The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1898-02-26

q j. X. Warner, OF Blngen, WASH
k was in the city last night, returnlu
g home on the boat this morning.
Today W. A. Johnston shipped
= large consignment of empty coal o
Y cans TO Portland. They are sent
8 the match factory at that place.
Assessor Whipple is preparing
begin the work of listing the propert
of the county, aud will start on hi
. annual tour of assessing in about
days.
The manager of the Moody bowlini
alleys announces that he will give a
elegant gold pen to the lady makini
the highest individual score on hi
alleys during the month of March.
, A postal card vote has been takel
by the populists of Harvey county OF
the question of union with the demo
Gratis and silver republicans, and ha
resulted in two to one in favor o
union.
The Astoria & Columbia River rail
road officials expect to have their road
completed and in readiness to carr!
the delegates to the republican state
convention from Portland to Astoria
next April.
Hood River will have Fruitgrower:
Institute on the 4th 9Th of March
Friday and Saturday of next week. The
meeting will be addressed by proni-
| nent fruit growers from all sections OF
the country.
School District Clerk Morgan has
begun making the enumeration of per-
sons of school age in the district, and
expects to have the work completed
before the annual school meeting
which is TO be held on March 7th.
Owners of orchards Throughout the
county are generally acting upon the
advice of Commissioner Schanno aud
are spraying their trees. By this
method they hope to keep down pests
and improve the quality of their fruit.
The fact tnat seven homestead appli
cations were filed at the land office
today is quite good evidence that all
the COOL l.n1 in this section has not
yet been taken. Besides the seven
applications there were five final proofs
taken.
Governor Lord has signifed his in
tention OF = nding the Woolgr ers
Convention in The Dalles next week.
1t is to he hored the OF 'lr state of
ficials will also be present, for The
Dalles would hn plAasf TO make them
its special guests an that oc' asion.
Messrs. Benton Iiirgfeld and Got
friel huv5 return ~ from F'eppner.
where they tended the ball given by
the Elk's on the evening of the 22d.
They report the bill q grand c,ass,
and HeDpner one Of the most to-pit- !
able little cities they have ever visited. |
r. G. Judsop, industrial agent for |
the o. r. & n. Co., IS in the city, |
having just returned fror, attending
the Farmers Institute at La Grande. |
Mr.. Jud.on will be in the city the |
greater portion OF the time until the |
meeting of the woolgrowers' conven-
tion.
committee of whitecaps was ro-
ganized at the town of Macksburg. |
Clackamas county. recently and Ed |
was delegated TO order
Walter Wyland. supposed bad man,
to leave the place within 4S hours.
took a shotgun with him
when he went to deliver the message,
and as a result is now defendant in the |
courts on a charge of assault |
with dangerous weapon.
The other day John Casey SHE'D a
rock through the glass front of D. |
L. Gates drug store at Cascade |
Locks, and got into the tolls of the law.
Justice Aldrich sentenced him to 40
lays in the county Jail, and he was
brought up by Constable John Trana
asst evening and turned over to the |
lender mercies of Sheriff Driver. This
makes three inmates of the county Jail, |
Ill from Cascade Lccks.
One of the most creditabls pubiica.
bions that has come to our table this |
year is the women's edition of the !
Yakima Herald, issued on February |
II h a6t
sively by the ladies, and is replete
With valuable information and histor-
cal "reminiscences. 1t contains q
pages of well written articles, exclu-
;ive of the artistically designed covers,
Ind reflects much credit upon the !
adies of North Yakima.
Today's issue of the C'ndon Globe
comes forth with the name of new
publisher at the head of its editorial
column. S. A. Pattison, formerly
publisher of the Emmett, Idaho, In
lex, has taken control of thu paper,
5. P. Shut having sold the business
TO him. Mr.. Shut retires from news
paper work on account of i'll health, |
and oui's the business with the best !
wishes of the newspaper fraternity of
the state. May his retirement from
be of short duration.
The special edition of the Baker
City Democrat, on which Messrs. Arm
hold & Synder are engaged is receiv-
ing hearCy support from the people of
Baker, Grant and Harney counties,
and promises to be the biggest thing |
of the kind yet issusd in Oregon. The |
residents of those counties know a |
good thing when they see it, and are |
giving the publication hearty support.
They will reap their reward in future |
increased business and development of |
the country.
Indige.tive poisous are the bane OF
the dyspeptic's life. When sick, see if
your sickness is caused by iudisestive
poisons. If SO, take Shaker Digestive
Cordial. This is the only certain way
of being permanently cured, because
it is the only way that gets rid of the
poisons. You know that fermented
food is poisonous. You know that
poison is unhealthy Shaker Dig estiye
Cordial clears the stomach of ferment-
ing foed. and purifies the tlool and
system of indiges,ive roisons. 1t
cures indigestion and the diseases that