The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-03-16

to different points, ard our militia boys
hereafter will have a decided military ap-
pearanoe in their drills.
If afflicted with scalp diseases, hair fall
ing ont, and premature badness. do not ust
grease { r alcoholic preparations, but apply
HALLS Hair Renewer.
Rhsumati-m in the back. shoulders, hips
ankles. elbows or rists, Is caused by accu'
mutation o. acid in the blood rod's Sr-
sapsrilla n.utr .lises the acid and cures
rheumati.m
The police court has been very quiet for
the ptst few isvs, and the recr r Ter has not
hem annoyed by morning interviews. This
Is O. n n.istent with the peace and quiet OF the
CITY, hut 1t furnishes no griss tor the re-
po t, rial mill.
hile no physician or pharmacist can
conscisntiously warrant cure. the }. O.
| Aye 20. guarantee the purity, strength,
It Was the only blood purifier admitted at
the great orlds Fair in Chicago. ls93
| Oar B.p'ist friends have moved their
| plaot To hrs citv. az the organ of the
chu' oh. Tbs Bqptiss Sentinel. is now pub
| iisheh at rne D,ie.. We extent to our
| contemporary a cor hal vel ,ome. and hope it
may 6ud a fruitful field Of labor in this
| citv.
Clergymen, lawyers. public speakers,
singers, aud actors. all rec gnise the rir-
tuss of Ayers Cherry pectoral. une of our
most eminent public men says: ''It Is the
best remedy that can be procured for all
affections of the vocal organs, throat, aud
lungs."
At the school election in Dufur last Mou-
day Mr.. G. II. Stonghtor was e'rcted di-
-actor and Hon. Go. W. Johnston clerk.
Oar Dufur friends are very proud OF their
school, knd they ardoubted have we'll
managed institution of learning, with an
able instructor at the head.
The o. r. & N. Is figuring on a charge 10
it's time oard, which will materially reduce
the time IN aud out of Portland. All the
detail. are not arranged vet. but it is known
ths train between Portland and The Dalles
will h. made n straight passenger tr ain. II
the Union Pacific will agree to change its
time card so rs to make close connectlons,
the new schedule will 10 iato effect March
25 h.
c. G. Wettenbarser. stockman of Bick.
Teton. Wash stvs huud- Is Of cattle have
died 10 that secfIon within the last four
months from eating wire-grass, sub
stance hitherto unknown to stoc kmen, s.ys
the Condo, Ghobs. The early rams of last
fall caus ID n hasty growth OF q grass that
ripened. Usually it never ripers. He be
lieves It has hitherto been eaten v bile green
and In that state was not injurious.
Governor Lord takes the portion that as
there was 1 o election and the heldover board |
of railroad mr. rissionsrs not having quail
flied t,ere 10 ,aca"'y and The present |
board cannot lawfully draw their pay, and |
he takes th- posItroi that the secretary OF |
state should refuse tO Issue their warrants
tor pay whenever ihev demand them, AMI
thus foic- . euit to be brought 10 the courts
to J. ss the standing OF the commission III
o INIT.
Pick ed up on the streets OF the city to-
day was the typewriter plelge Of new
ecret soc'esv termed the G. N. A.. ,he
Coming mt of Amerc., and Is composed
nj boys between the ages of IL snd Is wears.
One provision of the pledge Is that the OBJ
,tiou shall in no wise interfere with the
political opinion. religious belief or the
duty to parents or friends of the members.
rne number OF members = not known, but
& will he mary y.ars bsfure any OF them
will be factors To Interfere with political
,artl, CT religious crseds.
As showing the sentiment expressed IN
he est oyer the defeat of Senator Dolph in
)rpp' n, the following extract Is taken from
letter Q .eived nv MIR K 8. Andersen, of
Baker eli, y, from s. nator s. NJ. Cullom, of
iinois. ,nier d4 OF NJ ,rch Stn. S-nator
;ul ON Wi e.: Il regret s. nator DoIrh's
-Irat amt o egon Will fad that his h.f-at
vii be gre los to that state, fer If there
vas ever a m ,n t,as was always fighting
or his state aud getting api roptia IONS.
iaht or wrong, it Was D ,lph OF Oregon.
l. is an atls and honest man"
Mr. NJ. Dichtenmu'l Ter. of Mosier, gave
) a pleasant C II this att rnoou Hs says {
$ brIph srd prnsp-rous in that !
rciuitvr Fruit, te says, has not been in
lred by tue frost, aud lxig- crop NAV be- |
xp -eied The coming season Mr. F Dich. ,
snmulle'. l. bro he f. from Hebron, North !
.kots. lot " visited him for n few days.
'rfore his return he expressed m.ef we'll
leased with o -gon, q ID may return at
,me future tim. to make this state his per ]
aneor rssideuoe. Oregon fruit has su- '
erior q Yor to all Others, and all varieties J
70 oigLly pr s.d IN d. TIA. !