The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913, January 08, 1892, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON MIST. irrio. jtao rfii year. 8t. H slims. Jawuaby 8, 1392. War PAT 1MP0KT BUTT. The secretary of egricultrjre, in his annas! report, devotes a paragraph to the midd'oman, and tba extent to which he Is enabled by various condi tions especially prevalent in America, to abtord a large proportion of the ' prices paid by the consumers for farm products, tbue unduly limiting the profile of the farmer. Admitting the difficulty of remedying of thia evil, he points out that a. partial remedy, provide which ia the duty of his de partment, in to keep the farmer tally informed in regard to the market values of his wares. This will, at leant, save him from the penalty of ignor ance and the unscrupulous greed traders, and he concludes by stating that it is his earnest desire and inten tkm to exlead the work ia this direc tion ant3 every farmer in the country may know, before he markets his goods, lust what their value is ia the nearest market The secretary em phasiies the Seine of a greater diversi fication in oar crops to take full ad vantage of onr home market, and says that although noting with satisfaction the effect upon some of our agricultural imports of the present tariff law, it is nevertheless strikingly apparent that many of the agricultural product im ported are such as could and abeuld bs produced in thia country. Tonus is a movement on foot with ' the press of the state in favor of good roads to the interior, from railroad stations and river landings. This is "very important, and no community can expect to develop without having available meant of transportation from the farm to the town. But the mat- " ter should not stop here by any means. It will not benefit the producer but little if be can get to bis market town by a good road, when the rates to sc board from hit shipping point are so exorbitant that be can realise no profit on bis crop. -. In the language of holy writ, the one should be done and the other not left undone. Good roads should be constructed to the remoteet part of every county, and the water ways of the state freed from every ob struction. By soch means ths resources of the commonwealth will be developed, and an era of advancement inaug urated which will place this country ia the position she is destined to occupy. Times-Mountaineer. A large number of the eonntry papers throughout the state have is sued large New Years editions. Those so far which have reached this office are Oregon City Enterprise, Yamhill Beporter, Hillsboro Independent and Salem Statesman. The Statesman ia far in the lead of all others, and does the state capital and the proprietors of the paper great credit. Second to the Statesman is the Enterprise, which is beyond question the finest sheet ever sent out from Clackamas county. The Oregonian, with its large editioa, which will appear about January 14, will, of course eclipse all others, from the fact only, that it has so much larger field, and so many more re soarees of wealth to work from. Therx are 72300 pounds of pennies encumbering the vaults of the sob treasury.;; This is more than tbirtysix tons, and the coins are still aceomlat ing. There are 10,400 bags, weighing seven pounds each. The accumulation is partly the result of the . general es tablishment of the penny slot machines. The headquarters of the companies owning these machines is ia New York, and all the pennies are therefore sent there when the agents make their returns. The companies thereupon unload them upon the sub-treasury, The treasury department will send these pennies to be distributed among the country banks. WASHINGTON LETTER. - APIARY GLEANINGS. . Weather fine as usual somt mod for I change. .,;..',., . V.M. Doraey . Apiary's grocer, is spend ins slew days at tba bob. His return ia daily expected. , Lewia Bntta ia trying to bay s mats for "Billy." Something is anrely going to bap- pen. Lew., wa are all watching you. Pan Btehman ia receiving bids for ths erection of a large barn.. Dan believe In keeping pace with hi "baching' friend, and ia going to do it tteco, Dan. Among onr old friend w attain have in our midat Isaac Johnson a one of Apiary 'a semi-weekly visitor. Judging from ths parcel of mail bs receives, there is certainly something In ths wind. If Isaac should get married 11 rat It would bs s lias Joke on CfaarU and Das. ' . Onr neighbor, James Oallion, 1 making considerable Jieadway "hi hi clearing in spit of bad aeather. Mere men Ilk Jim ' and Tom ia what our county need. -. onr 9w rears entertainment, given by Mr. and Mrs. Felix Debast, was a racces m every aeoM. Dancing commenced at 8, tapper at 12, a most bounteous fesst pre pared by ths hostess and her daughter, Jsnni and Maggie. Talk, of a badness nature, 1 to the effect that the county road from Cedar Landing to the mils-pest tooth of C. A. Girt'a resi dence, ia to be planked If volunteer work afDclent to lay ths plank can bs secured. ! Ths dsnes given at Dan Stehmaa's Christ mas Kvs. was wall attended. Ths services of tbs Lownota String Band wtrs asesrsd. tapper was servsd by Dan's lady fa-lease, and a most enjoyable time k reported by all. SaSYA ClACS. (Frm Our Btgular Ctmtpondnt.) Wasmstmm, D. O., Jan. 1, 1833. The preeidcut'i official Mew Year recep tioa was one of the most brilliant and largely attended ever held. The new dee- orated White boos adding no tittle to tb brightness which pervaded everything. Them receptions always attract a large crowd, arid from thorn who take part in them, for at no other place can so many celebrities be seen st on time. Ths tioa began at tl o'clock the carriages going in at the east and oat at the west gala, and pas-ins; through a lana of eloaely packed spectators, extending nearly a square from each gala. First cam Vice Frteident Morton and the cabinet, headed by Becretary Blane; then the diplomatic corps, all ot the foreign minister and attaches wearing the uniforms ot their rank and their brtaat covered with decoration be towed upon them by their own or other government. The supreme court and other United 8tate court Judges rams next followed by senator and represr.ati lives in congresses-minister and ex-member of the state cabinet Then cam the bril.'iantiy uniformed officer f the army, navy and murine corps, W lowed by officials only a grade or two below members of the cabinet. Nest caina the grissled face of the associated wterans of ths Mexican war, closely followed by the O rand Army of the Repubie, the loyal legion. and the oldest inhabitant assoiatibo of the District of Columbia. Thereat of the time uu'.iU 1 o'clock was taken ap by plain everyday dtiaena, who wbbed to extend ths coarteete of the dsy to our chief magistrate. ' Vic President Morton left as toon a be had been received by the president for hi owa residence, where a reception began at 12 o'clock that was aa near a duplicate of thee at the White hoot ss the atten dance of al! the same psopl could make it. In spit of all stories to the contrary Gen. Meboa A. Mite, aya, and h certainly knows, that he did not eome to Washington nnder official orders, snd that It wss tb marriage of Mia Rachel Sherman, a cousin of his wife, which brought him and Mra. Miles here 6om extra enterprising purveyor of sensational new had assigned General Mile to the command of an army that was being made ready to invade Chili. General Horace Porter, the popular New York orator, who cams over to attend the wedding of Mis Rachel Sherman, is one of these who do not hesitate to apeak in favor ot a foreign war. He said : "I scarcely look for s war with Chili, although 1 think a lit Us brush with an outsider would be a good hing for the United Btstes. Patriotism becomes stagnant by too long an epoch of peace. I rather regret that we did not ad minister a thrashing to Italy." The Schedule of articles embraced in the reciprocity treaty with Great Britain for the Britisb West Indies wss made public this week and it ia regarded with mingled praise and wonder. Praia because of the benefits certain to accrue the reform to our farmers sad manufacturers, aud wonder that England should have been persuaded to give n so much of ths trade she has practically monopolised for many years. On of the eommiuionera, on the part of the colonies, who negotiated the treaty, said that England never did anytbinc more un- iuingty than ootborizing the the negotia tion of this treaty, bat it waa recognized that the American market waa absolutely necessary to the colonies, and that It would be dosed to them unless satisfactory con cessions were made. , Becretary Elkin took formal charge of the war department yesterday, and his oOc waa crowded all day with friends who called to tender their congratulation. The democratic members of the bouse are beginning to realise that they have been in dulging in soma wild talk about making wholesale reductions ia ths annual appro priations, snd they are already hedging on that subject. It is an easy matter for an) body to criticise ths total amount appro priated by the last congress and to call it extravagance, but up to thia timea one of them have been able to point out one single instance ia which money was appropriated J where it was not needed or where tl was appropriated for which ths government win not get 100 cents to value. And if the democratic house, in it anxiety to make a showing of economy, shall dare to attempt to cripple any branch of the government service by withholding necessary appropria tion it party will pay dearly for the nig gardly policy. The people of this country do not object to liberal appropriations, so long aa they knuw that they are receiving foil value for the money spent Reciprocity treaties with Guatemala and Salvador have been signed by Becretary Blaine. USH STORE! trf i rnn nf-rf n p? o JJn J. iWmMtL.ln, -DBAUBB General FJcrcIiandisc Crockery, Glassware, Boots, Shoes, Ladies' Dress Goods, Queensware. Finishing Goods LUMBER, SHINGLES, ETC, Produce Taken In Exchange. It Will Pay You to Consult Our Prices. RAINIER, - - - OREGON. RAILROAD TO ASTORIA. Cot.rv.tLa Crrv, Jan. 6, 189. Karros Osseo Mist Sir; W are In doubt a to whether the rail road from Goble to Astoria, if ever built, will five the relief and satisfaction to those people they So ranch desire and are worthy of. While their liberality ia oonimenaaMe. there Is grave doubt as to whether thia road I )nt what Astoria and the state of Oregon can afford. Th principal seaport on the PaciHo have direct transcontinental linea, ssv Astoria. the port above, sad beyond all others, most deserving, hacked by th best state on the coast. And bow, to give ourselves away for a road which will be entirely nnder the control ot the Northern Pacific, and tribu tary to Tacoma. is not wis policy ; in fact th lumber and fish now shipped at Astoria sill all go via Tacoma. As a proof, th Northern Pacific now has mors shipping point ia Oregon than they use, or want Portland, Vulambia Wty, Hunter's Point. Goble, Coffla Rock and Kalama with Astoria added, we had ss well sell out. A s reminder; when the Tacoma branch f ths Northern Pacific was built to Port land, eight years ago. we gave to th North era Pacific company all tb land they asked for, 1500 feet of river front and twenty acre for a aid track and depot grounds. Fine that time we have not sold a town lot; before that we could and did sell readily, lots at 1100 to S30O each. Thia is costly experience, and w hope It may not be duplicated upon our people. What Astoria and th commerce of Ore gon demand la a railroad directly through the interior toconnectPortland and Astoria with the Union Psrifie company, tb Southern Pacific company and th North era Pacific company. When thia it com pleted th product of Oregon, th timber, coal and iron of Nebalem and Carico val leys, wilt largely be shipped st Astoria and Portland, notwithstanding the Union Pa cific and Northern Pacific would with it otherwise. ' In conclusion, w wish to say this, tb sulddai strifs existing between Portland and Astoria, is a damage to tb state. With a proper understanding and under taking with the people of Portland and with the manager of trunk lines, a railroad could and would be built to Astoria direct, developing th interior within on year. Better how the whdom of our neighboring tatea; build onr railroad, open onr rivers and take our place with the commercial world. Until tbat event will be looked upon as Btasabrained. D. W. C live to eat. " Suflcelt to say that your correspondent could not eat a much head die at th grand feast which followed the other xerde as J. T. did. Koa-Savu. ; .' MIST.. Enrros Miv:Not seeing any thin In your columns from Mitt lately, I thought I would write snd let you know ws wer dill alive, although we are pretty badly water soaked, as it has done nothing hut rain for tome time. Ws hsd quits a heavy wind on !uinbcr ZS, and aa far as w ran learn th road are all blocked with trees. But oar cititens srs awake and it wtl not take long to open the roads again. Our School la progressing nicely under th management of Miss Adda Gilbert There was an entertainment Christmas sight, held at tb residence of Mr. A. J. Orwig, W return our thanks to Mrs Nettie F. Courier for furnishing ths instrn mental music, which kept everybody in good humor between scenes, following is th programme: Welcome enng ..Mrs. Courier, Mrs. Fisher laoicau "jrrenca Flower uirt". ..... . , , Hattis Fisher Dialogue. . Etta Palter and Charlie Parsons neciution "Aiy reriecl Love" . .Minnie Baker Instrumental music .-. .. .. Minerva Orwiy Dialogue "Felicity" Maud Orwig and win r isimr. Tableau "Simple 8lruon". ... A. 3. Orwtr feeia niauon aiHSAnua Orwig Tableau ''Courtship Under Difficulties" at isse Br Parsons and Etta Baker Messrs. Will Berkheimer, Arthur Hiatt and Utile Fisher. Song "On of Hit Utile One" ...... Minerva Orwig, Anna Orwig, Lou Orwig and Anson Orwig. Recitation 8adi Orwl yiwujiie - ruui nut, ... ........ ,.. .Majd Orwig and Dal-y Parsons Tableau "Babes in th Wood' ...... . Ibree cin D alogu . Minnie Baker and Oliie Fl.her 8ong "Homeless Tonight". .... Kila Hiatt TaUcan "Irishman and hit Dog" . . .... ....... A. J. Orwig Song Serenade"... Minerva Orwig Anna Orwig, Sd Orwig, tot Orwig and Anson Orwig. Recitation "Filander Cole" Ed Orwig Song..... .....Mr. and Mrv tjea 'ding Dialogue.. Willie Hiatt and Charlie Parwos Dialogue "Pantaloon right" Ed . Orwig, G. B. Fisher and Will Berk " hcimer. The programme ended by Santa Clans distributing candy and nuts among tb audience. We men partook of an excellent supper, furnished by Mr. and Mr. Orwi. after which all went home well pirated with tb evening's entertainment. Iono. A LMlr. STEW ABO CREEK. , TRVON. Tbs old year was praised out tb new on introduced by a social dance at the resi denes of Mr. B. Smith. There was about sixty of hi neighbors present. Ths gen eral remarks were that it was one of ths finest dances in this part of th country for some time. For proof of ths same, danc ing commenced at 6 o'clock New Year Ev and continued until 10 o'clock next dsy. The Alliance meetings hare taken quite a boom here lately. Bain till continue to fall snd mud is the prevailing element. A sensation bss been created near hers by ths report that a married man had got tired of his wife snd taksn her borne to her parents. The storm which passed over this part of the country Monday night a week ago did no damage except laying a few trees across the road an J fence. , Charles Lowe, who hat been visiting in this neighborhood for several day a, returned to PortlaiM last week. . Mr. Young commenced school again Monday, after a week of holidays, Guy and Frank Barnes are unable to attend on account of sickness. Peter Syvereoa is sick also.:'"''' Mr. Chipmsa is boms from Astoria to stay all winter. He 1 now engaged in building a good abed bam on his homestead. Mrs. Roberta, (nee Mis Psyne) of May er, ia visiting her parents this week. Benson i still running logs assisted by J. Power snd J. Quigley. His lawsuit witb Mr. Kemp has been carried to a higher court snd will not come off until next Msy, Several couple from thia place took ia the Christmas dance at Clatakanis Christmas night. :. Our tin band has grown In size very rap idly ia the past few day and now numbers over thirty members. Tb last serenade took place at th residence of Nathan Tingle Mew Year Eve. We found Mr. Tingle busy making sauer-krant and Mra. Tingle waa ironing. The music rendered wa fair, considering ths short time the band ha been practicing. Tbs key waa b flat or c flatter; but the flattest thing there waa BT. T. s tin can st the end of the first tun. You mut remember that ths first time wss also the last, a but on was played. After tb first excitement waa over the men helped Mr. Tingle make his kraut and the ladies helped Mrs. Tingle iron. W then concluded to watch ths old ysr die. In fast tbia wa th original idea. The time wa (pent playing gam, singing, etc., un til the new year waa horn. ' Most people eat to lire," but it would seem that some Since It first introduction. Electric Bit ters has gsined rapidly in popular lavor, until now it I clearly In the trad arsons par medical tonics and alterative con taining nothing which permit Its us as a beverag or intoxicant, it is recognized a th best and purest medicine for all til' menu of stomach, liver snd kidney. It will cure tick headache, indigestion , con stipation, and drive malaria from the sys tem. Satisfaction guaranteed with each bottle or th money will be refunded Price only flOe per bottle. Sold by Edwin Boca, ataeaUew Araiea Salva. Th Best Salve ia the world for Cuta. Bruises, Sores, DIcera, salt Rheom, Fever gerea, Tetter, Chapped Bands, Chilblains, Corns and all Mkla Eruptions, and positively rare Pile, r a pay ratjnlrM. It I goaraateed to givs putaet satis- taction, or asony letaaded. Fries 2 ala per box. For Sal By Sdwla Mam. BAd CaKPKTS. All In wsnt of Rag Carpets csn have them mane Dy Mrs. -w. i insnam, Uillton. t:o- iniuoia county, uregon. ylms Dissolution of Partnership. notice is hereby given that H. P. Wat-1 W'IOTTWri't . AM, OOOPfl MABH1TD Iff yiAIN1 14X) FIRST STREET 140 UNDER THK OILMAN HOUSE. Porthd S::3 C (F W. MILLER, Mgr.,) J. M, MOVER & CO. SEEDS, TREES. .... ..'... Ar now nrensred to offer tbrlr Renowned AH-Wool Oond at s Great Rtdwetlea Irons lomr prtcea. In connection with eur AN-Wool Clothing fmm th Albany Woolen Milts we hav secured mm th most prominent Kwtsra ssd Foreign Mills all ths Latest Designs. Reliable, Lot !. SOOO Dark Or Tweed Sulla. Striped Worsted lulu Strtpsd Cheviot 8IW.. SeouSVfcevlot auii.... Bn.wa Plaid Suit MoUlsd Cheviot Sulla uraytawa sutta , - m nmti caevlot Suit-. .. Brawn Tweed Salia-.. Lot N. to 10. Brow Cheviot Bulla..,.,....,..,. Plaid Castlmor Sulla.......... , Fancy Caaatmtr utl.....u Brow Tweed Belts Panev Herrlns Done 8ulta... Voleur roneJ Snlta...,.. Utj Tweed liulia-........,...,.,... Lt tw. BOsO. Brawn Cheek Bulls..- . Cheek Camimere he? y Suits ilpl Caivlmere heavy suits Or Cheviot, heavy, Bulla...,, arowa t;nviot, aevy suit... Haavv Blu Tweed Hulla (tlaek end White Mix Cae sium Suit.-. . N. BOSO. Brown Striped Wonted Baits Black Diagonal 8itlia........ Black Corkscrew Hulta. . Heavy Blue UeHoo Suits Heavy cneca uasetiasre suits Pmney Wid Wale Worsted Mull Brown Plaid Worn ted Bulla.- Dark Xrawa Cheviot Salle,... BWt It. S040. . ranev Cheek Caaatmer salts Strliwd Casalraere heavy salt wi uray iavio sail-.. W wsrrant all vm goods a lluueet and Cnitwlfoa iet f i At I 8 50 At 10 00 At 12 00 At 17 60 At 13 60 vtloav Salah Drab Twsed suits ......................,., Fancy Caaslasr snluu., ran wnniaa biiiu - Silk ittxedUaiwIraeresulU. - Bute thee caaslmar suit Browa Tweed suits...... Lai B as, BOSO. Mature! Oray Cssauasrs, BO dva nulla Browa Cheviot Hooted auluu. Dark Browa Tweed sella...... Dark oray Tweed, xl-eoac ooaa. auiia..... .- . Park Blue, square eut, suits.. Diae worsiaa suns.. - Tan Tweed, M-ouae gosda, suits XXX Mole Tweed sulla At 14 50 r At 16 00 Lot Ne. toea. Bleak Wtd Wal Bulla..... Blue Wld Wale Salia.M.M. Browa Meltea Sulla PaaeyChaek Cheviot sail... At 41 H fift hark Gray Warned tu.tts. At 9IO VV BlMkCorkserewsulls.nn.am, Black Diagonal suits....... ., Lst No. tor. Dark Urowa Tweed salts .... Heavy Blee Pircailllly sails.. Striae Fancy Worsted lulls.. Kalra Heavy Dark Uray Ce elater aufla,.......,. , field Wonted, seat patera suits. Brvko PUId W on ud salts.. Bilk Mlied Worsted sail....!., Let Mm. eoao. Blaek Wld Wal suit ...... Pansy WhlnoorS suits..... ..... Pin Drab asnoy smlta....,,. Pla Worsted Sari,....... Dark Orav WontMl Bulla Haavv Blu Boavoe suits Hllk llllod Caaatwiaro sulla... Faasi I' laid Worstad sulia.. Small Chavk Wonted suits. I'lala Browa Mellon suits., .. Katre Uvy XX Casslmws Is! see tao t aa see Le Re. IOWA. Dark Amy veloer Eng. Caast. aw suits Ft Blaak Woratad (haaaa) suits................. ........ Blaek Cheviot OOO suit. Dark Brow Malum tulia.. a.ffs 171 Reoond 8k Portland. Oretoa Send lor CsUtte. ftovjai. VMIsl TKAMKBi At 18 00 It bow making regular reuse' trips from oak plot to rcrjb Daily ticcpt Wednesdays, Lsaviss Oaf. POIKT.. BIKLl.., , KSlWittt.,,, Dark Paae Worsted satis, raaey Battle Snake Bulla. Batlisk Barrlag Boa suits. At 20 00 1 ,4w - ; a. IS a.' kaLama im - ir. Hi-Trti .. ' 32 - AaaivwerOAllJsti. u'm MeaiJMrk Caaekad Weratei Faney PUid WortBi(.3 Straight Stripe Worsted Sulla, Katre Quality Corkssrsw sulu sVef ajw, 9 1 OO. XX valesr I lack Cheviot suits ....., Bstia Heavy Wlda WaUsult Faney striped Worsted ssdta, osiv wiao an Whla O Slack Plaid Wwtttd, Baaat Bouad Wal. sira... vara suits... erring Boo Strips Werstrd if 99 Rfl sails ........ .......... " wv rah Kersey eulis...... Drab Slal Kersa suits, Baal Browa suits. ..., 40 8iusTklt, Walapaura tutu aaket Werelad sulU.im.. Heavy IHagoaal auiia. bark Oray Warned salt.. J. M. MOYER & CO., Succstsor to BrewosviU WelB Mill, ' FIRST 13TREET, CORNER ALDER, PORTLAND. S I 'ltlOTLY ONE I'niCB. NO DBS VI ATI OIF. RCTURNINQ Lsavst PQTLAXO .....IMt M Aaaivs ITIXLA .! " W. E. NEWSOM. o. n. nAr.T. rroprtstor St. Helens Meat Market 9mtm Meats, teatage, rhh M by waelasase at ! ntaa. Xasrsa sms rss ta all as a,. sad ehsrgss leaaaawele. TAB CODEL SALCOI J. 8. CLOXIXCSLT ihrV. THE RETAIL MERCHANT it the necetMry Medium of Trade between the Manufacturer and the CoiiBumer. He must protect the interctt of his customers by purchasing id the loweet and and best markets, and by gelling to his patrona at the Lowest Poeuble Prices. ST. IICLES8, OltOC. W. JBL. 3BOJMLAJS PROPRIETOR OF THE OLD ST. HELEKS STORE, In keeping these true principles of trade always in view ; often leaves the old track and strikes ''across lots" for Bargains for his cuetomers. His stock of tsSGeneral Ilerohandise Is being enlarged by New Goods Every Day. It 1 not convenient to nam the many different article kept on !. asi ia from Dry 0ds,Ci. thing. Ladle' Wear Oentlemtn' Wear. Head Wear. Fool Wear. Flour and Fred. Groctrle aad Can aed Ooods, Nsils and Hardware, Crockery and Glassware. Wranit na Cfccfcs Tb:i. IU:::r$nJ Cbr$. E::r S Cts. Eilkrd and Pool ?bl &r Chs 7sacmmorlatLoQ of Pa(roo4 and Tin wire. Powder and Shot, Hat an Fatent Medtrloe, Touet Article, te Cap, Boot aad BBees, CALL AROUND. OF COURSE YOU DO. I O is x Svnn Bciito rft oacx it tow Von to Bad thewt dsdraaJa sdaan sa parch voei ' tavsgusaler." "THE DAIIQXTICT.' UNCLE MYEES, The Saest lias of Wines tieaers aad kin has retired from the Arm of W. J. MuckleA Co.. doing business at Rainier, Oregon. All debts dae said firm will be aid THE PORTLAND JEWELER. IXF0KTKR AMD SKALIft IX onds, ClocIiOs! Wstchss, hiizkn, fir.. Cjttic:) tzziz. Fine 7atoii and J ewelrv Zleisairincr Orders from the Country Oolfolted. payable to, and all debts do from nrni, will D psid by 7 r VV. J. MUCKLK V CO. Yt sat mIasv fm SsTAa 17 I Utlt Jit tO Tb,gelekay'Fr,pcbgnriL I165 Flrst Stre8t Betwg8a M$8i mitafcin. PefelCr. warrantea u to euro BFfflRI TobaeeoorOpli tlou, over indal r JBiW . Buckwheat CakeSa, The old way of setting tb raise) orer night by the use of yeast, while the cakes were light yet there was always a well founded suspicion that buckwheat 'cakes made ia that manner were indigestible and unwholesome, because of the chemical action that takes place, so alters the flour from its original character, that the souring or decomposing process continues in the stomach, followed by dyspepsia and kindred troubles. The new way does away with all fermentation, souring etc, and places upon the table smoking hot buckwheat cakes i in 13 minutes or less. Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder is the element that superseded the old methods. Buck wheat and all griddle cakes made with Dr. Price's Powder , are not only exceedingly light and delicious, but can be enjoyed by dyspeptics and invalids with impunity. Dr. Prices Cream is the only baking powder cantaining the whites ei eggs. APHRODITINE"SScZ I Sols es a POBITIVS eUAMANTIS to oar aor loraa oloerroui dlseat or any disorder of th generative or gene oi euoer ees, whether arlatoa' fromtheexceaalv aseof BUmalauta. A F Trd or Opium, or tb rough youthful ladla r Indnleeno. Jkm alien 1,.! u.. t Power, Wakef uineas. Bearing down rains In the ncs.Mui mi nuuim. nnunft. Kmi prna. trattoo. Nocturnal Bnirsiooa, Leueorrtuaa, 1M. tineas, Weak Manory, Lots of Power andlmpo. tonoy, which II as laeted often lead to prematura J ld ace aad Insanity. Fiie flM a box, (be orfaiw. Bent br ma!! oaraeeiptot prioa- wairras udakaster is gives for vary face order received, to refirndth money if a rma( euro I not eSaetsd. We bar thousands of tastlmenlsls from old and young, el both saxes, wbo have been permanently cured bytbeuseef Aphrodltin. Circa lav free. Address TH" APHRO MEDICINE CO. Western Branch. Bos27.roanaiiD. Oa. For sale by EDWIN ROSS, Dboooibt, Bt. Helens. Or. One Dollar Weekly Bays a good gold watch by onr club eys- tem. Our 14 karat gold-flllfd esses ars war ranted for 20 year. Kin Elgin and Wal tham m sverrent. Stem wind and set. Lady's or gent' size. Kqnal to any 50 I watcti. 10 seeur agent wrier w Havel I none, we sell nn of tb bunting ease I watches for lha clnb nrloa 128 and send C. I 1 0. D. by express witb prisilegeof exsmina-1 I uon oeiore paying tor tne saane. Our agent at Durham, H. C, writ: "Our iewelera bv eoafesssd thev doa't know I I bow you can lurniaa suea wera tor tne awy." Our agent at Heath Spring, 8. C. , writes : "Your watches take at stent. Th mntiessan I who got tb last watch said that h aiaralned and priced a iewaier s watches la Lancaster, that were so better tbaa yours, bat tb pries woo eta. I Onr agent st Pennington, Tex., writes: I ''Am in neatst of tb wateh. and ass nleased I I without measure. All wbobav sera it ear ill Iwoota encap as . Oo good rellabl agent wanted for each I place. Writs (or particulars. tMmi VTATC HI., CCW lOTS, Cigsrs to b found this I4 oi Psrt I. and a yoj ) to bgag la s -4 POOL OR BILUADS, iTbereeaj aare west that thaw t I a beet table la town. Xiery thing stew sad seat, and vour tjatfanasra. ia Mnaasfiul olielted. . , M ' St. Hsleae. Ovgsa. J . CeMVStsvTSet CttStBBB. Am Sid whvtletaaj. varlirad fiaa iaetlM haviitg bad placed ia his bands by sa Cast India missionary. Use farsnoiasf a sitspi vegeUWe rmdy for th speedy aad per nianeni eur of cenaemptiua, branabltU. catarrh, atthssa and all toroai and !. " fesuons, arte s poelliv and rassssl car lor narvou debility and all CO Q O O (3 O LJL Q o z X o o LIUCKLE BROS. Dealers in all Kind of Lumber, LathPiekets Paints, Oils, Glassware. Boots Shoes, Hats and Caps. and Dry Goods and Groceries, FEED AND HAY. General :-: Herchandise. tlCCKLE BROS OT. HCLENO, OREGON. Q m z m r rn awTJ O x z o CO m m o plalnU, after bavin tested It wonderful euratlvs powers ia thousands af rasa, has felt it hi doty to make it knows t hi suf fering fellow. Actuated by this saelivs nd dsvlrs to relieve a, tutsan safe ring. I will tend free of shsrs-, to ail whdir H, Oil recipe, la Osrmaa, French ar Raglbh, With full direetinna lue neanaeiaa and . esni wv wait ov naarassine? wian s aammg this saner. W. A. If a v as. km rover' :oet, Kaeasstsr, ft. T. Hitln""j J. ssrtais ,BV .f 1 Ajssey jf : 1 avaa i,w DAVIES, Th3 Pfeotxjri.pher, First sad Tsyjo Straetf. roBTtaiiro, - - ottooaf Work aa4 sstese thaieasss ke Bseta. ' Pamaaa. Orastas. A. p, IraSSM. 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