The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1896-12-12


q new hostlery.
!. A man named Hunger allowed IL
D appetite which his name would IMP
4 get the best of him in McMinnvil
the other day and stole lot of suga
AS result he rests within the count
Jail at present.
t Miss Anna r. Thompson has jui
{ closed her third term of school in Ran
sey precinct, near Dufur. and has rt
turned to her home in this city. Mis-
Thompson has proved to be a yer
successful teacnei.
The many friends of r. E. Salt
marshe will be pleased to learn that h
is once more able to leave his room
Mr.. Saltmarshe is still quite feeble
but can get about the streets, and wa
down to his Office today.
A Silver City miner named Murra,
was held up and robbed Of S50in Bake
city night before last. Murray hat
been drinking heavily, and made 1
display of his money that attracted tht
attention of thug who relieved hin
of his purse.
Fl. Brenner, a merchant of Hunting
ton. arrived in the city last night er
route to Oregon City. Mr.. Bremen
came by way of Burns and Prineyille
and reports the roads good through
the country which he passed until he
reached the Deschutes.
VIM. r. Mascall, of Daville, one oil
the largest sheep raisers of Grant
county, is in the city. Mr.. Mascall
has his 1896 wool clip stored in The
Dalles, and is here for the purpose OF
making sale, but Ia not willing to
let it go at the ruling prices.
Only 30 days more to secure Herrin's
photos. After that time Mrs. Herrin
will leave The Dalles for an extended
visit in Southern Oregon. Bargains
in photographs now duplicated. Cab
inets, polished, only $500 per dozen,
until Jan. 1st 1897.
The Dalles City was in readiness to
start from Cascades to Portland this
morning, and it is supposed that she
was taken IN tow by the Regulator and
taken down the river today, though
no news has been received from the
boats at the time of going to press.
Temple Lodge, A. o. U. w., will
give a social on Thursday evening,
Dec. 17th, to the brothers and their
gentlemen friends. All brothers are
requested to make special invitation
to those who are likely to become
members of the order. By order of
The Tacoma News says there are
fully 100 applicants for the position of
state librarian, and each is confident
that he will win. There are 116 appli-
cants for fish commissioner, among
whom are 46 ministers of the gospel |
who seek to emulate Peter and John |
Of old.
c. A. Heath, prominent farmer of |
Grass Valley, is in the city. Mr..
Heath says the fall sown grain in his
section is beginning to come through
,he ground, and should severe cold
spell occur now, since the snow has
disappeared, will be liable to consider
tble damage.
Geo. w. Staver, of the firm of G. W.
,taver g. Co. one of the best known
business firms of Portland, died at his
lesk in the office of the firm yesterday
morning of apoplexy, aged go years.
He was in perfect health when he
,ntered the Office few minutes prior
o his death.
J. G. Crome, of the American Type
founders Co., is in the city, returning
rom Rossland, 3. c., to Portland.
dr. Crome is of the opinion that Ross
and and Trail are destined to become
he greatest mining camps in the
Northwest. The richness of the ore
md the extent of the mines in those
or both places.
Messrs. McMullin & Young, lightn-
ng ergravers of the worlds fair, are
n the city. They exhibit samples of
EXCELLENT work, and their specially is
names on key-rings, tags
nd hat marks, which is done in a very
ttractive style. They will stay in
he city about week and will call on
IL. MIR. McMullin reports The Dalles
s being the most prosperous city he
las visited in the Northwest. :
Linn county claims to have the
oungest school teacher in Oregon, if
ot in the United States. Lester =,
Jmphrey, of Foster, is just 13 years ,
Id, and has passed the teachers ex- {
making an average of S0a,
nough to warrant second grade cer-
ificate, but on account of age, and
his being his. first examination, only I
third grade certificate could be ,
'sued to him. Young Umphrey is
|
dvanced in "book learning" but I
rilliant in every respect.
After meals you should have simply
feeling of comfort and satisfaction.
'ou should not feel any special indi-
ations that digestion is going on. If
on do, you have indigestion, which
leans not-digestion. This may be the
eginning of so many dangerous
iseases, that it is best to take it in
and at once and treat it with Shaker
digestive Cordial. For you know that !,
makes poison, which causes
ain and sickness. And that Shaker ..
digestive Cordial helps digestion ana !,
nres indigestion. Shaker Digestive
ordial does this by providing the di-
estive materials in which. tie sick
.omach is wanting. 1t also tones up
nd strengthens the digestive organs /.
nd makes them perfectly healthy.
his is the rationale of its method of
are, as the doctors would say. Sold :
y druggists, price 10 cents to S100
er bottle.
Wedding Bells.
Mr.. Geo. II. Yeackel and Miss Bertha
Finch were united in marriage by
ev. Jason B. Gorham, at the home /
T the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. '
[arcus Nj, Finch. in this citv. on tho I