The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1896-02-22

VI tuOSe OHefeu ldSG year. buy
. from Minnesota are also expected h
'96 in a short time.
= Mrs. Hogan is still confined to ]
room by the injuries she received
the falling of the Fitzgerald ru
some time since.
a. Pendleton has been compelled
get out her street sprinklers for t
is season. Mud and disagreeable wealth
are not now known there.
NJ Farmers on Tygh ridge have beg
plowing, says Mr. Peter Hannaha
who is in the city today. MIR. II. sa
- everything is fourishing in and abo
Kingsley.
" Mr.. H. c. Rooper, prominent shes
raiser of Ridgeway, is in the city. NJ
Rooper reports the stock interests
the southern part of the county to
p in prosperous condition.
Mr.. Julius Fisher has returned fro,
, Portland, where he went to atten
t Sousa's concert. He says the onl
way be can give an expression of th
music rendered by the band is that sit
out of sight"
Co. G. will have skirmish drill a
2P. NJ. Saturday, in commemoration o
Washington's birthday. They hav'
not yet determined whether the drill
will be on the fair grounds or on tn,
beach north of town.
We have been shown a sample of the
supposed quartz that is creating Sc
much excitement at Goldendale. 1t is
a conglomorated mass that is too com.
mon in appearance to be guilty of con.
tanning untold millions.
The distillery at Grants is said to be
running at full capacity at present,
turning out 600 gallons of alcohol and
high wines daily. 1t consumes some
$50 bushels of wheat day, and is feed
ing 200 cattle and $50 hogs.
! The impression seems to have gone
abroad that the party to be given by
the Red Men Saturday evening will be
a mask ball. This Ia incorrect. 1t
will be a plain ball, but will neverthe-
less be one of the pleasantest ever CIV
en- in the city.
At Salem, on the I'd inst, Francis
Searcy was divorced from his wife,
and at the same time the three 6augh-
tiers of the couple were divorced from
their husbands. The people of Salem
feel that they are entitled to the cham
pionship divorce belt.-Ex.
Last Monday P. J. Kelley, of Milton,
went to Justice Eagan and swole out
charge of grand larceny against Mar
tin Campbell, well-known farmer.
The complaint alleged that Campbell
had killed number of horses belong
ing to Kelley and fed them to Camp
BELLS hogs.
Mr.. S. L. Brooks is in receipt of
letter from friend in Sherman couu-
ty, stating that the crop prospects
were never better than at present. ,All |
the fall grain is looking fine, and with !
a few more days of warm weather it
will be past all danger from injury by
frost or drouth.
Mr.. N. Whealdon returned last night
from Portland. Mr.. Whealdon says
valley is enjoying unu-
sually fine weather atpresent, but there
is not much activity in the metropolis.
Portland, he says, does not show as
much advancement, considering the
size of the city, as does The Dalles.
Major E. McNeill. receiver of the
r. & N, accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. W. B. Aver, passed through The
)alles yesterday en- route East. He
las his private car s.01" with him, and
n it will travel as far as Omaha.
from there he will go to New York on
cry important business for his COM
any.
The identity of the babe found on
fr. Farley's door step Tuesday morn
lg still remains mystery, nothing
aving developed to indicate who he is
r from whence he came. Many have
alled to see the little stranger, and
lr. Farley says it is no Inconvenience
, the family to exhibit him, in fact it {
rather pleasure to do 50.
The driver of the Vale Ontario stage
lys in regard to the robbery of the
lail last week: The mail was thrown
ut in front of the office at Vale, and
i'd there some 10 or 20 minutes before
le stage came around and the driver
'aded it up; that no one was around
i'd that he drove all the way to On :.
rio, sixteen miles, without passen-
sr, and without being molested by
~ one. On reaching Ontario he un-
AIDED the mail, when it was discov-
ed that one of the sacks had been
1t open, and three registered pack I
yes taken out. No clew to the robber !
as been found. 8
A rather amusing incident occurred ;
/ the circuit court this morning when ,
udge Bradshaw overruled the motion
,r new trial in the case of the state
5. Bradley and Shear. Bradley rose '
nd stated that he had not had
fair show, and he streniously OBJ
,cted to the affidavit of District At
,rney Jayne being considered. THAT
lan," he said, sis working for his fee :
nd would see an innocent man
unished. His affidavit isn't worth
nything." However, Judge Bradshaw
ook a different view of the matter,
Mr.. Jayne's integrity
bove question, and overruled the
lotion.
Few people know that all plants con-
lin digestive principles. They can
OF absorb their food until it is di-
ested any more than animals can.
he Mount Lebanon Shakers havei s
armed the art of extracting aud uti- r
zing these digestive principles, aud
is for this reason that their Shaker q
digestive Cordial is meeting with such 6
henomenal success in the treatment I
I dyspepsia. The Shaker Digestive a
ordial not only contains food already
igested, but it also contains digestive {,
rinciples which aid the digestion of
ther foods that may be eaten with it.
sinple 10 cant samnla hottla will he /.