TH E H ATCH ET.
of all in Leavening
a few days, waiting for the new crop to
come in.
W atered at the post-office at Forest Grove, Or. as
Mr. and Mrs. Max Crandall have gone
Second-class mail matter.
to Yam hill county for a few days visit
with friends.
TKKMS TO SUBSUKIHEKS.
Postage Free.
Pastor Cline, of the M. E. church,
O n « year .........................
$ 1 5°
went to Dallas Monday, retuning Tues­
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75
Tfcree months .............................................
40
day evening.
In Advance.
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Byrne started last
Established for the dissemination o f Washing
week for an outing in the vicinity ot
to n county news, the elevation o f humanity and
Cascade Locks.
No other article of human food has ever received such emphatic
th e m oney we can make.
C. Blaser has moved his salcou into
Item s o f general interest gratefu lly received.
commendation
for
purity,
strength
and
wholesomeness,
from
E d ito r’s hobbies and opinions on this page. 411
the Wehrung building formerly occupied
the most eminent authorities, as the Royal flaking Powder.
t h e rest facts—im partial and uncolored.
by the postoffice.
E d i t o r is at h o m e 111 h is san c tu m H A TC H ] 1
his deputy before issuing a warrant, general government and avoiding Dr. Cornell, of Hillsboro, came up Sat­
urday and spent Sunday with his old
Special attention of all justices of the appearance of a cheap campaign schoolmate, Elias Underwood. — Mc­
h e talked to.
the peace is called to the following dodge.
Minnville Transcript.
U E D E V E R Y W E E K IN T H E Y E A R ON section of tile Code:
The youngest child of Mr. and Mrs. E.
T hursday
from
riiK H A T C H E T
Section 2 1 7 2 — The justice may,
The
The election of Hon. H. B . Mil- C. Hughes died Sunday morning, t’as-
P R I N T E R Y.
in his discretion, require the private ler to the presidency of the State tor Hughes, of the C o n g r e g a t io n a l
prosecutor
in a criminal action to Agricultural college at Corvallis church, conducted funeral services at the
If you tail to receive your paper it will
.
.
, house, Monday afternoon, after which
be m favor if you will notify us at once. give security for costs and disburse- "
rnent, before filing or receiving the waS a wlse actlon on tbe Part ° the remains were taken to Forest Grove
bright prom-
for interment.
A U S T IN C R A IG ___EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. complaint therein, in the amount the regents and gives
Highest
Power.— Latest U. S. Gov’t Report.
What is
Powder
ABSO LU TELY
R
EAD ABLE
E L IA B L E
ÎPU BLICA N
. . E ic h t
, . T a g e s
. W k e k i . y
The H A T C H ET has the Largest
Circulât ¡(11, o f any newspaper
in AVasliington County.
dangerous Stop it at once with Shiloh’s For sale at C lark’s drug store.
Cure. For sale at C lark’s drug store.
LOCAL.
A BLESSING OR A CURSE.
4
PU RE
authorized in civil action, and not ise for the future of that useful
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A ll Kecommeiul It.
otherwise.
institution.
The above section is a p p l i c a b l e -------------------
Ask your physician, your druggist and
your friends about Shiloh’s Cure for Con
to all misdemeanors of which the
t i , . B u t C ou gh cu re
justice has jurisdiction to try and i Is Shilo’s Cure. A neglected cough is sumption, They will recommend it.
im pose p u n ish m en t.
a
M OIXNTA IN SID E .
The
gentleman who borrowed
Castorin is I»r. Samuel P itcher’s prescription for Infan,,
and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nw
other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute
for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor on
It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is th irty years’ use bj
Millions of Mothers. Castoria Is the Children’s i’auace»
—the Mother’s Friend.
Castoria.
C asto ria.
“ C antoria isso well adapted to children that
I recommend it aa superior to any prescription
knosrn to me.”
II. A. A rcher , 31. I).,
I l l So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y .
•* The L** o f ‘ Castoria ’ is so universal and
its merits to wt U known that it scents a work
o f supererogation to endorse it. Few are the
intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
witiua easy reach.”
Car.Los Y arttn , I). D.,
New York City.
I)r.
C a s t o r ia cures Colic, Constipation,
Sour Btoinach, Diarrhapo, Eruc tation,
m ila W o r m * f i x «
sloop, a „ j
I
gestion,
W ithout injurious medication.
“ For several years I have i
your 1 Castoria,' and shall always contk
do so ns it has invariably produced b
results.”
I ' d w in F. P ardee , M. D.,
B »th Street and 7th Ave., New York a
T hk C kntaitr C om pany , 77 M u r r a y S treet , N ew Tome
During the past year ending June
W a r d ’s r o l l e r is k in d ly re q u e s te d to re ­
Preston Skeels visited the city one day
n il— ----- ea— m —
tu rn it.
30, 1896, according to the commis­ this week.
sioner of immigration, 343,267 im­ We saw Miss Hattie Skeels out riding T h e C h r is tia n c h u rc h h e ld a la r g e ly __
a t t e n d e d ic e c r e a m fe s tiv a l F r id a y e ve n -
migrants landed in this country, yesterday
while the year before but 255,336
The wheat in this vicinity is hurt some in« on I)r- Ward’» law” -
Mr. \V. B. Goodin has traded his prop-
arrived, of the whole number by the rust.
Charles Brooks is sending hay in town erty for that of Mr. l’artlow, of Hillsboro.
212,466 were men and 13 0 ,8 3 1
Mr. M. Bisbee and family started this !
women. Their home countries ever>' day how .
TH E L K A P IN G
D R U G G IS T O F WASHING]!
the
valley
to
gone
up
morning
lor a camping vacation at Soda ;
were: Austro-Hungary 65,i03;Ilaly
Mr- Hul1 bas
COUNT V, Carries the Largest Stock o f Drugs in Fa
Springs.
,0 „
,,
:
„
work in harvest.
68,080; Russia 52,189; Germany
Grove and will Meet Prices that may he made by,
„„
TT . . . . . .
,
, ,
Mrs. Harriet Hunt has been on the
A three-seated surrey with a party of
31,885; Lmted Kingdom 64,637; all sick ^ ^ lhe spring
one.
Don’t be humbugged, hut call on a Reliable 1
Hillsboro young ladies and gentlemen
other countries, 61,4 46 . During
j . d . Rowell is on the lick list. Hr. on their way to spend the day at Soda
gist o f Experience.
the year 3,035 were debarred and Bailey is attending him.
Springs, passed through town this morn­
returned.
i j oe Brigg and his mother visited at ing.
Our government is spending mil- Hermon C ollier’s last Sunday,
Mr. Haines has been corresponding
lions annually to secure general in- Mr. Ritz has gone east of the moun- with San Francisco parties with a view j
Fire at Gleuwood.
telligenee, thus insuring prosperiety tains to run an engine for a thrasher,
to securing lower insurance iates for the
The matter has now been
Thursday noon the house of Alick |
and happiness of the people and
K. E. Brooks is contemplating going Grove.
perpetuity of republican institutions [ over to the coast a8ain soon after har- brought before the Pacific Insurance | Bemire of Glenwood was burned, at din -1
Union.
ner Mr. Bemire heard the fire crackling j
yet this year over a third of a mil­
Frank Miller has gone to Hood River
A pleasant lawn festival was held by on tbe ro° f an(l at once started to check
lion have been landed here, aliens to bale hay. He expect* to return in two j the M. E . Church Wednesday evening lbe flames hut they were past control
$ 6 ,1 4 1 .7 5
by custom and language as well by weeks
on the grounds of Mr. Crosley. There though lie kept up the fight until the
__ GIVEN A W AY IN..
roof
fell
in.
Loss
was
about
$750,
in­
birth, mainly without education,
John Gibson is going to the coast soon. was a considerable attendance.
#250 worth of carpenter’s tools
55 S e p a r a t e P riz
and yet soon they will be influenc- He talks of taking Willie Wahlsehlegel ( The school apportionment from the cluding
ami $60 in money,
• . . O N E P R IZ E OF*.
ing national destiny equally with with him.
state this year will be fi.oo per capita!
• •O O
There is considerable oats on the low ! against $1.05 of last year. About 90
those born and brought up here.
Circuit Court.
, !
It is reassuring to note the number lands that won’t be cut. It is heading cents,more will be received from the
Forest Grove Door & Lumber Com-
out about a foot high.
county for each child of school age.
turned back and if careful watch is
, panv, insolvent; ordered that a
per
W. L. Skeels is in Waterville holding
Ttie NEW WEEKLY
kept immigration may again be- _ series ot meetings. Waterville
i r.-. IUI! ’ °.f thC finn of. Tlttle & Car>-' ! cent, distribution of funds be made, in-
ls in I of Tillamook, in charge of the telephone j stead of a 35 per cent., as heretofore or- ROGKy MOUNTAIN NE«
come the welcome source of healthy the Big Belld COUntry.
j system there, is in town for a few days
D e n v e r , C o lo .,
increase to our nation which it was
We understand that Mrs. Martha | vacation. He started out to make some dered.
T h e g r e a te s t b o n a fid e prize offer everai
Myrtle J. Webster vs. Will J. Webster;
l”. th e W e st o r S o u th .
j
in time past and not the menacing Skeels has gone to Felida, Wash., to sec repairs to the Wilson River line and kept decree of divorce granted.
T h e N e w s is th e re p re s e n ta tiv e paper dl
drain from foreign poorhouses and her friends who reside there.
on until he reached the Grove. The hello
W e s t —It Is s i l v e r ’ s ch am p io n ; It is the!
G. Melvin Thorn vs. Alice M. Thorn; p ie ’ s a d v o c a t e ; it le a d s in thought, a i l a f
jails which it has been of late.
j
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business is booming and the wires are decree of divorce granted.
T h e W e e k ly h a s J u s t been enlarged u ll
J. C. Clank
REPUBLICAN NOMINEES.
For President,
W m . M c K i n l e y , ok O h io .
For Vice-President,
G a r r e t t A. H o bart , of N ew J e r s e y .
For Presidential Electors from Oregon,
T . T . G e e k , o f M a r io n C o u n t y ,
S. M. Y o r a n , o f L a n e ,
E . L . S m it h , o f W a sc o ,
J. F.
C a p l f . s , o f M u l t n o m a h .
OREGON’S PRECIOUS METALS.
While gold and silver monopolize
politics, one should remember that
nature has not left Oregon destitute
of either of these precious metals,
though the yellow predominates,
and perhaps that may be given as
the reason why Oregon will cast
her vote for McKinley in Novem­
ber. In Douglas, Coos, Curry, Jose­
phine and Jackson counties, gold
have been found in the sands of al­
most all the streams, and placer
mining has been carried on for up­
wards of thirty years. Gold quartz
ledges are also being worked and
over $30,000,000 has been taken
out from Southern Oregon since the
discovery in 1851. In the moun­
tain region of Clackamas, Marion,
Linn and Lane are many good
prospects, but yet undeveloped.
Along the Molallu and Clacka­
mas rivers are lands rich in gold
and silver, but not yet worked.
The Blue Mountains region of Kast-
ero Oregon has gold placer mining
and gold and silver quartz. Nine-
tenths of Oregon’s gold is the pro­
duct of these mines.
Along the
coast are numerous points where
flour gold is found and as soon as
an inexpensive means of separat­
ing it trom the accompanying
sand -like iron pyrites is discovered
the treasury reserve cau be largely
replenished from these. Altogether
about two and a quarter millions is
annually added to the gold supply
from this state.
J. C. C L A R K , Drugd
ft Fortune In Friz«
1 0
C a ta rrh C u red .
kept hot. I f a mail route is established
Health and sweet breath secured by »long the Wilson, as everybody hopes
Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy.
Price 50 : there will be, the line will be kept open
One great factor in bringing cents. Nasal Injector free. For sale at through the winter,
back prosperiety to the Pacific coast C lark’s drug store.
The yoUngest child of Mrs. E . C.
would be the early construction of ;
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Hughes, of Hillsboro, was buried at the
the Nicaragua canal and to it the
C E D A R M IL L .
cemetery here Monday afternoon. The
Republican party stands pledged
The party at Mr. Boys’ Saturday night funeral services were held at the resi-
v
1
3
v
6
1
; dence in Hillsboro.
as well as to protection, fairness to was a 8 rand success.
Wednesday evening officers of Forest
old soldiers, true civil service reform,
Dolph Miller, of Portland, spent a few
Rebekah lodge I. O. O. F. were installed
an honorable foreign policy and,
and. tlay9 at home last week’
with friends j by Mrs- Boos. D. D. G. M.: N. G ., Miss
more’s the pity for it is the only
Geor*e Hall
Hal1 is visiti" K
Nettie Clark; V. G ., Miss Leila Dolstrum;
and relatives in this place.
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v rv r i l l v’i v r u i •>
I I N >r A L L , NO I HIM t .
tv
drawback, a single
gold . standard. | Arthur Owens and Mr. Haskell and 1 ^eC". ‘' * rs' " ede
.
Elizabeth Shute et al. vs. Amanda J.
Sherman; on trial.
Court House News.
Probate—Estate of August Gambella,
deceased; settled and closed ot record.
Estate of Jesse Cornelius, deceased;
report of guardian ad litem confirmed
and real estate ordered sold. Sale to be
for one-half cash and balance in two
years at 8 per cent, interest, mortgage to
secure deferred payment.
Estate of John McConkey, deceased;
Humphrey Pearson appointed adminis­
trator with bonds fixed at Jrooo. Same
filed and approved and Stewart Vaughn,
John Winter, Sr., and Wm. Smith, ap­
pointed appraisers.
alkcr, Treas., Mrs.
M ith p ro tectio n to our in d u strie s family are talking of going to Alaska in Ann,e Bo° s; W8rden' Mrs- c - w - Ra" '
an d a m ark e t for o u r p ro d u cts stag- the near future.
som’ con<iuCk° r> Mrs-
W. Chandler;
, Chap-. Mrs. Florence Bryant; P. G.,
nation in trade could not long ex-
Jim Forstal's hen-house was entered j M„ Gretr; R g N Q g A Walk
ist and money would circulate so one day last week and a number of his L. S. N. G., Mrs. Jessie Ward Gregg; R.
I Marriage Licenses—H. G. Lake and
rapidly that the evils of scarce chickens stolen. If the chicken thief is S. V, G ., Mrs. Minnie J. Walker;
ever caught it won’t be very healthy for
V. G., Mrs. Mollie Taylor; I. G., Mrs. Maud A. Pittenger. W. W. Marsh and
money would not be greatly felt.
E. Maggie Huber.
him.
Joe Bailey; O. G., R. H. Taylor.
A nimple sixpence would do the
.
p r o v e d ; it c o n t a in s th e la te s t and full«!i
in « an d m in in g s t o c k n e w s ; It haa ipecttlj
p a rt m e rits d e v o te d to th e F arm , the
h old , W o m e n a n d C h ild r e n ; ah the brt|
c a r t o o n s a n d liv e s t co m m e n t of the daUfl
tion a r e to Is? fo u n d In It; it present* I f f
•lo o sed fo rm th e d o in g s o f all the wurid-r
a fa m ily p a p e r w ith o u t a j>eer.
A n d th e W e e k ly N e w s is determined t i l
h ey. rM a ll q u e s tio n the largpst circulallr
a n y p a p e r b e tw e e n th e M ississippi river«
1‘a cl He c o a s t. T h e r e fo r e It offers to the ■
ruling in th e g re a te s t number of »lx
ly s u b s c r ip t io n s b e fo r e September lie f
th e s e u n e q u a lle d p r iz e s .
REGULAR AGENTS' C 0 NBISSM\
ALLOWED IN ADDITION.
CONTEST BEGINS AT ONCE.
OPEN TO EVERT BOOT EVENTU
For particular* address
T h e N e w s P r in tin g
No trouble
to furnish information
Splendid Service offered rU"!
North-W estern Line” from I
eapolis and St. Paul to Mil»
and C h icag o -it’s a pleasure|
you contem plate a trip 1
please drop a line to F. C.
T rav , F . A- P. Agt., W. HJ
Gen. A gent, 248 WashingWj
Portland, Oregon, and «tr
Illustrated Folder, Free,
deluded information about 1
three superb
(rains l**!
M inneapolis and St. Psnl*
day in the week, tog
any special information joul
...
,
,
A social hop was given at Mr. and Mrs.
Some boys who had forgotten the
w ork Of a Slow sh illing and under H y l« ’ last Monday. About fifteen were
protection even with a gold stand- present. The evening was spent in date of Hallow E'en but evidently wanted
The Best.
What?
ard this country would be better off dancing until about 12 o’clock when a to be sure to celebrate it, Wednesday The “ Crescent" brandof flour has fully j
evening erected a barricade of shingle
than with the unnatural union fine lunch was served. They parted for bundles across the sidewalk by Boos & established its fame as being the b e s t j
their homes about 12 o'clock, having en­
flour iu Washington county, and is n o t1
of paper, bimetallism and free
H ’s, on the road to the post office.
joyed a pleasant evening.
surpassed in the state.
trade. True, bimetallism and pro­
D. O. Quick, of Polk county, formerly
Miss Nora Burton entertained about
We make a specialty of the exchange
tection would lie still better but for thirty „ of her „ young „ friends at home last a r resident of the Grove, was in town trade with farmers. We o ffe r the USUAL
thousands of people the choice is Thursday to a bussing party. In the Wednesday visiting his son. Emmett custom to farmers by furnishing sacks
.
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n itio lr
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presented between half a loaf an d evening
games were indulged in; grand Un'ch.
cleaning and storage f r e e . We thank
no bread, and who is there so foolish music and singing was then rendered by Newman’s steam merry-go-round is re- th' pUblic for thelr liberal patronage,
several of the young ladies. An elegant ported to be doing a land office business and wiU be Pleased to see all our old cus-
as to hesitate?
supper was then served, after which the with the Tillamookers. Grayhaired wo- t0.mers’ and m*ny new ones at our mill.
guests departed to their homes declaring men. baldheaded men and children with
ar*
efluipped to grind rye,
The Union county court has re­ Miss Nora an excellent hostess.
no hair on their heads, all get on a sum- buckwbeat( corn, chop, etc., etc.
fused to recognize the appoint­
met grin and blow in their dimes as fast
Respectfully yours,
as opportunity offers.
|
Morgan & Haines,
ment of Miss Nellie Stevens as de­
It S t v r i L iv e s E v e ry D x y .
Three miles N. W. Forest Grove, Or.
puty county school superintendent,
Thousands of cases of Consumption,
Mr. W. E , McLeod, the Dilley sawmill
claiming that she is ineligible. Asthma, Coughs, Colds and Croup are man, was in town Wednesday looking
Br. f has. K. Geiger
Mr. Reynolds, the superintendent, cured every day by Shiloh's cures. For for a house with a view to locating here,
sale at Clark’, drug to re .
Pass the go0(1 wof(, . , ong ^
^
Will be in Forest Grove alter Auguit 3
was elected with the understand­
Piles can be quickly cured without an to practice his profession, and will be
ing that he would do gratuitously
operation by simply applying De Witt's found at the residence of Dr. Wm. Gei­
H
ILLSB
O
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O
.
all the work of the office for which
ger. Special attention raid to the treat­
Dr. Adkins has returned from his visit Witch Hazel Salve. J . C. Clark, druv-
Miss Stevens was ineligible, and
ment of Medical and Surgical Diseases
gist.
to Eastern Oregon.
of \\ omen and Children, and all Chronic
this action of the county court
S. B. Huston went to Tacoma Wednes­
Diseases.
leaves him with it all except the day on legal business.
Eggs 15 Cents.
clerical part.
Caples & Thomas pay 15 cents for
Wm. E. Moore is working down at
CYLINDER PRESS FOR SALE.
fresh eggs.
Warrenton, near Astoria.
Having
in use a larger press the
Judge
McBride
visited
Robert
Imbrie
The contest for congressman in
H a t c h e t printery offers for sale
Thatcher.
this district is not likely to result at the farm Monday night.
in more than a free trip to Wash­ Mrs. Benton Bowman and family vis­ There will be an ice cream social given at a bargain on easy terms an 8-
by the V. P. S. C. K. ofThmtclier, at the c° lu,lin Country Campbell cylinder
ington for the contestant. I f the ited friends in Cornelius Tuesday.
J . H . Dobbins and A. T. Lane trans­ Purdin school house Friday evening Press in Jierfect condition used hnt
A WISH ACTION.
The county court of Douglas
county has just issued the follow­
ing words of caution to justices of
the peace:
All justices of the peace of Doug­
las county, Oregon, are hereby
cautioned against issuing warrants
for the arrest of persons charged
with petty offenses, unless the
justice should be satisfied that the
evidence is sufficient to convict,
or that the accused is attempting
to leave the county or state, and
when warrant is issued to notify
the district attorney or his deputy,
and in all cases where practicable, claim was well-grounded it should
such as where defendant is not at­ have been made in time to prevent acted business at Gaston Tuesday.
0
W. Holmes has moved his tailor shop
tempting to leave the county or H
the issuing of the decitoti «m ficate, totberoom, B„ t door to Kochmeat
state, to submit a full statement of thus settling the matter at once, market, on Second street,
the case to the district attorney or saving considerable expense to the The oatmeal mills are not running for
% -
desire. Y o u r Home ag»nl 1
sell you tickets via tbi*
class line and reserve yon ■
in g C ar B e itlis in adviw
application.
MONEY
TO
L0A1
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On Improved Farm Pf°l
A T C f R R E X t RA TES OK !* • * ■
Address w ith particnlsrs
s * * :
GAMMANS & LAMSOq
Sec.
Rimana Tabules cure liver troublea.
Rlnans Tabula* cure dyspepsia.
Ripan* Tabules: for sour stomach.
1
D e n v e r , Colo.
L a
sse
B u il d is o
PO RTLASM
Ripang Tabules cure dix