The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-04-14

and geologst, will make the trip upon hors
back taking pack animals with then
Ranch Bill has been engaged to pilot tt
4 expedition and make out its course.
. Mr.. James Smith, the danci teacher
preparing the armory hall for the soir,e to
morrew evening The best music has bee
engaged, aud very p easant party may b
expected.
Mountain trout are reported very plenti
, full in the streams IN this vicinity. A per
son last Sunday ca gbt three dozen OF thes
with hy-hook, and it was not a good da'
for fishing either.
The following deed was placed on file witt
the county clerk today: Jane A. Erwin
and Robert R Ewin, her husband, to C
A g We; block g. excepting lots a. 5, 6. 43
a, 45 and 46 IN Erwin and Wassons seccn
addition to Hood River; $3.50,
1t may save you time and m ney to be
informed at, when you need blood pur.
ifier, Ay RS Sarsaparilla is the kind mo ,
in favor with the medical profes ion. 1t is
the standard and, as such. the only blood,
purifier admitted at the Chicago worlds
far.
The kindergarten bazar, given by the
pupi of Mi booth at Fraternity hall,
this afternoon was attended by very many
| visitors. rhe ch ldren in their exercises
| taught at the kindergar en-, afforded a very
| pleasant afternoons entertainment.
Ex,.hsry.. Prohib,.ion ia working in
South Carolina iu4t As it used tC work il
sachusetts-uroynkinp layl-ssness and
disorder. II is An uu An., lcau thing and
cannot he made to fiji into anv scheme OF
popuIar government based on nersonal lib-
erty.
The gloomy fear. AID the we riness of
sopl of which so many ,omnIain wonld
disappear If the blood were made more
healthy before it reache the brain. Ayers
Sarsaparilla nurifie and yi.alizes the bio Il
and TINS conduces to health of bodv and
mind
Ch..o p1oa
"a .La IS 'a,u a,'. ~. ps S"o ss. naS Nsas sa
go, 60 80. c. sa.aI,. >. ,o,n
engage to teach a thoronyhIv reliable avs
TEN of phopoq, at a reasonable rate
evenings onlv. For particuIars. address p.
O. Roy lq8 citv
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MT U Irich mas placed one OF ms ma
1sines ,siu 'or conceh.ra'ioo oi Wa'er power IN
III 'ieeA' on Tue .hf"i vi ar otauieihan.
~ Z 70 slu'pie cohtrivAhce' "u' prouuces sui.
nGiene 1I; Iorcs 10 run very powerful macnine'.
we nope MT. Oilrich Will oe suecessiu' IN
piacing several OF these machines In the
neignDoring streams.
A special train from Portland arrived in
the city about o'clock this afternoon. hav.
ing on board Hon. .Robt. Lincoln. Gen Scho-
&. Ii. Geo. M Pullman aud Others. They
passed through tn. city to the freight de
pot' where the train stopped some time. Il
was suppe SEQ the ohJect OF the VISIT was to
we" 'he nsn "heeis at Ceiiio; out as the
Tuh oi salmon mas peeh very hghs 'nus Iar'
mere VIII noe oe much OF interest TO tne
iei'ois eAcep' '"e 'ap'os vi 'ne Coiun'oia.
The p'uckiest girl at Three-Mile Harbor,
jCnp lis Sadie Barclay. aged 2l. With
Ter father, Captain Seth Barclay, of ten
on CLAN sloop Marion, she was caught IN
IN awful squall In Gardner's Bay. A jibiDg
'oom knocked her and her father down on .
he deck, broke her fathers leg and sprained
Ter right arm. With only her lett arm she
ahed 5ne marion 70 Mlddie.on' a fun OF
eh ~ anu nan nouls thrIuRn tne gaze sno
oio ner c.a"'s anu got ooceor ICE her
express ia'hFr' {
a number OF farmers In Oregon and
Washington are experimenting In raising
room corn, and 1t pays very well. Que
armer IN Washington raised thre' acres of '
room corn last year. and harvested enough G
D manufacture l2O dozen of good broorns, q
'hich sell In the market tor So 50 per .
oxen At this rate the gross earnings on
Is crop amoan. 10 si4V PEI acre. y" s1Hno sa,s
asls 20 acres "euld yie'a tne farmer soooo Il
o,s per yea,, PioYiueu ne einsIuiaI.ureo
70 oioons' ine nes pron' ~ou'u oe ia'ge'
News comes from Dayton that when the
Try returned their verdict In the Ed Hill "
uider case 9l assault and battery, every a
'e but the prl oner and MS attorneys were @,
ALA Statesman Is informed that this case o
I'D others out OF which 1t grew. has cost
hItman county over $l0O.OOO. and not e,
ne OF the defendants has Deen convicted :;
grayer offense than assault. 1t Is
armed that at Garfield, where the murder fc
as committed. the citizens are very lndig-
INT, and at Colfax much Indignation Is y,
anhes,eo' the nnoihg oi Jury oe'ng oe- @.
'unceo as 'rasrs'y on ius'ice.
There IS nothing mysterious about adver- a
sing. 1t Is an exact science. You are Il
mpiY teihng people wnere they can get p
rtaln needed tnipgs. lnats all there Is q,
1t. Ii you can tell them about some "
ing they want, or ought to want-if you
I'VE good thing to tffer-advertlsipg will to
IL 1t. Newspaper advertising Is not only r
e besf, hut 1t costs less than any other :,
considered. You can get 81
ore circulation-talk TO more people-ior dl
ss money, In newspaper. than In anN le,
her way. Figure 1t out and see. " C
odeled Is an old landmark of The Dalies y