the g o v ern m en t p ro vid es them .
In the d a y s o f the old R om an re
p u b lic p o litician s w ho w ere asp ir-
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in g to p o p u lar fa v o r m ade d istn b u -
tions o f g ra in am o n g the populace
an d these m odern seed g ra n ts are
a lo n g the sam e line.
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5 Ut c a
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LOO 2 0 am I
25
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IN
THE
We are running a CUT RATE DRUG STORE cm a Cash Basis
is to give our customers the benefit of what we used to lose on the crei|
Let us give you prices on goods whether you buy or not.
Yours very respectfully,
B irth d ay P arty.
, A Mrt,hday Parly w a. given at the resi-
Hence of Mrs. C. B. Reynolds Hillsboro
in honor ot Grandmother Woods Who was
eighty-seven years old the 20th day of
j May. There were a number of guests
invited among whom were the follow-
i ing: D. T. Phillips and wife of Cor-
nelius, Fred Olsen and wife o f Hey wood,
Mrs. Hickling form Portland, Mesdamea.
Carstens, Jobe, Cormin, McCulloch,
Ford, Spencer, Pence,Jackson, Broman,
Greer, Bailey and five great-grand-
children; The table was well laden with
good tilings to numerous to mention,
and all had a good tilm.
MRD’ S QRVlG STOUf
C o u n t y S c h o o l C o lu m n ,
form. State the different ways of form­
S U N K WOOD.
The following is a report of the Har­ ing the plural of nouns, and give ex­
Mis»
Nettie
Hedges has gout
For Recorder of Conveyances,
rison school, district No. 63. for month amples.
laud to spend the summer.
E L" MCCORMICK.
ending >.av 21. No. days taught 20.
8 Give an example of a simple sentenc.
Quite a number of people
No. of pupils enrolled 29. No. days at­ An example of a compound sentence.
For Sheriff,
attended the W. C. T. U. conva
tendance 455.
Average
daily at­
W I) BRADFORD.
9 Parse the words in the following
tendance 23 No. tardv marks 13. Tile sentences: (a) Did you tell me to go? (h) Middleton last Saturday and ieen ai
For Treasurer,
Next Friday, May 29, there ai
following named pupils were neither Let others praise thee.
A B CADY.
absent nor tardy during the month: Fiva
10 Analyze the following sentence.— populist picnic in Mr. I.anpri
The brass band of Blue Tows 9
For Assessor,
and Sarah Cornelius, Katie Ibach, Mabel
He who from zone to zone.
GEO H W ILCOX.
and Ray Northrup. Heniy and Frank , Guides through the boundless sky tile nislt the music.
Narup.
Mr. J. V. Hall and Miss E
certain flight
For County Commissioner,
Eliza Shorey, teacher.
In the long way that I must tread alone, wcre u,,' ted >» the holy
THOM AS G TODD.
inony " May 21. “ They
are boh
Will guide my steps aright.
'
Report from district No. 69 as follows:
For Superintendent of Schools.
Wotk will be begun soon on the ware- nent young people in thesociil
For
month
beginning
April
24,
and
end­
AUSTIN CRA IG .
house for the flour mill. It is to be 34x this place
ing May 23, 1896. No. of days taught 20.
For Surveyor,
ho with bins 30 feet in depth, and will be
The hop at Sherwood hall Ini
No. of days attendance 170. No. of days
L E W IL K E S
capable of holding 60000 bushels. Be­ day evening, was well attends!
yo u cast a s tra ig h t rep u b lican ballot
..
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,
, ,
absence
49.
No.
of
cases
of
tardiness
4.
.
.
1
Mrs. G. W. Hines died at the home of
neath the hins will be a sacking floor. a number of young folks from
F'or Coroner,
on n e x t M o n d ay.
,ltr daughter, Mrs. Harry Cro»ley, in No. of lioys enrolled 9. No. of girls en­
The building will be rtadv for use bv were present.
DR C L LA R G E .
this city, on Saturday morning, the 23rd, rolled 6. Average number belonging 9. July 10.
The box sociable given by the!
T h e people o f W ash in g to n c o u n tv I about 4 o’clock, of an organic he«rt Average daily attendance 9. No. of
visitors 6. Those who were neither
Report ot Reedville school, advanced
b°dge last Monday night
can
not
afford
to
lose
the
se
rv
ice
s
o
f
,rouble-
T,ir
funeral
was
at
the
resi.
For Justice of the Peace,
absent nor tardy were: Margorete Hate- department, for month ending May 20th. cess*ul. There were eighteen
J H DOLSTRUM
su ch m en a s Sam H u g h e s. G . W drnce on Sunday aft' r,,oon' conducted
No days attend- * °mc going as high as |2.tJ,
w
1
it c* it
1
_
a by the Rev. Mr. Watters, and was at- man, Alice liatcm.in. Elsie I.athrop. W'.il- 1 * 0 . days taught, SO.
M arsh , H . S . H udson , J . R . C
For Constable,
* nce. 53.1 No. days absence, 27. No
Mrss Stella Atterbury is br‘^ ^ ® ra
tended by a large number of friends and lace Smith and Irwin Bateman.
f : b s a p p i n g t o n .
T h o m p so n , Ja m e s Im brie, E . L . acquaintances. The burial was at the
F. C. Moore, teacher. I,imcs U nl> • 4 ■ So enrolled, 28. Aver- Portland on a visit to her parentt
M cC o rm ick, W . I). B rad fo rd , G eo. Naylor cemetery.
,
,
aKe liaily attendance, 27. Those neither
Mr. List aud son have been dio^
Almira F. Schofield Hines, daughter of . u ^ 'c h e r h* ‘ reverentI>'whe" V»“ P ^ «'-sent ortardy areGeorgc Johnson, John ill with pneumonia but both«*(
H . W ilc o x , T . G . T o d d and the
Republican Precinct Nominees.
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r
.
the
teacher
of
the
primary
school.
She
I
and
Alice
York,
Herbert
MiMer
w
it
Charles and Mary Scofield, was born in
lescent.
Justice of the peace.
Constable. other can d id ates of the repu blican Ohio, Oct. I, 1851. Two years later her . . the great angel of the republic. She Boewick. Agnes and Robert l mU'
Mrs. N. Stevenson and Mi*
tic k e t. T h e y are honest and c a p ­ parents removed to Lansing, Mich., takes the bantling fresli from tile horn thur Rasmusen, John Bergatr.nd, Ida
BrXTOM .
S. Paisley.
Jas. Cummings. ab le and should lie g e n e ra lly s u p ­ where her home was until 1870 when she nest, full of pouts and passions—an un­ Iierson, Joste Curran. Ruth Johnson, Varner have both gone to P<
governable little wretch, whose own
HKAVKRTON.
ported.
Tilly Gerandehand, Paul and Amy an indefinite period.
married to Mr. G. W. Hines. In '84
i-
mother honestly admits that she sends Thing. H. FI. Coleman, teacher.
A. B. Cady.
H. J . Hughson.
Most all the boys of this plif*
they came to Oregon, residing near Port­
him to school to get rid of him. This
CORN K I . l t s.
to
leave
for
Hood
River
next
land until three years ago when they
Primary Department.—No of days
W . I). B rad ford h as m ade a good j
lady, who knows her business, takes a taught, 20. No. days
J . T. Dorrien.
Albert Buntiing.
| removed to Buxton. At the time of her
attendance, 555. pick strawberries.
whole
carload
of
these
little
anarchists_
record
as
d
e
p
u
ty
.
N
o
m
an
can
COLU M BIA.
No. days absence, 45,
death Mrs. Hines was visiting her
The German populists held
No.
times tardv,
J . H. Davis.
8. A. D. Meek. tru ly s a y one w ord a g a in st him as daughter in town. Her husband, G. W. one of whom, single-handed and alone, u No. enrolled, 33.
Average daiK .t- m trl'iig last Monday night in tk
oiq
is more than a match for his parents— tendance, 28,
DILLRV.
a m an or as an officer.
H e th o r­ Hines, her daughter, Mrs. Harry Croslev
ball. A gentleman from Buit »1
>rK
W. M. Jackson
A. B. Todd.
and
at
once
puts
them
in
the
way
of
being
tardv
are,
Will
Ind
R
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r
u
.
b^
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t
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°
r
principal speaker.
o u g h ly u n d erstan d s the in tricate and her son, Charles, survive her. Mrs.
D A IRY.
^ i ’ Edd
Hines was for many years a faithful useful citizens. At w h.t expense of toil and Clara Ger.ndCund H
w
o
rk
o
f
th
e
s
h
e
r
iff
s
office
and
w
ill
W. R. Hoyt.
and patience and soul weariness! Here Hagg, Bartie Curr.r
"7 Krfd Mr. T. I.anger ia having •
member of the church of God.
fill the position w ith honor to h im ­
K. C KIIA R C R K K K .
is the most responsible position in the Hans and Kate Hoier r ^
I,,er!K>n' erected, it is to be forty by iftj
y
znd
Julius
The corner stone of the new
Geo. C. Day.
Wm. Spencer. s e lf and w ith cred it to the p arty
whole school system, and if her salary Wiesenback Te„„v b UV
School F la g for Gales Creek.
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—
K. B I T T K .
were doubled she would not receive more Wheeler Emma t ' . i T ’ T " ' E ,M laid last Friday.
that has nom inated him .
The Gales Creek school is to have a 1 than she earns.—Flxchange.
H. B. Tigard
A. W. Smith.
son I il . r
*'
An<>«-
1 L,ly Curt,!' a"<l James Tavlor
flag. Money for the purpose was raised
CALKS CRKKK.
Hannah
B.
Anderson,
teacher.
g
r
a
m
m
a
r
.
C a t a r r h C v r k b . Health
T h e H illsb o ro In d ep en d en t w as by the schoolchildren on the “ Youth's
J . T. Fletcher.
J . R. Greenwood
breath secured by Shiloh'*
Illustrate in appropriate sentences
in e rro r in s a v in g that M r. H u g h e s Companion'' plan and a fourteen foot
N. H I L L S R O R O .
the possessive. singular and plural, of
Remedy. Price 50 cents N*1*
W. D. Smith.
F. J . Williams w as com m itted to Jo h n H . M itch ell banner has been purchased A 50 foot
The Ideal Panacea.
tor free.
cedar pole was raised on the school I charl” . poetess, ox, sheep, thief, mercy,
S. H ILLSBO RO .
pro vid ed the sen ato r stood on the
grounds Tuesday and on Decoration day
2 Correct the following: I expect he
J . r . Hicks.
C. W. Redmond.
rep u b lican p latfo rm .
M r. H u g h e s the flag will be unfurled with appropriate ,,a5 tried to injure me. Seven men got
P O R K ST r.R O V K .
M O U N T A IN D A 1 *
killed by a falling rock. I have eot no Louis' : : ; n, , l ; 11 !:*nacta f° r couEbs,
J . H. Dolstrum.
F . B. Sappington. is u n q u alified ly for M itch ell, first, exercises bv the children.
Mr. Baldwin and 90 n s »ri 1
paper for my exercise. He l e a l his u td it Z
last and a ll the tim e.
W .fK D A R C R K K K .
work in their brick \ard durinl^
P astu rag e fu r Stock.
P»P> * «0 patnt.
years
? * ' • * . ■ *«
J . A. Chapman.
W. J . Smith.
nice days we have.
tv . B t ’ T I K .
N o m atter w h at tick e t yo u in ­
Mr. Andrews of Andrews I
S!‘Xk Ukin. l° P‘ *‘ ur' on P'a« known ve 7 ,.? fV h ic L 7 h 7 7 oTlow,nga
a r e ° parts
l.'.h.f
“ " f ° ,her P ^ l ' i o n s 3" ' 5
„ art
Calvin Jack Sr.
**ev- Jo n Burgu.
tend to vote it is the d u ty o f e v e ry as the J. E. Showers' farm on the Dilley was, gone, fought, decide, talked.
have moved down near their*
Keokuk,
lows
WAPATO.
•
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road, tnidwav between Forest Grove and
writ« "I have been'
vo te r w ho can . to g o to the p olls Dillev
Roberts
4 Explain the fallowing tenaa a i used Methodist F n - s c n .i c minister
....... ® of the . Mr
...........
.......... had relatives
........... f ^ l
K. X . Harding.
J . E . Kertaon.
an d cast h is ballot
A matt w ho
in
gram
m
ar,
illustrating
each
bv
an
ex-
years
or
p
1
c*>urch
for
fifty
land
visiting
them
Saturday
^
W ASHINGTON.
F. H. Coffin.
J . S. Jackson.
Geo. Pasley. w ill not e x e rc is e th is rig h t is u n ­
S. T U A L A T I N .
w o rth y o f it.
De Witt's Sarsaparilla cleanses the
5 v/i wnat aocs syntax treat?
D. Savage
Herman Collier,
blood, increases the appetite and tones do you mean by an idiom ?
M OUNTAIN.
It has benefitted manv
n°w.
In v o tin g be su re not to m ake up the system.
6 Give three rule, for use of capitals C U y rkV
orug' Trial
¿ ' L T Bottles free at J c ,in lily from piles for twenty !
Thos. Meacham.
Arthur Bacon.
people who nave suffered from blood dis­ Define ortbograp ly, etymology.
ftvmoiiwv «„,) ,
* -------' cnre<l •" « short time by a r t !
a n y o th e r m a rk s on the b allo t than
RKKDVILLK.
order». It will heln k > u J . C. Clark, prosody.
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" ’itch Hazel Salve, an absoW*
Geo. Thing Sr.
John Rorwick. the cro sse s b etw een the n u m ber druggist.
Hipans Tabules: at druggists
»H »kin diseases. More o fh”
7 Give some nouns having no singular
Rlpans Tabulea cure liver troubles | Jio" >» « « d than all otheia
J* C. Clark, druggist.
.r ,
.
. _ .
The w ise and efficient m an age
m ent o f the c o u n ty affairs d u rin g
the past tw o y e a rs w ill lead e v e r y
one w h o w an ts a con tin u an ce o f
the present econom ical and honest
,
...
g o v ern m en t to vo te the repu blican
tick et.
T h e low t a x le v y an d the
p arty s record is a better g u aran te e
p m , i>o Not
than m illio n s o f prom ises such as
Pills do not cure Constipation. They
the opposition can didates are so on'.v aggravate. K arl's Clovei Root Tea
la v is h ly m a k in g . T h e rep u b lican K' ves Perfect " 8 ularitv of the bowels,
a tC la rk ’* drugstore.
party has been tried an d found I F ° r
true. Y o u w ill not vote am iss if
^
o f „ „ Q yy Hinps
li
:i
0 j usi ■
A LL PRESCRIPTIONS AT HALF PRICE.
STATIONERY AND EVERYTHING E LSE
PROPORTION.
For State Senator,
SAML’ E I. H UGH ES.
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