TH E H ATCH ET.
Highest
of
C o u n t y S c h o o l N o te s .
all in Leavening Power.— Latest U. S. Gov’t Report.
Mr. J. M. Overholtier will begin teach­
ing on Oct. 5 a three months term in
gatered at the post-office at Forent Grove, Or. as
Second-class mail matter.
district 4 o.
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■ nilding, Forest Grove, from 6 a. m. to 10 p. m.
of each week day and always glad to talk and
b e talked to.
PU R E
No other article of human food has ever received such emphatic
commendation for purity, strength and wholesomeness, from
the most eminent authorities, as the Royal Baking Powder.
umbia
,coo British Guiana Watson’s declaration and then the
$2,310,000, Germany $2,293,100, Republican, and vote for the best
In ’95 the interest of the country.
and Brazil $ 2 , 2 19,500
ISSUED E V E R Y WEEK IN THE YEAR ON I W O r l d S O u t p u t
W as
$ ,
200 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 ,
A four and onc*half months term was
I commenced ill district 74, Bethany, on
Sept. 14. Mr. J. R. Willis, of Hillsboro,
teacher.
John Hohman, of Tigard ville, is again
in charge of the Cedar Mill school, dis­
trict 6. Sept. 1 school began lor a six
pionfhs term.
J. C. C la rk . . .
f . G-
l e a d in g
d r u g g is t
of
w a s h i \I
C O U N T Y , Carries the Largest Stock of Drue« ini r'M,hl"
Grove and will Meet Prices that may k* made
one. Don’t be humbugged, but call on a lMiai,'T
the
|,J
gist of Experience.
|
J. C. CLARK, Drug!
Mr. Geo. Miller, of Glencoe, is teach­
ing a three months term in district 15,
near Mountaindale. School began Sep­
tember 14.
District 14’s school began for a three |
months term on Sept. 21. Mr. G. W. \
Yamiesie, of Hillsboro, is teacher.
FOR GOOD JOB PRINTING, CALL AT THE
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the share o f the United States being
The recent unpleasant experience Joint district 28, near Scappoosc, be-
W ASH INGTON
COUNTY
HATCHET
PRIJJTERY.
gan
last
April
and
will
continue
its
|
2,265, 612 fines ounces, valued at of one of the school districts in this
P R IN T E R Y .
W E C H A R G E ENOUGH
school until the middle of December, j
»
1 ^46’8 3 °.°oo.
and giving
this county where a director’s daughter
I f you tail to receive your'paper itwin
i
Miss FaStella Forrest, of Arthur P. O ., is 1
FOR PR IN TIN G TO DO A CREDITABLE
be a favor if you will notify us at once, country second place. Says Alden’s was employed as teacher, points teacher.
J Cyclopedia: Much of the increase the need for Oregon’s having a law Mr. Harry C. Baker, of Thatcher, is to
JOB, A ND H A V E
NO
W ORK RE-
A U S T I N C R A I G . . E ditor asu paoraiRTOR., jn (fog United States was due to en­ similar to those of states where dis­
as
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be teacher of Blooming, district 77,
TU R N E D TO P R IN T O VER .
larged mining operations in Cali- trict officers cannot employ a school for the two and one-half months
E ig h t
E A D A B LR
I fornia. Colorado, Idaho, Montana, teacher closer related to them than term beginning Oct. 12.
AT*;
P ag es
EUABLE
District 61, near Dixie, began its
i Washington and Alaska since the by cousinship. In a few instances
EPUBI.ICAN
W eekly
j repeal of the silver purchase clause where two of the directors have each school Aug. 31 for a seven weeks term
| of the Sherman act. ” In 1895 the had daughters, the year has been with Miss Eva Cypher, of Glencoe,
T h e H A T C H E T lias the L argest imports into the United States of divided between them to the detri­ teacher.
Last Monday a two months term
C ircu la tio n o f any new spaper the yellow metal were $32,538,736, ment of the school. No teacher
opened in district 49, near Gaston, Mr.
and exports $104,601,023. A t the can be so efficient in her home Stephenson, of Laurel, teacher.
In W ashington C ounty.
close of the year the National neighborhood, and if worth em­ Miss Clara Pickel, of Monmouth, has
banks held an aggregate of $162,- ploying, can obtain employment joint district 35’s school for the three
925,260, and the general stock, elsewhere. Making public schools months term opening Oct. 19.
Special Bargains in T w enty and Forty Acre
Mr. Ward Swope, of Forest Grove, be­
coined or issued, amounted to a sinecure for relatives is a poor
Tracts in W ashington, Yamhill
gan a four months term at Farmington,
j $568,106, 959, of which the treas­ policy.
district 17, lait Monday.
and Tillam ook counties.
ury held $83,378,392, and the Rus­
Miss Jennie Noble, of Oregon City, is
sian government $30,769,115. On
The reorganization of the Port­ teacher of joint district 26 , near Tuala -1 * L /11C .Q I G R O V E ....................................... OREI
April 1 the general stock coined or land fire department on a political tin, for the three months term beginning
issued was $588,743,303, an in­ basis has so impaired its e fficiency Sept. 28.
EXTENDS
crease of $21,000,000 over April 1, that citizens are forming volunteer
Miss Louisa Mooberry will teach at
1895, but the treasury reserve was companies to protect their property. Fern Hill, district 53. A four months
A
larger by $54,000,000, and the A short time ago Mr. F. E. Beach, term will begin Oct. 5.
C O R D IA L
Mr. W. S. Gordon, of Forest Grove,
amount in actual circulation $28,- the only one of the commission who
began Aug. 31 a three months term in
000,000 shorter, $43,822,469 of seemed to care anything about the
GREETING
district 63, near Mountaindale.
REPUBLICAN NOMINEES.
gold certificates were then out­ city's interest, resigned, and since
h e is
Whipping
pupils
is
a
cheap
device
in
For President,
standing, except $583,220 held by then things have become completely which incompetent teachers hope to hide
IX T IIE S W IM
W m . M c K in l e y , o f O h io .
the treasury. These figures ignore tangled. One big fire would dam­ their own weakness.— Patrick.
With his regular and beau­
For Vice-President,
age
Portland
many
times
the
the amount used in the mechanic
“ The frequent use of the rod is a fre­
tiful line of cheapest and
G a r r e t t A . H o b a r t , o f N e w J e r s e y . arts
which is considerable but amount of the petty savings Pen- quent acknowledgement of natural un-
medium priced
fitnes
noyer
has
effected.
abjut
which
no
trustworthy
infor­
For Presidential Electors .'roni Oregon.
Cornelius school opened Monday with OAK AND ASH CHAIRS,
mation is obtainable.
T. T. G e e r , o p M a r i o n C o u n t y ,
about 70 in attendance which promises
General Coxey has been decided
BEDROOM SUITES,
well as many are away in the hopyards.
S. M . Y o r a n , o f L a n k ,
HOAI) IMPROVEMENT.
against by the district election The teachers in charge are Prin. J. T.
ETC., ETC.
board in his contest over the popu­ Dorrien, Mrs. Dorrien and Miss Miller.
E. L. S m i t h , o e W a s c o ,
And you will be, too, if you
The national Bureau of Education
list nomination for congressman,
dive in and buy now. He
J. F. C a p e e s , o f M u l t n o m a h .
in co-operation with the department
defies
Pure blood means good health. De
the other convention being held to
of agriculture is developing a sys­
be the regular one.' The agitator W itt’s Sarsaparilla purifies the blood, COM P E T IT IO N .
tem of road improvement which
AN OPEN LETTER.
will now endeavor to secure nomi­ cures Eruptions, Eczema, Scrofula, and
His line of
all diseases arising from impure blood.
will give substantial results at
nation
by petition.*
John M. Wall, chairman of the slight cost. The great need of
J. C. Clark, druggist.
WALL PAPER
Bryan-Union-Campaign committee, country roads is daily care but it
Is not to lie beaten outside
It was most appropriate that the
Attention, Veterans.
whoever and whatever that may be: would be extremely costly under
of Portland for the latest,
choicest patterns at
If you are entitled to an increase of
Referring to your challenge to the present methods of manage­ Afro-Methodist ministers at their
Canton conference should call on pension, employ J. H. Dolstrum. He has m il) R O C K P R IC E S .
the republicans of Washington ment.
T he P hotogk
Major McKinley, for it is to the had several year’s experience with the
county, extending an opportunity
Cast your
Twice a day the roads of the
pension department at Washington, I).
of
to discuss the political issues tie fore country are actually patrolled by party of which he is the candidate C. He also makes a specialty of making G O O D E Y E
the people of the county, permit school hoys old enough to give the that they owe their all, rights of out pension papers, and all kinds of
Over this list and see if you j
Is back again in his o
notarial work. Widows’ pen sion papers
me to sav: That it you will name necessary attention to throwing out property, suffrage and manhood.
don’t w an t something.
over the Post Office and is do
made
out
free
of
charge.
F
irs
t
door
the time and speaker, and placq for stones, opening ditches and sluices,
that is finer and cheaper thanev
(Jueen Victoria one week ago east o f H a t c h e t office.
i BEDROOM-SUITES
2
the discussion of the political issues draining off storm water, filling
J.
H.
D
o l s t r o m , J. P.
He has thoroughly renoi
involved in this campaign, and ruts and holes, etc., and giving Wednesday passed the longest
I CHAIRS
^ studio and is prepared to do, and
give to the undersigned one week 's notice to the proper authorities of reign of any previous English
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K a r l’s C lo v e r Root T ea
“ - iiigT t l i e f i n e s t w o r k in tlu*
notice thereof, aud will contribute anything needing prompt attention sovereign. T h at’s not saying hers Is a cure for Headache and Nervous Dis­ ■ •• r. k ~ ROCKERS
in h i s l i n e .
one-halt of the expenses necessary on their part. If this were done is the most glorious, however.
eases. Notliifig rebeves so quickly. For
TABLES
h K
sale at Clark’s drug store.
I f y o u w a n t a go od photo
in advertising said meeting, and great practical benefit to the pre­
Nine-million-dollar Mr. Hearst, |
BEDSTEADS
~ C b a b y , t a k e i t t o Crosley.
providing a place for meeting, a sent roads would result at little "or
representative of the republican no cost while training up a genera­ through his San Francisco Exam ­ They are so little you hardly know Ü? -• MATTRESSES
If you want a good photo
^ fa S W E E T H E A R T , take her to Cit*
party will be present to take part tion of road builders for the future. iner, is the leading backer on this -vou are taking them. They cause no
. j griping, yet they act quickly and most j
PILLOWS
in the discussion of such issues A few light tools at the school coast of Mr. Bryan, the “ poor thoroughly. Such are the famous little
If you want a good photo
man’s candidate.”
from the republican standpoint.
pills
known
as
De
W
itt’s
Little
Early
house and a moderate amount of
KITCHEN SAFES £ - m a , take her to Crosley.
Risers. Small in size, great in results.
1 lie only reservation is that you primary instruction in roadmaking,
•
M *
ETC.
England’s way of protecting the J- C. Clark, druggist.
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In fact, if you want anytl
shiJl not name a time or place which could he gained from the
the p i c t u r e l i n e go to Crosley
where regular republican meetings government bulletins, would en­ gold reserve is not to float 1 >onds,
C on vin cin g E vid en ce.
Campaign Literature.
are l>eing held, or advertised to lie able much to he done along this hut to raise the rate of discount.
Old pictures copied and <
Any one who desires campaign litera­
It has gone up one per cent, in the
held, or in conflict therewith.
j Crayon and Water Colors b
line. Teaching a child to make
ture can obtain it by calling or sending
| ever before, at prices within the
Permit me to say, that in the himself useful would in itself be no last month.
bis address to the H a t c h e t o ffic e . If
all. Out door photography of
more | l.u is ton take advantage ol small part of a good education,
your neighbors are undecided as to how­
neatly done, and satisfaction g
Cuba and Armenia still excite to vote send in their names and they will
this o p p o r tu n ity , the more pleased
iu hand with his business.
be given the inforamation to enlighten
will lie th e republicans of Wash­
1
the
sympathy
of
civilization
hut
na­
•I roui» Vili: so.
ington c o u n ty .
W . I). W o o d ,
tional jealousies prevent their re- them. Protection and money literature
Crosley does a legitimate bos
in English, French, German or Swedish
F I N I S H MS I l l s WOKE
Candidate Watson, Mr. Bryan's ceiving any more substantial assist- furnished free.
Chairman Republican County Cen­
II K A G R E E S T O . so yoa
running mate 011 the Populist ticket,
tral Committee.
have to worry and fret over it
addressed an open air meeting at
Many lives of usefulness have been cut
or two after having your negate
SOME NON-PARTISAN STATISTICS. Alma, Neb. on the 17th and said:
is short by neglect to break up an ordinary
“ John R. Gentry, 2:ooy.
His studio is the n e a t e s t i
“ I am here to remind the Populists the name and record of the fastest cold. Pneumonia, bronchitis and even
this side of Portland and all
A few reliable statistics bearing that our purpose will not have been
consumption can.be averted b y the
come to call and examine bn
horse on earth. He is a nacer.
use of One Minute Cough Cure. J. C.
on the all-important money ques­ accomplished when we merely open
whether wanting work done or *
Clark,
druggist.
tion are here given. On Feb. t, ’96, the mints to the coinage of silver.
Real Estate Transfers.
STUDIO UPSTAIRS OVII
the amount of U. ,S. money in cir­ Wc are here willing to go with the j Mary A Clarke to W illiam J ( lark lota
. .?G ',am> can yon show me the wav
to smith s Furniture Store?”
1
culation per capita was $22.47. Democrats that far, but we don t
'2 In Spencer's homestead and lot 7
POST OFFICE.
“ Yes! But what in the world do you
Gay Oak .................................. .
$
Counting all kinds of money|expect to stop there. We don't P G in
want of him?”
-
North nip to Rachel North nip 37« 3
a o f sec 20 t 2 n r 8 \V..........................
“ Why you see I want to buv a cradle
France’s per capita, the largest, is expect that our banner shall be
8 a ah W Brmvnson and husband to H
for my dog. They sav he carries every­
$42.84, Belgium $27.58, the N'eth- furled until we have c enacted into
U Davis pt of blk 12 Simmon’s Add
thing in hia hne 'from the cradle to the
to Hillsboro .......................................
«oa o) ;
grave at the lowest possible prices.”
erlanda $25.89, and Greece, mostly the statutes of this Republic the
T h u rsd ay
from
the
»HD
h atchet
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Special
Diseases.
diseases.
Hours
9 a.m. t<
Main St
MELKI JOHNSON
R E y v L
E S T jA T E
A G E [
office in V
stair
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For In
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Or R. W.
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Forest Grove, Ore Las*
m depreciated paper $25.50. No last plank in the people’s party
other countries of Europe have as platform. (Applause.) Therefore,
■ uch as $20 per capita: only eight I am here principallv to talk Popu-
o f the remainder have over $15; lism to Populists.” (Cries of Good),
and all but one of the others have This is for the edification of those
«mder $10.
ex-republicans and democrats who
The world s production of gold have liecn asserting that in the
fat 1894 was 8,780,518 fine ounces, event of Bryan's election nothing
valued at $181,510,100, of this but free silver would result. We
Australasia produced $41,760,800, are here to remind you that the
Africa $40,346,000, l nited States choice for Oregon voters lies be-
f c i .S 00.000’ Russia $27,646,000, tween Bryan & W a t s o n , and Me-
China $6,014,000, Mexico $4,500,- Kinley & Hobart. Read the Popu-
000, British India $3.986,000, Col-1 list platform in the light of Mr.
Remember tin Ilk
Mary F Nixon to Rolert Nixon p t o f lot
1 blk 2 lot 1 blk lo lota l t J. 2 and 4
blk 16 lots 1 and 4 blk 13 Forest
Grove.......... ........ ...................
Norvcl Big*-» to J V Hall lot 6 blk ft
Sherwood............................................
W i Puffer to Mary A Jackson n
of
the n w q r and s e qr o f the n nr qr
see 14 1 1 s r ft w ........................................
Martha J G oodw in to Martha M G ood
" i u s w ijr so-’ .7 t n r « w ..............
Be sure to
s soo oo
c a ll
W HEN!
;’. jo oo
NOW.
WHERE!
INO oo
$1.50
Washington
■oj o j :
William F Gallagher by Thos Gib>»ou«
executor to Thomas Rollman 117 a
o f * * c 6 t l a r l w , to correct.
Fred Witt and wife to 3 R Bond w
of
the n vr qr sec 211 1 s r 3 w ........ 2 3 » CO
First National Bank of Hillsboro to Con­
stance A Dakjrns NS a In 1 1 • r S
1225 00
John H Martin to William Knnsou 20a
sec 251 1 s r 2 w ................................ .
2 .» 00
J A and Eva E P.able to W A Walker
20.35 a o f sec 2 t s r 9 w ..................... 10 J 0 00
SMITH'S STORE.
Forest Grove.
hu
You can't fool him any longer.
WHY!
HE CAN SAVE
YOU 8 $
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