The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1899-10-14
Dr severrl days left for Portland this


| came up on the boat last evening.
FourrJun cottage on Liberty street
10 reut. Inquire nf Andrew Keller.
Mrs. r. KeIly. wife of Sheriff Kelly.
left for Portland ou the morning train
Joday.
Take your prescription to the Rutler
Drug Co. Tney put up what the doctor
orders.
Peter He,nnsitgsen, of Mosier, was
among the al T.. al t..e Times Noun
taineer Office TO-DAY.
Thomas w Giavry, uf Kingsley
| left for Portland this morning on
trip Of business mnd ieasure.
Mrs 7. J. utert left on the early
morning train L,,day for PortiaId'
| where she vii! visit for ii few days.
The ci.y recorder reports that one ol
our brignte4L young society ladies' has
taken to drink. If This be true it Is
indeed sah
Clarke & Fiik h. We a full line of
ols,, carriage. wagon, and barn
paints, manufactured by James E. Pat,
ton, Milwaukee, Wis.,
Vanity Fair at the Vogt on Saturday
night. Box ntfi:r o.rnS at ne Butler
d ng Co on rhLrs..ay morning.
Tickets %. 30 aud ~ cenLs.
On Thursda evening the perfor.
nance at the Vogt will begin promptly
at 6:I5. General admission % cents.
reserved seats 35 and so cents.
william Crossen returned from
Portland last night where he has been
taking an examination for the civil
service, and assumed work today in
the post office.
Cour ty Clerk Krlsay today Issued a
marriage license to j. Fl. Richards, of
Lower Fifteen mile ard Miss Jetta
Starr. of Dufur. also to Frank Wing,
of Wamic and Miss Annie Johnston.
Mrs. J. 6. Fish and Nicholas J.
Sinnott left for the Willamette valley
this morning to attend the wedding of
Roger r. Sinnott to Miss Agusta
Ger.rude Lorns ale. whirh will take
place next Thru dav Oct. l2'h.
What ia wc-rN doing Mt AL il worth
doing we'll. A" Etstran Kodak will
will insure gr~d -"-~E. Get 2 cnmDiete
when yon take pI..t r3n uill have
a thing of beauty and a joy forever.
J. F. Barry had his preliminary
hearing in Jnstice Bavard's "nn"t 'his
forenoon on charge of emh: 2 ,lHr,"r-.
The evidence introduced was surh ~
to Justify the Justice in setting the
prisoners bonds at $500 to appear be-
fore the grand jury.
G.. W. Emerson, xho lives 13 miles
erst of The Dalles made the Noun
taineer office pleasant call today. He
brought in a sample of some splendid
late Crawford peaches which he raised
on his place. The peaches are free
from all disease and of splendid flavor.
Roger B. Sinnott left for the valley
on the 5 o'clock train this morning.
Before returning he will enri,h the
county treasury of the county in which
Miss Agusta Lawnsdele resides to the
extent of s2 for marriage license.
After the ceremony he and bride will
leave for trip 10 the east.
Vanity Fair which will be presented
at the Vogs opera house on Saturday
tight is first class vaudeville show.
1t is clean throughout. provoker of
mirth and show that will make
hit with any audience, while the prices,
which are 25, 35 and so cents puts
most delightful evenings pleasure
within the reach of everyone.
Mr.. Parkins of the Elite Tonsorial
Parlor has one of the finest mirror
cases that we have ever seer. It con.
tains nine large mirrors while the
frame is m tde of polished oak which
matches spiendidlv with the grain of
the chairs recently purchased. The
new fixture adds much to the apoear-
an, e of the shop.
Thursday evening October 18th will
be Native Sons AID Native Daughters
night at the Industrial Exposition in
Portland. A special program is being
arranged for that evening, and special
rates on the railroads leading to Port
land will also be secured for the oc
casion aud all native sons and daught
ers should attend who can possibly do
so. Those in attendance will wear
the bats which constitutes the uni
forms of the order "a the mem bers will
march TO the exposition in d body.
A large mum Der of theater goers and
persons who delight in d high class
opera have already signlfied their in
.ention of attending the Metropolitan
opera Company's performance on
evening when they will |
'ender the charming comic opera |
Mikado. In their rendition of La |
Mascot few months ago they won
he hearts of Dalles Iheater goers and
hey will certainly play to crowded
lou5e on Saturday night.
Captain Waud, of Dawson City, has
avored us by sending bill of fare
sed in the Fairview hotel Grill Room
nj Cafe and as man. may desire to
now what it costs TO live in Dawson
,e qnUte a few rates. Steaks range
rom $l.5O TO 81 90 each, soups, S1.OO
er plate, roast and boiled meat ST. so |
wo egg omilettes S1.50, cold chicken
zoo, cheese so cents per slice while
Yerything else mentioned on the
'ngthy bill of fare costs accordingly.
rom this it is plain to see that 10
gest $40 Dawson City dinner woul1
,t Inconvenience any one.
DR.. Styner, the electric doctor, from
e Electric Therapeutic Co., of Port
nd, arrived yesterday. The doctor
fers new electrical home treatment ,
r nervous and chronic diseases of
en- and women and claims the ability !
correctly treating any disease by q
sctricity, whereby he tells sick
ople the cause of the trouble. finds a