The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1898-02-19

They were highly pleased with tn
manner in which the people OF Pendle
ton entertained their guests at d th'
/, general hospitality of the city.
The Methodist people hoped to have
Bishop Cranston with them in theil
prayer meeting tonight. A letter from
him last night informs Them he cannot
be here before Friday p. NJ. He will he
here to assist in their jubilee services
Friday evening. The meeting will be
public and all members of the cougre.
CATION and friends will be most vel.
c3me.
| Sherman county farmers feel much
encouraged over crop prospects at
present. The ground is wetter than it
has been for years. Charles Barzee.
who came in yesterday from his farm,
says the ground is now wet to a depth
of four feet, and ordinarily farmers in
Sherman county feel assured of good
crops when the ground is wet to the
| depth of three feet.
From present appearances there is
little likelyhood of extreme high water
in the Columbia river this season. The
rise has begun early, which indicates
that the snow on the low hills is melt
ing now, so that it Will Re out OF the
way before the general thaw cones in
June. At noon today the river here
stood 14.9 feet above low water mark,
showing rise of 4.3 feet in the last 30
hours.
A gentleman from Crook county
who had saved up little stake herd
ing sheep, and started some time ago
TO Klondike, was in the city last night
returning to the sheep range for the
purpose of making another start in
life. On his journey to KlondIke he
got as far as Portland where he fell in
with some "frieods," who inticeu him
into speculation on the ''green cloth"
where his capital soon melted away.
His trip to Alaska was indefinitely
postponed.
The disaster to the Maine in Havana |
harbor necessitated a change in the |
naval display in Williars & Co.'S. !
show window. Key West now appears
bristling with cannon, and a company
of soldiers lined up ready for action,
while Uncle Sam ands with guns
trained on Havana ready to FIRE when
the word is given. And at Havana the
Spanish guns are all pointing toward
the harbor, and the disabled battle
ship Maine is draped in mourning.
The Oregonian got names and
pictures pretty badly mixed up in
giving an occount of the Cattle
Growers convention at Pendleton.
For instance, it knocked the whiskers
off our fellow townsman,D. NJ. French.
who was elected secretary of the con-
-ention. and converted him into a
youth, whereas he has passed the 10Th
milestone of time, and it mixed his
initials up so it is difficult to tell
whether the secretary is The Dalles
banker Or some creation of the Ore
romans Imagination having had him
,. T. French in one place and J. P
french in another.
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less. il you want to get we'll and stay
7ell. Most likely it's indigestion.
he Irritating poisons of fermenting.
utrid food. left in the stomach by in
igestion, cause headache. neuralgia ,
ervousness, dizziness, stomach ache, ,
ausea, irritability, an all the other
ell-kn own SYMPTOMS of Indigestion. ,
They also cause many aims and dis ,
rders which are often laid to other ,
auses ann hence are not easily cured.
tut as soon as the poisons are remov.
4, ali these SYMPTOMS and disorders
isappear, because there is nothing ,
it to cause them. Nothing succeeds
! this like Shaker Digestive Cordial,
ecau il prevents the undigested .
'od from fermenting in the stomach =
ad helps The stomach to digest its
'od:
Sold by druggists, price 10 cents to +
90 per bottle. +