s
ice.
Can't Cook as Mother Did!
How many a young wife's heart has been saddened
by hearing: the above remark ! And yet how often the
words are true; especially when cake, pastry or biscuit are
in question ! The reason is plain, yet it is "like telling- a
secret"
Our mothers used and are using Dr. Price's Cream
Hrt1!nM T" ... 1 fft i . . . .
ua..tug ruwucr, ixiey cannot De mistea into using any
of the ammonia or alum powders. No dyspepsia no sallow
complexions, when mother did the cooking.
The first symptoms of ammonia poisoning, says a
New York paper which appear among those who work in
ammonia factories, is a discoloration of the nose and fore
head. This gradually extends over the face until the com
plexion has a stained, blotched and unsightly appearance
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder is the only pure
cream of tartar powder that contains the whites of egsrs.
WATER F'LA
! RAISING
V,
ii J.
fiT IN THE
EREAL
That Is Vary
?'r, but Whloh
nio.
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder is re
ported by all authorities as free from Ammonia,
Alum, or any other adulterant. In fact the.
purity of this ideal powder has never been questioned.
Stat or Ohio, City or TolsdoJ
LBCAS COl'NTY. !
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he Is the
iwmor partner ot tne arm ot F. J. Cheney & Co.,
doing buaines iu the city of Tolrlo, rountraud
State aforwmia. and that said firm wiU pay the
mm of ONK Hl'.VDRED DOLLARS for each and
evry case 01 caiarra mat canto! be cured by
FRANK "j. fHEVEV
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
i"'"'' oiu uaj vi iweuioer. a. u. i.vm.
A. W. GI.EA.SOX.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken internally, and
.uirn u) upon me oiooa ana mucous sur
faces of the system. Send for testimonials, free.
' Sold by Druggists; 75 cents.
retrasfca has an Indian lawyer. Of tourse he
THEY SKVER FAIL.
J. K. Harris, 3 Fulton Market, Xew York
city, says:
"I have been nsing Bbaudbeth's, Pills
for the last ten years. They are a wonder
ful medicine. There is nothing equal to
them as Blood Purifiers and Liver Reeu-
lawre. out a wisn io state cow remarkably
they cure rheumatism, and how easily: I
uieu oy rneumatism of the legs.
My business (wholesile fish dealer) natur-
auy icaus nie 10 aamp places, i was so bad
I could not walk, and at night I suffered
fearfully; I tried Balsaiaa, Sarsaparillas
Dr. Lull, the Leper Curer.
Sister Rose Gertrude writes to tia as
follows from Honolulu: "Dr. Lutz, the
eminent dermatologist, who lias studied
the disease of leprosy in Brazil for ten
years, has aJrutdy effected some wonder
ful improvements in the patients under
his care at Kalihi, and the people do not
know how to be grateful enough to him
for his affectionate care and indefatiga
ble efforts to restore them to health.
"Indeed the government has received
numerous petitions to nominate Dr.
Lutz as president of the Hawaiian board
of health, to give him the charge and
control of all the lepers or susiwcta, and,
although these are all tabled, it is curi
ous to see such demonstrations in a peo
ple who, as a rule, are eminently op
posed to treatment bv foreign doctors.
Dr. Lutz is also an enthusiastic bacteri
ologist, and it may be hoped that ere
long a prophylaxis and therepentics of
leprosy may be made known to the
world by him which will prove more
efficacious than the means hitherto em-
An Industry
ProllUlilo
la Still III lu Infancy-How
rivliit Art Kvpt riiimlixl,
"Tell you something nbont rice in
Louisiana?" repeated Andrew C. Wilkin
son, the owner of a large rice mill in
New Orleans, where the rice grown on
his plautation is cleaned, at the Gflxey
House. "1 see that the papers have just
found out that Englishmen are trying
to buy np and form a trust of the rice
nikus in the south, although the agents
have been down there for amnntiitntr
over six months. Nobody is quicker
than John Bull to scent a bargain.
"New Orleans is the chief rice milling
city of America. Fifty years ago we
did not have such a thinir as a rice mill.
but now we have sixteen, working 220
nee pounuers ana employing more than
lawmen. Louisiana has always been
known as the Sugar State, but we also
want to add to it that of the Rice State
or the union.
"Uow is it cultivated? Well, the
first necessity of profitable rice culture
is a comparatively level piece of land.
properly prepared for the seed. This field
must be located go as to lie conveniently
irrigated from the prairie reservoir or
the flume in the levee. , Highland ric
does not pay in Louisiana, the ouly
proniaoie rice being that grown iu
water. Water is the first and last want
of sprouting, growing and ripeninsr rice.
Before the ground is ready for the seed
it is divided np by a system of little
sublevees and watering ditchesi It is
then planted in drills dng by machines
or rather I should say that the ma.
chine is the proper way to do it, but the
seed is frequently broadcasted with us in
Louisiana.
i uen comes the most delicate part.
in the water manipulation. After the
seed is planted the soil is thoroughly
saturated with water to sprout it, but
the water is at once taken off when the
seeds have evenly germinated, and kept
on until trie tender shoots of the plant
nso two or three inches above the
ground, lou can easily see that the
young plants may be either drowned out
or dried up by the least inattention in
regulating the flow. '
DRAWBACKS TO THE WORK.
On the other hand, with too much
water, crawfish invade the fields and de
vour the delicate plants, while with none
at all, nee caterpillars cut them down
and kill them. If you neglect the main
flume you not only risk the total loss of
your crop, but by permitting the water
to get ahead of you there may come a
break in the levee, and away go your
cat tie ana crops.
The most expensive part of rice grow-
Staunch ships strUa and founder, tha flsive
wtmlsaiitl niouiitaluuus wavasswavuuoblawar-Im-rs'
"heain of oak" to nlywri'lt ami to
dwtth, yat that iIom not prvvui lo lubherllrst
landsman, from tUUu his II lo ou tlm stormy
Atlautlo In the rol. of tuuHat or commercial
traveler, But. It ha shall loauh Ms destination
safely, lie w 111 scarcely havomicapcd soinsof tha
uimlms of seaslcknesa, unless h takes with him
n wiener's Htoiuacta Hitler, that inimitable spa
clllc for nausea. Hud water on lonii trlm Is a
...I. ui vuyaMvr, oui mis may it deprived
hi a (treat measure u! its disordering IUc(Uhii
v . . ":"" " ami liver oy mo Hitters.
Altalnst the preiudlelal ed'ecu (1( malaria, bad
llet, fatlKiie ami exposure It Is also eiUiaclous.
It averts, moreover, rhtmmatlsiu and kidney
complnluu. Dou't Uavolou sea or laud with'
1 hero la a man In St. Louis who haa a wander-
iui mcimiTv. uisiuouKlil the. city 111 event-
..n.ij ruipiujr iuui j reineinwr lue Miibuath.
J
Irritation of the throat and lumrncncss
niiiitHlitttoly relievetl by "ISrvun'$ lirmwhial
The old man In his sv.-..nd childhood Is ran-ly
as ridiculous as tho young father tu his drat ba
UJ MIHH1,
rr. -.T : -..
ii "'iinumottirers itirouKtiotU the United (l . ,. " . .i-
States would adopt tho policy of the ma.,. ?Y"Y "A ", "
ufacturers of Star l'li.if. who i,. w ow5la. Cloi
sunier not only the best tobacco that can
be made, but make full-weight bhins. there
would probably be no complaints from con
sumers aouut poor mta tv and
weights.
short
I'seKnamellue Stove PolUh; no dost, no smell
Tbt Grrmka for breakfast.
OJV15 I5XJt)V
itotu tho nietliotl ami rcHiilln wfieu
Syrup of Fk's is taken! it is ldomou.t
iiiid refresltiiig to tho taste, ami neu
Kidneys,
a the hvh
tern t'lleelually, dispels colds, htnd
tches and fever, and ciin linlotn.i
ooiiHtimtion jwrtnunently. Kir salt
ia DOoand f 1 liottlea ,y all druggists.
CALIFORNIA FIO SYRUP CO
lOUMIUE. Kf, f w I'M. r.
Sportsman, Attention!
If you want to sh.x.t accurately, dou't full to
sight your ami with tha celebrated
rv, I
V.. ' V I I I
ml Hi
tif
15
wraion.
ITiert't dangtr
m a cough more than ever when
your blood 19 "bad." It makes
things easy for Consumption, lint
there's a euro for it in Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. A posi
tive cure not only for Weak
Lungs, Spitting of Blood. Uron-
chilis, Asthma and all lingering
Coughs, but for Consumption itself
iu aa us earner Biases, it s rea
sonable. All these diseases depend
on tainted blood. Consumption is
simply Lung -scrofula. And for
every form of scrofula and blood-
taint, tho "Discovery" is a certain
remedy. It's so certain, that its
makers guarantee it to benefit or
cure, in every case, or the monev is
refunded. With a medicine that j
certain, this caa be done.
LYMAN SIGHTS.
Made to nl any rlllo. JYcp (tight, M: Ivory Head
'in rikii., ft, vury iiuimiiif niim h uht.
wtU. by umU on rtHvthl iI i.rh-M.
I.T. HUDSOM, 93 First Street, Portland, Or.
i "T new iiiusiraiiHl t alalugut).
PrtrttHTIit. Ontr!ii. A V Arit.4n... !.,..
Brsni-h Mrhiatl: ( riML lli . ,r,m. Xairm, lirrimn.
Ntms counos uf stutly, miiis mi l muli,u,
llu8iness,,ShorlIiaii(l,
Tytmriime. rtnmamshifi, ami f lftjrtmtntt
a"lnsnMliMitlinHighuiilUi.yw. Sliiiluts .lmll.
toil at any tints, Catalogu b-diu tlllisr :liuol, rs.
CO..
J. McCRAKEN &
-DEALERS 1N-
Bocha Hartor Lima. Portland Csmint, Ool
dsn Gala ind Utah Plister, Hslr, Fir Brlos
and Fir Clay. LAN!) PLASIER.
60 North Front Street, Cor. V,
FOKTLAND, OB.
I rue merit is , al
ways recognized.
"Seal of North
Carolina" lias risen
from the ranks on
merit alone; its su
perior quality has
placed it in the
front.
Packed In
Patent Cloth
Pouches and
In Foil.
WEARE SO POOR
HILL'S
11X1111?
dbeth's Pills. I took two every night for
vcmiiguis; men i oegan to improve. 1
continued taking them for forty aaya, and
I got entirely well. Now, whenever sick, I
take Bb hdkkth 8 Pills. They never fail.'
ployed by either scientists or soi-disant ? coe? wi,en 11 ut a foot high,
doctors or leper curers." Pall Mall fa. Wler " nas mea "berally watered; I
zette. 1 i"" grassing or me nee. xousee.
the laborers wade thmncrh tha Hn
Rin k rii..i , . .. i ... . . " f""
" 3 ... au u,ien iem. lug up ana turowinz into hearts all tha
William S. Smith, of Ashlevville. was weeds and watpr dt.irb thov fi,i ti,;
1 1- 1 i - . . . -J iUM
niiicu uy iiKUtninz on ITOsrteet Hi . in I fiTassinc fnstu nn an
FARMERS:
LOOKOUT!
as
L. iit"n i'rV
Ton are ex
posed to sad
den change
of tempera
ture, and to
injuries.
ST. JACOBS OIL
CURES
nHEUr.TATIGf.1,
SPRAINS, BRUISES, CUTS,
WOUNDS, SORENESS, STIFF.
NESS. SWELLINGS, BACK
CHE, NEURALGIA, SCIAT
fCA, BURNS.
A PROMPT
AND '
PERMANENT CURE.
the north part of West Springfield, some
time Saturday afternoon. He left his
house early in the afternoon to mend the
fence of a pasture about a mile from the
house and carried an ax. He also had a
dish of salt for a colt in the pasture. As
he did not return the family became
anxious, and sent to all the neighbors to
learn if he had been seen. A Dartv was
made up, and the roadside and the fence
lines of the pasture were searched, but
without success. Another party started.
out and the body was found between 8
and 9 o'clock in an open pasture adioininar
the Smith lot A deep wound on the
head showed vherethe bolt of electricity
average about four
aouars an acre, aiul after that is over
the rice planter has but little to do ex
cept to give it plenty of water. One pe
culiar thing about irrigation is that the
heads of the rice plants never fill out
no matter how much water you give
them artificially, unless there are plenti
ful rains.
"One feature of rice cultivation would
be great fun to city sportsmen, but is a
terrible nuisance to us. 1 mean the
birds. Talk about your ducks and geese
hiding the sun. Perfect clouds of rice
birds, English sparrows, summer ducks,
rail and other fowl of the air and wa
ter, come to see if they can't harvest our
There's a cure for Catarrh, too.
no maner wuat you've been led to
believe. If there isn't, in vour case.
you'll pet $500 cash. It's a bona-
hdo offer that a made by the pro
Wdy. There's riffa it, U f be PACIFIC BUILDERS' - SUPPLY
sure, but they are -willing to take
the risk you oucht to be triad
to take the medicine.
: Patent fnsfrfe Siiding Bfinds
CO.,
im-s
11
Klofk Ink I hit his ttin'uMl Hp Misses' KI.I Hhn
ill rJ.Ut llllHlllv. Ittt.ntu, wMiL. It . Ii l
m., mm win wi soui at ll.UU U clow, Mulling,
t'hlMrpn'a strmix Onat HIiimhi with hwls, but-
'II, S, (,, at M.. Malltnir, Hi.
Hoys' or Girls' ilmriii i..f. ,i..i... uh..-
pilklryirs ltublrs, best, 8 ta 10',', at 2!W.
MlsM-a' ll.I mra, U to 1, st It).' ivitular
W!' tiM
a "L"r .l". lltra One, flnpr, nnmt,7('1
Jl.W. f 1.4, IjhIIi' Tu hllpirs, .A0 (jm.lo, il1 1
to 7, hait.l KK, at l,00.
Hnjoiijf Yarn, IIkIu bine ami soul brown, not
tho bt-st or the worst, at flo ar hank, hoc net
puiml . Off colors an.) l,t rolors ol Hbx-kfnir
Urn, Sfc. ... 7fs', t.t close. Will K . w.k .
II Vim can Uso varus In varlnn. ,..... i... ....
wrk, w havo them at hall prl. e. Our own to-
Solo Agents,
113 rourlh XI., I'orlluud Or.
Our lute nriniort II... m ....... ... .. ..
f.rtl..m. f'mlljrso,,llM,ol all kln.ls. Iiriivl
KrulU froma'ac to lui. Cani:it Fruits from a
It . V i 1 Many K'HMla ar lower.
or
'if, a
-1 Btw
x . , . . . - . . i '
BtrucK mm, ana passing down his body crops for ns. From daybreak to dark a
burned it badly. His hat and one shoe perfect fusilade from the, crn anA
were torn to pieces. There was a small muskets is heard in hundreds of square
tus feet. Springfield Reoublican har thn R.riil ahn.tf. ne !
. I ..uuiy Ul lilCU.D Lill II lt'1
shnekinar out Simcia v -imr,i t.nm.
Hop Uafsiftg Is a Gamble. , 1 Vrmrh rmtnla- fm u- iL.u-i.t
TT ii a . , I fw.u, vui 1D 11CA U UL U Uc4 1)1 V
In 4.1. 1 1' , , I . . va truwj; Ui ucgiu utiiu
t n n r ii i , ' remarKea Mr- banas' and in anoth the hoarse yells
Cycr. i oi me aew Amencau rice growers
t u 1 V ls a Pouna tna who have come from the great
t .r.- ITr nor nern. wtteat screami-
toriMiwi -i,.. , r f . ." i,i-i-ui iu
r,m" t;ie; omers nave noisiest battle from
SEEDS
Of all kinds and Ih any quantity whole
gale and retail at bedrock prices.
E. J. BOWEN,
65 Front Street, Portland, Or.
EtS Send for catalogue.
lost about as much. It is about as risky
as uorse racing, ana noD raisine hasn't
half the elements of fun that can be
found in popular sports. This vear hons
are bringing about 85 cents per pound,
and are still going up. Drouarht. frost
and damp weather are some of the
causes of the failure of tha ctods If
some . satisfactory way could be invented
of keeping hops from' year to year the
range of prices would not be so erpat
but until this can be accomnliKhfirl ro
growing of hops will continue to make
some men poor, others rich." Kansas
tjiiy limes.
.HHii. i:rJ??iT Bo""! "end your old Gold
7.T . ai "I . "woraana reuawe home ot A.
Coleman, 41 Third street, San Franoiwo; I wiU send bt
Let6i"',rsodin 'if the amount
lVt)sA "ST BEAK like WHOLE
4 J JSZMj4 BOOT Trees; see 'Tniiti and
mw u Miniii " rrait Trees" t ree. Amer.
Zttn, tZlli' uu". to the point. Oran,,tjudd
tl ;r " " " f""s w w pricesl Apple, Per,0her-
7oItiTA? '.Kt.Or.Irses. Grafts,
Bo cheaper. STAItK BHm-oHi?, Wi. houiHiana
w. Ff ' B
fl If in any business
not paylnc you drop
nun ouy an im
proved Petaluma
XI
fa Aa? 'd. .
acubator.
mil MoxEr
can be made In mis.
ins Chi. kens than in
other business
le canlts invest.
A hpaiitifolltr Tl.
li'xtrated Cataloene
u. uuarors. tiroon.
and all kinds of
11m.mVV-J sW
;PETALOTH lTOJBATBg C3 PATALUMA, CAL.
inn
sit,hickenFixiiJK8FfiEE
... li. A n.ii... .
S" "'r man ii I
Boae Cutter, Keces
sity Clover Cutter,
and everything re
quired by poultry
P. P. N, IT. No, 425-8. F. N. U. No, 502
Best in the World!
Get tits Genuine!
Sold Everywhere!
WALL PAPER,
10 cento per double roll. 8end2-cent stamp lor
samples. BCHOFIELD & MORGAS,
192 Third street. Portland, Or.
I CURE FIT
When I say m I do not mean merely to stop them
tea time and then have them return again. I me-ma
radical cure. I have made the d.sease of FITS vpr
LEPSY or FALLING SICKNESS a KnVstu'd
rth1iDlmi' to the worst oaees. Becwise
others have failed is no reason for not now neeiviDK a
my infallible remedy. Giro Einreaeand Pf.nffl
x. kuiit. m. v,.. isn i.i u.
Y.
rROM THE "PACIFIC JOURNAL."
m rr .asx.jif ntm men made bv
Tott. That eminent chemist has produced
Tu
it's hair Dve
...uLttit-Hnmureio perfection; it artn
dawn to dark that
you ever heard.
"The rice birds are our worst enemies.
and while we kill millions of them, left
to manure the fields, other millions
in to take their places. The ravages of
ine rice Diras some years are fearful,
tne crop being almost a total loss. Per
haps now that the Yankees are comincr
j . ... . .. . "
uown ro grow nee tney may invent some
machine - that will either 4estroy the
oiras or keep them away.
PROFITS OF PICE CULTURE.
"As soon as a pale yellow tint appears
over the level heads of the ODenins
grain the water is carefully drawn off,
I l".Vlo fll'lla luini, iT...'A.1 iT , ...
v u.ua ui cuucu aa niorougniy as
possible, and the work of harvesting is
begun. The dried sheaves are carted
direct from - the field to the steam
thresher, where the grain is prepared for
maraet. ; .,,
"The profits in rice planting, with good
luck, will in a few years make any man
rich. The yields on good lands in Lou
isiana give from fifty to seventy-five
bushels to the acre. Rice is a plant
which is generous to the attentive and
industrious farmer, but it resents neg
lect more than any other cereal. A man
can cultivate fifteen to twenty acres of
rice land, and if stronif and
he can easily secure from 1,000 to 1,500
bushels of rice, worth at present prices
about a dollar a bushel The work is
not hard, except during grassing time,
and, as good living is cheap with us, a
small rice farmer can easily save one
half of his gross income.
"The cultivation of rice in Louisiana
is still in its infancy. Many oltbe hun
dreds of immigrants are -earlV turning
their attention to rice, and at the pres
ent rate of increased acreagi Louisiana
wm re aoie to supply the entire country
with this most valuable cereal" New
York Telegram.
V"PV ta
Tower?
Improved
5L1CKER.
is Guaranteed
Ii; bsolutei Water.
Improve VQ JS Q
Stickers have w7 Z
reside the Fish BrxiA 0 "cl '
5oftWoo!erj
WatCh Out! Collar.
A J. TOWER. MFR. BOSTON. MASS Ca'taioa
taroful of your expt'iHllturva. H'rIW lo
fx
O Smith's Cash Store,
HUNTERS fOUIPMrHTS
f .n m iiwifin. n:rr. .. .1... .. v .. .
7- WHHhIK. 815 Hearav8t.,Hua Frauclaca
416 418 FRONT STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
ITljFM ant kum and
Add rati of Inn
ASTHMATin
F'.HarolciHtwa.lll.O.
BUFFALO, W. Y,
I 1 -
KM R I MM
I I fillRM Tft STSV ri'lHtfll
I 1
Gorisur.iPTion.
I have a positive remedy for the abora disease; bt Its
osetberassnds of cases of the worst kind and of km
standing harabasn onrsd. Indeed so strong Is mv faith
to its eflioaoy, thit I will send TWO bottles fhm ,h
J VALUABLE TBBATIM L thSai" ,'af
fererwho will send methsir KipressandP. O. addrnaV
T. A. Slocum, M. C, 183 Pearl St N. r.
oaSSI
MORPHINH
HABITS
Hkiekafrs.
BEST and SAFEST OIL
Manufactured.
19
erman
yrup
Martinsville, N.T., Methodist Par
sonage. "My acquaintance with
your remedy. Boschee's Cierman
Syrup, was made about fourteen
years ago, when I contracted a Cold
which resulted in a Hoarseness nnrl
a cougn which disabled me from
filling my pulpit for
saDDams. Alter trying a Physician,
without obtaining relief I cannot
say now what remedy he prescribed
I saw the advertisement of
j 3 1 . . . " '
rcnicuy ana ootainea a bottle. I
received such quick and permanent
help from it that whenever we have
had Throat or Bronchial troubles
since in owr lamily, Boschee's Ger
man Syrup has' been our favorite
remedy and always with favorable
results. I have never hesitated to
report my experience of its use to
others when I have found them
troubled in like manner." Rav.
W. II. IlAGGARfY.
of the Newark, Nev?
Jersey, M.E. Confer
ence, April 25, '90.
I -"y 5s 1
1
SURE CURE
racist MfHtlolna Co., 090 Clr St, Ban Franclsoa.
DURANO ORGAN AND PIANO CO.
PIANOS anrl nnAArin
On cotnmlaHTott. No iuiik w "putl u"oT
MukIo teac!hers rirnr.l B-.i-iplT!L"??1f:
ol. Write kw SStSiaST uu "u
PORIIAND. OR.
YOUNQ MEN!
Tho Specific A No. I.
nans lend WW(, uu nmUer of liuw linn
suii.d ng. prevem, stricture, It h-"riK an I .
(omul , romedy, nm,, when pvctryiulii alw
b.u; fiillwl. Hold all ltruwO. "m" eta
MiiutM!tnrrai1'lieA.Hcliiii,iHMwllclH
Prlsw. !I.IHt. to., Bail Jow.Cul.
ive This Oil a Trial. f;"
-ANJD-
7 t mo UA j n a
M JaHM
I.; nui
3 TucFuiytn
A Safe
Remedy.
YOU WILL USE NO OTHER.
Vte are l'aelflc Coast AgenU for
.MD.Rrl.Ferry's Seeds
n. I. HUUT'5 BES SUPPLIES,
Trent Frt Fiam d. ..j u.-m...
F. L. POSSQH 2 SDH . . fertilizers of all kinds, "
D,n,ny a"o we sou those gooclg at Eastern
Portland. Or. , prlws. gciid for cataWua.
Jtlfi r O la the arlrnnwIsiliraO
leading ramndy for all ilia
natural dlscharRss and
prlyatadlsaasesof men. A
certain cure for tb At,llU
tow':ml,,kneM ""1M
onWfcy T nrn,i.,v. i - j,.i.
'iicuii,.i a , - 1CT1 MilS
HIMJtn.l. Ill r.mmm.i.Hln. 11 ,
dSCiSHTI,o.B H aufferara. "
V. . A. JL i 1 J RTBMCB U n nri. I..
s a asis
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