The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-09-22

would ike TO klse them pfrOre ne lett.
~ ell" said the lady, ''the baby Up this
house is young lady sixteen years old.
and shs allows no man of any party to kiss
her. If you feel that some kissing must
be done, Ill have to offer myself up on the
altar o. my country, if that's in the plat
form, as am a good Republican and al
ways 70 the whole ticket The candidate
left without embracing the oppo' tu0ity or
the lady.
From Mondays Daily
Mrs. Kate Roach left Saturday morning
for Kingsley, where she will begin fall
term of school.
Yesterday was almost q perfect day. The
air was clear and invigorstiug, and every
body seemed to enjoy the delightful fail
weather.
Willamette exchange announces the
opening of the state fair in the following
language: "The annual Salem horse race
commences Monday"
Mr.. c. E Bsyard will leave on the mid.
night train today for Spokane, WASH,
where he has been subpoened as 8 witness
in case before the U. 8. district court.
Judge Bradshaw left on the midnight
train Saturday for Arlington. where he
took the stage for Condor to open q session
of circuit court IN that city, this morning.
-Four carloads. of sheep were shipped to
the Union Meat Co., at Troutdale from r.
E. SAltmarshe 4 %. e stock ards this morn
ing. They were in ine condition for NUT
ton.
A full attendance of the members of
Friendship Lodge, No. 9, K. of p. is re-
quested this evening, as work will be done
in the third rank and other important bust
ness transacted
The Willamette valley is advocating sn
open river in that region. The people have
locks at Oregon City, and the same neces-
sity does not exist as in reference to the
country tributary to the Columbia.
Considerable wheat has been received at
Moody's ware house during the past few
DAYS from the neighborhood of Fifteen Mile
creek. The grain is in excellent condition,
and the yield has exceeded any former sea-
son.
Grand Chancellor Waddle, of the Knights
of Pvthias of Oregon, will pay q pratemal
visit to Friendship Lodge, of this city, next
Monday night, and, very likely there will
be visiting delegations of Knights from diff
ereDt lodges 10 this vicinity.
Supplemental articles of incorporation
were flled IN the secretary of states Office
Friday by the Sherman County Telegraph
and Telephone company, increasing the
capital stock from $1,000 to $1,000, apd
changing ITS principal place Of business
from Grants to Moro
Joseph Palmer. OF the firm Of Palmer.
Rske 4 Parker, South Omaha, arri. ed IN
Prineville Tuesday for the purpose of re-
ceiying the beef cattle pur, .sed by him
several weeks ago. The number of his
drive will be about 5000 head, and will be
delivered within the next few days.
10 overhauling the records in the vault |
Of the co unty clerks office. there are papers
which date back to 1854. when Waseo |
county comprised the region lying between
The Cascades on the Columbia and the |
Rocky Montana. Some of these old rec
'rds are worth examining. and are quite
Itudy to the antiquarian.
There was only one case before the super.
or court of Ssam, MIA county, Wash., which
st Stevenson last week, and that
vas Daniel BarZille, who pleaded guilty to
he crime Of grand Iarte y, committed at
he steamboat landing at the Upper Cas-
AIDES. He was sentenced to two years and
ix months in the Walla Walla penlten-
iary.
A6'exchanqs trnthfully says: "a jour
is a man who gi es it out that he is
orker on newspapers. but is not, A news
'.per man Is one who conducts y news
aper. or works on a papr1 and makes no
uss atout it. A prnalist always has am
lie time for picnics, excursion fairs and
ocetIes, but newspaper men always have
1ork to do at home.
The terrible fores. fires of Minnesota
7hich spread over 100 square miles Of coun.
rv, destroying nobody knows how many
undred human lives, and devoured 800
90 600. worth of property. is thought to
ave been kinlled bg timber pirates IN tb ir
ndeaver to render measurement OF STUN.
age impossible upon land which they had
Improperly cleared,
The area of japan is about the area of
lontana On this area Japan supports
bout 40. O0O. 600 people in comparative
,mfort. The area of the United States
sing about twenty-four times greater thin
lat of Japan, this country will not bs over. .
opulated with less than $50. 000, 600 peo-
e. However, there are persons now COM !
aioiug of the presence Of too many IeI-
e. sE
The fish ladder at Oregon City, which has
zen under col struction for the past five
eeks. was completed Friday night. Gev
nnoyer and State Treasurer Metschan !
We given personal attention to the con- I
ruction, aid feel confident that 1t will $
owe socctss, although of the $40, 600 I
4 rorriated leas than $1,000 has been ex-
need. II it should not prove success
ere is plenty Of money for some one else u
make another trial with.
Mrs. Hesse, an aged lady with a family :,
immigrants who were camEsi near the h
allace place. died Monday night, says the 4
ronicle The family have been on the .
I'd four months. They came from Indi- y
a and we're on the road co Washington. n
tore they went into camp Monday the
ceased woman was IN apparent good
nth, and death is supposed to be re- ir
t Of her ext en.e age. which was 81 years. b,
Attorney j.. L Story, formerly of The W
lies, has establ shed new paper at Gold ci
iaIe. Wash,, named the KiicEitat County Sc
Every live town should have CT
newspaper, but Goldendaie is blessed a pl
lie too ''abundantly" IN this direction - IN
telope Herald. This is a m.stake on the I'll
t OF our contemporary. The editor of the hi
is not Mr.. j. L. Story of o,
city, but another man with the same to
lame: III
iiss Annie Dinsmore, who lives near ui
sier. in attempting to mount her horse, 90
; with severe accident last Friday, re n'
ing in her receiving severe fracture of
foot. As she was getting into the sad.
the horse fell on his eide, catching he.
; in the stirrup, and the weight Of the n,
nal crushed the msmher fearfuliy Mad. -