The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1896-05-09

can nominee Tor Joint senator
Wasco, Sherman and Gillian count
Is in the city.
le Mrs. A. B. Andrews, who has be
visiting Mrs. Thomas Hanlan in ii
,t city, returned to her home at t
Locks this morning.
Two pale-faces were scalped a.
properly bedecked with the war pal
and feathers of both degrees at t
Red Mems tent last night.
Several loads OF wool were brougI
across the river from the Washingtt
side yesterday and stored In the D.
& A. N. Co.'S warehouse.
Mr.. J. S. Messenger, propulist nom
nee for joint representative of Wast
and Sherman counties, was in the Gil
last night, and left on the Regulate
this morning for Hood River.
Six car loads of Wasco county shee
were shipped from R. E. Saltmarsh
& Cos. stock yards today, two load
going to Tacoma and four to Trou
dale. They were shipped by Q. F
Ketchum.
Miss Fannie Condor, daughter G
Prot. Thomas Condor of the Stat
University, has been visiting tn
family other uncle, Hon. J. B. Condor
in this city the past week. Miss Con
don left this morning for her home a
Eugene.
The horse used on the Rockland
Dairy's delivery wagon is becoming an
expert at running away. Only q few
days since it gave au. exhibition of its
| qualities, and this morning took a
spin into the country, going about four
miles before it was captured.
| There does not seem to be much
doubt about the fact that the congress
sional fight really lays between Judge
Northup, the gold standard candidate,
and Judge Bennett, the democratic
! nominee, with the chances In favor OF
the latter.-La Grande Chronicle.
Light weights have been placed at a
disadvantage on the streets today.
The Eastern Oregon zephyrs that have
been stirring around at the rate of
something less than 1000 miles an
hour have been too frolicsome for
anybody but a 2o0-pounder to with
stand.
Rev. J. q. Woodreceived telegram
today informing him that the Critten-
ton evangelical meetings would not
be opened in this city until May q.
Evangelist Crittenton is arousing
much religious interest in Pendleton,
and his meetings there will continue
until the Goth.
The Red Meu of this city are making
extensive preparations for observing
Tammany day, which will be on the
evening of Wednesday, May 13. A
splendid musical programme will be
rendered, and an abundance OF corn
and venison will be supplied. All
braves and their families are expected
to be present.
The commissioner of the general
land Office has rendered decision in
the contest case of D. J. Cooper VS..
Thomas Walsh, covering homestead
entry No. 1886 for the Mt net and nj
nwi sec 20, t 2 n, r Is e, located in this
county, sustaining the decision of the
local land Office and holding the entry
Of Walsh intact.
Mr.. S. E. Van Vactor, accompanied
by his wife and baby, arrived today
from Goldendale, and will become a
permanent resident of the city. Mr..
Van Vactor has rented rooms over II.
A. Van Norden's jewelry store in the
building, where he will open
3 law office. Mr.. V. is bright young
attorney and will be valuable addi-
Jon to the legal fraternity Of the city.
A drowning man would have little
use for method Of rescue which
would require days. A dyspeptic
doesn't want to bother with a rem edy
'uSsu ID < OluS w o1A0 WCOnd W oiiOU luS
beneficial effects.
The Mount Lebanon Shakers are
,R sring product under the name of |
Shaker Digestive Cordial which yields |
nmediate relief. The very first dose /
proves beneficial in most cases: and 1t |
5 owing to their unboundei conf |
lence in it, that they have put 10 |
.ent sample bottles on the market.
These can be had through any drug
,ist; and it will repay the afflicted to
invest the triaing sum necessary to
make trial.
The Shaker Digestive Cordial re-
isves by resting the stomach and aid
ne digestion of food.
Laxol is the best medicine for chill
lren. Doctors recommend 1t in place
4 Castor Oil.