The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-08-17
From Frid,y . Daily.
Harvest time.

Mrs. J. B. Crossen and daughter
Emily, left on the boat this mornin!
for the ocean beach.
The wool and fish seasons are ended
and now the next products to be NAL
keted will be grain and fruit.
Mr.. E. P. Ash, of Cascade Locks, al
rived in the city yesterday, and re
turned on the boat this morning.
Mr.. M. Phelps was passenger thi
morning to Moffet Springs, where b.
will enjoy camping for few days.
There was pleasant zephyr blowing
today: but the smoke still hung owe
the landscape obscuring the vision.
A marriage license was granted b.
the county clerk today to George R
Moorehead and Mrs. l.. A. Dougherty
Halls Hair Renewer cures dandrut
and. scalp affections; also all cases o
badness where the glands which FEED
| the roots OF the hair are not closed up
A special meeting of the board of fire
delegates will be held this FRIDAY
evening st the council chambers at S:3l
P. NJ. A full attendance is requested
The Palouse country is overrun with
working men who have come from all
directions to help in harvest. Farmer:
are arranging TO do q great deal oi
their own work.
The following deed was filed with
the county CLERK tolay: Simeon Bol.
ton and wife to Mrs. f. J. Bolton: lot
ii, block 3, LaughIin 8 Bluff addition
to Dalles City; s3VO.
The excursion train to the Locks
from Baker City and Pendleton will
arrive at The Dalles about Z o'clock in
the morning and leave about :. Round
trip tickets will be 81.
The regular review of The Dalles
tent, K.O. T. M. will be held in Fra
ternity hall this evening. A full at
tendance of members is requested, as
matters OF Importance will be brought
before the tent.
Mr.. Frank Seufert, on the Seufert
Bros. farm on FIve-Mile, has the finest
early Crawford peaches in the market
that we have seen this year. They are
large and beautiful in color and very
luscious in flavor.
Ayers Hair Vigor is cleanly, agree
able, beneficial aud safe. 1t is the
most elegant and the most economical
of toilet prepal ations. BY its use
ladies can produce an abun dant growth
OF hair, causing 1t to become natural
in color, lustre and texture.
Justice courts or the police temples
of justice furnish no items for the re-
porters these days. This is the heated
term, and business men are out OF the
city, farmers are busy harvesting and
a general lasitude permeates even the
ordinary curb-stone loiterer.
Tomorrow night the Good Templars
of this city will give lawn social
at the Academy grounds, Court street.
An excellent programme OF literary
exercises has been prepared and re-
freshments in the shape OF ice-cream
will be served at ID cents plate.
Nervous debility is common COM
mon complaint, especially among
women. rne psst % s4i:Ll 5rs45n n anu for
this disorder is persistent course OF
Ayers Sarsaparilla to clense and in.
vigorate the blood. This being ac-
nature will do the rest.
Rev. A. Horn arrived home from
Sherman county yesterday, where he
held services for two Sundays, and
found the people very busy week days
harvesting their crops. He says that in
the northern part of the county spring
grain Is in good condition, and in the
southern part OF the county the same
grain will not yield an average.
A Marion county farmer has huckle-
berry patch" OF lou acres from which
be has this year hauled away over
J, 900 lbs, netting him $4O0 in cash.
He cultivates the tract by burning it
over every three or four years. AS to
by transplanting bushes, or
raising more, such schemes always fail.
His idea is that the huckleberry must
grow wild or not grow at all.
There will be services in the Luthe.
.an church next Sunday at 10 O'Clock
A. M. in the chapel on Ninth street,
and at 3 o'clock P; NJ. in the Long Hol-
ow school school house near Dufur.
hold services at Mr.. 5. Houser's place
10 Tygh valley at 2:3O p. M. in German,
With an exhortation in English. A
cordial welcome is extended to every
body to attend these services.
Mr.. Emile Schanno has passed
through Wasco county during the
past week, and he says the yield
will be very good. He saw no dis
,ouraging prospects in the wheat
and believes farmers will
'ealize much more than they did last |
year. With the price that the grain
will bring in the market more money
will be received in this county this |
'eason from the export OF grain than
or several years previously.
Edward Flaherty, aged sixty, one of |
he oldest resident mineowners OF the |
Granite section, was at work in the |
unnel of his mine near La Bellevue |
asst Wednesday, when he was caught
~ slide of earth and almost buried.
de was pulled out in time to save his |
ife, as the place from which he was |
AIKEN Immediately filled with tons of |
'ock that dropped thirty feet. One of |
Mr.. Flaherty's ribs was broken, and |
le was badly bruised about the chest.
Emile Schanno, Andrew Keller. e.
:. Schmidt and Charles Frank took a
rip to Klickitat county hunting prai-
lie chickens yesterday. Birds were |
'ery plentiful, and they returned home
n the evening with bountiful supply. |
These gentlemen are dead shots, and |
t will not be much use for any of our
limrods to visit Washington for some
lays to come, as the prairie chickens |
aave been decimated to such an ex-
,ent by the last party that game in |
hat neigLborhood will be scarce here
after.
Mr.. E. D. Parrott, the inventor of |
The flying machine. shipped a carload |
of b 'gs from the stockyards of r. E.
5altmarshe & Co. to Seattle this after
noon. He has not given up his aerial |
project, but before the invention Is |
perfected realizes the necessity OF paw.
some attention to affairs on the crusted |
surface OF the mundane sphere on |
which we exist. II his ship had been |
making regular trips he could have
his hogs at greatly re-
luced freight rates; but as it is he ia
'orced to patronize old-time methods, |
After His Man.
The Evening Telegram of yesterday |
'ays:
Sheriff John Knight, of Marion |
county, passed through Portland this
on his way to The Dalles,
where Thurman, the burglar who was
to have been implicated in
The theft Of CUTLERY from Honeyman, !
DeHart q Co., In this city, has been
lyrested. Since his apprehension, !
however, II has transpired that the |
{nivee found on Thurman are q part
It the plunder taken from the store of |
Mailman & Mangolds at Geryais, in
he robbery OF 9 week ago. Thurmrn
will be taken back to Gsrvais.