The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1899-01-28

J was supposed to rest there, while lOc
affairs pursued the even tenor of the
way.
From Fridays Daily.
The Dalles Minstrels
At the Vogt opera house
On Saturday evening. Jan. %, 1898
A. W. Sherwood is in from his hon
at Dufur.
G. G. Clements, of Grass Valley,
in the city.
The weather forecast for tonight an
Saturday is fair.
| Manhattan shirts, SO cents at A. N
Williams & Cos
H. w. Walker, Philadelphia wot
buyer, is in the city today.
Clearance price SO cents. Manila
tan shirts at A M. Williams & Cos
J. T. Fairchild, of Grass Valley, j
registered at the Umatilla House.
James Ward, the enterprising youn,
Kingsley merchant, is in the city al
tending to business matters.
John j. Brookhouse, of Kingsley
in the city today attending to busines
| matters.
Don't wait until they are all sold
Manhattan shirts SO cents at A. M
Williams & Cos
Tomorrow a custom house officia
from Portland will be in the city tt
measure the hull of the steamer Regu
lator and ascertain the tonnage of the
same.
Mrs. P. German, of Kingsley, &C
companied by her daughter, Mrs. T. j
Seufert and son Teddie, left on the
afternoon train today to spend a few
days visiting Portland friends.
For few days only, -Vilder's third
annual mid-winter slaughter. Photos.
IS cents. s1.OO and s1.25; cabinets 81. SO
and up: latest carbon work at former
price OF polished works 3t-m,w,f.
A carload of fine fat porkers were
fed at the stockyards today. They
were from Kettle Bros of North Powder
and were being shipped to the Union
Meat Co. at Troutdale.
A new sidewalk is being constructed
around the Seufert property, back. of
Pease & Mays werehouse between
Second and Third streets today. the
old one having been destroyed by the
fire of last summer.
Last evening Nightwatchman Phir-
man arrested L. Smith for being
drunk and disorderly. He was brought
before the recorder this mor1ing and
fined two dollars or one day in Jail and
the latter means of paying
his fine.
Today Maier & Benton received a
new line of '99 Cleveland and Craw-
ford wheels. they are finely construct
ed and have all the latest improve
and if a good model and fine
finish go towards making up fine
wheel those which they have just
received will stand in the first rank.
At the first annual election of di-
rectors of the First National bank,
of Prineville, held recently, the follow
ing were elected: B. F. Allen, 1. Sich-
Ell. T. M. Baldwin, M. SicLel, Alf AL
len. The board elected the following
officers: B. F. Allen. president; 1.
Sichel, vice-president, and T. M Bald
win, cashier.
The Irish Fair which is at present
beilg held in Portland, proves from
the jam of visitors who are in atten-
dance each evening. and the pleasant
time enjoyed by all who attend, that
1t will be both a social and financial
success. 1t is certainly given for
good cause and the benefciaries,
charitable institution, will reap con-
siderable benefit.
This evening a full dress rehearsal
Of the Dalles Minstrels will be held
1t the opera house. The performance
will be put on in exactly the same man
ner as it will tomorrow evening.
Every turn in the performance lids
'air to be a flattering success, and it is
to say that no one who
can possibly attend will overlook this
chance of witnessing the skillful work
Of home talent.
MIR. j. Heroux deserves much cred
It for the neat advertising program
which he has got up for the Dalles
1t consists of twelve pages
Of neatly arranged matter and will be
ready this evening A sufficient num-
Der will be distributed around town be-
lore the performance so as to give
every one an opportunity to zee before
hand what will be put on tomorrow
night.
The checks for the payment of the
dividend of Is per cent recently de-
,lared by Receiver Wilson, of the
Dalles National bank has baen re-
,eived from the controller of currency
and await the order of auditors. This
makes total dividend of 85 per cent
the bank has paid.
There will be meeting of the tax
payers of this school district held at
the brick school house on Court street
next Monday, Jan Both at 5 P. NJ. for
the purpose of levying tax for the
year. and considering what
action shall be taken with reference to
the indebtedness of the district.
"Manhattan shirts SO cents each at
A. N. Williams & Co." "You don't
Jays so, why there usually sold at 81. rs
EACH" True enough, and they are
we'll warth the usual price, but new
spring styles in these popular shirts
will soon demand their share of shelf
room, therefore they must go. Price
40 objectx
90 Not Credit Her.
Notice Is hereby given that will
not be responsible for any debts con-
tracted by nv wife. Pauline Hoerino.