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TH E H ATCH ET. Highest of all in Leavening Power.— Latest U. & Gov’t Report. SCHOOL FOR TEACHERS. Annual Couuty Institute at Forest Watered at the post office at Forest Grove, Or. as Second-class mail matter. Grove. tJ. 0 . G \ c x p \ k The annual teachers institute for THE LEADING DRUGGIST OF W asht W ashington county was held in Marsh COUNTY, Carries the Largest Stock o f l w - i hall during the past week, beginning Postage Free. One year ................................................ Ji Grove and will Meet Prices that may lie n ,!? Monday noon and ending Saturday noon. Six months ...................... 75 O u t o f 15S teachers holding certificates T h re e m ouths................. 40 Hion't be humbugged, but call on a Relj. ' one. In Advance. from this county, or state papers regis trist o f experience. tered here, 1 1 3 were in attendance the Katablislied for the dissemination o f W ash in g required three days and many staid the ton county news, the elevation o f hum anity an d No other article of human food has ever received such emphatic the money w e can make. entire week. Twenty-two of the teachers commendation for purity, strength and wholesomeness, from Item s o f general interest gratefu lly received . are no longer in the county so that it Kditor's hobbies and opinions on th is p ag e all the most eminent authorities, as the Royal Baking Powder. was really 1 1 3 attending out o f a possible th e rest fa cts-im p a rtia l and u n co lored . Editor is at hom e in h is san c tu m . H a t c h e t 136 and as the daily attendance averaged C o iu n iis s io n e r s ' C o u rt. ■wilding, Forest G ro v e , fro m 6 a. ra. to 10 p . m. Then they sent to the neighboring over 70 this teach ei's school compared of each w eek d a y an d a lw a y s g la d to ta lk and states and implored farmers to ex Septem ber Term . very favorably with other schools. be talked to. Assessing anil C o llectin g— change when at a parity with corn. The day was divided into nine recita ' ♦: G eo H W iicox $ 87 00 FO R GOOD JO B l’ R IN T IN G , C A L L AT THE tion periods and regular normal work SUED e v e r y W E E K is t h e vHAR os j Blit the farmers said: ‘ We will ex Bridges and Roads— carried on by Profs. Ackerman and Allen. t h u r s im v FROM the h a t c h e t | change one bushel of wheat for O AhUtrom Hg . . W A S H IN G T O N CO UNTY HATCHET 6 j 03 Both are able instructors and every P R I N T E R V. four and one-half bushels of torn.' S W S e e l v e .................................... 22 62 session well repaid those who attended. -~£j . . P R IN T E R Y . W E C H A R G E ENOUGH 15 00 'Our law ,’ replied the Kansas peo G eorge Bledsoe. During the coming school year a ser If you fail to receive your paper it will J W Goodin .............. . . . . 2 50 . . FO R P R IN T IN G TO DO A C R E D IT A B L E be a fa v o r if you will notify us at once. ple, ‘puts corn and wheat at a parity. C T rue ...................................................3 17 00 ies o f local institntes will be held cover ing all o f the county. In this work the They are equal, for our wise men M E C h a s e ..................................... H g . . JO B , A N D H A V E NO W O R K RE- 16 50 teachers w ill take part and an effort also A U S T IN C K A IC . E ditor a n d P r o pr ie to r . | said they should be. ’ And the T C Joh nson ................... 429 00 . . T U R N E D TO P R IN T O V E R . will be made to interest parents and farmers replied: ‘ Your wise men I) B R e a so n e r......................... . . . 4 00 district officers. . . E ic h t B A D A R L I? iare asses; let them eat your corn.' T G T.idd ............................................ 1 50 Thursday’s evening session of the . P aces SU A BLE ............ 4 00 So the Kansans went back home M W P a tto n ... teachers’ institute was well attended and . W eekly EPUBUCAN C \V F it c h ............................................ 6 00 j and all their people were in despair. G ales Creek Saw & Sh in gle M ill. 17 50 the auditorium was com fortably filled. Dr. G. M. Irw in, state superintendent of Then the governor again assent - Sam K u n z .......... 4 50 public instruction, made a short but T h e H A T C H E T lia s t h e L a r g e s t I bled the wise men and said to them: W iley Sc Dennis ............................ 2 50 eloquent address on popular education, 12 00 C i r c u l a t i o n o f a n y n e w s p a p e r | ‘Most consummate, picturesque an i Dell M attiso n ............... showing its growth and necessity, and I 50 glittering golldarned fools. There W illiam s & R ed m o n d ..................... calling attention to Oregon's advance In W a s h in g to n C o u n t y . County C ou rt— is but one bigger fool than your G eo R B a g i e v .................................... 1 5 0 0 ment in this line. selves. It is he who addresses you. D R Reasoner ............................... 13 00 Hon. H. B. M iller, president of the “ ‘We thought we could bluff the T G T o d d ............................................. 10 80 State Agricultural college of Corvallis, Special Bargains in Twenty and Forty Acre after a brief introductory history of in everlasting law of supply and de County C lerk— dustrial training by the government, ; Tracts in Washington, Yamhill mand with our statute. We thought J A I m b rie ............................................ 250 0 0 1 i explained numerous views about the O. I County Treasurer— and Tillamook comities. we could legislate value into a thing A B C a d y .............................................. 50 60 1 A. C. campus at Corvallis which were thrown on a large screen by an excellent p Q p £ g - | - and make our people rich by a law. S.-hool Superintendent S: Asst. G R O V E ...................................ORE We thought we were patriotic. J M J o n e s .............................................. 1 6 5 0 electric stereopticon managed by Prof. | Pernot, the college photographer. We were idiotic. Let us honestly Austin C raig ............ 64 60 | Am ong them appeared the large college Minule Osmund J R W illis w A s rK n SKV K h a I. faithful > > W om en to travel for rec«^ Rose W ilcox building, the dormitories, green houses, Samuel J Enne- ¡ lished house in Oregon Salary}■»: C ircuit Court— Lucy E Humphreys Mrs Mary Pittungcr lió w eekly and expenses. Position ™ our fool law, get back into line Geo R B agiev ............................... laboratories, m achine shops, barns, 8 oo Albert Latham P M Corti m Reference, h nelose sub addressed «T dairy, orchards, and farm which make Ralph Wann velope. Th e National, star Uuildin* with the other states and imagine Court House and J a i l— Jim Jackson up the extensive equipment of the school. Krank Stewart no more that we are wiser than the Carstens B ro s .................................... I 85 Here young men are prepared to be ,LIP8 J C L am k in ...................................... 25 whole world. Do this, and may farmers, m echanics, surveyors, electric Chas Iluns.m J II Hanson REPUBLICAN NOMINEES. Fuel, L ig h t and Ja n ito r— we live long enough to know that ians, or otherwise gotten ready for prac W hen Baby was sic»e, we pave her C NORTH Y A M H IL L 30 00 N A B arrett ..................................... Fo r President, the other states have ceased laugh H illsboro L ig h t and W ater Co. . tical life, w hile young women become E M Florey W hen she was a Child, she cried for"; 15 87 W m . M c K in l e y , o f O h io . proficient cooks and model housekeepers. ing at our folly and that our own W hen she uecamo Miss, she clung to Insane and Inquests— F o r D y s p e p s ia Whan she had Children, she gave then 2 OO Besides this, the college offers the best state has ceased cursing us for it. ’ ’ ’ Peter H o sc li...................................... Fo r Vice-President, opportunities for scientific training in And Liver Complaint you have a printed 2 00 W illiam T o e lle ................................. Then the wise men repealed the G ar r ett A. H o b a r t , of N ew J e r se y . IO OO the state. The United States govern guarantee on every bottle o f S h ilo h ’s law, but it was many years before W D Wooii I 20 ment furnishes about $50,000 a year for Vitalizer. It never fails to cure. F o r A J Fan n o ..................... F o r Presidential Effectors from Oregon. the people recovered from the effects R S R o b in so n .................................... I 20 expenses, and in the past two years it sale at C la rk ’s drug store. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve.. T. T. G e e r , o f M a r i o n C o u n t y , of the corn scare. I 20 has not cost Oregon a dollar. The e x J M Turner T h e Best Sa lve in the world for! S. M . V o r a n , o f L a n k , I 20 periment station au xiliary to it is of Jo h n C a ld w e ll.......... Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Silt C o u n ty S c h o o l C o lu m n . I 20 great assistance to farmers over the Jam es M cGowan F e v e r So res, Tetter, Chapped; WHY HE CAN'T BE DEFEATED. E. L. S m it h , o f W asco , state, furnishing reliable information on L. W. Traver, of the Grove, began on I 20 Ja c o b R F o s te r....................... .......... C h ilb lain s, Corns, and all Skin! The New York World fore J B D o w n in g........................... .......... agricultural matters. President M iller’ s the 7th a three months term in district i 70 J . F. C a p l e s , o f M u l t n o m a h . tions, and positively cures Pile*,j 72, Buxton. lecture and the accom panying views shadows the result of November's I L M orelo ck .................................... i 70 p ay required. It is guaranteed were a revelation to m any who did not Reedville school, district 29, began a election by a map picture so plain Alm a D o w n in g................................ i 70 perfect satisfaction or money , know that Oregon had such an institu four months term on the 7th. H arry THE WISE KANSANS i 70 that every one who reads and rea K ate F a n n o ..................................... Price 25 cents per box. For ^ tion. Coleman principal, and Miss Hannah B. i 70 How They Sought to Increase Their sons must be convinced. Seven H P D o w n in g ................................... Chas. M iller. During the evening an excellent quar- Anderson assistant, both o f Beaverton. I7 IO Wealth by Legislative Enactment. teen states of the North-east, with C L L a r g e .......................................... tette, Mrs. G rim es, Miss Parker, Prin. 5 00 Svvedeville school, district 67 jo in t with The following clipping from a less than a seventh of the area of J P T am iesie...................................... Travel*’* 10 Acre Tract Bates and Mr. J . W heelock Marsh, sang Ju ro rs in Ju stice Court— Multnomah county, began the 7th with F o r sale near city limits. It will;, Kansas newspaper is so good that the United States, cast the controll C W W illia m s................................... I 20 two very acceptable selections. Miss Hettie Crawford as teacher. The lots or acieage. Price, $3,500. no apology is needed for its appear ing votes with five majority in the L L W hitcom be............................... FOREST GROVE i 20 term is four months. rent it. Address, W. R. Tiui, Mrs C o Roe Mrs Nannie B Thomas i 20 ance. It gives the history of cer electoral college. J B V ro u ia n ....................................... Miss G. Forbes, of Multnomah county, Lu cy W Lommasson A lice Porter 260 Front St., Portland,' I 20 U G G a rd n e r..................................... tain events purporting to occur M yrtle Porter will begin on the 21st, a three months Or, Fo rest G rove Land Co. Jennie Burk Maine, New Hampshire, Yer- W W M c K in n e y .............................. i 20 Auuu Myers J M Jones school in joint district 62, near Cedar near the close of the nineteenth mont, Massachusetts, Rhode II M C ro n k ite................................... Mary Clark Jos M Gleason i 20 Mills. century: M in nie Atkiuson J B Ileal Attention, Veteran«. Island, Connecticut, New York, PauRprs and Prisoners— Mrs Hu Ida A Wilson Austin Craig Miss E lla Gordon, o f Forest Grove, is “ It was a period of depression, New Jersey, Delaware, Pennsyl Andrew O lsen ................................ I f yo u th in k you are entitledts 5 00 Messie Morgan Mrs Margaret Haines teaching in district 44, near Buxton. during which it occurred to the vania, Maryland, Ohio, Indiana, Mrs I) R e u te r................................. crease o f pension, employ J. H.! 5 00 Wm Fletcher Anna M Soreuson The two months term ends the 26th. Em ily M Odell he is a recognized attorney ini* 10 00 Fannie Soreuson wise men of Kansas that they coul l Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin and Jo h n N o rth ru p ................................. Helena D Cox Lincoln Laughliu The “ Skookum ville” school, district , sion departm ent at Washington, legislate themselves into affluence. Iowa are the states, all in adjacent A W S a x to n ...................................... . 371 55 Liber ta Bro.vu A lice Christian 57; ncar Beaverton, will begin the 21st. had e ig h t years o f successful Rosa F ro st ....................................... 5 00 M C Case Rose Cox The governor assembled the wise territory. Miss Beryl Barnes is to be teacher and pension business of all kinds. While some of them H arriet L o u s ig n a u t ..................... 5 00 W 8 Gordon L W Traver men and said: the term eight months. 5 00 Eleauor Gordon have gone democratic in years past F A B a ile y ........................................ “ A Kansas policy for Kansas is the democrats are of the Palmer J R M ays & S o n s ........................... 2 25 T H E UORNELIÜS Mrs Drusillu True Consum ption Can B e Cured the need of the hour. Wheat is and Buckner variety and the block J C L a m p k in ............................ 75 Stella M Miller Mrs* Alm a L oorrien Mrs M r Thompson By the use of Shiloh’s Cure. This great [ hard to raise, and the yield is light can be safely reckoned in the re Bryan, L aid la w C o ......................... . 5 85 J T Horrieu A J Alton G W P atterso n .......... . . . .......... 23 75 Louisa Mo:>berry 1 Cough Cure is the only known remedy Mrs E C Cornelias and uncertain; but we are great 011 publican column. Recorder o f Conveyances— THRICF.-A-VVEEK EDITI®. ; for that terrible disease. For sale at CENTERVILLE corn. Make ye, therefore, a law The other states, most of them K L M cC o rm ick .............................. 175 00 Frauces lleu berger C lark ’s drug store. L iz d e Heuberger 156 PAPERS is PAGES A W EEK. in accordance with which sovereign disputed territory, will more than Statio n ery— FA R M IN G TON J A I m b rie .......................................... 2 75 and august statured corn s tall be compensate for any failures in this Ward Swope A n n ie Hood Is larger than any weekly or; (’ o ilcu e (»liens. 3 25 put upon a par with wheat. They region whose interests and tradi E L M cC o rm ick .............................. w eekly paper published and is GASTON H illsboro Pub. C o ........................... 138 00 Tualatin Academy and Pacific Univer im portant Democrat “ weekly A M Portar Pearl Stewart shall lie interchangeable, and the tions predispose it in McKinley’s A r. C ad y ......................................... sity opened yesterday with larger enroll- lished in New Y ork City. Three I 25 Florence G riebler Anna Bate» price 1 if corn shall be the same as favor. The indications that Bryan 1 ment o f new students than is usual on as large as the leading Reg E X Harding W A Johnston w eekly o f New York City. Itwp Jennie Hoodenpyl the price of wheat.” 5 00 Blanche Harding 1 the f,rst «>ay- Many old students will especial advantage to you dm. will not wear the mantle of Wash A r g u ..................................................... 16 00 ! come in later in the term. 'r hose regis- Presidential Campaign. asns G R E E N V IL L E TThe wise men passed the law as ington, of Jefferson and of Lincoln W E B ro c k ........................................ Hattie Moore I tereil yesterday for the first time in the lished every other day, except* 5 45 Ida Watson the governor had advised and all are no less strong than the pro- Irw in-H odson C o ............ ................ Mrs N M Dawson and has all the freshness and to* Academy were: G lass & Prudhom m e..................... 46 79 Clarence Hartley M C Case F i e l e Moore the people of the state rejoiced, for babilites that there will be no lce o f a d a ily . It combines all the Sh eriff— H. G. Ebert. Vancouver, Wash. with a long list of interesting Belle Baker Kffie Baker their cribs were full of corn. They b atin g this year in the dominion W I) B rad fo rd................................... 292 51 Sylva L Baker II. B. M illis ........Huntington, Or. merits, unique features, carton could hardly contain themselves till ; Of PllliO . State Cases— J . G . M ackey Ridgefield, Wash. graphic illustrations, the latter, THATCHER G eo R B a g le y ................................... 5 uu Harry C Baker the governor had signed the bill Clarence I’almer . Bridal V eil, Or. specialty. *--- *-------------------- % A ll these improvements have W W A n n a n s.................................... 8 50 1‘ . E. Vrooman.............................Hillsboro, Or. made w ithout any increase m tr which raised the price of Kansas M O U N T A IN D A LE Twenty-nine status hold their W W A n n a n s.................................... IO 25 Eliza shorey H. M. B row nell............. Oregon C ity, Or. Mrs 8 JRaft'ety which rem ains at one dollar peU- corn from 15 cents to 45 cents a elections with the presidential elec- W W A n n a n s.................................... 12 20 A llie L f'uott We offer this utiequaled nf- W. A. Buxton ................... Buxton, Or. bushel. All the people now felt 1 tion on Nov. 3. Louisiana and W N B a rre tt.......... ................. 2 50 W. A. Thompson Brookfield, Wash. and W a s h i n g t o n C ounty MIDDLETON rich. They bought many luxuries Rhode Island came last April. Ver J I K n ig h t .......... 8 60 Edith Ellis Mrs Mrry C : •altus W. A. Dimick Hubbard, Or. together one yea r for $i*75* T hrou gh the campaign tit* * : 2 70 and the most of them went in debt. mont, Arkansas and Maine have C lark Stark sberry Miss U . W aggener Hillsboro Or w ill have a two-page supplement S H E R W oo D Wm Mu 1 .in W M Tipton 4 10 M,ss Ellen Bates .......... Gaston, Or. in addition to regular eight-pjg- Then the farmers from other states just spoken, and only Florida and Rube Sessm an .................................. 2 70 \\ alter Graves- Ontario, Or. The regular subscription pnce GLENCOE began hauling their corn to Kansas. Jim Palm er . . ....................... 2 711 Eva Cypher Geo. 8. Johnson ............Roseburg, Or. two papers is $2.50. It seemed as if the country was all L K A d a m s ...................................... Miss Angie Clark 2 50 Mrs Can it* Frutehey Cornelius, Or. corn and it was all headed for Kan Bryan contest comes off. The rest J I K n ig h t........................... Notice o f AHnignmeif 7 80 j K. L . K in g .............. D ILLET Ontario, Or. : Wm. Cl ay son ........ sas. The people of Kansas took of the states, except Oregon, have M rs Ida B u r n s ............................. 3 So .'1rs H ettie Armspiper H E C IR C U IT COURT '" 1 * 2 * « ! Forest Grove IN T OREGON FOR WASHINGTON 1 V w C ad y ........................................ T. II. Clayson 3 50 REAVERTON their medicine—that is, they took no state election this year. In the m atter o f the Assiirnnientl T A F ie «* F F o x ................. Hannah B Änderten j Miss Kva Redm an. 3 So o f J G. Boo» and E. H. Heit/hitt l the corn and gave up their wheat. Harry Coleman sen, co-partners as Boos A Heits-r Beryl Karnes Joh n Peterso n ................................... Marion Jam es 3 50 Mary Pike hausen, insolvent debtors, forth® Genora Khinehart The farmers from the other states ....................... benefit o f creditors, 5 00 Of all the epithets applied to the W N Barrett Lillie P orter.......... GALES RKEK Notice to Creditors: thought Kansas people were queer, crime of *73 the worst yet is in a J I K n i g h t ........................................ to 45 ^ • V . Hickox You and each o f yon w iU P '«»* j ; Josephine Hclslcr Mrs Loulsa Phillips that the firm o f B.»>» A 5 5° J T Fletcher but they kept bringing them their campaign leaflet which calls it the H B G a y ........................................... Miss Graee Croslcy O liver L Curtis Grove, Washington County. 4 10 Nina E Bateman Miss Iva Bisbee. a general assignm ent to me * com. Corn came hi and wheat “ demonetiseringsakten af 1873.” Jo h n B ledsoe................. all their creditors. You are nereo?^ A l B led so e............................................ 5 50 Jennie Yoder T IG A R D V IL L E present your claim s «irainst » » went out. . .N eedy, C r. i 70 We never realised it was so bad W I) S m ith .......................................... tate to me at m v office, Booms l"' Flora Yoder M Overholtzer o ra R Over holt*er T Andrews . . ......................... 1 50 J John ter Block. Portland, O fW " "' Hohm an When the other states saw this |>efore, however it adds” mottsva- W Hattie Y o d er................ 4I ” D W D orran ce....................... 1 50 «»nth as by law required, w ithin* from the date o f notice. vast accumulation, the price of rande silfvervolymen i skattkam- F J W illiam s....................................... 4 00 CARLTON j A. C. Yoder ........... M ,, Dated at Portlaad, Oregon. Sep ................................ 3 95 Stella Cm phlett 8) R. L. * corn began to decline till it could mar en” , so that the country evi- W I) Sm ith F J W illiam s 2 20 G e0rR C W a r r e n ‘ P o r t la n d h il l s id e be purchased anywhere except in dently is still safe. and Miss T acy Wilkinson, Oregon C ity W 1) Sm ith 4 70 have entered. 7 L K A d am s.......................................... 7 50 Mrs Louise Ph illips T* Kansas tor to cents a bushel. In SCHOLIA Refunded and R em itted— Kansas the price was still 45 cents, Erivtanl Brooks Candidate Bryan will not be so I A Im b n e .......... ................................. 1 3 0 0 County Hatchet ■lict >. If dull . sp iritle « , tupi(1. „ ......................... 2 00 which was the price of wheat, but anxious to keep Sewall as his run M rs G am bclla lerjI Oregonian one c year y • w HILLSBORO bloo.1 » thick ami siuggish. I f your M rs C a r l.. ' . « I I , . c ----- a o h -T H atch et alone)»« 2 00 u w Tamiesi.' Lula Mann there were no buyers. When the ning mate since the Maine land Mrs Peters. . pet.tv H cap n co u s and uncertain. You Cor olii o r new »uWrn’ * n C F BUnoh* M Graee Boscow autumn came the Kansas people slide. The big ship owner seems M J Case 10 3 ° Jennie Arrhbold May W illis Institute— ake I v T T riIU ' F ° r b* St res" lG Jennie Ream sh Mattie Zook did not have any wheat for seed. to be a Jonah. Austin Craig I I 9 50 Bird R Brown James McCulloch Sh irts 8c. F c re st Grove Dye H ouse. TERMS TO SUBSCRIBERS. P ow der ABSOLUTELY PURE J. G. CLARK, Drug R MELKI JOHNSON RE/cL E S T /rT E AGEj NEW ÏOlili I Until Oct. i ,