The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1897-04-10

s )ent the winter in Portland. are-il
the city and will leave tomorrow TO
their home at Prineville.
I The precipitation at this Place fol
. the month of March, as compared with
the average for the past - years, wa.
81 100 in excess of tho average,
Messrs. II. T. Hill ana a Il. Lyl,
LIT today for Crook connfy. SIR. Hill
going 10 his home in l'rinevillo and
Nj Lyle 10 ais farm on Hay Creek.
Yesterday II seven-year old daughte,
of Mr.. ard Mrs. nert Hawthorn fell
from a merry-go-round and had her
left forearm broken. DR.. Hollister re-
cueed the fracture.
The worlds wheat crop Tor 1896, ac-
cor3ing to the official announcement
of the secretary of agriculture, was
2.42S, ,393. 600 bushels, lis, ,O00,0 900, bush
els less than in 1895.
The officers elected in Goldendale
last Monday are: Mayor, w. 3. Presby:
councilmen, r. D. McCully, Sam
Waters, w. c. Burgen, G. c. Alvoid
and Charles MARSHALL: city marshal.
Oliver Soper.
| A gentleman has arrived in the city
| with device for soaring away burglars
that has no equal. The device when
placed in store or residence is a sure
preventative for burglary, as it will
scare away the most daring knight of
the dark lantern.
Duplicate vouchers for claims
against the state are still being issued
to those the secretary considers legal
claimants. Eighty per cent of their
face value is being advanced on the
duplicate vouchers, and in some in
stances 100 per cent is advanced.
Today the case of L. T. Jones vs.. J.
A. Simons was tried before a sheriff's
jury and a verdict was rendered in
favor of the plaintiff. The property
in controversy was number OF sew
ing machines, attached as the property
of Simons, and to which the Singer
Sewing Machine Co. claimed title.
Mrs. Woodford and Miss Grace
Graham, two of the Hood River ladies
who were entertained by the Degree |
of Houor lodge last night, failed to |
reach the boat this morning in time to
take passage for Hood River, hencs
were detained until the afternoon train.
Miss Graham is q teacher in the Hood
RIVER schools, and in all probability
her students had a holiday today.
The Fossil Journal says that work;on
the road to the Dalles is being vigor-
ously pushed under the superintend-
ence of Chas. Mckenzie. During the
past week he has. had over a dozen
men at work, and at the present rate
it will not be many weeks ere the road
will be open to the river, which is the
county line. This week substantial
bridge was built over Butte Creek at
the Bernard place. Again we would
remind the people of The Dalles tina.
it will be to their interest to have the
road beyond the river completed before
the hauling of wool commences.
We all know that any tired muscle
can be restored by rest Your stomach
IS muscle. Dyspepsia is it's manner
Of saying 81 am tired. Give me rest"
To rest the stomach you must do it's
work outside of the body.
This Is the Shakers method of cur
ng Indigestion, and its success is best
lttested by the fact that these people
ire practically free from what is with
'ut doubt the most prevalent of all
diseases. The Shaker Digestive Cor
ial not only contains digested food
Which is promptly absorbed without
axing the tired digestive organs, but |
t is likewise an aid to the digestion of q
ther foods in the stomach. A 10 cent {
rial bottle will convince you of its |
nerit, and these you can obtain through S
II druggists. 1
T,axOl ia the hest medicine for | l