The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1898-07-23

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could not learn.
Hamb. Allen and family, old time
residents of the city, are in town Wis
iting with relatives.
A car of cattle from Heppner was re-
ceived at thes tockyards this morning
This afternoon they were shipped tC
Troutdale by Chas. Royse.
Redmen want to keep their bearings
and get around to the wigwa prompt
| ly on time tonight, as there will be SIX
| pale faces scalped. and corn and venl'
SOD will be served.
Mrs. E. A. Ripple, of San Francisco,
and Miss Glasier, of Por tland, came
up last evening on the train and spent
the night with Miss Kicks, returning
to Portland this morning on the boat.
The Endeavors of the Christian
cream social on the lawn of Mr.. Geo
NJ. Miller. next door to the Christian
church on Friday, July D. Every
body invited.
Rev. S. w. Beaven will deliver a
lecture in Calvary Baptist church to-
morrow evening. All are invited.
Admission free. The lecture will be
on the inject of a home for the child
ren of foreign missionaries.
James Carnaby's fruit and vegata BILE
stand is becoming a favOrite with
housewives, because everything there
is first class. Mr.. Carnaby is doing an
excellent business and is giving per
feet satitfaction to all customers.
The following notice is posted in a
pleasure boat belonging TO Il steam
ship company on the SUR Iceland:
1.-THE chairs in the cabin are for the
ladies. Gentlemen are requested not
to make use of them It'll the ladies are
seated
Yesterday man named A. E. Bur-
ton, claiming to be painter residing
in The Dalles, was arrested in Port
land for attempting to pick woman's
pocket at the depot Sunday morning
just as the excursion train was pulling
out for Bonneville.
Today E. NJ. Wingate, who for the
past four months has been city editor
of the Times-Mountaineer, lays down
the pencil, and will take a summer
vacation. Mr.. Wingate has been
faithful news gatherer, and it is with
regrets the management of the paper
sees him resign.
Mrs. Madelaine 8. Conkling, grand
matron of the Eastern Star order, ar
rived in The Dalles Monday from Rose
burg, en- route to Prineville, where
she goes to join her husband, r. M.
Conkling, who recently accepted the
position of assistant cashier in the
First National bank there.
The fact that there are eighteen
cases Of yellow fever in the army
in Cuba should not be consider
ed alarming. Considering there are
q, 900 men in camp, that they are not
acclimated and that sanitary regulat-
ion could be not strictly observed, it is
q wonder there is not more sickness.
Fred Floed, form srly editor of the
Roseburg Review, arrived here last |
night from Portland and has accepted
4 position on the Times. .Mountaineer. |
For the present Mr.. Floed will devote
MS attention to the weekly circulation |
If the paper, ard during mis- travels
over the country will act as special
correspondent to the Times-Mountain-
,er.
The time of year has arrived when
he thissles should be attended to.
During the past few years the pest has
,een dealt with, with untiring efforts,
md this season the good results can
,e seen for there are not nearly so
many as usual. However, now is the
ime to "wipe them off the face of the
arth," before they scatter their
eeds broadcast. The matter should be
ooked after Immediately and not put
If. for delays are dangerous
The hot weather has a great ten
ency to draw the nails from the side.
alks and leave them protruding above
le boards. We have very neat and
ttractive city ard with small out
y of energy our citizens and property
vners could easily afford good walk
e within the city limits. 1t is very
,noying especially so to ladies to be
,dging nails. while occasionally they
'me too thick and fast consequently
collision and some damage is done.
rive down the nails aud the COM +
unity at large will be thankful.
Monday mornings issue OF the reg =
ar weekly cartoon by c: E. Dawson
'peared as usual yesterday morning
Pease & Nays window and at
acted unusual attention. Uncle Sam .
Us to little Alfonso, "Are you ready
accept my terms" The subject of
. Cdr tOOu 10 CduSo duu tHSCU. uO | r,
at scene of the cause presents a =
lben prisoner chained in his dun
on, while the second is the Maine :,
saster. The effect represents the .
king of Manila, the bonn mbardment !,
Santiago, and the raising of the =
1ited States flag ever the same. :