The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-12-15
From Fridays Daily.

j. " =. Saturday tlg1t at tne Opera
house.
The "Jolly Old Chums" next Saturday
evening at the baldwin opera house.
Persons from Dutur say farmers are bus,
blowing The frost has not penetrated tn.
ground to any considerable depth.
Elder J. H. Miller, Baptist, will preach
at the Christian church next Sunday morn
ing at IL, and evening at 7:30, A II art
cordially Invited.
| After the perfor nance of the "JolIy cd
Chuus" Saturday night The Dalles orch.s
ira union will clear the room OF furniture and
| g,ve hop free for all.
The programme for the entertainment
Saturday night is replete songs ana
| character delineations, and every number
full OF sdesp itting fun.
Neglect of the hair often destroys its Wit
| atty and natural hue, and eau ses it to fall
out. refore it is 90 late apply Halls Hair
Renewer, .Sure remedy.
The state building commissioners have
purchased the site for the branch insane
asylum near Union. 1t Is in order w for
another Injunction suit to be Instituted by
man from Polk or some other county.
Astorian: A Baker City dealer is SAID to
be dvdslu the new playing card tariff law
BY renting cards tor as much rent as the
cards are worth and if you don't bring them
b. .ck it isn't his fault. ALI is grlst that
cCmes to Baker City
No other remedy is so reliable, in cases
of sudden colds, or coughs, or for any and
all arrangements of the throat and lungs,
as Ayers Cherry Pectoral. his oDder-
full medicine affords great relief in consum
tion, even in the advanced stages of that
disease.
1t is often mystery how a cold has heen
s'caught." +" / he fact is, however, that when
the blood is poor and the system depressed
one becomes peculiarly liable to diseases.
he'll the appetite or the strength fails,
Ayers Sarsaparilla shouli be taken with |
out del-y.
Last Monday morning, says the Golden
'lsie Sentinel, here was about two inches OF |
sDow In tie valley, two ieet at Cleveland. |
eighteen inches In Cedar valley aud none at |
the river. That looks like quite variety
OF climate in one county and several pre-
cncts yet to hear from.
Dr. Dietrich, of Dufur. was arrested yes
terday for practIcing without Ii en,e from
the state medical bparG and also for forgery
His examination and trial will be had betor,
Justice DAVIS Monday. DR.. Walker, the
treasurer Of the state medical board, will
give his testimony this afternoon.
Jackson county Is the scene of an inter-
esting contest between the sheriff and
county judge. The troubles arose oy r the
conveyance of insane persons to the state
sylum The sheriff wants the plum, bur
the county judge stands on his right to ap-
point whoever he plesses to perform. the ser
vice.
Some years ago boy named Oscar Schell
berg was arrested in Washington county
for burglary, but on examination was sent
TO the asylum. When ne Was released the
officers deferred taking him again into GUS
tody. aud he disappeared, but now writes
from Corea, saying ne is lieutenant In the
japanese army.
Russia has produced this year, according
to the estimate of the minister of agricul-
tuie, 272. 600 600 bushels of wheat, con-
pared with 1886 900 900 last year. Her rye
cr"D Is 7S2. coo 600 bushels. against 752
900 00C year ago. The birlev vie d i |
lie, 600 600 and that of oats 572,O 900 600
There ls no famine IN the czar's empire TINS
year.
The cells of the city jail were without
single occupant last night, and there was
no police business for the re ,order this
morning. This may be Indicative of
peaceful and quiet municipality; but 1t
creates a hardship on the news gatherer.
who Is forced to supply a certain quantity
of mental pabulum daily for fas,idIous
readers.
The sewer in the alley between Front and
Second and running from Court to UnIoh
streets, became damaged during the week,
and the lots south on Front street wer
Hooded with water. Today force of me,
IRE at work gging up the sewer o
ain where the break is located. As soon
his IS found, the sewer will be cleaned
,ut by flushing it with hose from one Of
he fire plugs
Las. June the total vote of Oregon was
title over ST. 600. The vote of Washing
:on iu November was 1876. This yeaI's
chool statistics show about 10, 900 NOR
persons of school age In Oregon than IN
Unquestlonably Oreg," ha-
he larger populatlor-though the census OF
1890, negligsntly taken IN Oregon and very |
,nergeticaliy taken in Washington. gave
" ashington considerably more people than
Oregon.
Il must be admitted, says an eastern pa
,er, that the opponents of football preseut
Iome very interesting statistics on their side
4 the question. Last year the Lond ,n
Lancet reported 20 persons killed and l09
BADLY injured by this game In Great Brit
Jain Tns nature of the injuries received
n the 100 cases reported were generally |
Ievere, if lot serious. Twenty players han
heir collar bones fractured, 90 their legs
fractured, received fatal injuries. and /
everal undescri5ed accidents were followed
~ death.
Feeding Cattle.