The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-08-18

| county Jail. says the Waila W ALA Statesman
He was found in deserted cabIn on Snak
river about so miles from this city. He OF
ferred no resistance, but since being lodget
in Jail has become somewhat trou blesome
| o. Sunday rife which he had procuret
from the Clyde military armory was takel
away from him by several citizens OF Eureki
Flat who had followed him to the cabin
| He wi be examined Thursday morning a
10 o'clock, before Court Commissioner
Gose.
From Fridays Daily.
DR.. F c. Brosius, of Hood River, gave u.
an agreeable call this afternoon.
DIR. Fl Logan returned last night from q
few weeks sojourp in San Francisco.
The sociable to be given by the Juvenile
Temple, No. 20. tomorrow evening will be
postponed for two weeks from that date.
Mr. d Mrs. W. Z. Phelps and daugh-
tiers, Katie and Grace, rrturned last night
from mping vacation near Hood RIyer
There was car Dad of lambs shipped
from r. E. Saltmarshe & Co.'S stock ards
Yesterday to the Union Meat Market at
Troutdale.
To restore gray hair to its natural color
as in youth. eau e it to grow abundant and
strong. there is no better preparation than
halls Hair Renewer.
Those of our sheepmen who have sold
their wool at a fair price, are contended,
and others who have held the product ex-
re ting rise are constantly regretting
their action.
There will BE- game OF base bali Sunday
afternoon at o'clock at the fair grounds
between the Dufur and The DalIes hines.
As this is the second game of the match
it will attract considerable interest.
The Argentine Republic is composed of
fourteen states, all OF which are bankrupt
but one. The national government owes
nearly $500, 600, 900, which it cannot pay,
and its paper money passes at one-third its
face valne.
Prof Birgfeld, wife and family returned
Yesterday from camping vacation at Trout
Lake. WASH. The professor says this lake
is delightful summer resort, and ha be-
come quite popular with persons desiring
rest and recreation.
Ayers Ague Cure is an antidote for ma
laria and all malarial diseases, whether gen
Grated by swamp or sewer. Neither quin-
inc, a sepic, nor any other injurious drug
enters into the composition of this remedy.
" arranted to cure fever and ague.
Mr. Nathaniel Nortonson, well-known
citizen of Ishpeming, Mich, and editor of
the Superior Posten, who, for long time,
suffered from the m st excruciating pains of
was cured, eight years ago,
by taking Ayers Sarsaparilla, having never
ielt twiuge of it since.
The steamer YIN. III. Hoaq, of the o.
P. line has been |, ased to the o. R. & N.
Co., and will be placed on the Portland
Yamhiil route She went down the river
afternoon in charge of Capt. B II,
who has been tirst-otficer on the Modoc for
some months.
Col. Thompson's blacksmith shop was
broken open last night and bog of shoe
ing tools stolen. The colonel every evening
securely fsstens his doors and windows, and
dow and Effected an entrance, aud helped
himself to the articles mentioned.
Mr.. W. H. Butts, the new street COM
missioner, is entering upon the discharge of
his duties with the alacrity that character.
ICES him IN everything he undertakes. He
the position years ago, and the
duties will not be new to h,m. His selec.
ton was the hest that could be made under
the circumstances.
Morton Green, one of the escaped prison.
ers from the Clackamas county Jail, was
brought from WspInItla last night on the
stage, properly secured. Sheriff Driver ar
rested the man and hsndcuded and her
wise bouod him and sent hun in BY the first
The sheriff of Clal ksmas
county will be in the city todlght for his
nan.
The reports from the farms adjacent to
this CITY as to the yield of grain where they
nave threshed are not 90 favorable as were
expected. says the Goldendsle Sentinel. In
truth the yield per acre is not coming near
TO the estimate placed upon 1t some weeks
ago. In Spring creek fall wheat is yielding
zen, twelve and fifteen bushels per acre
which is at least 25 per cent short of what
gooG many of the farmers were expecting.
We understand the quality is the best.
Travellers must not forget that the o.
Z. 81 N. line Is thoroughly repaired and |
Ill trains are running without transfer or
1elay. Through service to Omaha, Kan |
'as CITY, st. LOUIS and Chicago; Pullman
,leepers, tree reclining chair cars, uphol- |
stored tourist sleepers and modern dav
coaches. Call On y. R. & N. agent be-
ore purchasing tickets, or address w. II.
Hurlburt, general passenger agent, Port
and, Oregon.
A man was carried on a stretcher from
The passenger train this morning to SkIbbe's
lotel. Fiom DR.. Logan, the company's
physician, VINO waited on him, we ascer-
alued MS name to be John Bsers. and that
Ne was a PASSENGER on the east bound tram
ist night. the accident happened near
tue m-ss house. aud resulted In fracture
# the left limb He was showing CON-
canon how to climb on the roof of the
:oach, when the train made sudden moye
nent aud ne fell, resulting in the accident
,s stated When the west.boun passen-
ger train came along this morning he was
placed on board and brought to the city.
P..ndletou East Oregoniam At a meet,
ug Sanday OF representatives of the news
!, ,pers OF Pendleton the coming of 0regou's
,dltors was discussed, and q committee o,
.hree was appointed TO act with the Com
nerciai Association committee and prepare
or the proper entertainment of the jJurDal-
sts. The committee consists of Felix r
Mitchell. of the East Oregonian. chairman;
George aalsey, OF the Tribune; 4. H.
Nhi1son. of the Alliance Herald.
The Rural Northwest reports YamhilI's
acreage of pruues 2. 992 numb.r of growers
III. and humber of evaporators Is She
hunks the average of cured fruit should be
1000 pLunds to tine acre, which would give
Is total product of 325. 900 pounds. Be
,orts covering two-rhirds of the prune dIs-
;rict of the state give the total number of
growers 2, 400; total acreage 25, 900 and the |
lumber OF evaporators IT'S.
Albany Herald: G. f. Stevens, a mer.
In MT of The Dalles ia amending a few days
with his sister Mrs. Gates, at GatesviIle.
He says that The d lies people realize thai
IS son as the Oregon P.c flo is built into
e. Oregon, it will DIR ct TO Albany an
immense tide which NOW goes to Th. |
Oalles. While it would take awsv part Of
heir trade, he says it woull be q q le thing |
or ooth q .s.ern v. egou and the Willamette |
iiey, aud it is an undertaking which can
aot be much longer delayed.
Last saturday evening. near Wasco. a.