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o v e r, th e ad m irab le o rgan izatio n o f Tongue had just returned from a .
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sen Jessie
\llen of Port Townsend. Air.
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with a number o f senators and represen-
Jessie Alim,
tatives to Charlotteville and Monticeilo. 1 and Mrs. Crang re.uri. 1 ^ tjrparted jast
* * • " m0nth’ .................................... 40 powerful allurement to young am- .
w a su k e n to
Providence hospital, the afternoon train * n<1 . ‘‘^ h e y wUl
bition; and once within the ranks ! where it was found he had sustained a evening for California, \'
the iniluences of good are too Strong cut on the left cheek, and another over
visit for a few weeks.
, by Rev.
abliahed for the dissemination o f Washing-
K -rk alid prs tn be other than the left eye. Mr. Pfanner received a The ceremony was per »
Bates. Captain Crang has
° f hUm“ ltT ‘ Dd rare
dispatch from him the next day annour.c- Prof H. L.
Forest Grove who
^nems’of general interest g ra te fu lly received .
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K d ito r’s hobbi«» and opinion® on thi* page, a ll
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trouble and expected soon to be out and wish him and li»
long and happy life.
the rest fa c ts - im p a r tia l and uncolored.
tionistS have troubled themselves attending to his duties.
Bditor is at home in his sanctum, H a t c h e t
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Homeless t'liildren.
»■ ii.iing, Forest Grove, from 6 >. m. to mp. m. so little about the te a ih n ij, o
ree-1
Court House News.
Rev
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F. Tobev, State Superintendent
• ( e a c h week d a y and a lw a y s g la d to talk and i Trade doctrines in the universities. |
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Probate—In re-estate ofJohnTrum be of the'Oregon Children's Home society
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H ie point is none the less well dec.d plnal accPUnt filed and set for
spoke in the Christian church last Sun
taken that the m en who support hearing Oil Monday June 21, 1S97.
day morning and on Monday organize
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colleges and the men who send | In re-estate of Thomas F . Daut dec d. a local advisory board with the follow-1
THE HATCHET i
th eir sons to co lleg e, as w e ll as the Leave granted to sell real property at ing officers; President, Mrs.
y o u n g men w h o g o to co lleg e, h ave pr‘ vate s‘l k '
Roberts; Vice I’res., Mrs. S. B. Waters,
.
. In re-estate of w
. c . J . Mull dec’ «!.
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Sarah
I f you tail to receive your paper it will a rig h t to dem and th at a fa ir State- | Acconnt filed and approved amt. col- Sec., Mrs. E . 11 . Marsh; Treas., Mrs.
be a favor if you will notify us at once, nient be g iv e n o f the gro u n d s and lected $325.75, paid out $119 .51, bal. on Flora Hintnan. Any families wishing |
to take children may apply to this board j
the effects of Protection in the hand $206.24.
;
or
address the superintendent at Room
h a tc h et p r in t k r y , p u b l is h e r s .
In re-estate of Perrin Steeples dec’d.
United States.
1 608, The Marquam, Portland, Or.
Petition filed for sale of real estate at
E dw ard L a k e .
I Through ihe instrumentality of this so- J
public and private sale. Granted.
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Bertchen dec’d.
dec'd. det-v many homeless little ones have
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Mr. Tongue’s Injuries.
■ lisher. It is from the practical ex- !
T h e pleasant ^ .
perience of his business friends as In Washington, M ay J i Representative
Thomas H. Tongue, of Oregon, was | was in festive attire
einbled
well as from the writings of Ameri struck by a cable-car near the corner ot the family an< m\t
Captain
cans, who show that they under Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth street to witness t e mar
sy pper of the
nl0st pop-
stand American conditions, that he and painfully injured. He received a Thomas Crang, t le gc^
Mr. \ Bailey Gatzert, a"> 1
jjrs.
is willing to learn politics. More- number of severe cuts and bruises. trip
! ular steamboatmen on the river, t
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TIIK PIONEER.
' Final account approved and estate closed
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In re-estate of Magdaline Blasser dec’d.
; Same as above,
J In re' estate of Henry Skeels dec’d.
Continued to June 7 at to a. in.
;
I.aw Docket—Claus Jesse vs. Frank
! and Katy Keirmeier. Judgment for
been p,actd in,flood homes the society
keeping careful watch overthem. They
now have seven fine children from four
months to four years of age. They will
place them in good families on three |
months trial and then, if everything is
satisfactory, legal adoption can follow.
F A C -S I M I L E j
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Promotes Digestion,Cheerful
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Opium, Morphine nor Mineral.
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A perfect Remedy for Constipa
tion, Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea,
Worms .Convulsions,Feverish
ness and L O S S o f S l e e p .
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Tac Simile Signature of
The
Oregon
Pioneer
Association
PROTECTION' IN OCR COLLEUES.
will meet in the Imposition build-
ijl Ccztcrh ¡3 pat tp il (
N E W
"Y O R K .
E d . H a t c h e t : —You remarked ing, Portland, on Wednesday, June
W is not cold ia talk.
“ ■ "you anything eia# on the pin5
in a recent issue upon the strange 16, in annual session. This year a
Decoration Day at Beaverton.
is “ jnst as good11 and “villi
acqu iescence of Protectionists in fine programme has been prepared plfr for $64;o and costs
poso." £ 3 * Seo that you g
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The public school, at Beaverton, will
the teach in g of unmixed Free-Trade and the occasion will be as interest- J Marriage Licenses—Constant Miller have charge of the exercises on Decora-
Tbo iiC-
ilailft
' tion day. Kxcrcises appropriate to the
economies in otir co lleg es. It cer ing as any meeting that has pre- i ar>d Romanie Hellebuyck.
EXACT copy of w r a p p e r .
’ rigai*/»#td
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Probate.—In the matter of the estate of occasion will be rendered at the .school
tainly does seem curious that these ceeded it. The venerable Rev.
institutions, which are supposed to John A. Griffin, who came to the Charles E. Dixon dec’d. Anna E . Dixon, building Monday, 31 in st, at 9:30 a. m.
widow of dec’d. appointed administra- In the afternoon the school will go 1 \
be centers of impartial scientific state jn j s 39 will be present as trix of sflid cstcitc.
tc£itns to one of tlic acjcicciit cctnctcrits
thought, should so long have been chaplain. Hon. J . R. McBride, of I11 re estate of Caleb Woods, dec’d. and assist in decorating the graves.
permitted to suppress the truths of Spokane, who came to Oregon in Final account approved and estate or- Under the direction of the principal
and through the the faithful services of
finance that our nation has taught ^46, will deliver the annual ad- dered closed of record.
In
re
estate
of
Sarah
K.
Patterson,
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Misses ?,Iollie Mitzel and Maude De
us.
Our pride, as Americans dress, nnd Hon. John Burnett, of
dec’d. Inventory filed and approved. ' Letts, a public subscription was taken
should resent the bondage in which Corvallis, a pioneer of 1858, will Appraised value of estate $6273. Order sufficient to purchase a new 12-foot 1 .
onr schools are kept to the selfish deliver the occasional address. A made allowing administratrix to sell per- S. standard wool bunting flag. A tall
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tyranny of English thought, and good feast will be a feature of the sonal property at private sale on credit flag-staff is being erected this week and
not
to
exceed
8
months
at
8
per
cent
in-
a
feature
of
the
exercises
on
Decoration
our public spirit should rebel occasion, the pioneer ladies of I’ort-
c £ i( l.Y
O CEJ
day will be the unfurling of this flag
against 'the one-sided interference iand proposing to furnish all the terest.
Ip rc estate of A. M. Parkhurst, dec’d. by the school assisted by the G. A. R.
The
C
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Republican
P
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of
th e West|
of our universities in polities. Two members of the association want to Will admitted to probate and John T. Corps, of Beaverton. All are invited.
questions thus arise, which I shall ea{
rT is the most stalw art anti u nsw erving R epublican Wet
Lucas appointed administrator with the
Gran(1 Lodge of Good Templars.
L lished today and can always be relied upon for fair and i
here attempt to answer. How has
No company of men and women will annexed with bonds fixed at $400.
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ports of all political affairs.
approval of bond.
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it happened that the fallacies of on earth are worthy of more honor Letters will issue upon
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grand lodge, Independent Order of
[ The W eekly Inter Ocean Supplies All of the News)
Cobdenism are taught as sacred than the pioneers of Oregon. They
In re guardianship of Chris Stoller, an q oocj Templars, will be held in Portland,
ar.d the Best of Current Literature.
gospel in so many American col braved the dangers of the plains insane person. Geo. Schwartz appointed j commenciog Tuesday, June I. The
It is Morally Clean, and as a Family Paper is Without a I
leges? And why have not the and crossed two ranges of mount guardian of the person and estate of said meetings of the grand lodge will take
friends of Protection interfered in ains in order to settle this country, insane person with bonds fixed at $2000. place in the haU of the local subordinate
Its Literary Columns are equal ]
Letters to issue upon approval of bonds. lodge of Good Templars, on Second and
to those of the best magazines.
the interests of truth and of national and make homes for their families.
Law Docket.—111 the matter of the Yamhill streets, Tuesday evening, June
prosperity?
Its Youth’s Department Is thc\
“They builded wiser than they adoption of Mary A. Will, a minor. Or- 1, a public reception will be given the
finest of Its kind. . . . . . . .
I observe in the first place that know,” for they saved the North dered that the prayer of petition be visitors in Grace M. E. church, corner of
the progress of Free-Trade doctrine west to the United States with all granted and that said minor be declared Twelfth and Tai lor streets. For this
It Urines to tho family the News oT tlio E n tire W orlii and j
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. I to be the child of said Mary A. Moore ¡occasion an exceedingly entertaining
the beat and able t discussions of all questions of tho day.
has been largely a literary move its
possible
resources.
Ihe
people
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In te r Ocean a'ires t w e l v panes of roe.din: matter ech 1
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* . I (by adoption) without change of name. I programme has been arranged, a pad
and bcinp published in t h lra ? o . better aiiepted to thenn
ment. The significance of this fact of the East were ignorant of all this
the
people west of tho AUechany Mountains tuan any other 1
which will consist of addresses by Mayor
A tte n tio n !
is easily seen when we consider the country, and the general govern-
Pennoyer, Dr. Rav Palmer, I)r. Rasmus,
$ « .0 0
P J* IC E
ro V L A S ? P F R Y E A R
number of distinguished men of let- ment had little appreciation of the The Memorial Services will be held in j and others. The committee preparing
ters who have allied themselves to value of any portion of the Western the M. F). Church in Forest Grove on the entertainment is at work and will be
May 30, at II o’clock a. m.
! prepared for a notable event. This ses-
its cause. It follows that the tradi coast. Those of us who came later,
The Decoration exercises will be on
; he
Edi- j
n
tions of the school are literary tra and thought it a long and tiresome the following day May 31. The proces | sion of the grand lodge of Good Temp
HODS 01 TnC Inter Ochlfl arc i haily uni cu .day by mall........... SC *)P
lars promises to be of deep interest to
ditions by which therhetorieal brill journey in ‘ ‘ the varnished cars,” sion will form on the Congregational I the order and many delegates are ex-
the best of their kind .
{ a *w r e * * t h e i t e r o c e a n , c
iancy of its founders is still wit are only beginning to appreciate the church lot at 9:30 a. in. Band in front j pected. There are somthing less than |
» 3*0 0 v etc ooece»*
nessed by an elaborate pretence of work the old pioneers did for us. then the Old Veterans, Woman’s Relief I ico subordinate lodges in the state, all of
Corps, Children, Sons of Veterans,
style among their degenerate sue- As the years come and go we shall Daughter of Veterans, Civic Societies, which will be represented. Many of the j
I past officers and visiting members of the
cessors-
respect and honor them as New Citizens, Carriages, Horsemen, inarch to order will be in attendance to swell the |
The thralldom of our professors England honors those who crossed cemetery.
numbers and enthusiasm.
Decorate Soldier’s graves. Services at
of economics is then but an instance the Atlantic in the Mayflower.
Forest Grove lodge will be represented i
.M oney «
of our long literary vassalage to En Their graves will be marked in our j Cenotaph by G. A. R. and also by W. by Oscar Baldwin, John B. Beal, John I
R. C. March to hall. Dismissed to re
Baldrick
ar.d
D.
M.
Alarkham
will
repre-
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gland, Just as our poets have cemeteries and decorated as tenderly semble at celebration grounds (if good
sent the Juvenile Temple. Other mem
caught their inspiration from as we care for the graves of our j weather) at 1:30 p. m.
bers of the grand lodge, who are mem- '
Wordsworth and Tennyson, and | honored soldiers. Children’s child
Public exercises by th eG . A. R.
bers here, will also attend.
Music.
just as our critics have bowed he- rei, will sing their praises in annual
S H E R I F F ’S S A L E .
fore the great names of Carlyle and gatherings, on a day honored as Exercises by W. R. C.
Oft A ny O th er K ind o f
In the Circuit Court o f the state of Oregon for
Music.
Matthew Arnold, so our academic Forefather’s Day is honored by
the county of Washington, P. I,. Willis, agent,
Address by Rev. H. X. Rounds.
plaintiff, vs. Portland Pressed Brick Company,
economists have yielded to the every descendent of New England, 1 Benediction.
J. H. Smith, K. T, Johnson and John Robertson,
Persons will please not ride or drive defendants. By virtue o f an execution and or
magnificently penned sophistries of but known as Pioneer Day. Proud
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such men as John Stuart Mill.
will be the descendant of an Oregon P a s t rroc«'ssion- All old soldiers are der o f sale, to me directed, issued on the 17th
day of May, 1897, out of the above named court,
But now the queston seems ! pjoneCTi but all will learn to think conh,lly ,nv,ted„to pa,rticipate'
in the above entitled cause, upon a decree ren-
By order of commitee.
I dered by said court on the 24th day of Novem
doubly pressing,—why have not of him as a brave, faithful man who
ber 1896, in favor of said plaintiff and against
The Endeavor Convention.
our clear-brained politicians ami | served his country in trying to serve
said defendants for the sum o f $13,203.82 besides
The
meeting
of
the
County
Union
]
interest, attorney s fees, costs and disburse \Y c have many bargains and now is tlie time to
men of business who have learned himself, and whose sacrifices have
ments, and foreclosing a mortgage lien on the
Write for Price List.
finance, not from the public ami Riven him an honored name in the j
wriUnended^nd*" very
' inter land hereinafter described. I have duly levied
upon the following described land, lying in the
private
profit-ami-loss account— history of his adopted state,
esting. The services at the Christian county of Washington in the state of Oregon,
f o r e s t g r o v e , of
why have they, ns regents and sup
church Sunday evening were good. The 1 bounded by beginning at a point 24.S0 chains
sermon, by Rev. E.
P. Hughes, south of the northeast corner of the northwest
porters of our colleges, uot inter
The temperance people are point- of HiUs’1)0ro was a fine effort and held quarter o f section 32 t 2 1 r 1 west of Willamette
fered in behalf of truth and justice,
ing with pride to the fact that Mrs. the large audience in close attention to meridian. saM point being the northeast corner
o f the land owned by said Portland Pressed
and seen to it that Protection was
McKinley will maintain the princi the end. At the close of the evening Brick Company on May 2. 1S92, and running
fairly represented in the lecture-
ples of total abstinence while mis meeting the following resolutions were thence south about 15.20 chains to the southeast
corner of said quarter section; thence west i-.-s
room? There have been two rea
tress of the White House. This passed:
! chains to the southwest corner of the said land
Resolved;
That
we,
the
delegates
to
sons. The first has been a gener
i owned by the said Portland Pressed Brick Com
will have a strong educational in
ons sentimentality: knowing that fluence in our own nation and it the Washington County Semi Annual Y . pany on May 2. 1892; thence north 1.40 chains:
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P. S. C. E. convention, tender our thanks thence north 68 degrees we»t 2.50 chains: thence
troth is certain to conquer at last, may reach, to some extent, across to the people of l-’orest Grove for their northwesterly on a direct line towanl the south
W ashington C ounty H âtckkt and . . .
east corner o f block No. 3. o f the town of Smock-
they have hesitated to force mat the ocean.
Mrs Grant, Mrs. hospitality in entertaining the visiting ville. as the same appears on the plat of said
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ice, ft. 00 both for?
ters. The second reason is more
Hayes. Mrs. Garfield, Mrs. Harri delegates, to the brethren who have so town, as recorded in the records of deeds of said
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Thrice-a-Week World.........
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2 .50
kindly
assisted
in
the
various
exercises
Washington county, to tke limit o f the railway
practical: the harm done has not son and Mrs. Cleveland were total
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of the session, and also to the friends of passing through said quarter section; thence
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been very great.
abstainers during their reign in the the Congregational and Christian along said railway, north 47 degrees 45 minutes
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For mnrk this fact: Though the White House. Mrs. Garfield, Mrs. churches
for the use of their places of ul„ w„ t from th, pUcr J * *
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2.50
professors throughout the country Harrison and Mrs. Cleveland never worship in which to hold the meetings. thence south 42 degrees 15 beginning;
minutes
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2 .50
east
to
the p lace of beginning: being
have been so largely Free-Traders, furnished wine to their guests, e x
P k t k r K in g ,
Silver
Knight............
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f
the
land
belon
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to
said
Portland
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A n n a M o o r k ,
2.50
their students have fteeti ardent cept at state dinners, when their
Pressed Brick Company, in said Washington
h ••
Vick’s Floral Monthly.......
B h r x ic k L a t h a m ,
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2.00
county, on M ay 2, 1S9J. Now. in pursuance of
ftotectionists. In truth, the last husbands wished wines to lie ser-
Committee.
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a
magazine...
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said decree, execution and order o f sale. 1 will
2.00
person to whom
the ^ bright
young
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Grant wn;1 the
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Mr. Rowmsn proved himself a good on the .8th day o f June. 1897. at the hoar ol
Cosmopolitan,
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thinker wonld look for political f,rst woman to move against having presiding officer and hisgood enthusiasm eleven o clock, a m . at the county court house
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International M agazine....
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guidance is his professor of political wine in the White House. The
to the .pint of each .easion. above described land at public auction to the
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We only rw ret that the Lonntv In ion highest bidder, for cash ia hand, to apply in or
economy. The student is not slow names of r these
old ones p s y W
ladies will always doe- Bot meit often„ in ,.orest Grovr toward the payment o f said decree interest at
year
in
advance.
to discover the narrowness of his be honored in the nation and being than once a ve.r,
torney s fee« costa and disbnrsements and the
accruing ex pen sea on said execution and order
hMtrnctor’s mental horizon or to dead thev will vet speak inflnen-
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Rlpana Tabu tea: at dragglats.
notice how many of his text-hooks tiallv on the side of temperance and
w p. m u n r o R p ,
iitpaua Tabules cure biliousness,
h n r the impress of a London ptib- an ennobled hnmanitv.
fh e riffftf Washington County, Oregon
hi pana Tabules: (or sotir alomara.
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