The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-05-05

We received call from Hen. j. B. Gle
| la nd this afternoon. He arrived on the train
| from Portland. and will address the citizens
| of The Dalles this evening.
The Columbia Packing Co., shipped %
head of cattle this NOR Linz on the Regulator
| to the Cascade Locks. They were in good
| feed the employees on the governme Mt
| works.
Spring is full of terrors to all VIII Sc on
stitution is not able to resist the sudden
| changes of temperature and other insalub
| rites of the season. 10 put The system in
condition to ov rcome these evils, nothing
is so effective as Ayers Sarsaparil a. Take
it now.
Albany Democrat: Mr.. and Mrs. .. t.
Porter arrived In Albany this noon from
Alaska, where Mr.. Porter has been erving
the U. S. government as marshal for over
four years and SIX months. He has not yet
decided wnat he will do.
The citizens of The D4!les will be trea'el
to discussion of thu political issues OF the
day at the Baldwin opeJa house this even
ing by Hon. ]. Cleland. of Portland
Music will be furnisheI by The DIiles Or
cnestra Un on Ladies will be made es-
p-ciaily welcome.
Que discuntented horo was brought before
the recorder this morning for VOCATION OF
tine city ordinance. He was fined So and
costs, and will have an opportunity OF rem
1ering remuneration TO the city for bis
board and lodging by working ON the
streets.
The Irfsnt cfild of Mr.. and Mrs. Ell.
Griffin. OF Nausene, aged about ten months,
,ud iaSt
lowing Mon Jay iu the Odd Fell 'ws' ceme-
rery at Dufnr The many friends OF the
pareats in this city, sympathize with them
III their sad bereavement.
In consequence of proper diet and LEX of
open air exercise, the whole physical mech
anism beco es impaired Ayers Sarsap-
arilla is the proper remedy, in the spring
of the year, to strengthen the appetite, in
vigorate the ystem, and expel all impuri-
ties from the blood,
A load OF wool was received at MoodY's
warehouse today from the shearing camps
on Cnenoweth ,reek. In few days the
bands of sheep now on this creek will fur
nlsh a large supply of wool for the ware
houses In this city, as the hee;es soon as
clipped are being sack ed and loaded.
Here is the way an exchange gets after its
deiuquenrs: II you have frequent taintlng
spells, accompanied by chils, cramps, bun
IONS, chilhlains, epilepsy and jaupdice, 1t IS
Il sign you are not well. hut liable to die
any minute. Pay your subscription in ad-
vance and make yourself solid for good
obituary po:!cs.
Three hundred copies of the City Charter
and Ordinances, printed and bound at the
TINES MoUNTAINEER JOB office, were deiiv-
cred TO the CITY yesterday. 1t Is furnished
with complete index to all eubjects by Mr.
Frank Menefee The whole is comprised
10 boox OF owe, 200 pages. aDd it IS unnec-
essary TO state that the work is In the high
est style of art.
Albany Herald: man named Schultz
was arrested at Halsey Tuesday for stealing
40 bushels of wheat from the warehouse
there. He was taken In custody by the
constable to await his examination. Pros
ecGtipg Attorney P. R. Kelley went up
Yesterday for that purpose, but the |
meantime Schultz had been .liowed to go |
home to see his wife, and wh,le the con-
stable awaited for him a. the front door, be |
escaped from the rear, hence there was no |
trial The officers are looking for him. but |
thus far IN vain.
Grant Dispatch The Gasoline Launch
that started for the Idaho mining country |
from Portland found the swift current of
the Columbia beyond it's propelllng powers.
L st Thursday they We ny here about
three o'clock in the afternoon. The party
proceeded along up stream until they CO me
70 the rapids near the mouth OF the John
Dav river, there further progress was i'm
pussIbie with small an engine Early
Saturday morning they steamed back to this
city aud shipped the boat to Portland,
where they will fit it up with six horse
power engine, believing that they can then
proceed up the river without further trouble.
From Hon NJ. A. Moody, member of the
st tie central committee ter Was county,
we learn that arrangements have been made
by which Hon r. G. Horr, late member OF
congress, and at pr sent chief assistant e IL
tor of the N Y Tribune, has been secured
TO deliver some speeches during the present
In this state. and he will address
he c,tizens OF The Dlles at the new Bald
VIII opera house on the evening of Friday
Nav 25th. He is an eloquent speaker. N
lis congressional exp-rIenc- aud MS edit
'ial work on the leading Republican p per
If the nation has made hIm thoroughly
acquainted with the public questions now
lgItatIng the American people.