The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1898-10-15
(Erom Mondays DAILY

i Erom MONDAYS Daily
Ex-Sheriff Driver returned this
morning from weeks sojourn IN Port
land and Salem.
Hugh Glenn, Mrs. W. b. Wilson
and Mrs. Schenck went to Portland
this afternoon.
Hon. F. N. Jones, of Shearers Bridge,
arrived here this morning on his way
home from Salem.
Judge Bradshaw left on the after
noon passenger train for Portland to
attend the grand lodge of the X. of P.
Monroe Grimes this afternoon ship
ped to the Union Meat Company 140
head of cattle from the French & Gil
man ranch in Gilman County.
Mrs. S. E. Floed, accompanied by
her granddaughter Miss Madge Chap
man, spent yesterday in the city visit
ing her sons. They were en- route
from Spokane to Portland.
| From a telegram received here this
morning it is learned that The Da1les
boys of the End Oregon Volunteers,
who responded to the last call. and
are now at San Francisco, will leave
there for Manila next Wednesday
morning.
Emil Shanno last Saturday shipped
to the Omaha expositiona large case
of winter apples collected from num-
ber of Mill Creek orchards. They
were splendid samples of the Oregon
product, and will do credit to the
great state in which they were grown.
Mrs. DR.. Frank, at the Umatilla
House, will examine your eyes free of
charge and tell you conscientiously
whether or not you need glasses, or
what treatment you should have. It
will be wise for those wishing to con-
suit her to make engagements at
once.
q Dave Garretson is peddling a new
tangled soap that cleanses thu skin
without any exertion whatever. 1t is
just the thing tor lazy people. Dave
left an apple with the soap, the apple
for the, girls and the soap for the boys.
The Office devil ate the apple and then
washed his face with the soap and now
he has the mullygrubs in his stomach
while his face is white as an angels.
By the first of the coming month the
Umatilla House will be heated by |
steam from garrett to cellar. The con.
tract for putting in the plant was let |
yesterday to Portland party because
the firms here that do that kind of |
work were so busy that they could not
undertake the job. The plant will |
cost 5000 and will conduce greatly to |
the comfort of the guests of this popu-
lar hotel.
A couple of Dalles young bloods had
a high old rough and tumble en-.
counter yesterday at the intersection
of Second and Court. Firewater, OF
course, inspired the combatants, and
the fight lasted long enough to
attract crowd larger than ever was
drawn together by the Salvation Army
in its palmiest days. Bystanders inter-
fered at. last and pulled them asunder,
but not until one was smashed into so
many pieces, that one of our physic.
ian's spent the Sabbath afternoon sew.
ing the remains together.
On exhibition in the house of rep
in Salem is sn interesting
ot of Oregon relics. Among them are
The dies used in coming the States
irst money, known as beaver money,
including $40 and S. pieces of the
pioneer coins. also weapons used in the
indian wars, proclamation of the
,erritorial governor, calling for two
oatallions of troops to fight the In
.ians, one company OF which was
'aised in Albany, also a scalp lock of q
good" Indian who was engaged in
he early Indian wars besides many
minor relics of intel est which belong
o the state.
A buggy team belonging to Ward &
robinson, rSn away yesterday from
he residence of Mr.. Tolmie on the
Huff, and dashing down hill past the
dethodist church collided with tele-
raph pole at the corner of Judge
sradshaw'slot, broke enough of the !,
arness aud buggy to free themselves, :
nd running north to the corner COM
lftted grand coup and summersauls,
lndine fiat on their back with their 9
cells in the air. Here they were !
aught and taken 70 the barn, shere ]