The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-11-10
ITEMS III BRIEF
From FridaY's Daily.

The weather continues mild; but a fog
hung oyer the hills during the forenoon.
The Coffee Club will give a social and
dance next MONDAY evening, Nov. II, at
Fraternity hall. Admission for gents 25cts,
ladles l5cts.
Mr.. Patrick Fagan, the merchant tailor,
has removed his place of business to Second
street one door east of g. +. Lauers pro.
vision market.
Nearly all women have good hair though
many are gray, and few are bald. Halls
Hair Renewer restores the natural color,
and thichens the growth of the hair.
The hospital corps of the Third Regiment
had drill at the armorY last evening"
There was a full attendance of members,
aud Col. Thompson was drill master.
Rev. B. Westar Morris, Bishop Of the dio-
cese of Oregon, will hold services in $.
Pauls Episcopal church IN this city on next
Sunday. at II o'clock A. M and at 7:3O
P. NJ.
We learn from farmers who arrived in
the city during the day that plowing has
begun for fall sowing in different portions
of the country. The ground is in good
condition. and there will be large acreage
sown to grain this fall.
land will be "Kirmess and Pardon This
will be the production of the dances OF all
nations by the young ladi of Portland,
and to be accomplished In the graceful art
they have been under drill for many weeks.
To relieve headache, correct disorders of
the stomacn and increase the appetite, and
for the cure of liver complaint, use Ayers
Iathartic Pills. They are perfectly safe to
take, aud inyariable promote a healthy
action of the digestive and assimilative or
gans,
The fellow who attempted suicide yester-
day morning in house of common repute
on Front street, by careful medical atten-
tion and constant work by attendants dur
ing the past twenty-four hours, has been
terminated, and there is now every possible
chance for his recovery.
The only permanent cure for chronic
catarrh is to thoroughly expel the poison
from the system by the faithful and persist
ent pse of Ayers Sarsaparilla. This won
| derful remedy proves successful when all
| other treatment has failed to relieve the
| sufferer.
G Co. will give dance tomorrow even
| ing at the new armory over the Office OF
| The Dalles laundering Co. The best of
music has been engaged, and very enjoy
able time may be expected. There will be
no price o. admission charged; but no dis.
| reputable person will be allowed in the hall
One hundred head of fat cattle were
driven to the stoekyards of R. E. Salt
marshe & 10. today by Newt. Burgess OF
Bake o en- aud Taylor Hill of p. neville,
| They came from Prineviile, and although
taken from the bunch grass hills of Crook
county, are in excellent condition for the
butchers block.
| The wheels of justice are not running
with any greatly accelerated movements
these days. There was civil case In JUS
| tice Davis court yesterday. which was dis-
posed OF without much trouble; but the po-
lice court has not had single case of even
'drunk and disorderly" persons claiming
its clemency for the past two days.
At daylight Monday morning the dead
body of Matthew M. B,rtlett, well-known
young man OF Tacoma, was found on the
sidewalk by q newsboy. His right ear was
bruised and his nose bloody. The general
theory Is be was murdered because he knew
too much about the mysterious death of Ac-
countant S. A. Shade, at the Steilacoom
asylum, last March.
Grass is good tor this season, and cattle
| of all kinds are in excellent condition.
sheep that nave D6en driven In from the
mountains are In good flesh. and no appre-
ciable losses are expected during the winter
months. As far as the elements are con-
cerned they have been friendly to the far
mer during the past year, but the wheat
market has been badly ont of joint.
The American Book Company continues
| to get its Just deserts. The follow; ng is the
opinion OF the Milton Eagle: "The Am, ri
can Book Company have ISSUED a pamphlet
denying In toto the charge of attempting to
influence the state legislature in favor of its
text books. Their position may or may not
be true in relation to the legislature. but
there is hardly doubt concerning their at
tempted bribery OF the several school SUPER
| intendents of the state. and with how many
they were successful the good Lord and
| themselves all ne can tell Probably with
the majority. for the state adopted their
| books"
Mrs. Lillia Shelton, of Union county, has
succeeded in having the decree of divorce
between herself and the late Judge Shelton
set aside on the ground of fraud. It is
seldom that an action of this kind occurs,