The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1890-04-12

McComas as editor, and w. M. freeman
business manager.
| There is very little stock in the stoc
, yards, and business quiet in the Ea'
End.
About twenty tourists stopped off her
this morning and took the boat for Por
land.
Holden's Ethereal Cough Syrup til
best in the market. For sale by all dru
Cists. a2tf
Mr.. ". Nj. Freeman, of Walla Wall;
, was in the city this morning and made thi
Office call.
We are informed that Arbor day was al
proprately observed this afternoon by th
pupils OF our public schools.
MIR. Jas. Fulton, of Ten Mile, is in tn
city. He has been a heavy loser of stool
in the Big Bend, the past winter.
The glass fronts in French s. McFar
land's store are being placed in positio
and add greatly to the appearance of tn
store.
Mr. R. B. Hood returned this mornin,
from Oregon Citv, where he has been in at
tendance upon the Union party state con
vention.
IVhat is the matter with our electric mo
tor and street railway projectors? Oppor
tunities are passing away and something
should be done.
Mr.. E. Neece, of Moro, IS in the city
He called at this office and left years sub
scription for the TIN. We are Away.
glad to have such visitors.
Last Friday the I. o. o. F. OF this city
elected the following delegates to the grano
lodge which convenes at Portland May 2lst
Jos. Vieria, E. Schultz. and G. L. Phillips.
To expel the impurities in the BLOOD
and give strength to the system before the
effects of warm weather are felt, use
Plumbers Oregon Blood Purifier. 2alm
Mr.. James M. Smith. the old master
mechanic of the o. r. & N. Co.'S shops in
this city, but now a resident of Seattle,
came in on the 1920 train, and will remain
in the city until tomorrow.
The I. o. O. F., of this city, are making
arrangements to celebrate the anniversary OF
Odd.fellowship in the United States on the
26th of this month. They will give an en-
tertainment and supper in the evening.
As the weather was cold last night, the
band boys were compelled to postpone the
open air concert to the disappointment of
many. The boys will endeavor to turn out
as soon as the weather will permit, at which
time due notice will be given. Members of
the band are requested to be- at the Armory
tomorrow evening at 8:45 o'clock. By
order of s. j. Tully, director.
Ellensburgh Register: The sad news
comes to hand that a little child of Henry
Reeds, of the Colocken, was suddenly killed
by log rolling over 1t last Sabbath. The
father is in this city watching over one of
his children who has been very low for 8
number of weeks. The mother and other
children are on their way to this city.
Pacific Farmer: The fool followers of the
fraud Mrs. Woodward. of Oakland, Cal.
make prophecy: When the l4th OF April
has come and gone and the people will see
that there has been no earthquake and no
cities sunk, these fanatics will feel like
kicking themselves all over the streets, we
advise them to kick their prophecies into
the bay.
The Union party state convention held
at Oregon City Wednesday. placed the fol-
lowing ticket in nomination.: For congress,
j. A. Bruce, of Benton county; secretary
of.state, Nathan Pierce, of Umatilla county;
of public instruction, j. e.
Jory, OF Marion county; state printer, j.
A. Power, of Multnomah county. The nom-
nation of governor and supreme judge were
left in the hands of the executive committee.
Alfred Kinney. one of the proprietors of
the town New Astoria, is registered at the
Umatilla House. When questioned in re-
gard to his new townste he says: "The
owners are now building a very large and
strong ship wharf that will cost from $4,000
t. $l5, 600, and this IS only the beginning of
the improvements contemplated by us, and
beside this, some purchasers are about to
make immediate improvements. The Al
bany & Astoria R. r. Co. mean business and
the construction of their road, beginning at
the water front of the town, will be under
headway within months time" SIS the
selling?" eyes sir, better than
any Astoria property on the market. Why
sir, the town is but twenty days old and we
have sold upwards of two hundred lots.