The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1890-05-31
From Thursday S Daily.

/ The river is falling.
| Mr.. A. D. Mcdonald, of Wasco, is In tn
city.
Mr.. A. ). McHaley, Of Eight Mile, is in
the city.
Mr.. A. McLe cd, of Kingsley, came i,
town to-day.
Hon. John Myers, of Clackamas county,
| Is In the CITY.
Mr.. Hugh Gourlay is advertised to speak
at Hood River Saturday.
Hon. Napoleon Davis, clerk of the School
Land commissioners, is in the city.
Capt. Houghton, the Photographic artist,
took some splendid views of the wreck yes
terday.
Several of our salmon fishers are sailing
the ''catch, because the cannery cannot
attend to them.
MIR. Robert Mays, who has been looking
after his stock interests in the county, re-
turned TO the city last night.
Ram Bow Catarrh Cure will cure your
catarrh in short time, is pleasant to take.
Sold by Blakeley & Houghton. n29w4t
Work Is progressing on the improve
msnts to the Masonic Hall and the new
BRICK building of Mr.. Max Vogt.
The clouds looked like ram last night,
and the atmosphere Is cool and clear; but
there are no indications that rain has
fallen.
With S4OO, 900 for the Locks and liberal
appropriation for the boat railway The
Dalles will enjoy the liyeliest trade she as
for some time.
A full attendance OF members of Friend.
ship Lodge, No. 9, K. of P, ls requested
next Monday night, as there will be an
election of officers.
Il is rumored that the foundry in this
city will be started with full force in
few days. Already the patterns have been
returned to the shop.
In all diseases of the stomach, liver and
kidneys, use to the exclusion of all other
medicines. Natures own remedy, Plumbers
Oregon Blood Purifier. 3mylm
The Walla Walla Statesman says that a
man in Spokane Falls dropped dead the
other day while on his way to mail letter
to his wife, telling her that he was we'll; all
of which indicates that 1t is not always safe
to tell ones wife everything.
The officers of the M. E. Sabbath school |
cordially invite all the Sabbath schools of |
The city to JOIN them in an excursion and |
picnic to Mosler on Saturday next, May |
>lst. The boat will leave The DaIles at |
7:30 A. M. Round trip tickets Tor child.
ZEN under or II years, % cents; adults, so |
,ents.
Col. Nevius at the court house Saturday |
Will close the campaign with the ablest |
'beech OF the season. He should have a
house, Us he will state facts and |
.ell truths that will have their effect on
election day.
The young ladies of the Nj. Z. church |
will give Neck'tle social at the church |
Friday, June 9th. Admission, 10 cents.
There will te short programme, after
which Strawberries and cream with cake,
bread, Dutter and coffee will be served |
It % cents. Ali are most cordially inYIted. |
An unfortunate man named W. S othern |
was taken off freight train at Pc ndieton
Sunday, says the East Oreqoaian, and tak en- /
70 the county hospital, w hue climbing up |
the ladder of box car near Wilbur, he |
was thrown against pile OF ties that had |
been placed too near the track and was
scraped off aud hurled down l2-foot EN-.
bankment, MS thigh being badly fractured.
Polk County Observer: G.. w. Thomas, OF
miles above Mill City, Linn
county, is one of the old settlers of Oregon,
having arrived here In lS45. He now has !
the frow with which the first shake" was
made for use on the tirst house IN Portland;
also has the hammer used in driving the |
irst nail in Portland. HIS brother, Wash.
Thomas, drove the first dray team, which
was yoke of oxen; and Frederick Thomas,
fathe OF Wash. and G. W., built the first
house with shingle roof in POI tland. MIR,
Thomas has some mining CLAIMS ON the
Santiam.
The many friends of Mrs. ]. G. Booth, of
this city, from whom Drs. Rinehart & Hol-
lister removed thirty-tiye pound ovarian
tumor on April lst, will be pleased to know
that she has entirely recovered and is en-
oying better health than for years past,
She has again resumed her household duties,
and has been seen on the streets on several
occasions. This is the gravest operation in
surgery, and the only one of its kind ever
performed i'll Eastern Oregon. Considering
The patients age. which is past sixty Years,
both she and her attending surgeons are to |
be congratulated on the result,