The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-07-28
From Fridays Daily.

Wool sold Yesterday for 9 cents a pound
Wool is being shipped east in large
quantities.
Sheriff Driver returned today from visit
to his farm near Wamlc.
MIR James Kennedy, prominent citizen
OF Wamic, Is iD town today.
| Some fields in Sherm IN county are ex-
pected to weld 40 bushels to the acre.
| These are the days when weary toilers
think of mountain resorts and rest from
| labor
The grain harvest is now in operation,
and this years wheat may be expected in
| market in few days.
Some of our exchanges in the interior
still come to us printed Oh MANILA. The
supply of white paper has not reached them
| vet.
The pile driver on Mill creek bridge ap-
| peared to be idle today. although there are a
number of piles waiting to be placed in
position.
The distillery, which was formerly 10.
Gated at Grant, will be rebuilt elsewhere
Thus city might secure the location with
little effort.
Halls Hair Renewer cures dandruff and
| where the glands which feed the roots of the
hair are not closed up.
Those who have been arres ed ami fined
| for being drunk and disorderly are doing
| good work on the streets, cleaning up the
debris and removing loose rocks.
At the special meeting of Wasco tribe.
M. l6 LAST evening. Tues lay night was
| dopted as the time for holding regular
councils and the K. Of P. hall as the wig
wan.
| Several bales of wool were hauled to the
Regulator wharf today, and these will be
-hipped east bv water The D lies is the
| n, al of navig .tion for continuous water
| communication with the markets of the
| world.
The city recorder had only ona case be-
| ore him this morning, and be WAS an ordi-
nary drunk aud disorderly Individual. HIS
| case was quickly dIsposed of, and he de-
parted less jubllant than when he was ar
| rested.
The janitor, Mr.. John FitzGerald, Is CIV
ing the fence in front of the court house
| fresh coat of paint. This gives the en-
vironment to the temple of justice fresh
| appearance as If it just came from the hand
| of the architect.
| Pendleton Is receiving wool from Wallowa
1 valley, because of the benefits derived from
| the securing process. Il the The Dalles
had mill III operation. fsrces would come
mere from all parts OF he interior because
of the Shipping facilities of this point.
s'Have tried others but like Ayers best"
| is the statement made over and over again
by those wh testify to the benefit derived
from the use of Ayers Sarsaprilla. Disc Sc
never had a greater enemy than this pow r
full blood-puri6er. 1t makes tne weak
strong.
Ayers Hair Vigor has no equal in merit
and efficiency. as hair dressing and for the
prevention of badness 1t eradicates
dandruff, keeps the scalp moist, clean, and
healthy, and gives vitality and color to
weak, faded, and rey hair. The most pop
ular of toilet articles,
| he large tree that was washed up by the
q ,od and still remains in the street In front
| OF the court house was "b anded" today
with paint bru b: High Water Mark,
1894 1t is very observabie effect OF the
nigh water OF June. and while it is 10 this
position no one can readily deny that the
waves OF the Columbia washed the steps of
che court house.
The First National bank of Arlington
closed its doors on Tuesday morning last,
and posted notice on the outside signed
by the cashier, +. G Rollo, calling on the
comptroller of the currency to take charge
| 1t Is to be hoped that the embarrassment Is
only temporary and that business will soon
ie resumed, although on this subject we
| have no infurm ition.
A curious accident brought patient 10
| an Astoria doctor the other day. Two
fishermeo met, and II the friendly hand
shaking that took place one u them
qaeezed the Others hand SO hard as TO
nreak The second finger of the right hand
The surgeon set the finger. aud tn chances
are that instead of shaking hands with an
freud again. this patient will "tske his
word for it,1
Mr. William Galloway, president of the
state fair board Mr J. G Wright of Salem.
and Senator JEFF Ne ers, from the forks OF
| the Sautiam, were 10 the CITY yesterday,
s.ye the Oreg0niaR, arranging matters for
the state far which commences at Salem
September IL. Fne gentlemen were sue
cessful in arranging Tor liberal fares over
the various lines OF railroads, and last nighE
were busy arranging other business In
connection with their visit to Portland.
restaurant proprietor 10 this city was
troubled this AFTERNOON oy person who i'm
aglned he could run the house thout the
owners interference He was very soon
disatused OF his notion. and left the res
taursnt In a very dilspidated condition. 1t