The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1899-10-14

g opportunity and may never one
30 again. five months course for 50.
. The Male Chorus under organizatio
will meet this evening at9 o'cloc
sharp at the Congregational churc
for further organization. All who de
7. sire TO improve themselves along tn
!. lines of note reading and chorus sing
ing should join this class at once.
FIVE months course for $500
P. NJ. Isenb burg, in company witt
9 Ex-Governor Moody, arrived in The
city from his home at Hood River yes
terday. He states that the apple crol
in Hood River valley this year /:
almost failure as nothing like the
, usual amount VIII be harvested.
Last night w. Cramblett was ar
t rested ay acting nightwatchman Paul
sen for being drunk and disorderly
and upor being brought before the
, recorder today was fined So. In de-
fault OF payment he was sentenced to
two days imprison and was set 20
work saving wood for the city.
E. Straight the party who had the un-
pleasant experience few weeks ago
of having his clothing stolen while in
drunken stupor, was arrested again
last night on charge of drunkenness
and disorderly conduct and WAS sent
to the city wood pile to work out his
five dollars worth.
Turkeys will come high this year,
according to poultry dealers. and fancy
prices will have to be paid by those
who wish to have specimens of the
great Americar bird on their tables at
Thanksgiving day, Christmas and New
Years. The cold, wet spring is ac
coun.able for the scarcity OF turkeys.
The weather was unfavorable for the
young, and they died in great num-
bers.
Winan Brothers are engaged in
driving piles at the mouth Of Hood
River where they will put in boom
for the purpose of catching the logs
which they purpose running down
that stream in the spring. 1t is with
difficulty that the Davidson mill COM
pany is supplied with enough timber
to keep it going and logs will" bave to
be brought not only from up White
Salmon aud Hood r yer, but also from |
up the Klickitat.
(Aa Eri2 dor arrpn Ini md
will make her first regular trip from |
1he Dailes tu Portland. In future IT, !
will larry freight and passengers |
leaving ] he Dalleson Mondays, We'd |
nesdays aud Fridays and leave Port
laBd on the return "trip on Tuesdays. |
Thursdays and Saturdays. The boat
is especially ftted for the accommoda-
tion of passengers and many who
ordinarily go by train will adopt this
more pleasant means of travelling.
About 200 head OF cattle belonging
to Joseph Howard, of Prineville, are
being brought in for shipment to the
Union Meat Co. this afternoon. They
have been purchased by G. NJ.
Grimes. Almost 1000 head of sheep
will also he shipped from The
Dalles to Chicago tonight, They have
been purchased from A. R. Schrum, of
Hay Creek, Donald McLennau, of
Antelope and Alex Thompson, and
will be shipped over the Northern
Pacific and G. 3. & O. railroads.
A heavy fog hung over New York
and vicinity at 6 o'clock yesterday
morning, and the water was as smooth
as glass. Nothing could be seen 3C0
yards from the shore. The yacht race
was dec ar. q { ff a little after II o. clock.
Tie mist YVES thick at the time and
the wind was not blowing more than
two mics per hour. The afxt race
Will be on Thursday, subsequent races
being sailed on succeeding days there
after, except oa Sunday, until the
contest is uecided.
S1yner. the electric doctor from
Portland, has Office rooms at the Obarr
House. where he will remain for ten
days All GDdL SuUSf Win nervous |
and chronic disease. are Invited co call |
and Investigate his lew method of ap.
plying electricity. He reads disease !
by elecsrisity VIII re he tells sick |
people the real cause of their sickness,
iuds diseased organs and locates !
defects without asking questions.
Cali Today. Advice and disease read
ing free.
A runaway occurred on the Eight ,
mile bill yesterday afternoon which |
resulted in the killing of one of Har-
riman Brothers valuable horses. 1t |
appears that Mr.. Hartman was driv |
ing Up the hill with four horse team.
hen the leaders broke loose from the |
wagon and ran away. One of the |
horses became tangled up in the har-
ness and was thrown to the ground !
with such force that it died shortly |
afterwards. No one was hurt in the
runaway.
From ThurSday,S Da1lv