The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1896-04-25

left on this mornings train for Por'
: land.
6 Mr.. r. R. Hinton, a prominent shee
raiser and farmer of Rakeoven pre-
cinct, is in the city. Mr.. Hinton say
sheep in his section are thriving, bu
the recent cold weather has caused
y some loss of young lambs. :
The wool crop of 1896 is beginning
t to arrive. Two loads of new WOO
were received at Moody's warehouse
Tuesday and two loLds were taken IN
at the Wasco warehouse today from
the Tygh Valley Land & Live Stock
Co.
Yesterday the bondsmen who were
standing good for Mrs. Walters ap'
pearace as a witness before in the case
of the state VS.. Lands surrendered her
to the authorizes, and she Is now con-
fined in Jail.
Hermann. the healer, now in Port
land, is undoubtedly one of the great
est fakes of the age. A man went from
Albany to see him. A boy wanted 81
just to receive his name. Then Her.
mann demands S. before an examina-
tion is made.
Mr.. VIM. Robinson has returned to
the city with a complete line OF fur
nishing goods which he will open in
the building formerly occupied by the
the Jacobsen Book & Music Co. which
has been moved to the corner of Sec
ond and Laughlin streets.
The artesian well being sunk at the
Columbia brewery is now down lob
| feet and water rises to within six feet
of the surface. The drill is now work.
| ing in solid granite. and it is expected
when this strata of granite is passed
through an abundant supply of artesian
water will be reached.
Owners of fish wheels have some
complaint to enter against nature.
On account of the fall in the water of
the Columbia fish are not running as
they ordinarially do at this season of
the year. However few warm days
will cause the water to rise and will |
also induce the royal Chinook to move
toward the head of navigation.
By decision of the general land |
Office the decisions of the local land Of
fee have been sustained in the follow
ing cases and the land in controversy
is held for cancellat.on: Arthur E.
Cousins vs.. Abiel Erskine. Bartholo-
NEW Kelley vs. Philip Livingston,
Walter G. Jennison vs. Douglas
McGrath and Wyatt A. Stark VS. Geo.
E. Loughill.
Mr.. George Allan McNulty. who died
at hi parents farm, near Mosier, on
Thursday, April 18th, at about P. M,
was born at Portland. Oregon, August
|, 1860. His funeral took place at the
Congregational church in this city
A pril 17tb, at 2;30 Sunday afternoon,
Rev. w. G. Curtis, officiating. The
were DR.. 81. Logan, Mr. o.
Ainersly, o. Lewis, 81. Clough, w. 81.
Moody and Capt. o. S. Waud, and was :;
argely attended by relatives and =
riends.
Voters of The Qalles district will be |
Ifforded wide range In which to !
make selections for the office of Justice a
# the peace on election day. Besides 9
he regular nominees of the democratic d
nd republi3a parties. J. M. Filloon h
nd ]. G. Farley, J. M. Walton and L.
}. Davis have announced themselves
3 Independent candidates for that Of =
ice, each of them having filed their
'etition with the county clerk to have
heir names printed on the official bal !,
Of. !,
Rev. I. D. Driver, who is running 81
Or state senator in Lane county, has c.
cen lecturing at Rosehurg. The W
Plaindealer reports one of fl
is lectures as follows; "Dr. Driver is
lid no infidel's progeny descends to is
le fifth generation. God Almighty m
ad determined they should not ex- W
,nd the curse so far. Four noted in n
dels, who came to this coast in an n
arly day, viz: Som Culver, Jesse APP a
legate, Pengra and Senator Nesmith +,
II died insane, after 63 years of age. O
If asked the question ''Hsve you got c.
stomach?" it would be safe or gen. u
raj principles, to answer "Yes." But, b
you are sure of it: that is, if you ever p
sel any distress after eating or any p
aims of whatever description in the te
sgion of the stomach, you have got OF
more than an ordinary
;omach; in other words, you have got Ii
diseased stomach. The stomach is a C,
owerful muscle, and the proper h
emedy for tired muscle Is rest. Try 81
ne Shaker Digestive Cordial, for this a.
roduct not only contains digested W
,od, which will nourish the system I'll
ithout any work on the part of the y,
iseased organs. but it aids the diges- ST
on of other foods as we'll. You can W
,st it's value in your cas-, for the trifi b.
1g sum of 10 cents. Sample BOTTLES ct
t this price are carried by all drug u
lists. OF
Laxol is the best medicine for chill p
ren. Doctors recommend it in place a
{ CastorOil. C,
From fridays Daily. Ii
Mr.. Neil Mcleod, OF Goldendale, is IL
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