The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-08-25
90 in free. we ur.sume. on Sent 2d.

90 in frce we presume, on Sept I'd.
The death sentence OF E A. r .rdslin, oi
; King county, Who was TO ;e hu g-d today
AZ Seattle, WAS ret aside by Cn-r Justice
Du bar upon an aIp-ai rn the supreme
court ou the gruunis of rr gu arity OF In
. due ment.
. Nary bodily ILLS result from hab tual
constip ition, and fine constitution may
be we kened and ruined by simple neglect.
here is no medicine for regulating the
bowels and restoring a natural action to the
digestive organs equal to Ayers Pills.
Not one complaint has ever been made y
those using er Sa saparilla according to
directions. Furthermore, we have yet to
learn Of a case in W ,ich it has tailed to af-
ford benefit. So say hundreds of druggists
all over the country. Has cured Others,
will cure you.
Sheriff Driver returned last evening from
taking Mrs. Neely to the insane asylum
He had difficulty In inducing the Orphans
Home to t-ks the five months old baby;
but Mrs. z. f. Moody and Mrs. McEroy
became Interested in the matter and the
child was received into the home.
A Southern Oregon paper b1asted OF the
youngest taxpayer in the state. boy OF
-even years who paid taxes on $3.50. In
the assessors office in Um- tIlla county they
| -ay they can lower the record. Willie
Cook, son of w. T. Cook, deceased. IS seven
years old and pays taxes on $4,000. whi e
his brother IS hur fur years of age aud his
a-se, sment is Sll25.
| Il is reported that few days ago a hop
grower in Clack ,mas cou Ity, neir. the line
between it and Marion county, engaged
4 hal I'm her
a 81 NJ night after the fact got well circn-
-,i some person or persons entered h
| place and cut down five atr of yines. Th'
Ulcers are working on the 'se ard thu
| they have cius To the perpetrators.
Miss Margaret & ger, % year I'D & RI
| Monterrey county. e lIforuia. has Il rea "
| ma L. a tortu1e IN the horse al d cattle busl'
| ness say, an exchange. She rounds up
cattle, breaks be SEES, can p ow, SOW and
| harvest. and Is wItail retist woman wh
a5hnrs loudness she is charming hos
| tess, a gopi perform.r on the piano, aud
has an exceiient edncstiop.
A correspondent of the P-ndleton I'rt-
buue denies al item going the rounds of the
press stating that the first hopyard in Ore
gon was pIarted by Mr.. Wells, OF Polk
county, IN 1867 Tue correspondent claims
that honor for Mr.. WeIsner, now of Wis
spusip who, he SAID, planted 10 acres in
the f.il Of 1867; fhst thie was the ir-t sa'd.
and, ,se, mat NJ Wel>Gef bsht the first |
dryer at Bu' N. Vista.
We have received an invitation from the |
man ,genent OF the North west Interstate |
taiF. 70 ks held at the fair grounds. Tscoma,
Wash TO be pre- 8 snt st prIya view OF |
the same to b. gwen TO newspapermen ex.
usIveiy on Tuesday afternoon aud evening
August 2Sth Il would sffprd Us much |
psasure z, visit the City of Destiny on thi
occa ,lon; bat th-re will he qrg-nt demands
Tor ''copy" in a certain newspaper office at
The DalIes which we shall attend to IN.
stead,
Postmaster. General RIssell has issued an
orier modifying the postal lays and regula.
tIod, 80 as to admir to the mars alive an
Insect known as the "Austr4lian Lady
Bird. rne reason giv~n 'r |. action Is
that, ''thi, les ct has b-ea introduced INTO
thi, ,o1g:ty from Australi, bv frurgrowers
for b pur o,e vi clearing sale insects
{, o,n fruit trees, and it is reg 'rted has
prored very effective remedy for that
great scourge tc fruit trees"
Mr.. N r. B,ird, former resident OF
Arlington. has been pro pecting on the
head waters of the John Day, about five
miles below the m nth nf G ante creek.
says the Arl ugtou Record. DE sh wei US
about halt an ounce of very pretty gold dust
tn It h ) goJ tor two days SOrS. He fou I'D
that great deal was wasted and stopped
work until better apparatus can be procured
tor saving 1t. He also informs US .n.t -. there
is great deal OF prospecting being done in
that country and many good claims are
being found.
The following teachers will have charge
Of The Dalles public schools for the next
years J 'hn q .vIn, principal, NJ N STRAIT
tan, assistant principal, Court Stree schoo ; |
Miss Mihnie Mcneil. Court Street; Miss
Meliss Hill, Court rect; Mi Tena & n
,oul, Un On Stree; Miss L .ni SIel. Uhion
Street; Miss Elsie BuI, Uolon Street; Mss
Trace NJ aolIIster, UaIon s rect; MIS-
,uise R,ntDul. Acade,pv Park: Miss NJ ~
lie Finn, Academy 2 .rk. Miss 8 ,lina Phir.
nan. A,tismy Park; Mis-. Fr,nees e
Rowe, UnIon Street annex; MISS Nan
cooper. East HILL primary.
A story IS toll in the Goldendale Sewins
It Joe Hooker. who thrown from his
lorss aud sfterwer.is kicke by the animal I
ausiug a tr' @ ure of both b,nes of the Ieg. |
The you e man bound up his lin,b the best
lie could under the circumstances, caught
IL horse after two hours of a verv painful l
base, nounre hun and rode seven miles
o MIR Giimoce's house, and then Was ,
,rou3ht FIVE nIles flrtner befrre he c1ul
eceive medic.l attention Il was twelve
hours from ths time the accident ha peneh
,efore ne was properly cared for, but Mr. |
1Joker is doug well and will soon be able
q be around
In-urance A lister Fr,nk 81 Sve.t, Of
in francisco, Is lying 1T the Ger d'A ene
lntei in Spokane. under the /, hu .ncs oI
u i,tes. sufe Ing from frigntful gun shot I
Wound III the hip apd ieg. He WAS coming
Sn the st Joe river i'll sm Ill boat.
ais party nd en hinrin! an b ,ning rur {
wo We. KS As III n ared the head OF s
iavlgatIon. one Of companions picked Z
lp han meress shotgun 1t was dis-
charged and the conteDts entered Swett's
nip, carrying with it qua wads and shrels
Il his oihiag The mass ranged down .
ward, and Is i'll bnri, d in the flesh just !,
above the knee N ne OF the bones are
and If blood poisoning doesn't
set IL, Swett Will recover without the loss I
II hls leg :