The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-11-23
n Crook county to the

]. A. Perkins returned today from
two weeks visit at Roseburg.
Mr.. A. Genres and son Isidore r
turEed today from visit to Caliiforni
What is Laxol? Nothing but Ca
tor Oil made as palatable as hone
Children like it.
Ex-Governor Moody arrived la
night from Salem, and will remain
the city few days.
Mr.. F. NJ. Simpson, of the S. F. E:
aminer, is in the city looking after th
circulation of that paper.
Last evening Bluford Douglas cam
into court and withdrew his plea {
guilty to grand larceny, and the pie
of guilty to simple larceny was &C
cepted by the court.
A bicycle was found few days sine
on the road between The Dalles ant
Three-mile. The owner can have th'
same by applying at the Oregon mar
ket, proving property and paying fol
this notice.
By special request the Howe-Readick
Co. will repeat "Tony, the Outcast" al
the Baldwin tonight. Many who did
not see the play Wednesday night will
thus be given an opportunity of wit
Messing this most interesting drama.
The afternoon parties which have
recently deem instituted by the ladies
of The Dalles, at which card playing is
excluded, are commendable in that the
ladies are required to exercise thought
rather than stake their fortune on the
whimsical allurements of chance.
The Home Dramatic Club for some
time past have been :. rehearsing ga
Night OFF," and are now prepared to
entertain the people of The Dalles
with this interesting drama SO soon as
they can get night off, or rather dis
cover some night in the future that
will not be occupied by some other en-
tertainment.
Lee Morehouse, indicted for the
larceny OF mare, is on trial before
the following Jury: Jasper Ensley,
E. schanno, j. z. Cunningham, Henry
Prigge, II. Mohr, John End, A. Bet
tingen, Alex. Anderson, Peter Rich,
o. L. Stranahan, Peter Mohr and Van |
Woodruff. A. A. Jayne appears for
,he state and Story & Gates for the de-
'ense.
Last month was the dryest October
,ver known in Oregon, no rain of an!
having fallen at any point
n the state. 1t seems, however, to
lave been an unusually dry month
Mr.. S. L. Brooks informs
IS he has just received the govern
nent report, which shows lack of
everywhere, and in one
alf the counties of Michigan not a
rop of rain fell during the month.
The case of the State VS.. DR.. Julius
.othemel, who had been on trial for
since Tuesday, came to
sudden termination this morning.
7hen the state rested last night, the
,torneys for the defense moved to
smiss, and this morning the motion
as granted, the jury being instructed
} return verdict of not guilty. The
,inion of the court was that the evil
,nce did not substantiate the charge
embezzlement, however the crime :,
forgery or larceny may have been
owed.
I have proposition to. make to pol r
Y holders of the State Insurance COM
my of Salem, which will reimburse Z
EN- for money they have paid out, T
d afford them absolute protection Z
ainst loss by fire. Call at my office a
thin the next five days if you desire T
take advantage of this offer. T
FRED D. HILL, n
ccessor to Dufur & Hill, agent Of y
Aetna Fire Insurance Co., Room r
IL, Chapman block. q,
The Mount Lebanon Shakers have y
,ently perfected an ingenious cure s
dyspepsia. Their Digestive Cordial N
Insists of food already digested and c
ligester of foods happily combined. J
The importance OF this invention s
Il be appreciated when we realize S
lat proportion of the community
} victims of some form of stomach
'uble. Thousands Of pale, thin peo
} have little inclination to eat, and %
at they do eat causes them pain and
tress.
This Digestive Cordial of the Shakers tt
'rects any stomach arrangements at n
ce. 1t makes thin people plump. ol
cry one will be greatly interested to q
ID the little book which has been N
.ced in the hands of druggists for 81
e distribution. q