The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1890-06-14

for the round trip, good returning up to ant
including June 23d. The special train vii
consist of palace and tourist sleepers anC
frst-class coaches.
Ralh Bow Catarrh Cure will cure youl
catarrh in short time, is pleasant to take
Sold by Blakeley & Houghton. n29w4t
Rev. A. Horn, German Lutheran pastor
in this city, will hold services In the Meth.
odist church next Sunday afternoon at half
past o'clock. All are cordially invited to
attend.
The school of eocution and callsthenics,
under charge of Miss c. NJ. Towles, gave a
soree last evening at the Vogt Grand. The
large room was crowded to its full extent.
and the exercises were entertaining and in
structive.
For the races at Walla Walla on June
10, 20 and 81, the Union Pacific Railway
will sell tickets from The Dalles at one and
| one-tifth fare for the round trip. good re-
turning up to and including June 22l. 4"
| East Oregonian: A poor devil of a China
man was seen in the depot baggage room
Wednesday morning, groaning from the
effect of injuries received IN an accident on
the Mullan brauch. He was engaged with
a gang of Chinese in loading ties ON Hat
car. when by sudden movement of the
train, he was struck by bumper on the
arm. That member was badly crushed and
mangled, and will have to be anputated.
He was being conveyed to Portland.
Last Thursday, incognito, some members
of the French branch of the Rothschild
family visited The Dalles. They quietly
passed through the different portions OF the
city, and did not appear in the least as
though they were the controllers of the des-
IS ypI,y
the same a poor man. He lives by
eating, and in death is food for worms.
About hundred of the Raymond Whit
comb excursion party came to the city yes
terday evening on a special train. They |
walked over the city, viewing the different |
envirops, and expressed themselves highly |
gratItied with such pretty little city as
The Dalles in the wilds of Eastern Oregon
They were very much surprised to see our
markets crowded with the most luscious
fruits. Our friends must know that Oregon
can furnish them anything they desire in
climate or natural productions, and even
Bottom brown bread and pork and beans.
East Orcgonian: Grasshoppers and crlck.
cts are taking the reservation in places
The garden of Mr.. Plucker, who leased the
ranch of the chief of the Indian police, has
been totally destroyed, and his grain has
been destroyed to the stalk, every blade be-
ing stripped by the pest. The crickets are
Of the gray variety and are Of immense
ropoltions. while the grasshoppeIs make
up in numbers what they lack in size.
j iacob Reith reports that the grasshoppers
are cleaning out his garden at his ranch
seven miles down the riyer.
Goldendale Sentinel: We have all along
had great faith in Khckitat as a numbering
region, although her forests are neither as
lense nor as abundant those CT the
sound, but our supply would be considered
extensive in most sny section but the fore
,oing one. Our surrounding country being
destitute of timber, they, of necessity, viii
be forced to rely on rs for building material.
Dur faith has been greatly strengthened this
summer as We haye noticed the activity and
life of the numbering business in our coun.
ry, and from indications are convinced that
IS yet 1T has barely commenced and will be
If vigorous growth, assuming in the course
If time huge proportions.
Charles Stokes, hostler and buggy. {
washer, employed at Ellis & Whitley's lIv-
'ry stable, in Salem, was found dead in hi $ ,
oorn at the Chemeketa hotel Monday even
Dg. and the supposition IS that his death
vas caused by suicide. He bad been drink. ;
ng for several days, and after being dis.
harged, talked as if he had in contempla-
ion self-destruction. He was asleep in the
DOM with the door locked all day long, and 1
he landlord sent the porter over the tran s
ON to see what was the matter Stokes
vas in a crouching position at the side of
he bed. dead, the body was still warm
4e was aged about 45. and had been in ,
'alem three weeks, coming from McMinn- I
lille or Hillshoro. Tne general supposition
) that death resulted from poison OF some
ind taken by Stokes