speaks from personal knowledge. His
V K ltH O O K T .
Threshing is nearly all done in Ver-
There are not inanv articles of food ollly object is to unburden the mind of
n g m r z x :a
more universally in use than sugar. Its 1 all fear to use the China or any other boort town.
consumption is simply enormous. It is properly refined sugar. Thereby to allow
Miss Nella Kvers went to Portland to
found in the culinary department and the consumer to act with unbiased judg work Tuesday last.
11 C ¿1
G. O. R o g k k s .
upon the greater mass of tables in all ment.
Some of our young folks went hop pick
[IJr. Rogers is one of the best authori
civilizer! countries; hence, it follows that
ing at Pollick hop yard.
any article of diet for which >o much ties on the subject on the coast.— Ed.]
Mr. Peter Vanderhey will be abseut
money is paid and which is so exten
from work for a few days. He is under
sively in use. should be a healthy food
DeWitt’s Sarsaparilla is prepared for
care of I)r. Brown in Portland.
and at the same time, within the reason- cleansing the blood from impurities and
Express Trains Leave
The brass band was practicing Sunday
abl • means of the consumer. These disease. It does this and more. It builds
last,
so
that
they
can
furnish
good
music
land Daily.
sir.,
; propositions 110 rational person up ami strengthens constitutions im
i j t -¿.lament, will question. From time paired by disease. It recommends itself. for the wedding that is near at hand. It
PO
R
T
L
A
N
D
is expected to be Mr. Peter Vanderburg
AND HAN fU A N C lSto I'A,
13 ti
articles have appeared in the J. C. Clark, druggist.
Leave—
I Arrive
and Miss Ella Vandehev.
C a s t o r ia is D r . S a m u e l P i t c h e r ’s p r e s c r ip t io n fo r I n fa n ts
P........ Coast press, in relation to im
P ortland
h .*4) p. in **u f ranci*,.,,
San
l-r»
n
eiaco
6
:i)J
p,
m
ortlan d
s s lor
d
O:
uj
p,
in
I | P Portland
i.,
a n d C h ild r e n . I t c o n t a in s n e it h e r O p iu m , U lo rp h iu o n o r
ported sugars, which have at least been
T H A T C H lilt.
A bo ve tra in s slot, at E ast Porti* d
It doesn’ t matter much whether sick
very misleading to the public, or to those
o t h e r N a r c o t ic s u b s t a n c e .
I t is a h a r m le s s s u b s t itu t e
C ity . W oodburn, S a lem , T u rn e r. .Maiion u-
The hop picking has stopped on ac
Min, A lb a n y , A lb a n y J u n c lio ti, Tangent s w
! headache, biliousness, indigestion and
who have not given the snbject careful
fo r P a r e g o r ic , D r o p s , S o o t h in g S y r u p s , a n d C a s to r O il.
H alsey. H arrisb u rg, J u n c tio n C ity , Irvin?
count of the hops being too green.
constipation are caused by neglect or by
een e. O c s w e ll. D ia n o a m a ll 'station* f
study.
It
Is
P le a s a n t.
Its
g u a r a n t e e is t h i r t y y e a r s ’ txso by
Uoseburg to A sh la n d in c lu siv e .
L
Mrs. Fuqua returned home from Dallas | unavoidable
circumstances; DeW itt’s
Tliis subtly arranged sophistry might
M illio n s o f M o th e r s . C a s t o r ia Is t h e C h ild r e n ’ s P a n a c e a
lDMKMUKG MAIL D VI1.Y
lead one to believe that infectious dis- i where »he was visiting a relative who is I Little Early Risers will speedily
Leave—
I Arrive—
dangerously ill.
them all. J. C. Clark, druggist.
— t h e M o t h e r 's F r ie n d .
eases arc very liable to be transmitted
Port-hind.
0 a. in I Rosei,urg..
, Rose burg ..7:UU a. 111 I Portland
Mr. Walter Sears is giving good satis
through the importation of sugar from
Castoria,
Castoria.
SALEM PAHsENGER DAILY
China; while, at the same time, recount faction running the Gold Crown cream
H U M P H I N 1U1>GK.
! Leave—
I A rri ve
ing many of the most dreaded epidemic ery at this place.
Quite a number ofRidgeites have gone
“ Cantor!» iá so well adapted to children that Castoria cures Colic, Constipation,
! Portland
l o » p m sMuM,i
.
,;:i w
baleni
r Ltomach, Diarrhoea, Eructation,
I reco miner. J it «in hi :; »cric r to co: y pmneriptioa
*:U>
a in I Pori land.
diseases of the Orient; and as proof of
Rev. Mr. Walker will preach next hop picking.
4'“ ‘ ......
*
iUasS
Hi
11
b
Y/orma,
gives
sleep,
and
promotes
dk
IrncA-n
to
ino/’
II.
A.
Aacnun,
TI.
D.,
the danger a picture is shown of a micro- Sunday at 3 o ’clock in the afternoon.
Rev. Dunlap preaches his farewell
gestion,
DININ G CA R S on OGDEN ROU
II! To. Oxford LL, Brooklyn, N. V.
scopical insect, the “ Acarus sacchari,” Sabbath school at the usual hour.
Y/itliout injurious medication.
sermon Sunday the ijtl».
which has been discovered in raw sugar;
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPE!
Mr. Thomas Clark’s family have moved
Mrs. Coburn and daughters, Venus
'* TI 10
T * C.vtorln ’ ü to universal m l
often in great numbers, sometimes reach back to their old home place again, and
AM .
ita merita to x: II l:::or. n tin t it
a ve: I:
“
Tor
r.°veml
years
I
have
recommended
and Erma, visited in Portland last week.
S E C O N D -C L A S S S L E E P IN O CA
ing to nnny
c
. ...... d Liij i.e.ghbors were very glad to see them
of su;xïrcroca::cn t > t ul. r. j il. Tew era t:.o your ‘Castoria,* ar.d shall always continue to
A tta c h e d to uli th ro u gh trains.
School will commence September 21,
intelligent far:I'..' cm v <'.j not Loop Cantoria d > so cs it lias invariably produced benedciai
Th sc minute inswC.s arc readily recog return.
witLla c~ y r ath.”
at Pleasant View.
Miss Mary Northrup,
results.”
nized as the result of an examination,
Rev. Mr. Force preached a good ser teacher.
C... I
r>. T).,
E dwin F. P ardee , 31 . D.,
W e s t S id e D ivision .
several years since, of the West India
125th r.treet and 7th Ave., New York City.
I.c\v York City.
mon last Sunday and will be with us
B e t w k k . v I M ITLA.NI> A N D U o K V A l^
John Frutchey has purchased 40 acres
und Louisiana raw sugar. It is, however,
again in two weeks at the conference
Tr.r. c untato C om pany , 77 31 r k r a y S tr e et , N ew Y ork C ity
Mill. :: VIS DAILY IKXl KIT SI • I m V),
of land from A. E. Nichols and intends
not unreasonable to suppose that the
meeting wqicli is to be held at this place.
7..4U a hi i.v
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Puni.mi
h i «i:¿o
batching.
Acarus” exists in all raw sugar. The
il: in a ni I I.v
K.- m - I <•rove
i.v 1 4 46
10:15
p
ni
I
Ar
G
o
rviill,*
•
V i 1;35
lood of the insect consists only of ele
Mr. and Mrs. A. Nichols and daughter
Theories of cure may be discussed at
At
A
lb
a
n
y
an
Coi*'H|
*
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in.i
ci
will, t Itti
ments associated with raw sugar and not
Maud, visited friends near B.vuvrtoua
!
of
m
e
O
re
g
o
n
1
" t r ill A h a -ie m ridir, ad
length by physicians, but the sufferers
o f the sugar itself. As p ro o fo fth is.it
couple of weeks ago.
kXl'KKKH TRAIN D A ILY (ES C e -, •. :.AY)
want quick relief; and One Minute
does not appear that the insect reduces
!•>', .
( ‘o rn a m i
Ar jpg,
Mrs. Carrie F. utcliey closed :t short
'Cough Cure will give it to them. A safe
I 6:2-1 p. Ill I I v Fore» i G rov
I d I
the bulk or is in any sense injurious to
McMinvìi ,
j
7:25
o
*
A
«
I
d * I .«W
O;
term
of
school
at
Mt.
Vincent
Sep
nber
cure for children. It is “ the only harm
the qu illty ol the sugar, neither does it
less remedy that produces immediate re 4, and will begin a 5 months tern. .n Ar-
Through Tickets to All Join
appear that the “ Acarus” is in any form
Cside September 28.
sults. ” J. C. Clark, druggist.
detrimental to the health of the con
in the Eastern States,
George Miller commences tjacii.ug at
T h e Great Resources of the P a c i f i c N o r t h w e s t — Agri
sumer. lie is disagreeable only in the
Canada and Europe
Meacham school liou.tc tile 14th. He is
SCH OLLS.
culture, Horticulture, Fisheries, Mines, Manufactures,
imagination. It is also shown that the
i nn le «»brained at Lowest »tate.* from Wj
attending the institute this week, as is
Machinery, Transportation, Trade and Commerce w i l l be
process of refining sugar, not only eradi
GLAZE, Agent, Forent Grove.
Chris Nelson is entertaining a friend
also Mrs. Frutchey.
represented more completely than ever before
cates ull traces of the “ Acarus,” its larva from Portland.
K. P. ItOGKRA 1
R. KOKH l> R.
Asst. G. K. A l\ Ag’tj
-and eggs, but the food upon which it
Manager,
George and Bud Taylor have returned
K arl’s C lo v e r H oot T ra
Portland, Oregon.
subsists. Further it lias not been demon from Nehalem.
Is a cure for Headache and Nervous Dis
strated that infectious epidemics, or in
S p e c ia l A tt r a c t io n s Ev e ry N igh t
Mr. Lawrence Crowder is visiting rela eases. Nothing redeyes so quickly. For
fact any diseases whatever, have been
tives at Albany.
Low est Ratos E v e r M ad e on AH Tra n s p o rta tio n Lines
sale
at
Clark’s
dru£
store.
transmitted through the agency of sugar,
A d m is s i o n 2 5 cts. C h ild le n IO cts.
J. I. Knight and family spent Sunday
even in its raw state. It is a well known
with Mrs. Rowell.
fact that sugar is a powerful antiseptic;
v i l l i :.
For Exhibit Space, apply to Geo. L. Baker, Superintendent, at the building.
Geo. Bigatn, of Washington, is visiting
and is often used in place of salt in pre
School began last week with an en
K . ('. H A S T E N , Secretary.
serving meat, fish, fruit, etc., and its at Idle Wilde farm.
rollment of fifty-four.
A KlW More F a cts About S u g a r .
»P
SOUTHERN
OREGON INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION
PORTLAND. ORKGON
September 111 to October
Grand Hand Concert Every Afternoon ami Evening
O R TH E R N
P A C I F I C R .]
tendency is to destroy all disease germs,
certain micro-organism, the Bacillus or
Bac eria. All Orientals ure subject to
the same class of diseases. The Oregon
ian of June 19. has the following:
•‘From the last annual report of the
Japanese counsel-general at Honolulu, it
appears that last year 5436 Japanese con
tract laborers settled in Hawaii, while
11,072 completed their term of contract.
There are 10,202 Japanese coolies em
ployed in thirty-six factories and 1625 on
sugar plantations.”
T h * ol'ove report would seem to show
that 1. ' culture and manufacture of
Bug:: ;r.i the Hawaiian Islands is per-
for: t L j Oriental coolie labor.
\ ie me now prepared to examine some
important facts in relation to the socalled
China sugar, imported into the United
States. It may be well to note that no
sugar is refined within, or exported from,
the Empire of China, proper. However
there are two sugar refineries established
at Hong Kong; an English colony once
!>elonging to China, from whence refined
sugar is exp >ttcd to the Pacific Coast.
These large refineries are owned and
conducted by English capitalists. One
by the wealthiest firm in China, known
as the “ Princely house of Jardine,
Matheson & Co.,” the other by Butter-
licl.l & Swire, also a leading English
firm. There is no finer or more modern
Mr. f\ay, a hop buyer from Portland,
Mr. and Mrs. Joel York, of Cornelius,
was in this vicinity last week.
j are staying at the Reedville farm.
Miss Ema Ernmel and Hattie Skeels
Rev. Twedc, of Montana, is visiting
were in the Metropolis Tuesday.
! with friends and relatives in this vicinity.
Mrs. Hettie Atnspiger attended the
Mr. Auibrows and family of Hazeldale,
institute at Forest Grove last week.
have removed to Mr. Russel’s house near
.
S w e e tn e s s a n d L ig h t .
Mr. Frank Mogram and family, of ' the depot.
Portland, are stopping at Mr. LeBeau’s.
Miss Christina Johnson, of Portland,
There is talk ot another Tabernacle is spending the summer with Mrs. And-
meeting living held here in the near ; rew Pierson.
future.
Nearly all the people in our little vil
P u t a p ill in t h e p u l p it if y o u w a n t p r a c tic a l
p r e a c h in g fo r t h e p h y s ic a l m an ; th e n p u t th e
p il l in t h e p illo r y if i t d o e s n o t p r a c tis e w h a t i t
preach es.
Sugar
Mrs. Grouer, of Portland, spent Sun lage have left for the seeming attraction,
day with her mother, Mrs. D. B. Em rick, the hop yards.
at this place.
Mr. Coleman and Miss Anderson spent
Mr. and Mrs. Petterson and children, a few days at Forest Grove last week, at
of Portland, are the guests of Mr. and tending the teachers institute.
Mrs. Adams.
an d lig h t.”
as
th e y
a
w h o le
P ills ; a
go sp el
“ go sp el
of
in
A y e r ’s
s w e e tn e s s
P e o p le u s e d t o v a l u e t h e ir p h y s ic ,
d id
t h e ir
r e lig io n ,— b y
it s
b itte r n e s s .
.
ItU iN S
P u llm a n
S le e p i:.
E le g a n t
D in in g C ars
T o u r is t
S l e e p i n g C ar?
T h e m o r e b it t e r t h e d o s e t h e b e tte r th e d o cto r .
W e ’v e g o t o v e r t h a t .
St. Paul
W e t a k e " s u g a r in o u rs ”
g o sp el or p h y s ic -n o w -a -d a y s .
A few froui here attended the basket
Poison Ivy, insect bites,
bruises
social at Laurel Saturday evening and scalds, burns, are quickly cured by De
report n pleasant time.
W itt’s Witch-Hazel salve, the great pile
Mrs. Emma Owens and Little Annie, I cure. J. C. Clark, druggist.
of Sherwood, spent several days of last
week the guests of Mrs. Delaney.
T h e r e ’s
C o a te d
.
Minneapolis^
I t ’s p o s s ib le to
p le a s e a n d t o p u r g e a t t h e s a m e tim e .
m a y b e p o w e r in a p le a s a n t p ill.
go sp el of
* Duluth
T h e re
Fargo
T h a t is th e
Grand Forks
T O
Crookston
A y e r 's C a t h a r t ic
GLENW OOD.
P ills .
Winnipeg
Helena and
M ore p ill p a r tic u la r, in A yer’. C urehook, too page«.
S e a t tree . J. C. A yer Co., L ow ell. M an
Mrs. Clara Smock left Friday for Sher
Joseph Grandholm was found dead on
wood where she will visit a few «lays and ! the trail between Buxton and Glenwood
then go to St. Helens her future resi by Mi. Varley Saturday about 11 a. m.
dence.
! The cause of death is supposed to have
The gentleman from Brownsville who I been heart disease. He had taken a
has rented Mr. Crowder’s farm has ranch near Glenwood where he had
moved one load of household goods by many friends. He had gone to Buxton
wagon.
, to bring a horse over. He was buried at
One of our citizens is laid up and Buxton Sunday. He would have been
machinery in America than is found in I somewhat disfigured from coming in j 24 years old October 14th.
A
l. n.t.l
A
. H n ..n
It
M
t tit . t tt a . .. .
t.
these
refineries.
While A
the
major
part contact with
a woman's temper and
of all the raw sugar refined at Hong hoe handle.
The whole system is drained and un-
Kong (pure cane sugar) is shipped in
! derniined by intolent ulcers and open
sacks from the island of .Sumatra, nearly
DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve
“ Boys wiM be boys,” but you can’t af sores.
one-third, as distant from China as are
ford to lose any of them. Be ready for j speedily heals them. It is the best pile
the Hawaiian Islands. Comparatively
the green apple season by having De | cure known. J. C. Clark, druggist,
very little sugar is cultivated on the
W itt’s Colic and Cholera Cure in the
mainland of China. Most of it is pro
house. J. C. Clark, druggist.
D IL L E Y .
duced on the island of Formosa, all of
Hark! Do I hear those wedding bells?
which, except lor domestic use, is ex
1
Butte
T HROUGH
TICKET-
T O
Chicago
Washington
First Class Livery Stable
•/
H. D. J O N E S ,
P R O P R IE T O R
I keep the best rigs obtainable; have safe gentle
horses ami every accommodation for the comfort
anti pleasure of m y customers
Philadelphia
•is
Boston and all
f
Points E ast and South
For information, timecards. maps and ticl
call on or write
HORACE STEWART. Ageit
H A C K M E E T S E V E R Y T R A IN
Passengers called for or taken to any part of the
city. Patronage of Commercial Men solicited
F IR .
Mr. Richardson is still reported seri
ported to the mainland, Northern China
H. D. JOXKS, fore.l i;n „
The hop-pickers must he having quite ously ill.
and Japan, where it is consumed in its
raw state. The demand is quite equal a wet time.
Mr. Crist of Vancouver is visiting with
to the supply. The Orientals do not use
The welcome rain has come and all re Mrs. Tom Mangutu this week.
refined sugar. One reason Hong Kong joice in the benefits received therefrom.
Mr. Cofliti and family visited Portland
ALDER STREET
is especially favorable for the refining of
Mrs. Salsbury returned to her home at Sunday and returned Tuesday.
sugar is the fact of an abundance of pure Sanger, Cal., via the steamer on the 9th
PO R TLA N D , OR.
Mr. Jacob Saunders is gradually re
running water. The reservoirs in which inst.
covering from a severe attack of rheuma
G.
KIDKK. Prop.
the water supply is collected, are fed
News is rather scarce in these parts tism.
from springs ami mountain streams, all
_
. \ /V
I \ '
unless we say it is hard times, and that
Wanted to buy a second hand organ.
guarded by government sanitary laws,
is no news, as all arc well aware of the Will pay cash.
Apply
at
Mr.
.Abner
which are executed with scrupulous care.
fact, and only expect just such times un Briggs, Dilley.
III, ON LX F irst-Class and
No buildings, cattle ranches, or nuitances
til McKinley is elected.
Mrs. McDtmald left Wednesday for
S tr ic tl y T o m perain-o Rostan-
whatever arc allowed to be so situated,
We regret to learn of the sudden death Newberg, where she will visit her friends
r a n t in th e c ity .
that the drainage can flow into and con
of Mr. Graudholui, of Glenwood, which for a few weeks.
taminate the streams or reservoirs. It
occurred on Friday, the n th inst. We
must lie remembered the geologic forma
Born, to the wife of Henry Burchell
shall expect to get the full account of
tion of Hong Kong is a granite moun
Saturday, the 12th inst., a 9 '. pound
his death in the Glenwood items.
tain island. Many of the granite curb
baby girl. Papa Burchell is as proud as
yu ite a few from Glenwood and Fir a turkey.
stones in 1 ’ortland are from there. The
water, therefore, collected in these moun went to Forest Grove on the 14th to hear
i
f p
l
*
i
Hon. Thomas Tongue will address the
tain basins must he pure. In fact, one Senator Mitchell, and all seemed well republican club of this place Monday,
pleased
with
the
way
he
explained
every
of the meanings of the word Hong Kong
the 21 st, at 7:30 p. m. Everybody in
is, "the land of sweet water." These re thing. We think the democrats and vited and especially the ladies.
fineries, as lias been said, are under En populists (were any there! could not have
T h e A c a d e m y fits for the C o lleg e .
Its graduates are „a
.. .
glish dimeters and superintendents, ami failed to understand him and go away
It offers excep tio n al faciHties fir
Mr. Alexander Sanderson, Choudrant, A m h e r s t w ith o u t e x am in atio n .
with
a
fixed
determination
to
vote
for
o b ta in in g a g e n e r a l E n g l i s h e d u c a t i o n .
« u n e s tor
are models c f neatness, conducted under
La., says: “ Having used Ayer’s Pills at
the atrictea' sanitary rules. No pains Major McKinley; at least we shall hope
T h e C o l l e g e C o u r s e s eq u al those o f the lead in g p ,
least
twenty-five
years,
I
would
sav
that
are spare. L to put upon the market as so.
for all diseases of the bowels, stomach
pure and clean a sugar as can be found
and liver, which can be remedied by
Don't trifle away time when you have
in the world. It ia quite manifest that
E x p e n s e s in all departm en ts u n u su a lly low .
pills, these are always effective. They
Figh
because o f the importation of Oriental cholera morbus or diarrhoea.
keep the system in perfect condition.”
sugar the trade is secured from the con them in the beginning with I>e\Vitt’s
You don’t \\7 A N rKD—SEVERAL FAITHFUL MEN OR
trol o f a powerful monopoly, and thereby Colic and Cholera Cure.
w— W to travel
le esUb- F o r specific inform ation address,
the price ia kept within the reasonable have to wait for results, they are instan \ \
lithed house In Oregon. Salary 1780 . payable
means of the consumer. The writer has taneous, and it leaves the bowels in III weekly and expenee*. Pnaltlou permanent.
T H O M A S M C C L E L L A N D . P re s id e n t.
Reference Enclose aelf-addre**e<l *ta nred en
•pent many yenra in Hong Kong and healthy condition. J. C. Clark, druggist. velope. The National. Star Building. Chicago.
J/
New York
OR
A. D. CHARLTON, Asst. Hen. Pass. Ait:
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W A IT ,
Fall Term Be*ins W ednesday, September 1«, l»»«. shaving made easy
AT WIRTZ BROS-
Wash and Be Clean at tl*
Baths in Town.
F o re st O ro re , O rego n .
Two doors Southof Verts H*U*