The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1899-10-21
Erou EridaYlS Daily.

From fridays DAILY.
Standard Fashions for November
now ready at Pease & Mays.
Mrs. H. B. Morse, of Portland. is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. 81, r..
Riddell, in the city.
The Butler Drug Co.'S. Golden Hair
tonic is positive cure for dandruff.
Try bottle. Id.
Seats for "A Breezy Time''are selling
rapidly, so get in early in order to
secure desirable place.
Hon. john Darnielle and wife re-
turned yesterday on the Flyer from
Portland where they had been attend
i, ing the exposition:
Last night two car loads of sheep
were shipped from the stockyard to
Troutdale and three carloads Of cattle
to Port Townsend.
The.total rainfall of Wednesday and
Thursday was one and 45100 inches.
This, S. L. Brooks says is the heaviest
rainfall he has ever known here in the
same length of time.
A report reached here this morning
that Il man was run over and killed by
the cars at Arlington last night, but
no particulars could be learned of how
the accident occurred or who the party
was.
DR.. Russ, ,one of Portland's prominent
dentists has bought DR.. Tackman's
Office in the Vogt block. His work is
first class and prices reasonable; gold
tooth crowns and bridge work
specially. Teeth filed and extracted
painless. Oct IL tt.
The date of the Breezy Time" free
concert Monday has been changed
from 2 o'clock to IL in order that
school children and verybody else
may have an opportunity to hear the
music. The concert will be in front
of the Butler Drug Co.'S. store.
1t is stated that the year 1899, the
closing year of the century, will go
down in Northwest histofy as haying
the warmest January, the coolest
February, the coldest August and the
hottest September. the latest spring
and the earliest snow of any year in
memory OF the white man-and there
are two more months yet to hear from.
p. Stopemap, next door to the Times
Noun ntaineer office, request all to bring
their boot and shoe repair work to him.
Prices very lowest. ol5 30
House with two rooms suitable for
housekeeping or for bachelors, for rent
at reasonable terms. Inquire of Mrs.
Rritton. Oct. 10 Sd.
The clouds have rolled away, and
once more the sun shines out bright
and warm, which makes Eastern Ore
gonians feel that the moss has disap-
peared from their backs and that they
are again in their accustomed element.
The United States grand jury has
returned true bill of Indictment
against David NJ. Garrison, of this
place, charging him with having pre-
sented fraudulent pension claim for
collection. The date Of the trial has
not yet been fixedl
Reports has rea ched here that W. N.
Wiley had leg broken few days ago
at his Cold Camp farm, beyond Ante-
lope. He got his foot tangled in
rope that was attached to a wild morse,
and was dragged against fence with
such force as to break his leg.
City Marshal Hughes evidently has
about all be can do looking after the
streets and preserving the peace and
dignity of the town. but he might
deputise somebody to do little detec
tive work, and, if possible, catch the
parties who are selling liquor to In
diaus.
Prof. A. Sandwig and b P. McCord
arrived this morning from Baker City,
and are making arrangements to open
dancing school in this city. They
will give teachings twice week, and
among other things will intr9duce q
| number of new dances: Glass work
Tuesday evening. ol7tf
Yesterday A. c. Rice's little boy,
aged four years, came near meeting
with a fatal accident at their home on
Fifteen.mile, by being kicked by a
i boraa Tho lille fe1low,s face uoo
badly cut, but the attending physician
reports no bones broken, hence there
will be NO serious rerults,