The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-08-25

manner of the imp ,rtaLce of this su j 'c
| The Methodist church has done goo
vo IL ,ois matter. aud It's ffor's will
c rntn ii with uu1b,ted vigor.
Pa In n l. ahnur % pnrch sc rnval Il
for hi laugh er + or-nce. He IN gnr b tie
r-uuce the extoru nat r,'e, cha ged Tor tn
u c OF one ot his IN ,K-, or a the wag
of his wurhingmeU tn N thus rrck es-l
waste h.. money What little respect tn
A nrrican people a e 70 IN rly accorde
hin b l. hte .ith.uaw1 n"w.
The effect OF ''pnt d hing" is becGmin
nntIctable our m IL tam streams apt
,me more strIOge { laws -hol d b. pass {
AID enfo. cea. f,t bidding the 'akuI Gf tr"u
tor the pap O. sal In2 Our mountal
stream are IA well k~d wal h tr IA
but t.e iuroads ot pot ti,ners" Tor f-y
years will sadly depopulate them.
Tne chiefs, warriors, hunters and braves
Wasco tribe will meet for drill this sleep
IN their wigwam at the eighth run. There
are pale faces III the forest who ueslr'
adoptron into the tribe. and the war clubs
tomahawks and scilping knives must b'
handled skillfullY. Let every Red Man ap
pear at the door of the wigwan at tue
eighth run promptly.
There were two ''runaways' this after
noon, and the freht ned ANIMALS made mat
t,rs Lively along the streets tor time
| The last uae was caused by the team at
achei to the E. o Sage running ar
bre.k neck speed down Second street. Ne
| damage was done, bu5 articles on the wagons
We're scattered promiscuousiy ON the streets
a YER, sad acciden INT happened at Golden
dale Tuesd " forenoon, whicn mas ctu seti
Intense sorrow IN QUE family L'ttle H'ta
! B lrou, daughter OF Mr.. S,metm Bolton,
| e un'y al tItor, agei about y ars, "a
| m ssei iio u the house short time, wnet
! alter huu;ia q ,r r t'r s"ne line 1he was
Gun Ia the wei aud lite a:sex Inct when
| >he Was T. Ken out.
O, Dem a.Ic ue1>papeI at iea-t, Is
o ceh b, the elpl7 s, hay ess a''d hopeies-
eoud r,na of the party to tell the ruth
The N w York Sua says. The MeKinle,
! tariff Jaw, unblemished by an i"aoms TAX, Is
| ,iis,lr ell, more desirable, mon e wn les ''ne
! aud more Am-ricau InsltutIon, aud lncom :
mar ,tIv NOR, ID -,nncr at'c III Its tatu'e rb an
the Nllsou-G .rmaD scheme with It's ineome
tax.
An Albany paper says: There is China
man IN A ,basv who IS becoming quite a
arner, a, well as plying his yocaGlon a
fauudryman. His name = San va He
leased year or two q, lis acres OF laBd
ly nv near Spring Hin, and ro~ has ~
ores on hops aud tn rem uad-r III Cats. y"
,Joes and garden. He says 1t will cot
h IN $500 o III ,rket hi n p and expects
eve" 10 IN Ger ppund TO clear oyer
SlGG0 IN tn 40 arr--.
Tn Pendisron Tribune says: "Couduc-
Tor B-ondey" W,t-on aud B akemap
WrIgh jur-ri in the alto bridge railroa'i
III q ter. are getting along nicely 10 the
t.osui; al at Walla Walia. Brakeman Bar-
risol Is not ex pecteq TO rec cIver. 1t was
thought at frat that he was the least In-
iursd of the three, but be was bart i1ter-
u,llv. The doctors performed sn opera
tou on ore of b.. shoulders Monds,, and
removed the contents OF tumpr he II
very weak. having pearly bled to death
from the operation.
E., e rio orcs has be.n 'nrnsd to account
win shee,-snsaring inachm ~, az now
We h-ar OF another use it Ia PIT TO on the
tick ranges A novel system OF branding
horse, cattle and eL"ep Is reported frpm
Au,iralia The b and IS kept at the r.,
ouir-d heat by eie tFictv om stor &. bat
terles. From these flexible rubber tube
carries the electric energy to the brand.
which is heated from within. L is claimed
that this brand Is perfectly safe. that 1t
marks without blotch and is kept at a
uniform temperature
Slvertop appeal: Th old engine boiler
used by Mr. VI. johnson, jn bis saw mill !
on Drift creek &eyeral wears ago, was |
brought to this CITY, this week ny Mr.. E1- |
yer Mr.. w Potter, of this city cut the |
boiler iB two and will make it int hop |
stoves. This old b,Ier has qnite history |
At one time It was on Mississippi river |
steamboat aud h IS been IN several mills In
this state. The old boiler will bs taken co
and used for dryIng hops, and
after its time has been sery-d as hop
ir,e the Lord only knows what it will be
used for next.
There is difference between "broke" and
''bu~ted" a. TIE following from the Fcssi
Journal will deponstrate: II. Stevens,
;,e TOO oiracer who was fl broke at Ante
ope aud whom Walt Si!vertooth, one OF
Mr. Shuts hackers, took to the railroad
,ut of charity, made q try at Curley Ehrs
sIo bank while waiting for the Portland
rain Friday evening OF last week, sbst be-
ng the evening he reached Arlington from
ri seemed to he 'alsh. aud
irrpped $50 before the luck turned. bnt
when hi. train arrived ne quit the game $40
% the good"
Grants Pass Courier: petri6ed woman
vas ON exhibition III this city last week
The exhibitor said figure had been found
q NJ. CO, but the features were not Mevi-
:an or Indian, but Cauca' sian The affur
,ad evidently been manufactured bv cas-
ng from mould produced by moist clay in
snich lIvirG woman hih reman-'l long
.nough TO have p7rfect ID ,ald of her nude
igure made. The ANATOMY was perfectly
crmed Of sand and cement az d weighed
40 pounds The owner was travelling bv
cam from town to town and h's 61nre will
Dr. b,bly net him good living at ten cents
head
VIM McMeekIL and Knox Huston mad
report in the PrInevilie Neics of preIm-
.arv survey IN de bv them tor a wagon
lad from Prineville t, the Oregon Pacific
fhe route would go ught he old Be -
,ett and Hunt camps, up the w anI q
VI road to this side f the summit of the
,che creek hull. to the head OF snow creek.
hence along h. railroad survey to lnde-
,eDdence prairie, 80 miles from Prin"'ile
! good road could b. built for $4,000 A
Dad could aiso he made over the Mimic
rail, whirh rs Is 20 miles nearer; but 1T
s nearly 1000 fees higher, and there was
now on it August s They consider the