Washington County hatchet and Forest Grove times. (Forest Grove, Or.) 1896-1897, July 15, 1897, Image 4

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    In the report of the superintend
ent
o f the state asylum, among the
gaicred at the post-office at F om t Grove, or. m Ilil
realize that they are sick, ' when the people dou t buy, they
Second-class mail matter.
; and then many o f them take the can ’t sell. T h is distress, this suf- items of patients discharged, re-
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wrong medicine. The people dur-j fering, first began among those who j covered, improved and not
im-
poatage Free.
ing the last campaign were con- toil, and has come Up until today it proved, and died, appears the
en-
one year .............................................. »150 vinced that they were sick. Some has reached the banker.
He try, “ eloped 2 .“ It would be in-
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” said that i ust as 500,1 as t^le thought he was exempt, secure teresting to know if the penitentiary
in Advance.
country derclared in favor o f the from danger, but it has overtaken also suffered in this w ay.H
gold standard, and found that there him since confidence has been re-
Suits have been begun in the circuit
tan county new», the elevation o f humanity and ; would be no change in the financial stored. More national banks have
court as follows:
th*money we can make.
policy, everything would be all failed since the election of M eKin-
James M. Sm ith vs. A lfred and M ary
Item * o f general interest gratefully received.
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Bditor's hobbies and opinions on this page, aii ¡right-
Others said the trouble was
than in 1893*
F. Davis, foreclosing a m ortgage, on
H w rea tfM U -im p a rtia i.u d n n co io red .
with paper m oney; that the govern-
Mr. Bryan said: “ I have only lands in W ashington and Marion coun
Editor is at home in hts sanctum, H a t c h e t
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You ties, for #3155 40. George Landess and
■ aid in g, Horeat Grove, from 6 a. m. to top. m ment was issuing money which was 15 miuutes more to speak.
Khum ana r-anuess
Landess vs. H enry
eury and K ate
.ch w eekday and . l w . y , g i.d to u ik .n d t h e function of the banks, and when w ill find about the country t h a t Knum
b * talked to.
Latham , et al; foreclosing m ortgage for
the government went out o f the notes are now more numerous. | « «
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Ralston adm inistrator o f
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tn csD k v k r y w e e k in t h e y e a r o n banking business, prosperty would Savings banks that had warned the estate o f W. F . Ralston, deceased, vs
T h u r s d a y i- r o m
t h e h a t c h e t come b ack.
W hat we really want their depositors against the 50-cent Simon S. M arkham et al; foreclosure for
r M , s KRY’
_I is to make the issuing of money dollar are not able to pay 50 c e n t s $3S5- T ualatin Mill Com pany, a corpor-
If you tail to receive your paper it will the function of the governm ent, on the dollar. T h e expected good ation’ vs ,vv-F laylor et al; foreclo:,1I1K
be a favor if you will notify us at once, j and put the banks out of the gov- times have been
reversed, an(j I 8 m ecll»nics lien for $3^0 9 1 , same par
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H ATCH ET.
not make people take medicine un- bowed their necks found out that
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Promotes digestion,Cheerful­
and Rcst.Contains neither
Optum.Morphine nor Mineral.
N o t N a r c o t ic .
n ess
IS ON THE
! ties, in a sim ilar action for $138.06.
erning
business. There
were
others who said a higher tariff was
needed. Some were sick because
they had not enough taxes to pay,
THAT THE
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prices are on the downward trend. ! Charles Cook vs. Am elia Cook; for di-
a/Old D rS A M lU P J i ChKR
Since the election, Japan has adopt- vorce. E m e st Boekinan vs. Clackam a-
Pumpkin Sm d~
C o u n t y O f f ic ia l P a p e r .
jibe. Senna »
ecl Die gold standard. Should ive county; asking for $3215 dam ages for in-
RoJulU Satis —
OF EVEEY
jinist Seed ♦
rejoice? Some o f the gold-standard j ur‘es received by falling w ith traction
J Appennini
TaEAD A BLE
F. i g h t
Carbonaii Soda *
J engine through a defective bridge over
I noticed in the dis-
l < ELIABLE
P ages
Jtùrm Seed -
B O T T L E OP
Kruse creek; L . and H enry Toedtenieier
Clarified Sugar •
Fine s
XllEPU BLICAN
W eekly
hinùryn*si riaver.
W e have alw ays insisted that the patches that we had lost some gold, vs. Clackam as county; for $710 damage
question could restore pros- and in explanation it was said that to team and engine in fallin g through
A perfect Itemcdy forConstipv
that it could stop falling Japan needed it. X ot long ago we the sam e bridge.
THK GREAT ORATOR ANO HIS 1
tion. Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea,
Worms .Convulsions .Feverish­
SPEECH.
but it cannot stop falling were issuing bonds for gold, W ait I T he coun ty court Thursday awarded
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j contracts for building
three bridges:
ness
and L o s s O F SLEEP.
Hon. Wm. J. Bryan, late candi­ prices until there is an increase in until all the nations have been Fierce bridge, near G reen ville, to L.
driven to the gold standard, and 1 Sparkes, for $127; Schm eltzer bridge,
TacSimile Signature of
date of the democratic attd populist the volume o f money.
“ Thus we are going to win. y°.u "'ill find that hard times have [ near S ch o lls’ ferry, to C. T . Johnson, for
parties for the presidency, spoke in
Cantoria la pat cp in oco-ibo bottles oil;,
NEW YORK.
Portland Monday on the issues for W hen the returns o f the last elec- Just commenced. W ait till India, $78; bridge and fill on t e lom e place,
jig not sold in bnlk. Don't allow anyone tot.
. :; : . ' A t b m o n t h s , o l d
which his candidacy stood. The tion were in, we had votes enough, China, South Am erica, Central 1 near Beaverton, to C. T. Johnson, for
I yon anything eleo on the plea or promiie that!
$35-
j is “ juit a3 good" and “ will answer oreryp
Gladstone speech was too long for re­ but the other fellows had too many. Am erica and all the other silver
15 D o s i s - $ 3 1 . Nr*
J pose." ■ *tf‘ Sco that you get C-A-8-T-0-E-I.il
production but the address delivered W e had not imagined that the pop- nations have been driven to the
The New Tariff Law.
The ho-
/f
in Multnomah field before over 20,- ulation of the country had grow n g°ld standard, and gold made the
W hich has ju s t been signed by the
EXACT copy OF WRAPPER.
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000 people is here given in full for so rapidly, particularly in the doubt- only legal tender; then what? Gold president, m ay be appropriately consid­
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the benefit o f those from this county ful states. In explanation, it was j w ill be on the auction block, and ered an Industrial Declaration o f Inde-
who were not able to be attend. said that on great occasions, when tlie world will stand around to bid Pendenc«- An ° * c' al text of the law
i has ju st been published by the Am erican ,
Regardless o f political affiliation questions like those of the last f°r it- Gold will be made a god, , Protective T a riff League, and should be
every one feels an interest in a man campaign were presented, all the ai,d those who handle it prosper; 1 carefu lly exam ined by every citizen.
I think hut those who create the wealth o f Protectionists ought to have a few copies
who has come so prominently be­ people go out to vote.
there
were
a
great
many
votes
that the world will go down into misery. °f ih is law for distribution. F ive copies
nn/] W o p l/ lv ^ h in fT A
In tO T * i l / 'f l n n
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fore the nation and has so m ighty
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no
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to
any
address
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Docum ent XT«
No. 30 and address
diet
was
announced,
and,
anarchists
fail
to
understand
it.
W
ho
reads this speech w ill hardly credit
p r o fit s j \ v . F . W akem an , G e n ’l S e c ’y , 135 W est
that it was the same which so as we are, we acquiesced in it. I when the dollars rise? T h e owners 23d Street, N ew Y ork.
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thrilled and aroused its hearers, for wonder if our opponents would ° f the dollars. W ho loses when
Y o u m ay hu n t the world over and you j
In enjo;
The owners 0£ , 1 ...
the magnificent presence, melodious have submitted w illin gly as we did? property falls?
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w ill not find another m edicine equal to I
voice attd perfect control of the au­
I don t believe so. either; but property. It IS a contest between Ch.mberl.iti-. Colie, Cltolet. ... 1 lii.r-
The G reatest Republican Paper of th e W est.
dience’s
emotions
which
the four years later, there will be such God and Mammon, and we will rise rhoea R em edy for bowel com plaints. It
an overwhelm ing m ajority against after every defeat. No tomb can •* p leasan t, safe and reliable. For sale
speaker possessed, are absent.
¡ T T is the most sta lw a rt a n d u n sw erv in g R ep u b lica n W e e k ly pub .
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lished today and can always be relied upon for fair and honest ra-!
Bryan in speech is master o f all, them that they w ill submit very be made so strong as to imprison it. by J. C. C lark.
ports of all political affairs.
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Ours is a righteous cause.
Our
bat when the type conveys his meekly.
“ L ast sum m er one of our gran d -ch it-1
The Weekly fnter Ocean Supplies All of the News i =r~in*
“ The influences brought against cause is ju st and it must prevail,
words the spell is broken and won­
and the Best of Current Literature.
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dren was sick with a severe bowel j
der comes that one should have us were great— greater than we e s - 1 “ D uring the last campaign they ( tro u b le,” says Mrs. E. G . G regory, o f 1
It is Morally Clean, and as a Fam ily Paper is W ithout a Peer.
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Jfyour cl
lifer’s.
been moved at what then seems timated. I will not speak o f the told us we were dangerous; that we f’^ederiekatow n, Mo. “ Our doctor’s 1
Its Literary Columns are equal |
t'‘en we t r M Gham'
very commonplace and not at all great corruption fund that was were trying to upset the country"
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to those of the best magazines.
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used, but only one influence that socially, and instead of being re- R em edy, w hich gave very speedy re­
¡aspiring.
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Its
Youth’s Department Is the
“ I have but a few moments to was great enough to carry the elec- formers, we were revolutionists, lie f.” F o r sale by J. C. C lark, druggist. t
s
' finest of Its kind.
talk to you. I have been talking tion. It was that o f the financiers, W e advocate bimetalism. Our best I
N otw ithstandin g the hard tim es, Co-
the N ew » o f th e E ntire W o r ld and give»
all day, and when not so engaged exercised until it reached all the friends should be the owners ofi
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. ! lum bia County reduced its debt during
in . i r L 2 L l' b e n discussions of all questions of the day. T h e
In
te
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Ocean
gives
tw
e lv e paces of readirnr m atter each week
I have been occupied in shaking employes.
Never were men so in- property, as we are trying to make its fiscal year just closed by $8300. T h is !
the peo'plf
*° i» Mountains
bctter. adaPte<*
to other
the needs
of
tne
peopio
west
of
the
Alleghany
tnan any
paper.
hands, I have not been given timidated, so coerced. T h ey knew onr laws just.
W e want to succeed, is a good show ing. W ashington county I
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much time tp thjnk abput any sub-1 9f the low prices, of the dull bust b u t I don’t believe in m aking our also has run its governm ent some $8900
« $ 1 .0 0
$1 0 0 ;
tints, oi:
J
alid
the
families
dependent
happiness
greater
at
the
expense
o
f
,
UIOre
ch
ea
p
’
y
than
last
year.
E
cono-:
jeet t o r a new speech. W hen I te (Hess,
AUSTIN CRAIG, E ditor
and
P roprietor .
ASTORI
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. them, and their em ploy*«,
member how partial the republicans , tipott
ploy*«.
o f Oregon are to repeating, I know calling them in, told that success Of
they w ill not criticise me should
I free silver meant bankruptcy to
happen to repeat something I have them. T h ey were told that success
said before.
¡o f the single gold standard meant
It has been nearly two years work, and, under such pres-
since I had the pleasure of m eeting sure, with idleness promised on one
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some o f the people here— not so j hand, work on tlie other, they gave
mutt y
as now, as the silver their votes against silver.
“ The bankers explained to the
cause was not quite dead then.
On reaching Portland, I was pre-1 employers that free silver would
W e must
pared to find a great, busy city, bankrupt the country
not
deal
too
harshly
with the
and 1 wondered, with tlie mills all
running au<l the shops all so busy, | country bankers, who had been
if the people would find time, even told this by the New Y ork bankers.
after dark, to be here, Instead of Neither must we lie harsh with the
this, I find the significant
‘T o R en t’ all over your city. I bankers told them. T h e influence
others. W e want to re sto re .isys-
*em that w ill do justice, but I don t
want a governm ent where a man
| makes $10 by robbing another man
" h o lias $1. W e want to restore
( the country with equal rights to all
und special privileges to none»
1 H u«* i m h i i t A t t
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Our ambition is to put this into ef
feet to make it a vital force. W e
o u r le c is l a t u r e s
want to apply v > to
to our legislatures,
to our courts . W e want to be a
living motto, so that our friends
can see what this movement means
• improvetnent of the condit J ™ ^
people. But the cost o f governm ent, na-
Ju ly. and the increase o f population here; from them to the employers,
in Oregon alw ays takes place be- and then upon the laborers. W ith
these influences brought to bear,
tween June and November.
this
presssnre coming down, the
“ We had t. great fight last fall. It
influence
of foreign financiers was
was a contest that stirred m en’s
exerted
upon
the great newspapers
souls. I had a letter from a man
o
f
the
country,
who were m ort­
only the other day who had just
gagees
o
f
these
men.
found out that I had actually been
jou rs. I bring to you words o
encouragement.
Our cause o
! Balance on hand.
bimetalism is gaining every day
Kvcess fund—
n n hnml at last statement
neighbor meets nei
Paid out.......
verts are gained. I know the dis­
tion al, state, county and m unicipal, is
, stUI t0° great.— The Oregonian,
No-To-Bac for F ifty Cents»
antced tobacco ha
’weak
men strong, blood pure. 60c. tl. A ll druggists.“
advantages yon are under.
court F r,d a y for the year endin g July t.
It #how, the receipts and expenditures
during the year. T h e report shows that
there is in the hands o f the county treas­
urer in th e various funds, $17,528.12.
T h is is to the cred it o f the different funds,
os follows:
C o u n ty fund—
1 Receipts
Paid out..........................
$.11 3C9 24
f 5 014 46
^ Bilance on baud..........
State fund -
R e c e ip ts ........................
I’« id s ate treigurer
$ 4 INI TS
I ap­
preciate the work that the demo­
crats of Oregon are doing.
“ I don’t believe the same influ-
elected.
I don ’t expect to draw the
until success is ours,
salary, but it is some consolation enee can be brought again.
If I
Go on
and seventy
>
B h lance on band.......
County iusiltule fund —
Receipts.................
Paid out............
Balance ou hand
1 Indinen; soldiers'fund
1 Receipts
Paid out..
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W c have many bargains and now is t h e t i m e to inv<
W rite for Price List.
FO REST G RO VE, oregoi
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119 50
parse ai
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O uf Special
Clubbing Offetr
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V ick ’s Floral M onthly........
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Wanted -fin idea ¡7
J. C. Clark, draghisi.
P IT l
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ave you
Buy a Lot.
Buy a House and Lot;5":
$ 1 TlH 32
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17 4,<0 f«
¡Aid. 1 would lose faith in the per millions c f people will bless yo u .”
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petuity o f American institutions,
Balance on hand
?
v‘7 v
Vubli r. ad fund -
Deception had to be used before
! Receipts.
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coercion was possible, but the pco- taste and poorer judgm ent in his Paid out
4e 9H
his logic.
He wrote: ’ Didn’t the pie have been deceived as to the reference to the big wholesale drug
Balança on hand
republicans say that if you were com ing o f prosperity under the house failure when introducing
Hpeelai »i-ho 1 d Ltit !«
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mourn
received
elected the banks would fail, busi­ gold standard,"and, like Abraham Mr. Bryan as argum ent against
! Paid out
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ness houses would go into bank­ Lincoln. I believe that while yo-i Republican.
.Stell, Ilits.Y .i £.
ruptcy, and haven’t they?’ If I c tn fool some of the people al! tlie W oodard’s financial troubles caute j raíam e on 'mud
j Towns and cities
had been elected, every failure «'»»e, and all the people some o f the fror, tht. firnx s sj^ cm alm g in out­ Receipts
1 4 'r i m
would have been charged to tue; Gate, you cannot tool all the people side matters instead o f confining 1 Paid out
a
71
but. as it is, I ant not the advance
th* time.
themselves to their own line in I Balance on baud
$
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agent o f prosperity.
Has The
“ These men who were roerccd which they were m aking a siicces».
rr>n -»i tMai
Oregonian pointed out to you the into voting : r the gold standard E very one w ho knows anything at
JÎ ' ' »loipie
i to potent.-
rtn
tu
ct
your
Idea«:
tfcrr
mnr
briar
numb:r o f failures since the election have had their eyes opened. T h ey all about the matter knows the Write JOHN WKUDtttm-r.N .« LV . pA- i T
»•T«. n a n iilo tn m . D. l „ f „ r t h r l r a i «»V n il L .
o f Mr M cKinley?
o B k
were promised steady employment, truth o f this as Mr Pcnnovcr him- v i a h a t o f . 0 0 S l U d m t
but
have
found
that
the
employer
self
must.
H
is
statement
'tetr.n.s,
“ For je s r s we have been trying
llu n d r p iis o f thnnaani s ,,a\o Iwf-tt ii,.
to show you what the trouble was. 1 could not g iv e them work. Th ey a lack of candor little s!n rt o f ac­ tliif*s l to tr y t ’ lm'M.ti
'U tin b t ’otigh
The republicans at first detred, and have found that money coul l rot tual misrepresentation, es| cctallv R e m e d y b y r e * d it ic tor t liv t « . an.I h av-
later were compelled to admit there b* borrowed unless security was culpable wheu it is thetnayor parad-j ¡»¡t tested it< tuent« ¡..r ¡hemeHve* arc
can- given, and the business men who ing the misfortunes o f hi-« own city. t o d a y i t s M a r i n i s i f r i e n d «
For rale bv
I something wrong.
for me to know that 1 was elected.
T h e man went on in his letter to
explain how it happened, and I
must confess that I cannot answer
Hatchet and Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean fu
T h e annual report o f County Treasurer
A . B. C o d y was filed w ith the coun ty
a,,<! why it has gone to the hearts
° f the people.
shown and the heroism displayed.
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