The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1897-07-10

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ing the trip up the river on the Reg
lator, and all hut Capt Clark returnir
on the boat to Portland today.
All members of the 1st Christia
church are urgently requested to be
the church on Sunday, July llth, at
A. M, as business of great Important
Wall then come before the meetin!
Don't fail to come out.
DR.. and Mrs. V. G. Belknap,
Prairie City, Mr.. and Mrs. S. 1. Be
KNAPP, of Prineville, and Mrs. NJ. Lewis
of Portland. arrived here from Por
land last evening and left today b
private conveyance for Prineville.
The great council of the order c
Red Men for the jurisdiction of Ore
gon will be held in The Dalles on Jul
9th. The local tribe is preparing TO
a big pow-wow, and will spread tn
| choicest corn and venisOn before tn
| visiting braves.
A Chicago firm advertised that the.
would give "safety" to the first per
son selling five dozen cans of theil
baking powders. 1t is said that
Medford girl worked two months tt
make the sale and is mad enough to
warp.her corset slaves, since she re
ceived neatly wrapped package con
tanning little article used to support
baby's bloomers.
AT the next regular meeting of Tenn
pie Lodge No. 3, A. o. U. W., Thurs
day evening, July 10, the question OF
classified assessment, as it will be con-
sidered by the coming grand lodge,
will be discussed, speakers both favor
ing and opposing the plan having con-
seuted to speak. 1t is requested by
the master workman that every MEM
ber of the lodge be present. so that the
sense of the lodge may be had.
Next Tuesday morning when w. j.
Bryan passes through The Dalles en-
route to Walla Walla, he will be met
at the depot by large number Of citi-
zens of this place, and it is expected
he will make a short address from the
platform of his car. The train will
arrive here at A. NJ, and all who de-
sire to see the brilliant orator should
be at the depot at that hour.
Tho Dalles fruit crop is attracting
,he attention of shippers and commits
slot men to the extent that number
IF them are here arranging with grow
srs for handling their product. N. B.
Harvey, manager of the Farmers
Marke. of Portland, MIR Meyer, man.
ger of the N. P. refrigerator service, |
md Mr.. Hermann, manager of the U.
,. refrigerator service, are in the city |
ooking after fruit shipments.
A man strolled into a fashionable
hurch just before the service began.
The sexton followed him up and, tap
ing him on the shoulder and pointing
0 small cur that had followed him
nto the sacred edifice, said, dogs
re not admitted" "That's not my
og,'' replied the visitor. "But it
blows you" "Well, 80 do you"
he sexton growled and Immediately
emoved the dog with unnecessary
iolence.
Hon. Geo. W. Barnes, the leading
of Prineville who is in the
ity today, pays high and deserving
to our young friend Fred
7. Wilson, who was orator at the re-
ent celebration held in Prineville.
r.. Barnes says it was the universal
lpressiOn of all who heard Mr.. Will
ms address that it was the best
.ation ever delivered in that place.
was patriotic and eloquent, and
,ery citizen of Prineville, after listen
g to MIR. Wilson was ready to con-
de that he is one of the most accom-
ished public speakers in Eastern
regon.
Fred W. Wilson, no returned last
1ening from Prineville, speaks in
gh terms of the hospitality of the
tizens of that place. He says they are
hospitable people who
axe stranger feel perfectly at home
Id when he leaves it is with pleasant
1pressions. Prineville, Mr.. Wilson
.ys, has every evidence of prosperity.
attic are bringing good price and
oney seems plentiful. The town is
owing steadily, and not an empty
aiding was to be seen. Among the
'ents of the celebration were hose
ces, and from the exhibition made
e boys would make good showing
they would come to the tournament
The Dalles next fall.
The paths of the editor of the Hep
Ter nGazette do not appear to be
rewn with roses-to such an extent
to "trip him up" at least. Several
eeks ago he was jerksd out of his
,whides and fined for fighting; and
lree weeks ago he made business
lip to British Columbia, to be absent
70 weeks. AS none but his family
new where he went some of the gos-
ps circulated the report that he had
skipped the country" This report
as put him in a splendid scrapping
ood, and he says in the Gazette:
Heppner has some individuals, call
g themselves men, who ought to put
i petticoats and join quilting So
ety."
We would like to look into the pleas
ut face of some one who has never
I'd any arrangement Of the digestive
'gans. We see the drawn and un-
Apply faces of dyspeptics in every
ak of life. 1t is our national dis
ase, and nearly all complaints spring
ON this source. Remove the stomach
ficulty and the work is done.
Dyspeptics and pale, thin people are
starving, because they don't
gest their food. Consumption meyer
syelops in people of robust and nor
al digestion. Correct the wasting
Id loss of flesh and we cure the
sease. Do this with food.
The Shaker Digestive Cordial con.
.ins already digested food and is a
gester of food at the same time. Its
fects are felt at once. Get pamph-
It of your druggist and learn about it.
Laxol is Castor Oil made as sweet as