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CONSOLIDATED JUNE 4, 1896.
d ir e c t o r y .
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County Hatchet
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FOREST G KO VE, OREGON, TH U R SD AY, JULY 30 , 18ÍH5.
I . O . <>. F .
F O R E S T G R O V E -W ashin gton lo d g e N o. ¿8 I
m eets in its h a ll ev e ry M onday ev en in g . *
HOLMES,
M ER CHAN T
TAILOR.
LARGEST I * CIR ­
CU L A T IO N OF
T H E COUNTRY
N E W SP AP E It8
OF T H E W I L L ­
AMETTE V A L -
I il^ V .
.
•
•
•
.
V o l. I l, No. 17, V ol. V i l i , No. 2 «
The fainiiaitfii Opens.
lias been g iv e n , w e feel certain th a t e v e ry
E L E C T IO N C O N T E ST .
p a trio tic re p u b lica n , u n sw erved b y dem -
F O R E S T G R O V K . F orest R eb ek ah lo d ge No
a g o g ic ap p eals to se ction alism o r class M r. V a m le r b u r ff W a n t s t o be C o n ­
state o f O K EGOS.
th lr 'Y w * !" 0,1,1 F ellow * h all .m th e first and
gressman.
th ird \\ ednesday o f each m outh.
p reju d ice , and not fo rg e ttin g th e real
W m . 1*. Lord
cause o f the d istress he has suffered sin ce
T h e d efeated p o p u list ca n d id ate fo r
H ^BO R O
M ontezum a lo d ge No. so m eets
H arriso n K. K in c a id
I of SUte
in
its
h
a
ll
o
n
e
v
e
r
y
W
edn
esday
even
in
g.
P h illip M etsch am
th e d efeat o f th e rep u b lican p a rty in co n gre ss in the first con gression al d is ­
........... Ci. M. Irw in
Pfui,lie liu lru c lio u
-W ashington en cam p m en t No
1892, w ill l.ot o n ly d ecid e th a t d u ty to trict, W . S . V a n d erb u rg , th ro u gh h is a t­
W. II. Leed s
■ frinttr
im tT T 1 .!",
V “ ays Fe,llo
w* m
haU
0,1 th e second and
Chus. 1 \. W o lv erto n fo
lo urth
uesd
o f each
onth.
his co u n try and h is sta te and h im se lf d e­ torn eys, H . C . W atson and E . H . D * l-
R.
S.
Mean
ImtCourt '
F. A . M oore
H ILLSB O R O . H illsboro R eb ek ah lo d g e No
m an ds th a t he v o te for W illia m M c K in ­ ry tu p le , o f A lb a n y , served on T h om a*
............. T . A . M cB rid e evening8 " ° dd F ello w s h a ,‘ ev e ry S aturd ay SUITS MADE TO ORDER
, Fifth Hist riit
le y , bu t th at he do all in his p ow er to in ­ H. T o n g u e last n ig h t n o tice o f a co n te st
................. T . J. C leeto u
Fifth Uistrict
John II M itc h ell
d u ce oth ers to v o te w ith him .
o f h is e le ctio n to th e 55th con gress.
T IG A R I) VI L L H.— C h arity L o d g e No. 75 m eets
..........
G
e
o
W
M
cB
ride
Cleaning and Repairing
_ ' Ì:
in its Hall on th e first and th ird S atu rd ays in
.G e o . W . Patterso n eacn
F ir m ly re ly in g upon the in te llig e n ce , T h e n o tice c o v e rs th e e le ctio n retu rn s
■ Stste senator
m outh.
Neatly Done.
th e com m on sen se, th e p a trio tism and ; in th e variou s co u n ties o f th e first d is­
G A S T - O .r N , W apato lo d ge No. 40 m eets in its
j,,,..
ti on
th e e : first, th ird and fifth S atu rd ays in
h ia all
on th
th e lo v a ly to th e ir p a rty o f th e re p u b li­ trict p re tty th o ro u g h ly , a n d it is p a rti-
AS¡IINCÍTOX C O U N T Y .
each m onth.
ca n s o f O regon w e en ter upon this i c u la rly n o tice a b le t h a t th e retu rn s in
K. OF P.
......... B. P. C o rn e liu s
ca m p a ig n w ith fu ll con fid en ce in you r those c o u u tie s in w h ich M r. T o n g u e h ad
$
. D. B. R eason er
FO R EST GROVE.
D elphos lo d ge No. 30
earnest and zealou s co-operation .
Ljigioners j
a p lu ra lity are asked to be th row n out,
T G T od d m eets in M ason ic h all ev ery Saturd ay even in g.
............. J. A . Im b rie
R e sp ectfu lly,
w h ereas, in th e co u n ties w h ere th e re-
Ph ocn i* lo**RC No. 34*in eetsiii
.. W . I). B radford
. K. L. M cC o rm ick M asonic h all ev e ry M onday even in g.
Chas. H. C a re y ,
| turns w h efe fa vo rab le to M r. V an d er-
A. B .C a d y . C O R N E L IU S . Sim on ides lo d ge No. 34 m eets
Claud G a tch ,
I burg, o n ly a recou n t is asked . I t is
.G e o r g e II. W ilco x tn|its castle h a ll ev ery Saturd ay even in g.
L. A. M cN a ra ,
..............A u stin C ra ig
1 Superintendent.
I h a rd ly p rob ab le th a t th e con test w ill
G len co e lo d ge No. 22 m eets in
.1. K. W ilk i -
J. A. W ilso n .
in its castle h a ll on ev ery a ltern a te.S atu rd ay .
............... C. L. L a rg e
seat M r. V a n d erb u rg in con gress, bu t it
W . II. M oore,
H. M. C a k e,
w ill e n a b le him to g o to W ash in g to n
I t . 8.
M. A . M o o d y,
F O R E S T G R O V E . — D elp h a tem p le. No. 7
at th e exp en se o f th e go v e rn m e n t, as
CIT C ourt T h ird M o n d a y in M arch and m eets in M asonic h a ll on th e second and fourth
E x e c u tiv e C o m m itte e R ep u b lica n Leagu e ! con gress is presum ed to p a y a ll exp en ses
W edn esday o f each m onth.
■ ami fourth M onday in N o vem b er.
o f O regon .
in co n te sts b rou gh t b efore it.
X v t y C ourt — First M o n d a y in each m o n th .
H ILLSB O R O . -P h o e n ic ia tem p le m eets in Ma­
AN
D
H a rry L . W ells, S ecretary.
son ic h a ll
Mr. T o n g u e , in h is an sw er, w ill p rob-
. mission urn»’ C o u r t - F ir s t
W ed n esd ay
A . O . U. W .
ifirst Monday in each m o n th ,
j a b ly n ot d en y th at th ere sh ou ld be a re-
Weekly
Crop
lliil
let
in.
F O R E S T G R O V E - -Forest G ro v e lo d g e No. j
' cou n t o f th e b allo ts in C la ck a m a s , L in n
60 m eets iti Odd F ello w s h all on ev e ry T u esd a y
C ro p s— T h e b a y h arv e st is p r a c tic a lly
PR IV A TE ROOMS FOR L A D IE S
| and J a ck so n cou n ties. T h e fo llo w in g is
[y
P O K K S T « R O V E . even in g.
o v er and corresp on d en ts, q u ite g e n e ra lly ,
F O R E S T G R O V E — D eg ree o f H onor lo d g e !
a co p y o f th e p rin cip a l a lle g a tio n s in th e
O pen D a y am i N ig h t
m eets in Odd F ello w s h all th e second T u esd ay
report th e cro p above th e a ve ra g e .
H on. S. H u g h es. o f each m onth.
j n o tice o f contest:
To
the
Republicans
o
f
Oregon:
282 and 282 1-2 Morrison S t.
T h is con d ition is d ue to th e M ay and
| c ilmen . To se rv e o n e y e a r. A . T . K n o x ,
T h a t a t th e e lection h e ld June I last,
H IL L S B O R O .— H illsb oro lo d g e No. 61 m eets
T h e E x e c u tiv e co m m itte e o f th e R e ­ e a r ly June rain s. T h e h a y w as cu t and
in its h a ll on th e first and th ird F rid a ys in eacli P o r t l a n d ,
-
-
O re g o n .
James Buxton, C. L- L a rg e .
V a n d e rb u rg received a p lu ra lity o f a ll
m onth.
sta
ck
e
d
or
put
in
to
barns
w
ith
o
u
t
one
p
u
b
lica
n
L
ea
gu
e
o
f
O
regon
h
as
en
tered
Bo serve two yea rs, T . C. M c N a m c r, H ugh
votes cast, bu t th a t th e co n tro l o f th e
S H E R W O O D .—Sherw ood lo d ge No. 20 m eets
Smith, D. C. S te w a rt, P re s id e n t.
Administrator’s Sale of Real Estati*. upon a ca m p a ig n , to ca rry th e sta te of d rop o f rain fa llin g on a n y o f it.
in its h all ev ery T h u rsd a y even in g.
election m ach in ery w as in th e h an d s o f
O regon for M c K in le y and H o b art in N o ­
F a ll-w h e a t h a rv e st is w ell u n der w ay and
,R
.................................. A aro n W ells.
N o tice is h e re b y R iven th at b y v irtu e o f a n o r ­
T IG A R D V I L L K .— T ig a rd v ille lo d ge m eets in
T o n g u e ’s frien d s and p a tro n s in e v e ry
PI
J C. O fM T . its h all on th e secon d and fourth Saturd ays in d er and d ecree o f th e C o u n ty C ou rt o f W a s h in g ­ v em b e r, and in th is e ffo rt it a sks th e in se ctio n s th re sh in g h as com m en ced .
v o tin g p la ce in th e d is tric t, and so m a n ­
ton co u n ty , O regon , m ad e and en tere d on J u ly
.................................... T . J. H arris each m onth.
e v e ry re p u b lica n , T h e y ie ld h as n ot been to th e ave ra ge ,
6, 1896, a u th o riz in g an d d ire c tin g th e a d m in is ­ h e arty su ppo rt o f
ip u la te d as to giv e T o n g u e an a p p a ren t
T U A L A T IN . - T u a la t in lo d ge m eets in its trato r o f th e estate o f W illia m R. C a rp e n te r,
Committees o f City C o u u rll.
th
o
u
g
h
y
ie
ld
s
o
f
30
bu
shels
an
d
m
ore
w
h
eth
e
r
a
m
em
b
er
o
f
a
lea
gu
e
clu
b
or
h a ll on th e second and fourth S atu rd ays in each deceased, to sell at p riv a te s a le th e rea l e s ta te
p lu ra lity , in order to e n a b le h im to o b ­
a«.—C o an cilm en S te w a rt. L a rg e and m onth.
b e lo n g in g to th e e sta te o f d eced en t.
are reported from m a n y cou n ties. T h e |
not.
tain th e ce rtifica te o f e le ctio n .
N ow , th erefo r, n o tice is h e re b y g iv e n th at
K . O . T . M.
I f y o u are a m em b er o f a rep u b lican gra in is q u ite p lu m p an d w ill g e n e ra lly
from an d a fte r th e 8th d a y o f A u g u st, 1896, th e
In C o os cou n ty, C o a le d o p re cin ct, 150
f and Accounts. C o u n c ilm e n M cN a m er,
F O R E S T G R O V E .—F orest G ro v e ten t No. 21 u n d e rsig n e d , a d m in istra to r o f t h e a b o v e n am ed
, ,
i
u t n o s t t o m a k e i t a v i v o r - g ra d e as No. 1 w h ea t; in se ctio n s th e
m eets in M asonic h all on th e second and fourth estate, w ill p roceed to s ell th e real estate h e re - i c m o ' u o -v o u r lu I n o s t 10 m J k e u d v i g o r
Ionaud Smith,
votes w e re cast, 120 v o tin g not l>eing
T
u
esd
a
ys
in
each
m
outh.
b
erry
is
so
m
e
w
h
a
t
sh
ru
n
ken
,
d
ue
to
th
e
-C
o
u
n
c
ilm
e
n
S
m
ith
,
ous an d a ctiv e one.
fa b and Public Property.
e n title d to vote; th a t tw o o f th e ju d g e s
tate b ein g p a rtic u la rly
fy d escrib ed a s fo llo w s , to
H ILLSB O R O . Viola ten t No. 18 m eets in Odd w it:
► and Stewart.
h ot, d ry w e a th e r. B a rle y and o a ts are
I f it lia s becom e d orm a n t, re v ive it.
w ere n ot ab le to re a d o r w rite th e E n ­
taeui Water. —C o u n c ilm e n B u x to n , S m ith F ello w s h all on th e second and fourth T h u rs ­
L y in g an d b e in g in th e c ity o f F o rest G ro v e,
In
sist
upon
h
a
v
in
g
freq
u
en
t
m
eetin
gs,
1
also
b
e
in
g
h
a
rv
e
ste
d
,
and
th
e
y
are
about
d a ys in each m onth
W a sh in g to n cou n ty. O regon , an d p a r tic u la r ly
g lis h la n gu a ge ; th a t no o a th w as ta k e n
McNamer.
d
escrib
ed
a
s
fo
llo
w
s,
to-w
it:
T
h
e
w
est
q
u
a
rte
r
and
h
av
e
th
em
add
ressed
b
y
speakers,
an
average;
th
e
g
ra
in
,
w
h
eat
a
n
d
oats,
P . O F H.
\iik ami Police.— C o u n c ilm e n L a rg e , S te w a rt
by th e m em bers o f th e e le ctio n b oard un­
o f lo t o n e (1) in b lo c k e ig h t (8), as m a rk ed and
H illsb oro G ran g e m eets in its h a ll on th e sec­ recorded on th e d u ly recorded p la t o f said c ity b oth lo ca l and th ose b ro u g h t from a d is ­ < sow n a fte r M a y 1, is v ery p oor and som e
■Knox
til a fte r th e v o tes h ad been co u n ted , and
ond and fourth S atu rd ays in each m onth a t 12111. o f F o rest G ro v e.
\p a m lMeans. C o u n c ilm en M cN a m er. B ux-
S p e a k e rs w ill be sen t out b y th e o f it w ill not m a k e go o d lia y; th a t sown
T e rm s o f sale: C ash in hand, c o n v e y a n c e to tan ce.
th a t th e m em b ers o f th e board becam e
G. A . K.
nd Smith.
be at th e e x p e n se o f th e p u rch a ser.
leagu e, w h o w ill g o from clu b to clu b .
a fter June 10 w ill n ot be fit to cu t. T h e
in to x ic a te d d u rin g th e d a y , an d th e ir
itinr.—C ouncilm en S te w a rt. M c N a m er and
F orest G rov e. -J a m e s B. M atth ew s Post, No.
D ated a t H illsb oro , O regon , th is J u ly 7, 1896.
;
season
is
now’
so
far
a
d
v
an
ce
d
th
a
t
even
S
ee
th
a
t
you
r
clu
b
is
p
rep
ared
for
such
John L . L a u g h lin .
6, m eets in M asonic h all on th e first an d th ird
p laces w-ere filled b y volu n teers; th at
A d m in istra to r o f th e E sta te o f W illia m R. C a r­
W edn esdays in each m onth.
sh ou ld rain fa ll th e crops w ou ld be but
m eetin gs.
p en ter, deceased.
14-18
m a n y o f th e votes w ere read for T o n g u e
W..R. C.
A tte n d th e m ee tin gs y o u rs e lf and in- j little , i f a n y, b en efited . G ra in th a t w as
w hen th e y w ere cast fo r V an d erb u rg.
leLeabo
F ire W a rd en
F orest G ro v e .—Jam es B. M atthew s R elief
duce
yo
u
r
n
eigh
b
ors
to
a
tten
d
th
em
also.
j
p
ro
p
e
rly
sow
n
b
efore
Ja
n
u
a
ry
1,
is
m
ak-
TDolstrom.
J u s tic e o f th e Peace C orps m eets altern a te T h u rsd a ys in Odd F e l­
In C u rry co u n ty , G o ld B each p recin ct,
lo w s h a ll.
E
n
d
e
a
v
o
r
to
h
a
v
e
th
e
clu
b
s
in
yo
u
r
i»
g
v
ery
good
y
ie
ld
s.
T
h
e
re
h
a
v
e
been
j
,n
C cm s ta b le
d u rin g th e v o tin g th e b a llo t b o x w as pried
I. O . G . T .
Stenographer and T y p e w r i t e r co u n ty u n ite in a co u n ty le a gu e, so th a t j years w h en su ch gra in lias m ad e h eav ier
Id Smith i
,
, , •
open w ith a k n ife an d V a n d erb u rg
i V(i,
t .............................. S c h o o l D irectors
F orest G rov e. -F o re st G ro v e lo d g e No. n
sp ea k ers sen t to yo u r cou n ty m ay be j yie ld s; th a t sow n a fter Ja n u a ry 1 is not
m eets in its h a ll.e v e ry S atu rd ay ev en in g .
I t - Smith.)
votes tak e n th erefrom a n d oth ers su b sti­
G e n era l T y p e w ritin g , L aw
m an aged in a p ra ctica l w a y and a ll m a t­ so good , and th a t .-ow n a fter M av
a y 1 is
tStewart
•
Sch ool C le rk
H illsb oro .— H illsb oro lo d ge m eets in its h a ll
tuted; th a t tw o o f th e ju d g e s w ere absen t
W o rk , C o p y in g , C o rrespon d ­
(.Thomas, A .l l................. P r in c ip a l o f S ch o o l ev e ry S atu rd ay. J u v en ile T em p le, S un days,
ters o f th e ca m p a ig n receiv e p roper a t­ n ot w orth m u ch for a n y th in g . G ood
d u rin g a part o f th e d a y , and b y reason
ence, e tc., d on e q u ic k ly and
3 P m.
ten tio n .
fa rm in g w ill p ro d u ce good crops, even
o f th e frauds and irreg u la ritie s p erp et­
n e a tly a n d at a m oderate
W. OF TH K W .
I f yo u do n ot b e lo n g to a clu b , jo in j un der
such
p h e n o m e n a lly
adverse
Church « ¡ r e c t o r y .
F orest G ro v e C am p No. 98, m eets in Odd F e l­
rated , a ll votes in said p re cin ct sh ou ld
p r i c e ........................................
w
e
a
th
e
r
co
n
d
itio
n
s
as
h
av
e
p
rev
ailed
|
one.
lo w s h all th e first and th ird S a tu rd a y in each
be th row n out; tlpit in M oun tain p recin ct,
m on th .
C O N G R E G A TIO N A L C H U R C H .
A t H a t c h e t O f f ic e
- F o rest G ro v e
I f th ere is no clu b in y o u r p recin ct, or- th is past season , bu t poor fa rm in g , un der
11, and in C h e tco p re cin ct, tw o resid en ts
A. R o g e r s , P a s t o r .
ga n ize one, even i f y o u can g e t b u t ten v e r y fa vo rab le con d ition s, seld om pays.
o f C a lifo rn ia voted for T o n gu e.
rices every S u n d a y a t 11 a. m . an d 8 p . m . ,
m
em
bers.
T
h
e
se
cre
ta
ry
w
ill
sen
d
you
P
e
a
ch
e
s
are
rip
en
in
g.
T
h
e
w
eath
er
ty school after m o rn in g service,
In P o lk cou n ty, a re co u n t is d em a n d ed ,
al m eetings ev e ry T h u r s d a y e v e n in g at
b la n k s for th is purpose upon a p p lica tio n . co n d itio n s in th e b loom in g p e iio d w ere
and it is a lleged th a t T o n g u e ’s plurality-
King people’s m e e tin g o n e h o u r b e fo re Sun-
T h e situ a tio n at th e p resen t tim e is so ad verse th a t th e peach cro p w ill be |
w ill be cu t dow n to 30, and th at In d ia n s
*— ng service.
p ecu lia r, and ca lls for p a trio tic and m a te ria lly b elow th e average; in p la ces
rs are a lw a y s c o r d ia lly w elco m ed .
w ere in d u ced b y b rib e ry to vote for
th o u g h tfu l a ctio n .
T h ro u g h four years th ere w ill be few peaches, in oth ers a |
|METHODIST E P IS C O P A L C H U R C H .
j Tongue.
^
v
ery
fa
ir
crop
.
E
a
r
ly
apples
are
rip
en
­
o f m ise ry and gloo m , th e re p u b lica n s o f
R k v . I). A . W a t t e r s , P a s t o r .
In D o u glas co u n ty. G a rd in e r p re c in c t,
O regon h a v e w aited for th e tim e to com e in g . T h e a p p le cro p w ill n o t be an
:ices every S u n d a y a t 11 a. tn. a n d 8:30p. m.
All kinds o f Groceries, Glassware and Stone­
th e e le ctio n board b rib e d voters w ith
Hay school at 12.15 p. tn. J u n io r le a g u e e v e ry
I w hen th e y m ig h t ca st th e ir votes for a ve ra g e , th o u g h th ere w ill be n o failu re j
‘ layat 4 ]>. 111. K p w o rth le a g u e at 8:30 p. tn..
ware, Table and Pocket Cutlery, Spoons,
m on ey an d w h isk y to vote for T o n g u e.
lay. Prayer m e e tin g 7:30 p . m ., T h u rs d a y .
! W illia m M c K in le y a n d th e p ro te ctio n ol and sh ou ld a ll a p p les be w’e ll ta k e n care I
Brooms, Mop*Sticks, Butter Moulds, Ladles,
In S a le m , in th e fo u rth w ard, e ig h t
I O re g o n ’s in d ustries, an d y e t, now th at o f th ere w ill be an a vera ge cro p fo r the
C H R IS T IA N C H U R C H .
m en w ere in duced for $2 50 to lea ve th e
Wood
and
Willow
Ware
of
all
kinds,
Fish­
! the tim e so a rd e n tly lo n ge d for h as ar- m a rk e t. T h e prun e crop w ill n ot be an
I
ir servi
t v e n S u n d a y at 11 . m . and
ste am b o at J lo a g and vote for T o n g u e .
A aro n
Ip. m. Sunday sch o o l a t 10 a.
ing Tackle avid all kinds of Seeds.
! riv e d , a new issu e h as been raised to a ve ra g e one; som e v arie tie s w ill yie ld
■ *■ s. supt. l’ra v er m e e tin g mm
T h ...
u r s d a y even -
In W a s h in g to n c o u n ty 13 pau pers are
la t 7.30 p. in. Sr. Y . P. S. C . K . S u n d a y even -
turn th em aside from th e ir rig h teo u s and v e r y w ell w h ile o th ers w’ill be a lm o st a
a lle g e d to h ave vo ted fo r T o n g u e , seven
In t>30 l>. m. Jr. V. F. S. C. K. S u n d a y
I p a trio tic purpose. L e t e ve ry rep u b lica n failu re. T h e p e a r crop w ill be a fa irly
Vioon at 4 p. in. S y lv ia E d w a rd s, p resid en t,
o f th ese not b e in g c itiz e n s o f th e sta te,
[public are c o r d ia lly in v ite d to a ll th e s e
I w h o rem em b ers th e p ro sp e rity o f th e good one. T h e b e rty cro p is, and has
j co u n try u n der re p u b lica n a d m in istra tio n been, v ery fair, th o u g h th e d ry period and in co u n tin g th e b a llo ts, V an d erb u rg
lost 57 votes.
and th e p ro sp e rity o f O regon u n der th e h as cu t th e e x p e c te d y ie ld m a te ria lly .
In L in co ln co u n ty 65 o f th e 150 In d ian s
post Oflici* o f F o r e s t « r o v e .
ta riff w h ic h bore th e n am e o f th e sta te s­ A s a w h o le th e fru it crop w ill n ot be an
w h o v o ted th o u g h t t h e y w ere v o tin g for
J. W H E E L O C K M A R S H . P. M.
m an w h o is now th e re p u b lica n n om in ee a ve ra g e one fo r O regon , th o u g h as co m ­
V a n d e rg u rg , bu t wrere m a n ip u la ted so as
I ARRIVAL A ND D E P A R T U R E OK M A I L S .
SELLS O N LY TH E BEST OF
for th e p resid e n cy , an d w h o saw th is pared w ith e astern fru it y ie ld s it w ill be
to v o te as a u nit for T o n g u e .
band from Portlan d a n d a ll p o in ts E ast: De-
p ro sp e rity strick e n d ow n as w ith a plagu e a go o d one. A cle a re r e x p la n a tio n o f
»6:30 a. m. and 4:20 p. m . A r r iv e s 9:40 a. m . ;
In C la ck a m a s co u n ty 40 votes fo r V a n ­
I640 p. in.
in 1892, b y th e d efeat o f th e re p u b lica n th is p o in t is as follow s: S o m e tw o years
d erb u rg w ere throw n ou t as d e ficie n t, an d
f Corvallis, and p o in ts S o u th : D e p a rts 8:35
n
om
in
ee
at
th
e
polls,
ta
k
e
sob
er
th
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g
h
t
a
go
th
e
D
ire
cto
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m
ade
a
tr
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to
th
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Arrives 5:05 p. m.
it is a lle g e d th a t a re co u n t w ill in crease
o f th e situ atio n , and d ete rm in e solem n ly co u n try and in a c h e rry o rch a rd found
^Greenville, M an n in g, B u x to n an d V ern o n ia:
V a n d e r b u r g ’s vote 95.
jv e sn a. m. D e p a rts 1 p. m .
in h is ow n m in d , w h eth e r it is n ot his on on e tree th re e m en b u sily e n gag ed
kies Creek: A rriv e s 11:30. D e p a rts 1:30
A recou n t o f B e n to n , it is cla im e d , w ill
im p e ra tiv e and p a trio tic d u ty to vote for p ic k in g ch erries; th e question w as asked,
The Country affords, in Great th e m an an d th e p a rty w hose nam es are “ I th o u g h t y o u r c h e rry cro p w as a in crea se V a n d e r b u r g ’s v o te .120, w h ile
95 v o tes from sm all erro rs w ere lo st in
FOREST G R O V E F I R E D E P A R T M E N T .
sy n o n y m s o f p ro sp e rity for O regon and fa ilu re and see you h av e th re e p ick e rs on
kkMS:— G e n e r a l A l a r m — R ap id ta p p in g ............................................ Variety and at Moderate Prices
Lane.
a
on e tree, h ow is th is?” T h e re p ly was
for th e e n tire co u n try.
pe bell. The lo catio n o f th e fire w illb e indi-
In Ja ck so n co u n ty an error o f 80 v o tes
i by the num ber o f fu ll ta p s g iv e n b etw een
B e h in d M r. M c K in le y are th e th rift, “ I u su a lly h a v e s ix m en on a tre e , p ic k ­
Bgeneral alarm s -c o r r e s p o n d in g to th e num -
is cla im e d , and 63 in Josep hin e.
lot wards w hose lim its a re g iv e n b elo w .
‘ th e p ro vid en ce, th e in d u stry, th e b u si­ in g for th e m a rk e t, for w ish in g to p ick
In Y a m h ill loo In d ia n s w ere in d uced
Ml for d rill—T h re e tap s, p a u se, th re e taps,
ness, th e in te llig e n c e an d th e h on or o f and m a rk e t as q u ic k ly as p o ssib le I
P*. three taps.
b y b rib e ry and fraud to v o te for Tougw e.
for m eeting F iv e tap s.
th e co u n try . B eh in d M r. B ryan are the h av e th re e m en w h o can p ic k th e ch erries
e
W A R D L IM IT S .
Kinds of Dressed Poultry, Fat Hogs, d isco n ten t, th e u n th rift, th e im p ro v i­ th is year, th ere are so few ch e rrie s on In W illa m in , a , p re c in , c t, . an d . a ll . th
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All
pst ward— N orth o f P a c ific a v e n u e a n d east
d en ce, th e ig n o ra n ce , th e p a tern alism , th e tre e .” T h e tree w as fa irly w ell filled co u n ty- V a n d erb u rg lo st 70 v o t e , .n th e
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Pants to Order,
0.00
SPECIAL.
Main Street - - Hillsboro.
JUSTON’S
JAVA COFFEE HOUSE
RESTAURANT
or
T h e R e p u b lica n L e a g u e o f O regon h as
en tered upon a ca m p a ig n o f ed u cation
upon th e p rin cip le s o f th e S t. L o u is p la t­
form , e m b ra cin g l oth th e fin a n cial qu es­
tion an d th e p rin cip le o f p rotection , so
cfear to th e h earts o f O rego n repu b lican s.
In a few d ays h ead qu arters w ill be opened
and sy ste m a tic w ork com m en ced. A l­
re a d y co n sid erab le sou n d m on ey and
j ta r iff lite ra tu re h as b een sen t in to O re­
go n th ro u g h its m eans, b u t b etw een now
and ele ctio n tim e g re a t q u a n titie s o f it
w ill be m ailed to voters. T h e e x e cu tiv e
co m m itte e o f the lea gu e h as issued an
add ress to th e re p u b lica n s o f th e sta te,
a sk in g for th e ir a c tiv e assistan ce in p rac­
tica l ca m p a ig n w ork , e sp e c ia lly in th e
m atte r o f clu b w ork . T h e y a p p eal p a r­
tic u la r ly to rep u b lica n s w h o feel an in ­
c lin a tio n to b reak o v er p a rty lin es and
join th e free silv e r m o ve m e n t, to stop
and con sid er w ell how th e su ccess o f th at
m o ve m e n t w ou ld a ffect th em as re p u b li­
ca n s an d th e p rin cip le s w h ich th e y h av e
a lw a y s h eld to be o f su prem e im portance.
I t is an a p p eal to re p u b lica n s to stop and
th in k , to refrain from th ro w in g aw ay
th eir rep u b lica n b irth rig h t for a m ess o f
e x tre m e ly d ou b tfu l p o tta g e . F o llo w in g
is th e address:
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Miss Annie Pomeroy,
A First Class Grocery Store
. . . . IS GREER THE GROCER'S
Tea and Coffee a Specialty
McNAMKR'S MEAT MARKET
Meats, Sausages,
Fish and Poultry
A General Shipping Business,
Wholesale and Retail,
pUege Wav.
p n d ward N orth o f P a cific a v e n u e and
keen College W ay a n d B s treet,
p td w a rd - N a y lo r ’s ad d itio n .
P*Tth w ard— B etw een P a cific a v e n u e and
|Jd avenue s o u th .
"nil ward -B e tw e e n S eco n d a v e n u e a n d S outh
k addition.
pth ward—South P a rk ad d itio n .
[ a s h i n g t o n c o u n t y p o s t o f f i c e s .
B ea verto n
•urn*
B u x to n
C o rn e liu s
f t Mills
C e n te r v ille
F ir
re
D ille ?
G le n c o e
p t Grove
F a rm in g to n
G len w o o d
Home
G r e e n v ille
H illsb o ro
p Creek
G aston
Itoti
M id d leton
L a u rel
P
ro g re ss
p in *
M o u n ta in d a le
S h erw o o d
nh
R eed v ille
T u a la tin
P ;',F e r r y
B lo o m in g
Lenox
p dville
T h a tc h e r
h*ar,l
P h illip s
C iv ic S o c ie tie s *
Spring Lambs and Veal Calves.
BUYER AND SELLER
TELEPHONE, gtrkft.M
f t S W ».
FOREST CROVE.
THE old w il t b o u t m i l l
GALES CREEK.
All Grades of
Rough and Dressed Lunilier.
Kiln Dried Lumber a Specialty.
A. F. AND A. M.
PfcF.ST G R O V E — H o lb ro o k L odge. No. 30,
[¡■ •■ its haft th e T h u r s d a y b e fo re th e fu ll
*■ 10 each m o n th .
JIL s b o r o - T u a l l t y lo d g e . N o. 6. m eets in
y . l the Saturd ay on or b e fo re th e fu ll m oon
L ow P rice *.
P r o m p t D elivery,
E x c elle n t Q u ality.
CHAS. HIATT. Proprietor.
* h m onth..
AVR r t o n
B e a v e rto n lo d g e N o . ioo m eets
£?®ge hall on th e first T u e s d a y in each
[ILLS Bo g o
O. E . 8.
T u a la tin C h a p te r m eets in Ma-
^hall on the secon d an d fo u ith T u e s d a y s in
»»outh
¡>*EST G R O V E . — F o re s t C h a p te r
U
H J » M asonic h a ll on t h e first an d th ird
J* each m o n th .
Hatchet and Weekly Oregonian $2 a Year.
socialism , th e a n a rch ism a n d th e d ish o n ­ b ut w as not p ro p p e d and g u y e d up as is
e sty o f th e co u n try . T h a t th ere are so o fte n done to p rev e n t th e lim b s front
C o m p a re d to E astern fruit
m an y h on est and earn est, th o u g h m is- b re a k in g .
ld s th ere is a v e r y good fru it crop in
taken- men who favor the independent y g ie
e n e ral; co m p ared w ith th e usual Ore-
free c o in a g e o f s ilv e r, can n ot be d en ied ,
bu t th e e lem en ts n am ed are th e con trol- 1 ROn fru it y ie ld s th ere is a p o o r crop , anti
lin g on es in th e presen t silv e r m ovem en t, in th ose e x c e p tio n a l p laces w h ich are
C a n a n y rep u b lican , w h e th e r he he a a lw a y s foun d, th e fruit y ie ld is poor,
vetera n gro w n g ra y in th e p a rty serv ice
H op s are in burr. T h e re is n ot m uch
or a n e w recru it m a rc h in g to h is first \ a tte n tio n p a id to h op ya rd s th is year,
b a ttle , co n te m p la te th e a sce n d e n cy o f an d u n less th ere is an a d v a n ce in prices
th ese e le m e n ts in th e g o v e rn m e n t o f th e j m a n y w ill n o t p ic k from th e ir yards,
co u n try w ith o th e r th an th e m ost d ire fu l
Corn is g ro w in g v e r y w ell a n d is now
foreb od in gs? C a n a n y re p u b lica n find in tassel. T h e w arm w e a th e r w as v e r y
in a triu m p h a t th e p o lls o f a n y id eas h e j fa v o ra b le to its g ro w th ; it w o u ld be bene-
m ay h ap p e n , fo r th e tim e b e in g , to h o ld | fitetl b y ra in . G a rd en s are g r e a tly in
in co m m o n w ith M r. B ry a n , a n y th in g n eed o f rain ; o n io n s are d o in g fa irly w ell;
w h a te v e r to co m p e n sate h im for h e lp in g m elo n s are g ro w in g and w ill m ak e a
to e le v a te th ese e le m e n ts in to p ow er in good crop; e a r ly p la n ted p o ta to e s are in
th e U n ite d S tate s, p o stp o n in g or d efeat- good co n d itio n , w h ile thoae aown late
in g u tte r ly th e p ro te ctio n to A m e ric a n
la b orers an d prod u cers, and for a n o th e r
four y e a rs at leaat k e e p in g th e go v e rn -
m en t o u t o f th e h an d s o f th e o n ly p a r ty
th ro u gh w h ose m an a g em e n t th e co u n try
h as fou n d p ro sp e rity?
T h e se are m atters w h ich sh ou ld re ce iv e
sob er and th o u g h tfu l co n sid eratio n from
e v e ry re p u b lica n o f O re g o n . W h e n th is
w ill m ak e a sm a ll cro p . V in e y a rd s are
v ery p re m isin g an d unless s o m e th in g un
forseen sh ou ld o ccu r th e y ie ld o f grap es
w ill be good .
T h e re are no con d ition s p resen t tod ay
w h ich in d ica te rain o r a n y m aterial
ch a n g e s from th e cu rren t w e a th e r con-
| d itio n s.
W a rm e r w e ath e r w ill m ost
lik e ly p rev a il w ith in th e n e x t six d ays.
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« « • '» o f 5 1
5J VOt“
il ,a c la im e ii*
be m an e b>’ v un der
b u rg on a re co u n t.— S a tu r d a y ’s O regon-
I ian.
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ASTORIA REGATTA.
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Greatest Week of Sports Ever Held
in the Paeitte Northwest.
A sto ria w ill h o ld its th ird a n n u al re­
g a tta d a rin g th e w e e k o f A u gu st 18-aa,
| w h ich w ill in clu d e th e S ta te F irem en *,
T h e b a ttle s h ip O re g o s
| tou rn am en t.
w ill b e in th e h arb o r d u rin g th e w e e k ,
I and on e o f the fea tu res w ill be an o c e a r
race b etw een tw o o f th e fastest schooner»
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on th e P a cific coast.
A sto r ia is m a k in g
g re a t p rep aration s fo r th e e ve n t, and e *
pects to e n tertain a t leaat ao.ooo p e o p le
■ - ■ 1 1 1
W h e n w e co n sid e r t h a t th e iti t e s t ia n
are a b o u t five tim e s as lo n g as th e b od y
we can re a lize th e in te n s e su ffe rin g e s-
p erien ced w h en th e y b e co m e in flam ed
D e W it t ’s C o lic & C h o le r a C u re su b d u e.
in fla m m atio n a t o n c e an d com pletai}
rem oves th e d iffic u lty .
J. C . C lark ,
d ru g g ist.