The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1897-12-25
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y this entertainment.
The funeral of Mrs. Perry Morga
will take place Saturday morning a
10 o'clock from the residence of "
81. Taylor in Dry Hollow.
| Three couples in Clackanas count
have been remarked since the decisio
, of the supreme court that person ca
not marry within six months of
divorce. The decision is good one
one that should be respected.
The special illustrated edition of tn
Times-M Mountaineer will be issue'
about the first of next month. 1t will
be one of the finest publications eve
put out by any paper in the state
Parties desiring copies should pu
their orders in early.
Joe and Gus Bonn have bought al
interest in The Dalles Commission
Co.. and will put in full line o
groceries the first of January in cor
nection with the other lin carried b.,
the firm. Joo Bonn was in Portlano
yesterday buying stock for the firm.
The Rev. Mr.. Copeland in his ser.
mon on Theatres, at Salem, said: 81
had as soon make an earnest pra, er
| before the rising of the curtain for ore
| of the Sol Smith Russels plays and
| much rather, than do as did last win
ter, offered up prayer before the
gathering called the Oregon Legisla-
ture."
There il a little seven-year-old boy
at the court house who is very anxious
to find his parents. His name is Pan
Bohan. and he came to town with his
father, Nike Bohan, and family from
Grants day before yesterday. he got
lost from his father ON the streets to
day, and was taken to the court house,
where his father is req ested to call
and get him.
About sixty railroad hands ho
have been working on the r. lroad
near Umatilla, came down on freight
train last night and left for Portland
on the morning toat. Some of them
claimed that the pIsses had been re-
fused them from Unatilla, so that the
men captured train la Coxy sty lie
and came to The Dalles just as if
passes had been issued.
The tintinabulations of the melodi-
Gus cow bells are again disturbing the
quiet slumbsrs Of The Dalles. If there
is anything that would make Dalles
man swear, it is the continual tinga-
ling of a. COW bell in the middle of the |
night. AS there is no ordinance
against the wearin g of COW bells in the |
city. complaint has been made that the |
bells are very often missing and others |
are found in alleys with the straps cut |
Jack Splawn drove 1000 goats to
winter quarters on the Nelson place
near the Natchez bridge, recently,
says the Yakima Herald. They are
ADgoros, and every one is beauty.
Early in the spring they will be taken
nto the Klondike country, and mar
xeted there, this stock having been
selected for the venture because of its
hardy nature. On the way they Will
either carry packs or draw sleds.
In anothe~ column is published the
financial statement of the First Ma.
ional bank. The statement 10 an ex-
eptionally good one for a bank in a
ity the size of The Dalles, and dis
lays splendid line of deposits. 1t
rill be noticed that the deposits of in
iyiduals and banks with the First
National aggregate $3.50. 0.479, which il
ustrates not only healthy state of
but that the bank enjoys the
oufidence of those sUho have surplus
money to deposit.
The Eugene Guard and the mayor
re having live old quarrel on the
ramp question. Tramps haye been
osting the city S75 to 500 month.
he tramps have been arrested, fed
nd put to work on the streets. but
instead OF helping matters it has made
hem worse if anything. The cid pol
y was to put them in the city Jail
yer night and herd them out of the
ity in the morning. and the Guard
sserts that it served the purpose just |
s well without any expense to the I
ity. A good many columns have {
cen used in the discussion. '
At the vogt opera house tonight,
ill appear, Whallen and Martell's
uccessful production, "South Before
be " ar" a novelty, and one that has
-on fame and many dollars for its
1t is so different from
ay thing of the kind ever attempted {
nat it's success is not to be wondered
t after it has been seen. 1t is COM
osed of fifty people, including pick
ninny band of seventeen little boys, c
,ur quartettes, score of buck and s
ing dancers, a coterie of cake walk
rs, a grand chorus of fifty voices, and c
pickaninuy band who appear in the t
lay and head the parade of the COM
any.
After meals you sho uld have simply
feeling of comfort and satisfaction
'ou should not feel any special indica-
ons that digestion is going on. If
OF do, you Rave Indigestion, which
leans not 1gesti m. This may be :
,e heginnins of 50 many dangerous
iseases. that it is best to take it in
and at once and treat it with Shaker
igestie Cordial. For YOU know that =
ldigestion makes poison, which !.
iuses pain aud sickness. AMI that .
haker Digestive Cordial helps di-
estion and cures indigestion. Shaker
igestive Cordial does this by provid-
lg the digestive. materials in which
le sick stomach is wanting. 1t also
,nes up and strengthens the digestive
rgans aud makes them perfectly
ealthy. This is the rationale of its I.
lethod of cure, as the doctors would
~. Sold by druggists, price 10 cents
D ST 90 per bottle.
Some ALASKA Advice.