The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-08-03

Mr.. Ben. Snipes left for Portland on
| the Regulator this morning.
C. A. Bell, Hood Rivers genial
hotel keeper was ip the city today.
The directors of the Fair associa-
tion are making preparation for big
meeting this fall
Miss lone Ruch will visit friends in
Portland for few days. and for that
purpose left on the boat this morning.
William Hardt. native Of Germany,
today declared his Intention Of becom-
ing a citizen OF this great and glorious
country.
This afternoon has been an
unusually warm one, and after all the
hilarity of the circus yesterday a re-
markably quiet one.
A. r. Byrkett yesterday sold to Clara
Byrkett, lots 6, ! and 8, block IL, sec
,ond addition west to town OF Hood
River. Consideration $1,000.
To retain an abundant head Of hair
Of a natural color to q good old age,
the hygiene of the scalp must be OBJ
served. Apply Halls Hair Renewer.
Only one OF the Indians arrested on
suspicion of having poisoned Caroline
was discharged this afterp DON, the
other being held for further examina-
tion.
A deed from Geo. H. Williams to
Sarah K. Taylor was filed for record
yesterday. It is for the W. Lair Hill
farm near this city. Consideration
$1,000.
This was the regular monthly collec-
ton day, and from the way every body
paid up, it is evident that whether or
not good times have struck the country
at large, The Dalles is prosperous and
we'll provided with money.
Ayers Ague Cure is the most popu-
lar antidote for malaria. All who are
exposed to the dangers OF miasmatic
regions should try it. Always ready
for use, and if taken according to di,
REGIONS, warranted sure cure for all
ma1arial disorders
Mr.. w. E. Campbell, the surveyor
returned Wednesday from laying opt
new town about two miles west of Cen
tralia to be called Boyd. 1t has
beautiful location On the fa;, where
the Dufur road leaves the one that
leads to Canyon City.
The projectors Of the Lyle-Golden.
dale railroad say that lots of work will
be done this fall and 1t is claimed that
arrangements have been completed by
which the iron and rolling-stock will
be furnished when the bed is graded
and ties put in place.
Grasshoppers have done some dam.
age in the county, but not nearly so
much as some reports here indicated.
They have been partial In their pat
ronage turning their individual atten-
ion to some fields and passing adjoin.
ing fields by without notice.
Remember-only such medicines
were admitted at the worlds fair as
are accepted for use by physicians, In
the practice OF medicine, Ayers Sar-
saparilla, Ayers Cherry Pectpral, and
Ayers Pills being included in the list.
They are standard medicines.
Two of the circus men had knock
down argument yesterday at the end
of which both were sorry looking speci.
mems. An argument that has TO be
worked into fellows head by hand
power is never worth making, though
for the time being, undoubtedly con-
yincing.
The Baker City Democrat intimates
that about the 18th of this month there
will be an excursion from that city to
the Cascade locks. A special train will
be run leaving Baker City Saturday
and returning Monday. We learn from
the same paper that Uncle TOMS Cabin |