The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-09-01
From Fridays Daily.


Mr.. T G. Condor. of Antelope, is in
town today.
The grain product of Klickitat county is
estimated at 1000. 900 bushels this year.
Some shipments of fruit have been made
east; but the returns are not very encourag.
lug.
The Thermometer at Moro has registered
as high as l04 degrees In the shade during
this month.
Farmers are generally very busy In the
harvest fields, and very few have time to
come to town.
The armory occupied before the e ,od is
again in order. and the Q. N. G. hisa
rOomy drill hall.
Astoriaa: Mrs. fhornbury and Mrs Hud-
son we're the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. }. N,
Griffin few days this week.
August 3l-Dalle- City to Emily Mary
Drews; lois 10 ii aud IL. block 25. Gates
addition to Dalles City;$l
Smoke from fOress fires has clouded the
atmosphere, and objects eight or ten miles
distant can scarcely be dIscerned.
The Union street school house is now in
the center OF the academy grounds. en- route
TO its distinction in Thompson's addition.
Prof. Falb's tidal wave aor earthquake
did not materialize yesterday, and he will
be cias>ed hereafter with the celebrated
Wiggins.
There were seven carloads of cattle
shipped from the stockyards of B. u Salt
marshe & Co. Yesterday evening Fnese
were destined for Troutdale
On and after September lst the Pacific
l.
8 TO IL O'Clock, loon. and from / to 6 P. N.
IL will not be open ON Sunday.
Badness Is often preceded or accom-
panied by grayness of t e hair. To prevent
both badness an grayness use Halls Har
kenewer, an honest medy.
Some loads OF wheat haye BEEN received
at Moody's warehouse, but the bulk of the
crop has not been moved yet. The price
quoted Is only 30 osnts bushsl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Powers, Mrs. DR..
Wells, and MIR. Jameson, who have been
with rs for several weeks. returned home
today, says Wednesdays Astorian.
Mr.. F. Drews has erected new side
walk On the block south of the Christian
church. This will be an Improvement that
Will be appreciated by moonlight ramblers.
The fremen intending to visit Oregon
City during the tournament next week will
leave here Sunday morning on the psssen-
ger train. which arrives, II on time, at 3:45
A. n.
The city recorder, Mr.. D. s. Dufur, re-
turned last night after an outing in the |
mouptaIns Of several days. He reports hav-
ing an excellent time; bat the cougar scare
made him nervous.
The weather has been delightful for the |
past two days. It has not been as warm as |
it was. and gentle zephyr plays with the
tree tops aud toys with the down on the |
cheek of beauty.
There was only one person anxious to IN.
resulted in fine of $40 being imposed on
him for being drunk and disorderly, it |
being the second offense.
No appetite? Then do not try to force |
food down. but u>e the most scientific |
means for restoring tone to the stomach. |
How Why, by taking Ayers Sarsaparilla,
and In surprisingly short time, your appe- |
Ute Will come again, and come to stay.
The Parke & Laoy Machinery Company,
one OF the best known business houses In |
the northwest, importers and dealers in |
mining, wood and iron-working and gen.
erai mill machinery, failed yesterday in
Portland for something like $l25, 1000.
Arsenic and quinine are dangerous drugs
to accumulate in ones system, and it is to
be hoped that these poisons, as a remedy
for ague, have had their day. Ayers Ague