The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-12-22
From Fridays Daily.

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t opera house.
: Wood.stealing is becoming quite prev.
lent in the city. One arrest for this often
e was made this morning.
: Smith Bros. will give a social hop
Christmas eve at WIngate's ball instead
their usual class for gentleman.
, There Is good supply Of turkeys on sa
, for the Christmas hol days, and our peop
, will undonbtedy feed well on th=se occa
sIons.
If the care of the hair were made par
of lady's education, we should not see s
many gray heads, and the use of Halls Hal
kenewer would be unnecessary.
The State Insurance Co.. of Salem. hav
instituted several suits aga;nat people il
this county to collect premiums on thei
policies. This has kept the justice of tb
peace in this city quite busy during tn
past few days.
There was a carload ot cattle shippe,
from the stocky yards of r E Saltmarshs 4
Go. yesterdaa and one this morning to tn,
Union Meat Co. at Troutdale. At moor
today the yards shipped two carloads o.
sheep to Troutdale.
| The Cavalry Biptist church will hold ser
vices In the Christian church in this city
| Sunday morning and evening, at II A. M
and 7:30 P N. Rev. W. q. Sherman, gen.
eral missionary for the northwest conven-
| tion, will preach on the occasion.
Posters are out announcing the grand
masquerade ball on Dec 3lst, 1894, by
Wasco tribe, No. 10, l.. o. r M. The
Red Men are determined to give success
full ball on this occasion, and no efforts will
be spared to accomplish this result.
Everybody knows hat the conditions for
health are MT favorable when the stomach,
liver, and bowels are disordered ln such
cases, headache, indigestion, ard constipa
tion are the result; for all which ailments
the proper remedy is Ayers Cathartic Pill 8.
John Hylan, late of company l, Tenth
Wisconsin infantry, died at the soldiers
home, near Roseburg, Friday. OF heart di-
cease after short illness. The deceased
entered the home last August and was only
55 years of age. beng the youngest inmate
in the house.
A genuine ghost story has yet to be at
tested; but not so a genuine blood purifier
Over and over again it has been proved that
Ayers Sarsaparilla stands alone among
medicines as the most reliable tonic alter
alive in pharmacy. 1t stood alone at the
Worlds Fair.
A commendab'e movement has been in
augurated on part of Second street in this
city by scraping the pasty mnd In pies and
hauling it away. 1t this could be done on
every business street it would give the
thoronghfsres a more cleaniy appearance,
and they would not be similar to VILLAIN
ette towns.
John Pashek. the merchant tailor. who
res had fnn hale of
stolen from his barn Wednesday night. He
says he will watch for the hay thieves here.
after, and their mischief may be the cause
OF them receiving something in their car
cssses which cannot be digested by the or
dInary physical organs.
Invitations to the public installation of |
officers on Jan 4th, by Columbia lodge. Non
5, /. D. o. F., of this city. have been issued. |
Columbia lodge was instituted IN 1868, and |
is one of the oldest Odd Fellows lodges IN
the state. An excellent programme of ex-
srcses has been prepared for this occasion,
md good time may be expected.
For Eastern Oregon day at Portland
Universal Exposition the Oregon Railway |
g Navigation company will make the ex-
he round trip Tickets on sale for tram
list, good TO return until Dec. 24ths
There will be an entertainment ut armory
lali on Christmas night for the beLeht OF
st. PauPs Sunday school. consisting of reci-
arions and songs; also magic lantern show
With large lantern cssting view twelve
eet in diameter. Other features appropri-
tie to the occasion will be introduced. Ad
mission, % cents, children, 10 cents.
- L, |
heir Christmas tree entertainment this
fternoon at 2 o'clock. A very interesting
programme of exercises was rehearsed, and
We understand the children acquitted them
elves with great credit. We are glad that
work In this city is becoming
more popular than It was. and that the
ehool is constantly increasing in numbers.
Harry Griffin. the boy jockey. has been
ngaged for next season at the princely sal
ry OF $50, 900 per year. Probably there Is
lot minister or college professor In the
United States who is getting as much.
'eople give better support to some such
wi as horse racing and gambling than they
10 to anything in the line of education or
rue christianity.
The doctor who pulled the cd Ameer of
Afghanistan through his late illness is
'oung lady of Ayrshire, Scotland-Dr. L
hamilton, who took her medical degree
hree years ago in Brussels, and practiced
o Calcutta before she went to Afghsnistan.
'he took a dangerous journey to go there,
nd Is said TO have been the first white wo-
nan to visit Afghanistan.
Judge Bellinger's decision that IudIans
vho have been allotted land.in severalty are
itizens, If sustained, will revolutIonize
y IL L. T. |
he right to vote. Chief Clerk Cuyer, of
he Umatilla agency. an attorney at-law.
ays the supreme court will doubtless re-
'erse the Bellinger ruling and has done SO,
q effect several times heretofore.
A suit IN a foreclosure of mortgage was
lied in the clerks office today. TIE plain.
id is Charles f. Gill and the defendants T.
!. Watson ct al. The property on which
he mortgage is placed is lots 6, Z, s and 9
eetion 26. township 8 north, range 10 east.
known as the IdIewilde annex,
xcepting acres. and the amount the sale
# the property Is to satisfy is $1,000 and
;l25 attorneys fees
School superintendent Stevenson, of
lane county, is preparing bill to present
o the next legislature which will provide
or the establishment Of county high schools
W such counties as may elect. his Idea Is
o have county board of education COM
,osed of five members, the county superin-
endent and the county judge to be two cf
he members and the others TO be appointed
~ the county court, to have power to reg
late the school.
There was one criminal case before Just
ce Davis yesterday, in which wife com
planned OF threats made against her lite By
ner husband. After hearing the testimony
the justice placed the man under 5000 BOMBS
ta keep the peace, and the woman instituted
divorce proceedings against him. We up-
lerstand compromise was effectei this
the divorce proceedings were
stopped. and the parties are amiabie and |
towards each other. Foe this rea.
son the names are withheld
Last week druggist in Portland, while
sweeping ont his store, found a nickle on
the floor. de put the following notice in
his window: "a sum of money found on
last Tuesday IN this establishment. The
owner will reesiYe the same within upon