The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1896-08-15
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NlT. anu WITS. SCLGLQo uiiO Ni4
v Schuster visited Cascade Locks today
r going down oa the Regulator hi
morning.
Z Mr.. Al!away has so far recovered
from his recent Injuries as to be at hi
5 post OF duty at the D. P. i a. n. ofhc'
| once more.
: w. r. Harrison, telegraph operator
: for the o. R. & n. Co. at this place
, is quite i'll at The residence of Mr. ant
Mrs. Allaway.
A number of new residences are
being erected on the bluff, which
shows that The Dalles is going ahead
despite the dull times.
That prince of malt drinks, Hor
Gold, in quart, pint and half-pint bot.
Ties delivered for family use from Stub
ing & Williams. Call and get pricesz
Ora and Maud Smith, who have been
visiting their aunt, Mrs, a. NJ. Kelsay.
returned on the 2:30 train TO Albina.
they were accom- pan led homs by their
cousin Lotta Kelsay.
Theodore Prinz left this morning
FOR Stevenson. There he will be joined
oy c. Gropper and John Wactter, and
5ogether they will go to the Rock
;reek mines on prospecting tour.
This morning Mr.. Moses, Mrs. Rron
sen ard the Misses Lang went to.Lyle
for a days visit They took photo.
graphing outfit with them and will de-
vote the day to taking views of the
Balfour farm.
The stock of goods belonging to.
Quong, who keeps Chinese store on
First street, was attached by Portland
lcreditors today, and this afternoon
! Sheriff Driver and j. O.; Mack have
been busy taking an invoice Of the
stock.
Tho Regulator this morning was
| loaded with teams, wagons, carts and
| scrapers belonging to Allen Bros, OF
Yakima, who have secured 4 contract
for 10 miles of grading on the Astoria
railroad. The remainder Of their out
ft will be taken down the river to
morrow.
Bert Phelps and John Hampshire re-
turned yesterday from the Soda springs
on Klickitat river where they had been
rusticating the past week. Th@ir ply.
steal appearance is much improved by
the outing aud the gold nine they
fseovered-well they prefer uothing
be said about it at present.
A few days since private letter was
received from Lumis Johns, by
friend in The Dalles, conveying the in.
formation of the death of his II isher,
Mrs. Johns, at Soda Springs, Idaho,
on the ID. Mrs. Johns and family
were we'll known in The Dalles, hay.
ing left here for Idaho last May.
Collectors are out today receiving
donations TO the fund for the hose
teams expenses at the tournament.
and are meeting with liberal assist,
ance. The Dalles never does anything
by halves, and it is safe to say that the
mem bers of the Team will have no
cause to complain of the iberalitg ex-
hibited by the people.
The sewer leading from Metz & |
Pundt's basement became clogged dur |
ing the high water, and they have |
found it necessary TO make connection |
with the. large sewer leading down !
Court street, hence have sunk two pits |
TO the sewer and are laying teracotta I
pipe from their basement to the main
sewer.
Senator Mitchell is taking an active
interest at PRESENT. in affairs at Cascade
Locks, aud recently requested Day
Bros. TO not interfere with the opera.
ton of the portage road, receiving
from tnen the assurance That the in-
terferencs would ouly be temporary.
The senator has also adde's ed the
war department. urging the early com.
pletion of the inner walls OF the
canal. Through his efforts it is hoped
that work will be commenced on the
locks at an early date. T
Numerous inquiries have been re-
ceivei at this ofiics concerning what
had been made in congress
of the bill pensioning Indian war vet
erans. Congressman Ellis informs us
the bill passed the senate and was
favorably recommended by the house
rhn Al i5
now on the house calendar, and will
be called up early In the next session.
There is little opposition to the bill IN
the house, hence it will likely become
3 law.
The Salem Journal gets sarcastic as
follows: "R. G. Dunn & Co., whose
business it is to pry into everybody's
business, and let no one. know about
their own, asks the journal for state.
ment as usual. Here it is: We have
no use for you, as you probably have
DO use for us. If we NEEDED your assist
apce you would be against us, and we
assume that you will not volunteer US
any help otherwise. We discount our
bills and want no credit. Your ilk
call our ilk anarchists. Goodbye.
II travelling pedler comes along
and tries to sell goods, ask him If he
will take your butter, eggs, hides and
other produce. ASK him II, when
your neighbor gets ready to build a
road or a bridge over creek or slough,
be will be willing to donate. few
dollars TO help it along. Tell him
that there is poor widow down the
road who would be very thankful If he
would donate some provisions. Fin.
ally say to him that money will be +
scarce next season and would he mind
trusting you for few dollars worth of
goods. If he will agree to this, then
patronize him. /,
The Shakers of Mount Lebanon. a
community OF simple, honest, God
tearing men and women, have pre-
pared the Shaker Digestive Cordial |
for mauy years, and it is always the
same, simple, honest, curative medi.
cine that has helped to make the
the healthy, long lived people
that they are. The Shakers never
ha va ipdi0estion This Ia partly