The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1890-05-24
From Fridays Daily.

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the city.
Judge Scott, of Sherman county, was in
the city yesterday.
Mr.. Jos. WorseIey was elected second
lieutenant CT G Co. last evening.
Mrs. j. A. Richardson, of Salem, is visit.
ing at the residence of Mr.. Garretson.
Holden's Ethereal Cough Syrup the
best in the market. For sale by all drug
gists. aft
The funeral of Mr.. Timothy Baldwin will
leave the residence tomorrow morning at
half past 8 o'clock.
| No. 8. west bound, did not arrive in the
city until half-past O'Clock this morning.
She was due at 2:40.
Rev. w. Fl. Tibbetts, who has been alb
sent for several months, returned to the
city during the past week.
| Elder ]. II. Grant will preach in the
| court house next Sunday, the 25th, at IL
| o'clock. All are cordially invited.
All accounts against Il. Beck must be
presented for payment by June Sd and all
| accounts due same must be paid also. m2ltf
MIR. o. c. Stevens and wife and MIR. M.
Hill have returned from Moro, where they
have been attending the Baptist Assocla-
tion.
Mr. Butler will ship the first carload of
sheep east Monday. They are in fine con-
dition, and will make prime mutton for our
eastern neighbors.
10 all diseases of the stomach, liver and
kidneys, use to the exclusion of all other
mediclnts, Natures own remedy. Plumbers
Oregon Blood Purifier. 3mylm
No. 2, east-bolnd, ran into small bridge
this morning, near Three Mile creek, and
delayed the west-bound several hours. This
was caused by sanddritts.
A gentle zephyr agltated the atmosphere
to-day, and the waves of the mighty Coium-
bia resented the encroachment in the anger
of its mountainous bIllows.
Prof. Rork addressed the citizens of The
Dailes and vicinity at the VOgt Grand last
night, on the principles of the Union party.
There were several vacant chairs.
Wolf. chief of the Snake river Indians,
s on a visit to the chief Of the Wasco's.
who lives near Cello. The chief travels In
style, and stops Mt hotels; but Is never SUBJ
ject to an interview.
Our photographer, Capt. Houghton, Sc
cured very good picture of the Queen as
far different from the published representa-.
tions OF the event.
s. l.. Young, successor 10 E. Beck,
matchmaker and jeweler, has engaged
MIR. NJ. NJ. Sbur, a practical workman of
80 years experience In the eastern states.
Watch work speciality and warranted.
A carload of horses was shipped last
night to Portland aud two carloads of horses
and cattle to the sound Wednesday.
Things are very lively at Saltmarshe's
stockyard and the season for shipping has
fairly begun.
An old Indian woman. aged los years,
came ON the boat last Wednesday and was
landed at the mouth of the Khckitat. She
was accompanied by party of friends, who
carefully carried her on shore, the same as
they would child.
John ]. Flaherty and Charlie Dexter, ad-
vance agents of '.the Nonpariel," are in the
city. They are making the necessary ar
rangements for sparring match Tuesday
evening.
We received a call to-day from Mr.. A. G.
Allen, the advance agent of the Cakes
Swiss Bell Ringers, who will perform in the
Vogt Grand next Wednesday evening
They have received the highest compliments
from the press and the public.
Two maidens of the forest got into an al.
tercation on the corner of Union and Second
streets yesterday. Quite crowd of specta-
tors witnessed the contest, but the hair
pulling did not last long They soon tired
of the fun, and shook hands across the
bloody chasm.
The belt given by Richard X. Fox to
Jack Dempsey as the champion light
| weight, will be ON exhibition in the iewelry
store window of Mr.. s. Young. It is a
handsome belt, and is reported to have cost
$250Q. This AFTERNOON Mr.. McDonou Oh
had it on exhibition.
Rev. A. Horn, German Lutheran minis.
| ter, will hold service at his schoolhouse, at
Q o'clock Sunday morning, at which several
| applicants will be prepared for communion.
At half past 2 services will be held In the
Methodist church, and Immediately after
the sermon there will be communion ser.
vice.
Jack Dempsey, the original middle-weight
| champion of the world, the nonpareil, Dave
Campbell, champion of Oregon and Paddy
| German, champion of Australia, and other
ring celebrities, will give a sparrIng exhi-
bition at the Vogt Grand, next Tuesday
| evening. Tickets on sale at prominent
places In the city.
The house and barn Of the Currant Greek
stage strtion, on the Canyon City road,
burned to the ground on the 18th of the
present month. The person in charge was
some distance away when the fire occurred,
and did not learn the fact until his return
to the house, when it was too late to save
any of the property.
Tomorrow morning, Geo. Francis Train.
the great world -trotter, accompanied by
several prominent citizens, will pass through
The Dalles en- route to Tacoma. If the
wind blows as it has to-day, very likely the
train will be delayed several hours, and our
people will have the privilege of gazing up
on this eccentric eeharaetes4
That Sherman county canboast of some
good sheep.shearers may be seen from
the following record of the work done by
each man at A. Mcintosh & Sons sheep
ranch on May 18th: E. Knight. l07; w.
] f. Mcleod. $50, ], F, Griffith. lis: D. A.