OCIIOCO KKV1KW.
fUU'UIUY. AyjdU), 18!):'.
Kino uxHiirtiiKint d ImwmM lit I'lkins.
I'roxiK'ctoi-H can But full oullllH from
('. M. Klldim.
Kond M. Slfliel uiul Con. new udvoi"
liwment toilwy.
Mm. 8. I. Ui'lkiip Iiiih boon quite nick
duriiiK tliu wuuk.
A Iiuho bait club lm boon organized
ou tymiioui crui'k.
It 111 tay vim to call ut 1 1 1 1 olllco H
you want to buy lunri.
Tho ilniii(XTn of Wrtnco county hold
tlii'lr couvimtioij inlny; : '
Minor A AWjiI umi uttpply their cus
tomer with plcklt'il pork.
IXmoorw, ri'.nl lb J uiU'crtlnuinunt o tho
flrfinvii'H bull on I lio With.
Mm. Oratmiiuli iinil Mr. I. N. Mooro
ru qulto lrt4wltli Joiicililirt. .
I. I.. Soilriii(r( of NewMoin crook,
Iim loitt it timiitkir ul fatal" lati'ly.
Mont tho fitrnmrn north of l'rinovillo
lmt completed tlieir Niriii Hooding.
Don't ovarlook tho faot that wo luivp a
BOinbor of Hut utotik raiioliuw fur milo.
TIm momherii of the IVinovllln Fire
ouiir will glveftditnuo on the 20th.
Ie "oukluui, butiglit tll NuWHOlB
braiid of Uuriw and link lu tliU coim-
Born, on Sunday, April 3l, to tho
nlf of Win. Wilson, ol SqilttM brook, it
on.
Fine cutlery, tool, .flwH-p heunt, re
vulvar and llnhinij tucklo ut C. M. Kl
kini.' Mix Muhle Slayton ban retnrnod from
I'ortlund, whoro bIio bad boon utteinlin
t'Uool.
M. A, Mooro has put np n buniNoino
new clgh in front of hi tiuddlory "stub
linhmeiit. Choii-e fancy rooJh, ChlnoHo mid Jup-
goodx, grocurioH, boot and nboon
at tbo buuir.
Owner of orohardH In this counly are
fearful that tbo front o( lunt week killed
the rh crop.
The town nutlioritic nro Mining up
aoftie of the huIooii kutiun for koepiut;
Hiu on fcimdsy.
I'aul Orvhajigli-liaii ronntruulcd ft ditch
. from the court Iiouho, by which ho i-un
Irrigate hi premiw.
The job pilnlhitf done ul thin ofliou ill-
with give MitixUfiion, una customer
neviir I'otupluiu at ptlcc.
llomU-r of Iim Workmen lodgo hero
will have one hmchmiuchI to pay for tbo
mouth of April and 7i cent due.
Tlio upriiig iul mimtnor gotiili wblch
ru arriving ut till tbo More give tboni
oinotbiiiK of a holiday a;oaraiioii.
Holoe few gooda Imxc and a pood
many paint of pant are bo inn wor" u:lt
In the avrvioe of h I. ileal di-uimioim.
TUt repHTTnrftii o( l.inu county Inivo
lioaorvd J. N. I'onoan, formerly of Ihi
ilac, with the noiniuutiou for county
judga. I
Jamc IVllon arrived lt Monday
from (iold Hill, Juckii counly, and
lia irone to hi ranch on I'pikt lV'N-
chute.
Homo time since Mr. Mulvuhill, of
rniiiuiilt prairie, biitchured a hog Keitfli
litg.Mtl pound. It wan a Crook county
ji reduction.
Frwitflitara ore arriving from The
Ialle. Tlicv ri'Mrt tho roail rather
tuuddv thouuli lu fair condition for lbl
lima of year.
The new Methodist church in Tho
I)allu, which i Maid to be tho lmndoin
t edillce in the city. wu oiHinod for
erTlcc lat Hiuidiiy.
Jumc.1 Plimrt arrived Monday from
rilieriiiuii county. Ho wild laiinor ivoio
well throiiyh with tbuir wo linu in that
county, and the (rrain bxikod wi ll.
rortionof !Sii in in it prulriu ara Kt III
covered with unow, und ruiichuien tbeie
re i-onindled to feed llioir Htock. They
have been feeding hIiico hint iHiivinbor.
Tho Willow creek horfo lido will begin
on May UHli. All ron dcxiriug to en
gage In thu ride uio reipiufted to moot at
Willow creek biuiu on the evening of
May I5th.
While In the Mitchell country l,it
icek, A. ('. Taliiior ild a largo number
of tho elckle grludor for wbii-li ho In
agent. The machine 1h a favorite w ith
tbo farmer.
Wui. Mrokln bu Hold hist miw mill to
repreimntutil-e o! the rreubyturian
church at Warm tuning agency. Ho
eipect to move tho milt about the hild
dle of next mouth.
Thl week Nye A Allen Bold 8100 head
of mutton Khuep to Martin mid Wulwm
lo bo delivered after ((hearing. Wo uli
ilvrland thu prlco received uvcrngdd
nearly throo dollui H.
Tlw calico ball given by Hob. Durw-y
u Friday evening of hint wooU wuh no
April fool. It wa ono of Ibo pleaMiinleHt
purtio of thu Ne.i.'ioii, and the unjoyiuunt
liod wa unbounded.
Mr. K. TolniHon, of Mill oreok, who
lia benn Htillerlng Movoroly from tho cf-4
feet of u lurgj carbunclo on her neck for
the t throo weokH, I recovering low
ly from her uiliiioiit.
Kuril Gile and A. V. rainier came
croft the mountain from Mitchell with
team. They mild thoro ttnro 10 Inchon
of new intow and about olio foot of old
now on the mountain.
It I stilled the AVim, under Ibo edito
rial management of Knox IIuh'.oii, will
conduct ii clean and liberal campaign for
tho democrat of IhU counly. We hope
the statement 1 correct.
Tho court nu3 yard was filled with
shade tree thl week, Honiolblntf over H
hundred having been Hot out. if they
all grow, Ciook county will mon bo able
lo boHt of a well Hlutdod court yard a
there U in tliu ulatu.
lien Helling, who hovimhI yours ngo was.
ongageil in tho iiioroaiililo biirilnuoK in
I'linoville, IniH received the iiniiilnitlioii
for Htiilu HeniUor in ' Miillnoiiiuh ; county
on thu rj ublioun ticket. ,
Jlotli Ibo convenlinim bidil hero hH
Hiilurdiiy were uuuxiiiilly ImrnioiiioUH,
there being no olrife or contentions in
either, und a majority of tho nominations
were made by acclamation. .
Lust Saturday was tbo liveliest day
I'llnovillu lias seen for u long tiino.
About 100 delegates to the conventions
wore In town", and nil teemed In' the best
of spirits and in good humor.
For sale on easy terms, or w ill trade
for grain. Ono two-horHO buggy with
polo and shave, ono Net of nearly new
buggy harness, und one good chiving
horse. Kuiiube of M. A. Moore.
A number of the county conventions
null nave met in J. attorn Oregon have
denounced the law allowing Midlll's and
clerks per cent uildlliomd foes. It
seems us If tiie law w ill b.) roj.culed.
Uy a little ourolesinim of our own we
failed to g t the rcHiilt of the ballots
taken by tliu republican convention on
thu dillvruiit cumUdatel for filial last
Saturday, hoiico the voles are not given.
Frank Nichols started into the cam
paign curly. I lo left town Monday
morning with n team und buggy, und
soma thought he had started to the log'
Mature, but ho wa only out 'lectiuueor-
Knox Huston, Vi . A. Booth, (loorge
1'urnes, Monroe i'oilg", George Dod.iou
and Joe Crooks have established an ir
gating system in the wont part of town
by which they can all got water on to
their premise.
A warm light is being w.i;'od in Marion
county over the candidacy of Judge Uoie
and (ieorgo I'urnett for the Humiliation
for district Judge, llohm has held tbo
olllce so long that his fiieud sucm to
think it belongs lo him.
T. A. Uren and I'. II. Davis returned
last Satuiday from l'ortlaud, where they
had been buying good for their resie(.t-
ivo firms, lln-v say ttio metropolis was
ouito lively while they were there, busi
lies of every kind being hiM:.
Again mo llrcmen ol 1 rinoville luivo
deteuiiucil to enteral n Ibo dancing pub
lie, by giving a social party on tbo eva.-i-
lug of the 2t)th. Tho firemen never fail
to make their parties pleuK.int, und Ibis
will be no exception to the riilo.
Yesterday Isaac. Ifinkle was given
preliminary hearing before. Justice Hell
on a churgeof incest. After the ovidoncti
fjr tbo statu was Introduced the defend
ant waived examination and was placed
under IbiOJ bonds to appear before tbo
next grand jury.
Tbo partnership heretofore existing lio
twiHtil T.J. and I.. S. I.ogan under the
llrm name of T. J. Logan A Sou bus been
dissolved, T. J. Iigan retiring. All ac
counts duo the firm uro payable to b. S.
Iigan, and nil debts owing by tbo (inn
will Ik) paid by him
ftcpubllciiii Comity oiiveufloii.
J'ho republican coiivenlion for Crook
county was culled to order In the county
court room at 10 u. m. last Suturd.iy I
lion. II. F. Nichols.-.
On motion Mr, Nicliol was elected
temporary chairman und Hon. A. II. byl
temporary secretary.
Thu chair appointed the fallowing com
mittees: Order of business and juj in n-
limit organization, W. C. Wills, O. Al
IVingle und II. A. liclkuup; ciodonlials
J. I'. Vaulloulen, A. Dunliaui unit II. A
llolkhiip.
Ou motion the convention adjourned
until 1 p. m,
On reassembling at 1 o'clock tbo re
port of the committee on oreder of busi
lies ' und .'riiiuuulit organisation
read and udopted.
r liruiK was tnen elected ermii'
nent cbainnan, A. It. I.ylo secretury und
c. 11. Somiiiurvillu assistant socrutarv.
Ou motion the report of the committee
ou credential was udopted, showing the
following delegate entitled to seats in the
convention :
Ireland IVocinct O. M. rringte. .
Willow Crock John Vuiitlouton, War
Her Wronii,
Haystack fxu Carson, 1). M. Harnett
Hay Creek 1'. II. Kominerville, Wil
liam Slater, A. Dunham.
C rooked ItivorW. 11. Anderson, W.
II. l'ost.
bower Trout A. It. I.yle, by W. C.
Wids, prorfy, K. G. Holler, by A. it. I.yle,
proxy.
Cppor Trout M. K. ISiink.
lien.l it. V. Nichols.
I'linoville J. H. Gray, Georgo C'liiic,
J. 1', Combs, H. W. llroeoe, W.T. t'usuy,
Flank l'rine, Steve UUck, 11. V. bel
knap, tiy 11. A. ISclkimp, proxy.
Hoar Creek Juiuos Kiuuiiiiis, C. F.
J ones,
Mowry Joseph Lister.
Ochoco J. II. Miller.
Thu convention then proceeded to nom
inate cundides for the Various county of
lices, which resulted as follows:
K"presontutivo Hon. IS. F. .Nichols.
Sheiill J. N. Wiliiuinuon.
Clerk E. Ci. iiulter.
('oinmissioner J. 1'. Combs.
Assessor J. II. Gray.
Surveyor II. I!. Stewart.
Treasurer S. I. liclkuup.
School Siiisjriiiteudcnt Dr. II. V. I!el-
knup.
Coroner Dr. V. Geenor.
The lollowiug gentlemen wero elected
delegates to the state convention: J. C.
Luckey, A. It. I.yle, C. M. Curtwrigbt.
On motion of Mr. I.yle, the convention
took it vote on preference of candidate for
congressman in the second congressional
hst'iot, resulting in W. it. Kill receiv
ing votes and J. C. riillerlou I. Mr.
Kilis was Ihereupiu declaicd the cbok-o
of the convention for congressman.
The delegates from I'riuevillu jirei inct
laced in nomination for precinct oilioera,
iiMiec oi uio !iice, .ii. it. Wliolt ; con
stable, Kmery Foreu.
Tbo chair uiainled tbo retuiblieun
Mitchell .1. If. (lakes,
Hciivor M. Ii. Stcwuit,
MillCieek-II. 1. Kvunn,
Sidl.lnun J. !. Cui'twrigbl,
liluek Unite W. Fullerton,
Hardin J . W. Stewart,
Summit l'ruirio I'erry Cram,
tbo
Democratic County (onvenlloii.
Tiie democratic county convention met
at the court liouso last Suttirduy at 10 u.
in., und the meelieg was called to order
by S. J. Newsom, chairman of thu demo
cratic county central commit leu.
8. J. Now'Hoiu was elected lemiioritry
cbuii'iiiuii, J. J. Smitli temporary secty,
... , f T I I - . -
una i. .i. iii-'Koii ussi. oeeiy. ! Tn,. . a. ..;-,.,.. .4.i iv a n(...a.......
Chair uppobiled a com.i.itteo qf live on VimliV-isr.au: i .-n..
order of business uml permanent organ!-1 lNol)li,mio,w Miig in order the name
nation a fo.lows : I. M. liuldwln, Win. f i,, iiinkln un.l M u...n u
(iulon, J. C. Hauler, W. II. Kinder, J. ..Heiit,..! l. tl env..niir, f,.r n.nnKn.
H.Snoderly. t.ltlv
The convention then proceeded to bal-
; lot on the names, und the vote utood,
Vwimciidod'the following order:
I-i-N'omlnallng - representative,
Z-flerk.
0 HheriT.
d Treasurer.
'One conunissioner.
( Assessor.
7 -School iiuriutoudent.
8 Surveyor.
9 Coroner.
10 Klection of seven delegates to
state democratic coiivenlion.
11 Central committee,
13 Miscellaneous business.
i,. On motion the report of committees wan
udopted,
' Tn ,.l
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ii jj liuiuii nuiuiiiiuM n iim
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A couimitteo of throo on credentials
was appointed by the chair. J. V.
Howard, Win. Million), It, ci. i'lice, con
stituting suid committee.
On motion convention uiljo.urned until
1 o'clock t. in.
The coiuiulitee on credential, Ukjii the
Hinkle, 15; Koburts, 40. Mr. Hoberts
was declared the nominee.
For county clerk tbo name of Arthur
Hodges was presented to tho convention,
and there being no oilier nomination, Mr.
re-conyeinng of tl.o coiivenlion, rcpo,te.-j n,,,, WjW JlJv.,jrcd tliC U0IllilK.u ,,y llt.
Mrs. Fmma Cllnu bavlng lust recoived " central comiiiiltee, consisting of
' . ! ,i. r .ii.... : i
a complete Hoe of millinery good ut ll
Foster house, the Iodic are ropirsled t
cull and Inspect her goo.V Trimiii
iloue by an experienced baud, old bat
renovated, white hats studied black ami
varnished lo look like new.
Arrangements have boon made f'
hanging purse amounting to for
three races to bo run for over the l'rine
villo truck niKiut May "0th. It is ex
jwcted to bogin the spring races over the
Lukeview circuit here. Further particu
bus will be given next week.
I . . Jliller Is ilovelot jug a coal mine
near Fosril. Il.i ha tunneled into a bill
;.')tl foot, and expect lo sliike tho vein In
iiK) more. The quality of the coal of bis
mine is first class, and when the mine is
thoroughly opened it will hu a lu thing
for Fosil ami the adjoining country.
Try IV. Grant s S rnp of Mild (irapo,
Tbo great blssl puritler and system t n
ie. This preparation is composed primi
pally of native herbs und rootsgrowingon
Oregon so.l. It is purely vegetable in lis
construction, und will thoroughly cleanre
till Impurities of tho blood. For eulo by
ail druggists.
I'Mcluniutlon lo all who sufier fioin
dyspepsia uud lis kindred tu!ncnl
Know all vo that there exists a euro, Our
Woiidolful lteinedy, Cloalo, will positive
ly ell'ect a cure in ad cases whether uetiie
or clironie. Kvory bottle is Hold under
po ltlve guarantee. It will tie found in
valuable In all stomach trouble!. Signed,
C1.0AI.0, King of Dyspeptics.
Since there are no immediate projects
of a railroad being built to I'linoville,
whv would It not be a good thing for the
people here to endeavor to ut least (:cl
telephone line established between bore
and Tho Dallas? It is stated that ipiile
mi amount of money would bosubscrlb
for this purpose bv business men of The
Dalles, und no doubt a liberal sub-iily
could be raised hero. This is an enter
prise for same one to take hold of,
I II. Hoberts, of Kansas, and Clin,
lticlunond, of The Dallits, uro hero with
two of tbo II nest trolting homos ever
brought lo frank county. The horses
lire for sale, und wo trust tho horse ruis
era of thu county will buy them, so that
they limy bo added lo thu stud of the
county. . Jliwmcn gelierlilly nro in
vited to cull at Hamilton's stable und
see them. Tho horses uro ltandull, n
standard bred Hambletonian, and Mid
night, u Ilumblutonhiii und Copper-bottom,
Another Victim of Diphtheria.
Lust Wednesday Jessie M. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Garret Miiupln, aged four
years, five months und two days, died
with the dread disease diphtheria, ut the
homo of her parents on Hay creek. I It
llo Jessie was a bright interesting child,
the pel of her Indulgent parents und
half brothers, und tbo taking uwiiy of
such a pretty llowrr from u happy home
is tbo deepest iillllction human beings
are culled upon lo endure, The little
treasure was lain lo rest In Hay creek
cemetery yesterday. '
the following memls'is:
Frineville D. F. Stewart, chairman,
Ireland J. I. West,
Willow Creek W. C. Wills,
Haystack W. S. Half,
Hay Creek A. Dunham,
Crooked Itiver W. II. Anderson,
Lower Trout A. It. I.yle,
t'pisjr Trout T. 8. Hamilton,
Ilend It. F. Nichols,
Hour Creek W. It. Kinmons,
Mowry Thos Lister,
Ochoco J. II. Miller,
Camp Creek C. T. Hoynton,
the follow lug delegates eiilltlcu to seats
ill the convention :
I'riuevillu preeinctJ. W. Klliolt, Gus
I'roso, S. J. Newsom, T. H. laifollett, J.
W. Howard, J. H. Snodurly, Vv'ui. l'ol-'
lard, Wui. Mc.UoeUit, Chris t'olirs.
M. ISuldWln. J. II. Crooks. W. V. Mliotf 7
Willow fr.-Lk IV. . lay.uy, '.t
Quiiin.
I'pper Trout W. T. Wood, JUhirh
Wisjd by W. T. Wood, proxy. ,
Mill Creek Jumes Slater, J. K. Klii-
ott, Jake Stroud.
Dear Creek V". II. Million!, Lou
Hodges.
lbiystuck G. Springer, J. T, liubiu-
Hun. ,
Ireland C. It. Allen, G. W. Aldii.1,'8.
Hay Creek Win. Joslin, U.I'anisli, II.
Donthit.
I'cuver Creek L. I). Claypool, J. C.
Ilusslcr, W. C. Congleton.
Cpper Ochoco J. Y. Spear W. II.
Kinder.
Biack Ibitto-J. 0. Fry rear, Mark Wilt,
J. Smith, C. K. IVrson.
Miichell Milton Itelchor, J. Kvans by
J. ().venby, proxy; It. K. Misuer, K. W.
Nelson bv U. K. Atisncr. iirdxv : A. M. I
Uoborts by 11. K. Misuer, proxy; 11. C.
Simpson by It. E. Mistier, nroxy ; W, U.
Silver, by R. K. Misnor, proxy.
Lower Trout J. O. Douthit, J. H Gar
rett by J. O. Doutbit, proxy; G. 1'. Niuiii
by J. O. 1 lout bit, proxy.
Crooked Hirer J. II. Kelly, J. E. It )b
crts, M. N. Sinead by J. 1C. Koberts,
proxy.
Head John SizAmoro, W. II. Staats. -Mowry
I. I'. Meyer, L. N. Liggett.
Camp Creek F. A. llackleman, L. S.
Logan,, It. S. Price.
The couimitteo found the following pro-
cini l not represented :
S.iltzmau preeiact entitled to 2 votes.
HarJin " " "2 "
Sinnmit IVairie " "1 "
I The comiuitteo reeoinmcnded that
, Mike Mulvuhill represent Summit Frai-
no precinct, tie bemg present, ,
It was also recommendjd that 'lie diair
uppoint some delegita in the convention,
adjoining tin? precinct not represented, to
rjprejent tboni.
The chair appointed It. S. I'rice to cast
the voles of Hardin precinct and 51. Bel
cher those of Sultzmun.
The committee en cnnancnt organiza
tion recommended that, tho temporary
olliccrs be made the premanent officers of
the convention.
The comiuitteo on order of business
clutnution.
For sberilT W. A. Booth's name was
placed before the convention, and lie
wai declared the nominee by acclamation.
For couuty treasure the iiaines of Kd.
S. White and M. A. Moure were present
ed. The vote was a .slows: White.
ar..i-..,i; U.i.l Mr. V.'bite was
declined the nominee.
jr For commissioner J. W. Howard and
', J". M. Faugbt w ere placed in nomination.
The result of the vote was, Howard, 37 ;
Faugbt, -J); II. T. Hill, 4; blank, 1. Mr.
Howard wus declared the nominee.
For assessor tho names of Lee Wigle,
J. i. Kol.iuson, A. C. Bilyen.G. W. Dod
son und Joe Dobson were placed before
the convention. Tho result of the first
ballot was as follows : Vi'igle, 2S ; Kobio
son, 0; Eilyeu, t; Dodson. 13; Dobson,5
There was no election. Then n:mei of
Filyeti and Dobson wero withdrawn. On
the second bailot the vote strasl, Wigle,
ii); Xobinson, 9: Dodson, Vi. Again
there was no election, end tho name of
Ilnhinson was withdrawn. The third
ballot resulted as fo.'lows: Wigle, 34;
I Dodson, 7. Mr. Wigle was declared the
nominee.
j For Reboot siiierintendent tbo names
of O. C. Maxwell. L. N. Liggett and W.
It. M-Failaiid were placed bi fore the
convention. Ibo vote was as follows:
Maxwell, 15; Liggett, 32; McFarIand,13.
Iledgepcth, 1. Mr. Liggett wad declared
tho nomineo.
For survevor Knox Huston received
the nomination bv acclamation.
For coroner L. W. Wcssls was declared
the nominee on the second ballot.
For delegates to ihe Mate convention
the fiiliowing centleui-n were rlceled
II. T. Hill, li. W. Humes, C. C. Muling,
Win. MoMeckin. J.F.Moore, A. Lvtle
and S. .1 . Newsom
i lie following central committeemen
were appointed to represent the different
precinct :
Frineville Knox Huston, Chairman,
Willow l reek W. II. (Jumn,
Cpper Trout W. T. Wood,
Mid Creek .Jacob Stroud,
Deur Creek Lou Hodges,
T!uystacU G. Sprinper,
Ireland G, W. A hinder-.
Hay Creek Harry IHmthit,
Denver Crnt-k L. I). Chiy)ool,
Oi-hnni W. II. Kiiub-r. '
Hls-k liutte J. J. Smith,
Mitchell K. K. Misnor,
Lower Trout J. H. Garrett,
Crooked River J. E. Huberts,
r.. nd W. II. Staats,
Mowiy L. N. Liggett,
Camp Creek It. S. Priee,
Summit Fruirie M. Mulvuhill,
Saltzmun Win. Shaw,
Hardin M. V. Daker.
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Nothing Less, but Generally More.
We Make Great Reductions
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Ve Cordially Invite
Inspection of our GOODS.
Thanking our patrons for past favors, we earnestly solieitfyour furtlir
patronage.
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Two Dollars for One.
HIGH APPRECIATION.
It pays to make honest, pure goods. Take the success of Df . Price's
Cream Baking Powder that has maintained its standard for purity and
excellence for the past forty years. It is the oldest and now the only
Pure Cream Tartar Powder to be obtained. Dr. Price has spent almost
his whole lifo perfecting it, and enjoys the distinction of being the only
physician that has devoted his time entirely to- perfecting the articles
f
of human food that bear his name a name and a reputation synony
mous with pure food preparations throughout the land.
Here arc tho indorsements of tho United ijooks and the Pastry
Cooks' Association of tho United States. What higher praise. Its
officers, whose signatures are given, are all men who have given
dignity and character to their profession. Members of these associa
tions are the chefs and cooks of tlfe leadtflg -flrclsrestaurantclubs
and privato families, and certainly no higher commendation could be
found for an article of daily uso in the practical .culinary art, like that
of baking powder. Here is what they say; ; V
This is to Certify, That the Cooks of this Associa
tion, and its members, have used Dr. .Price's Cream Baking
Powder and recommend its use in preference to all others.
For quick raising and fine cakes, pastry, etc., it has no
equal. It is free from ammonia, liiae or alum. The most
perfect Baking Powder made.
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If v3 v3?3 to QiTer you this in cask you
would break your nock to get it. Then if we
offer you such prices that
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Odds and Ends
nd numerous articles we do not wish to carry
over another year.
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