The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-05-19
From FIiday's Daily.

| oUU acres.
From fridays Daily.
There are three occupants IN the Cunt,
Jail.
A very warm day, one that will maxi
vegetation smile and grow.
Mr.. E. G. Fitzpatrick, stock inspector fol
The county, is registered at the Umatills
House.
In less than three weeks the election cam
paign of 1894 III Oregon will be thing OF
ne past.
Quite a number of Democrats went to
b., toms grove. near Duiur. t. attend the
ANNUAL pIcric held rhere
Thin or gray hair and aid heads, SO dis
pleasing to many people as marks of age,
may be averted a long time hy using
haPs ir kenewer
The Umatilla House is having its founder
tion thoroughly repaiied. Mr.. A. Velarde
the contractor, and where it ia deemed
Necessary he will replace the old timber
| with new ones.
There were ten carloads Of mutton sheep
Slipped from r. z. SaItmarshe & Co. g stock
vai dis in this city yesterday. Tney were il
| irst class condition, a. d were destined for
ne Chicago market.
The race track at the fair grounds Ia in
excellent condition for cycling. and it is a
general resort every evening for those learn.
my to ride wheels Last night there were
,veral on the track, and bicycles We're run
ming over the road until after 8 o'clock.
Ayers Hair Yigor restores natural color
to the hair, by stimulating healthy &C ion
of the scalp. his preparation also produces
vigorous growth of the hair. and gi es it
q beautiful lustre ami youthful app arance.
recommended ~ physicia s, clergymen,
and scientists.
As the strength of building depends
upo the solidity Of its foundation, SO health
depends upon the condition of the blood.
20 expel impurities and -ause the vi al fluid
to become vigorous and ife-ei ing, Aye 3
Sarsaparilla Is the most powerful snd effe
tive medicine il pss,
A. NJ. Williams 4 Go. -haye the finest
display of lace curtains ever made in this
city. This display will continue toiay and
.omorrow, aud curtains will be sold at dis.
c unt of n per cent from the usual price.
For bargains better opportunity has nsver
oeen offered IN The Dahes.
A band of about 1000 lambs and ewes
belonging to Mr.sAorAtIo Fargner and Mr.
Tho. Harrison were ferrisd across the river
today to the Washington side. rney will
he driven to the foothills of Mt. Adams tor
Summer pastursgs. The band were sheared
and the wool hauled to market.
meeting of those desirous OF ,nstitutirg
q tribe of the /. O. r. M. was held in X
# P. hall last evening, and sufficient names
were on the list for s'chsrter. The neces-
-ary steps we're taken for the nsiitution,
ana In few days another benevolent order
will be added to those already In The DAilts:
We have received from the publisher and
editor, Mr.. l. P. McCarty, Gan Franc SEQ,
a copy OF the popular edition OF the Stdtis |
ticiap and Economist tor 1894. IL 10 con-
veuiently bound IN phampnlet form. and
contains information On nearly all subjects |
with .ch persons sh. uld become oonyer- |
SAINT.
Next Tuesday evening Hon. c. W. Fu.-
ton, OF Astoria, will address the Republ. |
cans of Hood River. There is large Re- |
publican club at that place, and the mehi- |
ners are very enthusiastic, politically. Mr.. |
Fulton is one Of the most eloquent speak
ers in Oregon, and the residents of our |
neighborlng town will enjoy rare treat on
thls occasion,
FROM present indications good prices will |
be received tor Oregon products this year on
account of the drought which Is affecting |
large portion Of California. Hay, oats, po-
tatoes, and similar productions for which |
there Is no export demand should be prot-'
ca BILE crops, VIM a short yield Of wheat In
our slster state will result in idle shipping
and Low freight rates, taas peneh'ing our
wheat growers.
The receipts of wool at Moody's ware
mouse during the past Two days hay bee
.u dIcatiye that sheariDg Is fairiy in
operation. Yesterday thtre were about
nfty sacks reeeiyed, and yoday one hun
dred. these have come principally from
the Antelope country and ln the vicinity OF
Bdkeoven There are few bu, .rs In mar
K.t. but quotations are not given.
Mr. 1. w. Coadop took his little stram
+, acht down to the Cascades yesterday, anu
tnere met the q s, inspectors, Messrs. Me
Dsrmott apd Edwards, VINO, alter ,horoaghs
~ examining The b at. srsnsed MIN license
for either freight or passenger trade. The
name Inland Star will be retained. az to
change ihis would Cause considerable delay,
lngton City
From Mr. 3 G. Fitzpatrick We learn that
there are 81 $50 sheep III The county. Be.
found fucks very free from scab or other
diseases and in good condition Next week |
he intends to visit the Antelope and Bake
oven country, and will then Le FULLY able TO
make his rspnrt On the eptirs county Mr. |
Fitzpatrick expects to find sheep IN very |
hea1thtul state, as the season has been un |
sual,y favorable for livestock. !
Here Is a very neat little problem for the |
quick wittea to solve. Time yourself ana
see how quickly yon can solve II; A fam
ily consisting Of four. a father. mother and |
two sons wanted to cross the Columbia |
river in row boat that would carry only |
a weight Of l5g pounds, The father aud |
mother each weight $50 pounds and the |
sons each 75 pounds. How can they get |
over In the row boati
Deputy Sheriff John HALEY was assigned |
to the duty Of baiIH for the jury in case
OF assault tried IN Pend eton Tuesday. The |
case consumed the whole day aud when the |
ju.y retired TO deliberate on d verdict MIR. |
Haley delivered q ''charge" to the jurors in
reference to reaching verdict tnat had the
desired effect. He told them that unless a
verdict was reached Immediately he would
sing them song he had Just bought frpm
Coxey u.sn, The threat worked and the
ueip'ess lu'J SoeS"s ~ Stuos ~ 1850
than three minutes.
Rev. F. G. Fegley. evangelist. called and
aaked If We had the Arlington Record.
stating the tditor OF that paper had bsen
converted. II the editor of that paper has
experienced religion we would like to ex
change. Religion is about the only thing
we haven't experienced since we got
into newspaper work, ~ Frosser American
Times are SO hard over here that we cannot
get anything else. so we haye turned our
attention to religion. 1t can be had with
out money and without price. Try it,
brother.-Ariington Record Bro. johns
looks upon the matter in philosophical
light, ana our contemporary makes very
reasonable conclusion from . pscuniary
standpoint.