The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-08-04


Halls Veget BILE Sicilian Hair Re7ewer
has restored gr y hair to its original colol
and preve ted badness in thousands OF
cases 1t will do so to you.
Mrs j. Juker. who was resident of The
D,lle- from 1862 until after the September
fire of 1891. but who has resided in Port
And sine that time, Is In the city visiting
iri nds.
Four arrests were made BY the oity mar
shall last night, and this morning the re-
corder discharged two, and the Others We're
fred So. which they will work out on the
streets.
A private dispatch rec sived from Wa,h
iugton yesterday states that R Cox, o.
PeDdIeton, has been appointed by CornPtrol
Ter E :kles celver of the suspended First
National bank at Arlington, Oregon.
There will be fully 1000 900 bushels OF
grain harvested in Sherman county this sea.
son, ana at tair price farmers will b. sup
Piled with sufficient OF the "tiIthy lucre" to
make themselves clear with the world.
We received an a!reeable call today fro =
j. w Armsworthv, editor of Wasco Neaos
He says nearly every person in Sherman
county is In the harl est fed, ami are gath
ering thu most bonntiful crops in the history
of the CT untry.
Daring these Warm evenings Mill Creek
Is a conyenien place for bathing. and very
many OF our boys enjoy thus luxury. 1t is
heatnfui and invigoratlng and no pers n
has any reason to object it proper p.ecau
tIoDs ase used bv the participants.
Il is doubtful whether Messrs. Walker &
Goohell will rebuild their distillery
Grant. if an eligible location Is offered else
where. This is opportunity Tne Dalles
should not miss of securing factor that
won d tend large y to develop our resources
Ayers Ague Cure never ia Is to ne trail
| ize the poisons OF malaria aud eradicate
them from the system. This preparation
is pur ly vegeta lie, contains no harmful in
gradients, and, if taken according to direc-
tions, is warranted to cure fever and ague
Try it.
Albany Herald: Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
! Hochsted'er will leave 10 few days for
| Washington, D. c., where they 90
preme repres ent. tive of the Or gon kn ghts
OF Py thias and Pythian Siste s. Toe su-
| pretne lodge will convene in Washington Oh
August 27,
" hat causes bad dreams is question
that has never been satisfact Jrily answered;
but, la nine cases out o ten, frightful
dreams are the resul of imperfect diges
tion, which few doses of Ayers Sars p
arilla will effectually remedy. Don't delay
try it today.
The sheepmen in the vicinity of C.mss
Prairie will give grand ball tonight at
that place, to whieh they have invited all
the neighborng farmers. We are informed
that this will be the grandent affiir ever
gwen in that locality, aud large attend.
ten auce is expected.
There is a movement on foot to induce the |
o r. & n. Co. to re-establish the shops IN
his city. A public nesting should be heli
and committee appointed to upon wait Mr..
Mcneil, the manager. By a united etf)rr |
now the city might be impelled forward ou
the road to prosperity.
Mr.. julius M BALDWIN and Mr.. A. |
French, two typos who formerly held cases |
this CRY, walked into the TIMES NoUN- |
rAIsEER nee this morning. Mr.. Baldwin
/. Que OF the le3,ees of the Walla Walla |
Union, apd Mr.. French is forem n of the |
D,ytou Chronicle The boys are on
short vacation from business.
A Spokane special from Kalso, B c., says
the losses so far reppr'ed from the awful
forest fires raging through the mountains of
that section aggregate about Sl25. 900. The
people of 81 ,can district are LETT destitute,
without shelter OF food. Three small toyns
10 tine lumber district, Three Forks, Watt
soR and Bear Lake were destroyed. 1t is
thought several people were burned to
death. Th.re is much suf.rIng and relief
parties have been sent out.
A. css> of assault and battery was tried
efore Recorder pufur t is morning, in
which the complaining witness allegel th &C
white sitting On the Sidewalk last night he
Was struck b., the defendant. Ia mitigation
os the defense the defendant alleged that
the complainant used We abusive language
towards him, which provoked him to arg r.
Considering the circumstances the recorder
imposed the lowest fine In the ordinance,
$40 which the defendant paid and was re-
leased from custody.
An exeha 1ge has this about or governor;
"They say Governor Pennoyer carries par
dons signed in blank and that short ii me
ago when stranger in a crowd trod In
feeling manner on pet bunion that the
governor brought with him from old Miss
ourI away back IN the fortIes, and politely
asked the governors prdon, his excellrncy
tnrust into Ine offenders haud large Of
ticial envelope which being opened was
found t, contain an otiic. pardon, signed
10 blank by his Populist Dibs, under the
q eat seal OF the state"
Articles of incorporation of The D4lles
CannIug Go, were filed wilh the county
cizrk today The business OF the corpora
tlon is the canning and preservation of all
kinds of meats, e h. fruits and vegetab es,
aud It's location Toe D ,les Oregon Amount
of capital stock is $4,000. divided into
two hundred shares of the par value of
porators E. G. Phirmar, Il. 81 Camp.
bell, W. K. Corson, w. H. Tavlor. H
enn, 81. J. Maier. G. Y. Bolton, G. w.
Dletzel, Hugh Cnrisman and G. w. Row.
ard
r. A. D zier, of the Pacific Coast Eeva-
tor company, Adams, was in town this
says the East Oregon,an, and said
If the wheat market: WnIle there are
causes at work which may lower the price
,f wheat from the present Fl cure. am
quite positive there are sufficiently strong |
Dhuences at work on the other side to bring
t up to fair mark. l would say that S7d
;e Mt, is about what can be surely expected, |
md 1T wou d he no cause for surprise to me
we're the market to g, later to so. As yet q
Ill is nec->si irly speculation in naming
probable prices.
Qiite a destructive fire broke cut at ,
bout 10 O'Clock Wednesday, morning, IN
e so th end of Herman Mergers wool
md hide frame warehouse, ou Front street,
,etween Salmon and Main. Tne tinder
Material of the structure was very dry, and
before the department was even apprised OF
he fire. the mes had spread very rapidly
md began liz king up the equally inf mma- I
lie warehouse Bissinger & Co, adjoining G
de'z GERS on the north rne amount OF
took contained in the warehouse was cen
Iderable aud is total loss, as nearly every, g
,ound of WOO, tallow aud hides.gere swal-f c
owed by the flames. says the Oregonian. I
DIR. Wallace. OF the Congregation 7
hurch of Portland, attacked a particular
performance at the Marquam ana
couple of the actors personally, IN a SEN
"a ational manner that has stirred up the
public. One correspondent answering the
'ermop, among other things says: All Mr. y
Wallace. the Christianity of today is far
itfer ent from what 1t was when / was a
10Y. Then the preacher was looked upon n
= goo !, loving man, whose look, word or t
ct was love and tenderness, who never had r
harsh word for anyone. A genial soul he
vas. Ah, me! how the world is changing!
occupy the "templ. of God" and e
il substituted for religion. (
Salem Statesman: At the state penIten-
iary brick yard Burton Bros. are burning Z
5r the several state institutions perhaps the RI
argest kiln of brick eve burned in this =.
ection of the state Ito, nsista of twenty.
even arches and contain between six and =
even hundred thousand brick These will 1 L