The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1893-11-11

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'or re'resn"ienl' oe''' sun
'zed.
Notwithstanding the fact that early fros
nave covered Tue srounu Ioses anu p'h'
are stiii ia piooiii III Jul s"iue'.
Rev. A. Bronsgeest, formerly priest
charge of st. Peters Catholic church in tn
city, at last accounts was visiting IN ltal.
The Republican column, is nearly com
plete; but there is plenty OF time to I'll
the vacancies between TINS and NoVemoe
1896
| With Gov. Peunoyer's, President Cleve
lands and Mayor Kreft's ThanksgivIn
days there should be good market fc
turkeys In this city during the preser
month.
Mr.. NJ. Jameson was elected first lieuter
snt of G Co. last evening, vice d Bunne
resigned. This is an excel ent selection, a
| Mr.. Jameson Is well drilled and thorough
understands military matters
Republicans have had during the las
two days the only time for rejoicing the
have experienced for many years. and Dem
ocrats are constantly reminded that the
was an election last Tuesday.
| Inc Maiheur uaze~s y oneiins S1o y
Commensurate mouef W al "n1 pay up oaS'
suoscriPtiop' or u ne" suoe' s ,o M
pay three OF more 'nonths ~ auS'Hoe
reiics are euaran'eeu genuine
Mr.. Theodore Cartwright, who has beer
stopping in the Methow mining district IL
Northern washington ior seVefai uiontn
past, is IN the CITY. ne says 'heIe are e.: eA-
ceiient indications OF gooh mines peing us
covered IN tnat region
The river raised SIX feet last night. and
in consequence, large quantity OF wood or
the beach is flooded This morning the
owners OF the Iuei were ousiif eneaseu IL
removing it to drNer. quarters anu saving IL
from the ravages OIL the n'od.
The Republicans in the United State,
can observe Thanksgiving dav with becom-
ing grace. They are io,fel enough in this
vicinity to keep President Cleveland's, Gov
ernor Peppoyer's, Mayor Krefts and as
many more as may be necessary.
Hoou,an sons of veterans sre nm in arms
against the school boards rule prohibitinp
natriot;c songs ard hooks in the public
schools They demand in series of reso.
lntion that the aforesaid rnle he rescindps
o1d 49, the a. he ,nt nm th. .ohooIborse
Rsn,bl;cans m this c;tv feel very ;ovful
over the rssuIt of Tuesdays election. INT
from, tho d;refnl conssouancas which fol-
ina,ad tbe ;nana,r.,;on of M Cleveland
II was eynected that the neonle wonld
av., on from tho fatal m,stake thew made
lost f.II
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6 VT Auui~ A9iier, .u1 osAel .ii. anu son
nm sale evervtb;no in b,s line CONSISTING of
cakes nies candies etc He also SUPPLIES
soda. sarsanarilIa and temperance drinks to
dealers and tbase ar the hest articles in
the market.
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En..;. wi "''. .,uo me- as ,,,amo5
np,,I w II @ lats hon hnnr a' c,ssider.hle [ ;nteres, ]
was m,n;feSted aud tbe man;nn lators Of
pasteboard displayed degree of proficiency
only attained bv constant practice. The
usual members were present.
The hoard of school exami,ers consist.
inc Of Pro, Shell v conntv school snnerin-
te9dent poi Andrews of Hood River
and Miss Ann,a Ta,o of tins citv have
been in sesa,on since yesterday noon The
names of the annI;c,nts are M,ry Sbater
Josie Hansberry. Ka:ie Davenport, Lillian
Emerson. Ida Johnsoa and K A. Gaily.
neu .u ~ ss ~
ampleS OF the length TO Wnlcn FEMININE
vanity may run, but the supreme climax
seems to haYe been reached in an old
Swedish custom. looking-glass was
placed in the coffin of an unmarried woman,
30 that when the last trumpet so1nded she
could arrange her tresses before making her
entry nto heaven.
We are informed that the CITY will soon
.eeeive the accession of four disciples of
e .culapius. who will nermapently locate IN
The Dalles. We extend a welcome to these
scientific gentlemen: but can assure them
hat this locality is very healthful, and
here is apparently but slight ,indica-
ions that they will enjoy a harvest in the
practice Of their profession.
Srenhen & Ralev me,lv nronrietor of
, Spokane hotel and a member of the citv
council. is now IN Washington. D. G.. en-
,eavorinp to perfect the title to larpe
ract of vaInable timber land on Puget
ound sold to General Russell A Aloer
Tbe nurcb.sa nr;ca was s05 OOo and there
till r.m.ins the sum of sIa nm dne Mr.
3ailev when the t,tle il cleared mn
,o..au n. j.. a.,
- C.y 10y
or;o,,s han,ors aoa,;n, -, tha hraoaa ,,;th
record of e,ohteen medals of award m
,ort,culture. nineteen In apriculture. fonr in
nines, four in education, SIX in fishery. two
q woman's work and two in Lerbsrium,
'utranklng all the fac'hc states and second
'hiy 10 Ne" 1ofk ana Iiinols.
Salem otGesmon superintendent Row