The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1896-09-19
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Society, has taken a desk in T. .
Hudson's office, where he may be co
suited with reference to matters GO
nected with the district fair.
Today is Yom Ripper, or DAY
| Atonement," the great fast day of tt
year with the Jewish race, when a
orthodox members of the faith wi
abstain from food and drink. 1t is til
final day of the Jewish New Year hol
day season, which opened just 10 day
ago.
A party consisting of Mr.. and Mr..
S. L. Brooks, Meslames Phelps, Dor
nell, Gray. E. NJ. Wilson, B. S. Hum
ington, j. B. Condor, Crandall an
Rev w. G Curtis went to White Sal
mon today to attend dinner given il
honor of the list anniversary of Mr.
Joslyn.
The Cascade Locks school openet
Monday with an enrolment of s
pupils, under the management of r
R. Allard as principal, and Miss Min
ME Harrington as assistant. Tht
school is already crowded to its utmos
capacity, and a prospect of q grea
many pupils attending later on viii
necessitate putting in a third teacher
The silver side of the political issue
will be presented to the people at The
Dalles at different dates between now
and election by Hon. Harry Watkins,
of McMinnville; Hon. J. K. Weather
ford, of Albany; Hon. Geo. Nolan, of
Astoria; Ex-Governor Pennoyer, of
Portland; Hon. FL. L. Barkley, of
Salem; and Judge Bennett, of this
city.
The Sadie B, Day Bros little
steamer which had the honor of being
the first boat to pass through the locks
ut Cascades, was in Portland yesterday
and attracted considerable attention,
says the Oregonian. 1t was difficult to
convince the people that the boat had
'eally passed from the upper to the
over river, so many having dispaired
,f ever seeing the locks opened for
,raffic.
A Baptist preacher east has 'Bible
eaders pocket dictionary" which gives
he value of gold talent as S26, $50
nd the value of silver talent as ST.
$3.50, which is probably about correct.
The ratio is exactly 16 to L. The value
f talent differs some with different
Bible authorities, but with none is it
yer 16 to ]. That is the natural ratio,
lmost the divine ratio, and it cannot
nd should not be changed, particu-
lrly at the dictation of money specu-
itors.
Great preparations are being made
y the Portland knights of Pythias
'r their celebration at the exposition |
q the night of October 13. This date
as been selected because the grand
dge of Oregon will then be in session
Portland, and fully 500 visiting
slegates will be in the city. There
e in Portland about HOO members of
e order, and these, with visiting
'ethern, will probably turn out as
any as 1000 knights In the procession
at evening.
An industryin in the city that is worthy
mention is the candy factory in the
'egon Bakery. Mr.. Keller has lately
ted up o room expressly for manu-
curing candy and has an expert
ndy maker employed constantly. At
esent Mr.. Keller is confining him
If principally to The Dalles for o
lrket, but expects soon to supply
her localities with confectioneries.
lis factory furnishes an object lesson
what may be accomplished in the
line here, and the sue
So it is meeting should encourage
9 establishing of factories in other
les.
Yesterdays Oregonian contained an
5eresting article with reference to
rly Pioneers who were born off Cape
,rn, mentioning Albert Grove, jr.,
d Mrs. r. L. Hawthorne as the only
,neers born on the southern seas.
lis called to the mind of Geo. Baker,
esident of this city, the fact that
20. Sage, now residing on Van
lver Island, was born on the Princes :
yal, off Cape Horn in August, 1854,
en the vessel was becalmed for six
eks, hence Mr.. Sage is entitled to
: distinction of being named among
, pioneers who first saw life on the
lthern seas.
Dig down to the cause of your sick i,
SIS, if you want to get we'll and stay !
IL. Most likely it's indigestion. ,
lie irritating poisons of fermenting, ,
trid food, left in the stomach by in ;
yestion, cause headache, neuralgia,
rvonsness, dizziness, stomach-ache,
usea, irritability, and all the other
.ll-known symptoms of indigestion. ,
They also cause many pains and dis
1ers which are often laid to other
lses and hence are not easily cured. '
it as soon as the poisons are removed, ,
these symptoms and disorders dis
pear, because there is nothing left !
cause them. Nothing succeeds in :;
IS like Shaker Digestive Cordial, be- !,
use it prevents the undigested food /,
IN fermenting in the stomach and !;
lps the stomach to digest it's food. ,
Sold by druggists, price 10 cents to ,
90 per bottle.
From frlday's Daily
Mrs. Brozoui, of Kingsley, leaves {