The Oregon mist., May 27, 1892, Image 3

THE OREGON MIST.
United Stake md fnuniy Official PupT
Ht. Ilmm May 27, 18U2.
L. .' U.U.'J .l.i-.l. I J.JJ-J"
Local and gkxkral.
Ug wnV for tulo t the Mirr office
t W wvit'.ti each, " .
Wanted 01 I to do light hoiwework.
Call altlii uttlce.
M MrtUlu Pvrry is visiting l
Mlill.tlu till Week, r
Hon. . W. McBri( It visiting In
Si. JUIeus thU week. ,
Mr. Jmm TlKirnts.of Oregon City,
was in town last wtmk. ,
Hprulal le )l flit toilet toitp ul
RimV drug store Mil wevk.
Mis Kittio Moore mid Mm. Frank
Mil' tire viiitlng friuntl in Kelso, .
Mm, H. A. Mile, and daughter Com,
nt till liluc.e. Hi'O vi.ilifllt ill Silvcrloil.
The mail boat are taking their
time now, ttitiy have no opposition.
Rrniutiibor tliAt you emi g' t receipt
book at litis iMc for 50 cvtii each.
We hv bt'on very busy thin week
getting out lh county' ticket fur the
June election.
Whew jrwtt r in new! of. Wmik
nOtl lxK.ks, call at Tllli MUT olttce.
Vrk, 60 ctmU.
Mr. nd Mrs. Ktcr, of Kolso, were
vWiliog at Jmlge Moore' last Salur
d.v and Holiday.
Dr. J mi McBrido find family, of
WhiiwhuIimm, Wi., ere vUititiK rela
tives In St. tiekn.
, Clrk Quick and T. C. Wall w.etjt
Aa ClUkuie and oilu r point
dywn
lb rivfr WednwdHy. ' ,
The. itovernramt lightbouw tendor
iMet by thi Ui on her wjy up
th river on Sunday litnt.
Mm.' Wiiid, who wat so cruelly idiot
by her hulMuri t A.toiin on Tliur
dny lt, i "ow out ofdiiiiKcr.
Mri Dr. MeDrido Yergnln, of Aj
nw, Oil., in h gul of her wster,
Mm. W. II. Dolman, of tli ilaeo.
It U now dvftniiely witl -d th tt the
cruWwr Bi ttiuiore "d Ch.irluUm will
remain In lVdlund until Juno 1, 1892.
The uthuon CHleh on the Cilunibia
i liU very tiht, mid the iudieniioiii
r tht tlw" "pftck will full uliort of
Ixet yenr'e. -
Dinlrict court djrned Ut Fri
day. The teorl of tho gr ind jury
will be fouuJ iu nHlier column nt
IhU iue.
Mr. J men Dirt Iim opened an ice
cream pallor at hor reideiice wliere
oil her pslrone can b uji(lied- with
that delusion beverage.
A mirriaga lieeimo wa iMiietl Jy
tl a eountv clerk Wednmdily to
FrancU C. Thornton and Mi Minni
1 ftiMM.in rtf n.Mtr Inland.
mt ----- f
Tho entertainment given by Froi.
Price, and wife lant Mondav evmiing
iu tho Manooii! hall, waa Well atUinded
and alt aeoroed quite well pleanod.
We are under obligation to V. J.
Kimtabrook, deputy county clerk, for
variou favor etondod thi ofuVe dur
ing the May term of circuit court.
Z. T. WripbN the well known im
lvmeut dealer of Portland, took an
over doe of morphine on the 12th
W., from the effect of which lie died.
U'e thouglit titnuner had come with
it beautiful aunahiny tiny the fore
part of Urn. week, but the indication
now am that we will have more rain.
Hon. W. N Barrett, of Hill.horo,
candidal for dintricl attorney, will
peak in Ht. Helen thi (Friday) eve
ning l 8 o'clock. Mr. Barrett U a
gmd epeakor and all ehouhl hear him.
Mr. Wiekatrom winUo a U elate
that inelead of foity five it wa only
rive Cliiueee that ; he imported from
Portland Us cut wod. But thi fart
doc not alter the principle in the
leait." ;f. v':':"..
Rev. T. T.' Vincent, of the Evan
gelical ehureb, Winlock, , Wah.
Irched in Ht. llolen lat Sunday
evening. Mr. Vincent will probably
preach at tlii place en every third
Bunday of each month, in the future.
Mr. Herb. Howard, who wa o
anrlnuHlv iniured by plintor, which
w forced through hi head by it w
wliile aawinic lumber tit the Milton
creek mill on Thursday of lut week,
wa getting along nicely at hurt ao
couut '- - " ' "
The new Autrlian bull a ytem,
m t.l.-li tiw into effect in the coining
will take from 3 to 10
minute for each leroli to vote
Pomori who have hot read the law re
garding lhlyteni, ehould road hit
week' Mint, aud thereby ave some
trouble to ihemnelve on election day.
The first issue of the Frankfort
Chronicle, ed'ted by E. C. rcnilund,
with W. H. Bradon a businei" man
ager, i on our table, and preaeuU a
typographical appearance. It i pub
lished at Frankfort, . Pacific conuty,
Whington, for the purpose of boom
ing that place.
All the. boat on the Columbia river
beiwevir Aetork' and Portlaud , have
nn Into the combination, except the
Irald. The rate on the Astoria and
rorlbind boaU have beeti raised from
1 lot Hie iiigl trip and 1 60 for the
round trip toll for u ud
S lor the too'ttd trip. ; . - -
Profnisor T. J. Cleelmi, republican
taudidate for school mi)crliiteii(luiit,
will tvldres tlie oitlimi of Columbia
oonnty on llio political imim a fo.
low! Veriionla, May 27 j Mint, Miiy
28j Fiflihuwb, Alsy 30, Ht 11 a. in.,
and at Cliitkanli, nt 8 p, m, of smiie
day Muygor, May 31 ( Reaver Full,
June 1 ; Uuinier, June 2; SciiDoee,
J mitt 3 ; Ht. Melon, June 4
Edtr Euyarl, tun of JJ, C. Enytirt,
of Deer Inland, tnvt with s very pain
fill accident lust Tuesday.' evening
while d tliiiiK, by cutting our toe
t' hi left foot. Mr. Enyttrt id very
unfoi tuiiHia of Into one of hi bny(
K't ttccidtmtiilly shut in (he arm lust
full mid in just utile to bo up ami
lllMtUl.
. Hon. W. N. Barrett, of Hitl.tioro,
ri!uililiein uiindldiite for district at
torney, spoke to ft large ornwd til
Cliitakmilo ' Wednesday night mid
itgMin nt itiiinlT In t niitht. .
II A 14 1 a'u vo W l"Klt" FACTS.
Drought out by the Official Gov-
" , vriiment Tel.
From the C'luVagu Tribune.
Thu publin ia uluy ieioulve to
U)tgeNlion alxtut the food it eat,
tireat iuUrest hu been taken iu the
investigation made by the United
Htatu aud Canadian governments aud
by thu different board of heidth to
how the purity or impurity of milk,
baking powders, spieea, aud other
articles of daily use in the culinary
department of our households,
J nut now the subject of baking
Hwder is claiming public attention.
We all deiro nuro aud wholeaome
bread aud this cannot be had with the
use of impure or poisonous baking
powder. There can he no longer any
quostion that all the cheaper; lower
urnde of baking powderfl contain
either ul nm, liuieor phcapbutic acitl.
The oflieial anHl.vei by the U. tiled
State aud Canadian goveruiuentii
have therefore been studied with in
terest and they have pretty clearly
-stablihed the facts upon this sub
ject. The United Slate government
report give the name of eighteen
well known powd rs, some of them
advertied a pure cream of tartar
baking powders, that contain alum.
The reiiort shown that, the ltoyal
Baking Powder wan found tho hihest
in leavening lrenglh evolving H0 6
cubic inches of ga per single ounce
of powder. Theio were eight other
brands of cream of tartar powders
levied and their average etrenglh was
111.5. cubic inches of ga per ounce
of powder.
The Canadian government investi
gation were of a itilt larger number
of powder. Tho Royal Baking Pow
der was here also sliowu the purest and
best in strength, c.m'atning 129.32
'ibio inches of leavening gas per
ounce of oowder. Nine other cream
of tartar powders were tested, lliei
average strength being rKirted to be
89 cubic inches of ga per ounce.
These tieure are very instructive
to the practical housekeeper. They
indicate that the ltoyal Baking Pow
der KOes more than 33 per cent.
further in use llian tho others, or is
one-third more economical. Still more
important than this, however, they
nruve thi iioimlar article hu been
brought to tiiM highost degree of purity
for to it superlative purity tin
superiority In strength is due and
couseuuttntly that by it ue we may
lie insured Hie purest and most whole
some lood.
The powder of lower itrcngth : are
found to leave large amount of inert
matter in the food. Thi fact I em
phasized by the report of the Ohio
State Food Coimiiitsioner, who, while
tinding the Royal practically pure,
found no ollir powder to contain less
than 10 per cent, of inert or foreign
matters.
The public intnrosl in this question
has Iikewiie caused to be madu in
vestigation by our local authorities.
Prof. W. 8. Haine, of Rush Medical
College, consulting chemist of the
Chicago Ihuird of lleilih, ha found
result similar to those reported by
tho national and Canadian authorities.
Dr. Haines say:
Rush Medical Cou.kgb, Chicago
III. I have recently obtained sample
of the chi f baking powders in the
market, and have uljeeled Ihem to
caref..l chemical examination to de
termine their purity, wluilesomeuess
aud leavening power. A tho result
of my test I rind the Royal Baking
Powder upcrior lo all tho ethers in
every respect.., It i entirely free from
all adulteration and unwholesome
impurity, and in baking it give off a
greater volume of leavening ga than
any other powder. It i. therefore.
not only the purest, but also the
stiOngest powder with which I am
acquainted. , '
Walter 8. Ha miss, M. D.
Consulting UbomUt, Chicago Board
of Health.. -
The talitic show that there i
used in the manufacture of the Royal
Baking Powder more than half 61 all
the cream of tartar consumed in the
United State for all purposes. The
i... f,,i uulri thus indicated for the
Royal Baking Powder greater than
that of all o'.ner o.ikiuk v.
biued i. perliap. even a higher
ut.tHnn th.in that already quoted of
.uperioiviv of thi article, and of it
JIIHTOHICAL.
Nome Pact ltcK'nrdln; Oregon'
First Newnpaper.
EuiTon Miht Dear Sirt Please
allow me space iu your most valuable
paper for a few lines which I believe
will bo rend with interest by a few of
your many readers. In your issue of
April 2'Jth, 181)2, 1 read with much
interest a communication from Mr.
Uuorgo Merrill, on Oregon' first
ncwsiiaiwr. (The Oregon Hoectalort
of which bavo a copy before me now,
dated July 4th, 1846, No. 12, and
edited by H. A. O. Lee, and J. Flem
ing, printer. When oponed out (ul)
i.u it is about 16x20 inches, and as
Mr. Merrill ay wa printed on a
wooden tires. Iu order to show the
scarcity of new in thoso dayi I'have
copied an editorial in that paper
.luted July 9ih, 18-16, in which it say:
"The lirst pa go of today's paper
bears date of 4th, inal., five day in
advance of it due time. Tin Was
ia:casioued by our intending to pub
lish on that day; but learning there
were two vessel in the river, and hop
ing to receive by them some later in
telligence from the states, publication
wa deferred till today, it proper
tune. Henceforth the paper will be
issued each alternate Thursday a it
become due."
I alo send a copy oi and advertise
ment of II M. Knighton, one of St.
Helen earliest merchant.
CITY HOTEL.
Br II. M. Knighton.
The traveling public are respect-
I till v invited to call. The City H otel
is undergoing repairs, and the pro
prietor (eels sal.) in saying that when
completed hi cuslumers will feel
more comfortable ,as every necessary at
tention wi 1 be rendered to make them
to. His table shall not bo surpassed
n the territory. Those who favor him
with a cull from the west'sido of the
river will receive horse ferriege free;
dated January 30th, 1816.
Respectfully, F. C. Pbrhy,
Molalla, Or.
A Remarkable Cure of Hheumatlsra
Mess. Cage and Sherman, of Alex
ander, Texas, write u regarding a re
markable cure of rlieiim.itiftin there as
follow:. "Tho wi( of Mr. Win. Pruitt,
the iHiatmaster here, had lieen bed-rid-
deu with rheumatism (or several years.
She could g t iiolhing to do her any
giKid: JVe sold her a bottle of Cham
berlain's Fain Halm and she was com-
nleuly cured by it use. We refer any
mo to her to verify this statement.
50-ceiil bottles for Sale by Edwin Ross.
Grand Jury llcport.
In ths Circuit Court of the State of Ore-
ion for Cotumliia to 11 tit v
To H.m. K. J. Tavlor.ludof td court:
The undersized, ymir grand jury for the
present term of conn, repctfully report
aa followt:
We Itsve exnmined Into all cbargrs of
crime brought before ns, and have returned
into court nevi-n "true billV and one ' 'not
true bill." . We have found but one indict
ment fur a felony, the others laing for in
fraction of the liquor taw and other atnall
mlsdetiieanera. The result of our labors
indicate that the popu'atiun of our county
are generally peaceable and law-abiding.
It would require at lea.t a week', tiro to
make a thorough examination of the
county's bnok, nnd the accounts of the
officers, and not wishing to detain the
court for such a length uf time, snd being
unwilling to make a hurried Invesiiaation
which would he a mere farce and of nosuu
atantial benellt to the public, we have omit
ted ths usuil formst vl-lt to the various
county otlices, and leuv to the county
court, where It projteriy belongs, the tak
of investigating the books and accounts of
the county officers snd of making tbe re
sults public. "
And now baying completed our labors we
ask tu be discharged.
Dated this tutu nay oi My, isrb.
Barnuel Kinder, Fureman.
W.L. Kyscr, Clerk.
' 0. Anderson.
J. Quialry,
It. It, Hrinwn.
0. 8. Cilvin.
W. It. Colvin.
DIKD.
CODI'Klt.In Si. Helens, Oregon. Tuesday,
Mav J4. 18J2, Mrs. Kmnia Contwr. wifsof
Mr. TbumBi Cooper, of typhoid fer,
ed 34 J-isrs.
- Mr. (vm.or wai born in Waslilniiton
county, Oregon , thirty four years ago. Her
uiaidan name was Smith" She was married
to Thomas Cooper on December 17, 1871,
anil in 17B the young couple movea vo yu
luiubl county, where they hve resided
tfvory since. The fruits of their union is six
children . three hoys and three girls, all of
whom survive "tbeir departed mother. The
remuln left here Wednesday morning on
Uis KcllngK to be taken to Holbronk, where
the hiarse und otiter convey, noes were in
wititinn t convey them to their hist resting
place In tbe centetary at HilWioro, by the
fide of her mother, followed by relatives
and a miniber of friends. M r. Oooier and
family have the undivided sympathy of
jcores of friend throughout the county.
eroaonuced Hielee. Tel Save!.
From a letter written by, Mr. Ada E.
Kurd, of Oiotn,8. D, we quote: "Wa
taken with a bad fiold. which ettld on my
Uung., cough set In and finally terminated
in Consumption. ; Four doctors gave ni
up saj lng I could not live but a short tim.
i ,11 v ,. un to mv Savior, determined
if I could not stsy with my friends on earth
I would meet my absent ones shove, siy
hnshsiid was advised to get nr. King's
New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds. I gav U a trial , took in all
eight bottles : it ha cured ni and thank
ttod I am now a well and hearty woman."
Trial bottles free at Edwin Boss' Drugstor
regular sUe. 60c and tl 00.
We have had a nice breete alon
the Columbia river thi week, which
makes these warm day quite pleasant
nd enjoyable.
CVSH STOKE!
W. J. RflUCKLE Mi CO.
-DEALERS
General Merchandise,
Crockery, I Boots, Shoes,
Glassware, Ladies' Dress Goods,
Queens ware. I Furnishing-Goods,
LU MBER, SH INGLES, ETC.
Produce Taken in Exchange. 5
It Will Pay You to Consult Our Prices.
RAINIER, V - - OREGON,
THE RETAIL MERCHANT is the necessary
Medium of Trade between the Manufacturer
and the Consumer. He must protect the interest
of his customers by purchasing io the lowest and
and best markets, and by selling to his patrons
at the Lowest Possible Prices.
PROPRIETOR OF THE OLD ST. HELENS STORE,
In keeping these true principles of trade always in
view ; often leaves the old track and strikesacross
lots" for Bargains for his customers. His stock of
General Merchandise
Is being enlarged by New Goods Every Day.
It Is not convenient to rtsme tUs many dlfPrent articles kept
on sale. Ml from Dry G.t.KiK,Cl..thing. Ladies' Wear Oenilemen is
Wesr. H.-.d Wear, Foot W-ar, Hour mid Fed. Orocni and Csn
net Goods, Xallsand Hardware. Crockery and Otatswr. Orsinte
and Tinware, Powder and Shot, Hats sud Caps, Boots ud bhoes,
patent MtM'ie, Toilet Asticlrs, etc.
GENTLE
We have just received
Stiff Hats for the
$ 1 .50 tO $5.00 PRICES
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY.
King. Clothiers of the Northwest.
Blue ceraeir, Warrlsan an Becou. Streets. Frl...
MUCKLE
Manufacturers of
LUMBER
A
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
ST. HELENS, OB.
F; R. CHOWN,
HARDWARE
AND 4
212 First and 9 Salman Street. PORTLAND
ST. H ELENS
Prescriptions
A Specialty.
My
EDWIN BOSS, DKTJGrGIST.
" DKIER I
PURE DRUGS, ' OFTICAL GOODS,
MEDICINES, TOILET FANCY GOODS,
ARTICLES, CHEMICALS. STATIONERY.
; CONFECTIONERY, NEW NOVELS, ETC.
y'ETOKB m'MEOfftli
And verything usually found in a First-Clssi Drugstore. -.
rhyt-icUu' Prescriptions carefully oompouudod at any hour, dy or night, by
eoeapeteDi and Eayerit noed Drug(pt,
IN-
MEN
the correct style in
Spring of '92.
FROM $ 1 .00 tO $5.00
BROS.,
AII I"
DRUG STORE.
- Orders from the
Country ; filled by
i Return Mail.
PIANOS and ORGANS
Hallett & Davis and New Scale Kimball Pianos and Kim
ball Organs. I invitw inspection,
I.. V. MOORE, 105 Washington st..
Writ.forCstalofus I PnUlr1
ana prices. . - i m vr.v uuuu
ess
WHEELER & WILSON NEW No. o.
' HIGH ARM.
Tbe only perfect family machine, was awarded the only grand
LARGEST STOCK AT LOWEST PRICES.
for particalsrs call on or address the
ASTORIA 'AGENCY,
.G. SPEXARTH,
-The Largeet
General Jewelry Honse
-it mn-n ntnxr
11Y liXJTj vl tl.
MAIN OFFICE:
1368HarketStreet, S. F.v California.
EVERDING
W IVIIs W -
DEALERS IX
Guana, $20.00 Per Ton,
A CHEAP FERTILIZER.
Land Plaster $2.25 Per Barrel.
Also a Fine Line of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
Joseph Kellogg fc
Joseph- Kellogg
irr '''""-'',1.1m rr"--J
FOR COWLITZ RIVER.
NORTHWEST avea
and Friday at 5 anu Leaves
day, and Saturday at 6 a. m.
JOSEPH KELLOGG u rainier .t s K m.
daily, Sunday excepted, arriving at Portland at 10:30 a. m.
Returning leaves Portland at i
TI-IES ,
Farmers' and Merchants'
INSURANCE COMPANY,
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL,
SECURED CAPITAL, , r
PAID CAPITAL, ...
; FARM PROPERTY A SPECIALTY.
All Losses Promptly and
For particulars apply at the office
CLATSRANIE: LINE.-
STEAMER G. W. SHAVER.
t m Btrirrpt) U.i. ,
Leaves Portland, lrora Alder-street dock Monday, via West
port, Skamokawa, and Cathlamet, Wednesday and Friday for
Clatskanie, touching at Sauvies Island, St. Helens, Columbia
P;tr TTalninti Vear f!ifv Ti.ninifir Cfldar Lnndincr. ML Coffin.
vi.J) inn.in, .v v..,j
Bradbury, Stella, Oak Point,
turmnz iueaayk xuureuuy.
m . .. i . mi. .... l
Don't Buy Your Drugs
ANYWHERE BUT AT A REGULAR
DRUG J STGRE3.
- YOW WILL FIND THE-
, Freshest; Purest, and Best of Everything
Clatskanie
and defy competition.
nnarrnn.
Uenllon Uil
paptr.
l
kin
& FARRELL,
Co.'s River Steamers,
and Northwest
KELSO Monday, Wednesday,
PORTLAND Tuesday, Thurt
p m., arriving at o p. m
- , . 4500,000
- " 247,600
- - - 74,250
Satisfactorily Adjusted.
of Moore Jt Cole, or Tas Mist office.
, " - g; w
and all intermediate points), r-
uu outuiuay.
J O- J a . ..
Drug Store
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