The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-12-08
From FRIDAYS Daily.


Every man having beard should keep il
an eveu and natural color, and if it is not sc
already, use Svckinghams Dye and appear
tidy.
The company of the o. N. G.. 10 this
city will devote Sunday 10 target practc ce
instead of Saturday as mentioned In these
columns yesterday.
We receivel very agreeable call this
morning IRON Mr.. w F. Wallace, editor of
he Stevenson Pioneer. This is his first
visit to The D.lies, and he seems very IA
vorabiy impressed with the city.
For every variety and phase of the mauy
disc ses which attack the air passages of
the head, t roat, and lungs, Ayers Cherry
Pectoral will be found a .pecitc. This
preparation alays Inflammation, controls
the dispos tion to cough, and prevents con-
sumption.
If you are anxious to find the most re-
liable blood -puri 1er, read in Ayers Alma
nae the testimonials of those who have leen
cured of such terrible dis ases IS catarrn.
rheumatism, an scrofula, by the use of
Ayers Sarsaparilla. Then govern yourself
accordingly.
Soon after noon today it began showing
IN good earnest, and continued uotil even
ing, when there was about a foot on the
ground. This will furnish suficiens for
coasting. and is enough to make wagons not
a deslrabl. means os volition and not
enough to make good sleighipg.
The prizes gwen at the last soirree of the
Dalles Orchestra Union for the month will
he six pairs of kid gloves to the lady hold
ing the lucky number and PAIR of dancing
snoes to tae gentleman. Tickets for the
prizes are given at every Saturday night
soiree, and the drawiug is had at the last
one for the mouth.
The advertisement of the grand masque.
rade ball, of Wasco tribe, o. R NJ,
appears in another column, and the object
appears tn be to make this the event OF the
season. Ii possible. the programme Will be
introduced by ghts dance In Costume.
Tickets will be on sale tomorrow at all the
principa! business houses.
The Arlington. school directors announce
that the school IS so tull that they will have
to refuse admission to any more pupils from
other districts. This is somewhat out of
the usual order of things and re fleets great
ing the schoolhouse was built when Airing
Observer: As MIR. and MIS-. o. Z. Leet
were to spend their. last night in Moro
Tuesday for perhaps long time to come,
the ladies OF the W. e T U. inprovised a
pleasant surprise for them at the hosritabe
home of the MowarY's, where verv pleas
ant ep peniDg was spent by the large number
present, Notwithstanding regretful parlinqs
at good by.
During the coldness and damppess of last
evening the SCION perhaps of noble house
Imbi bed rather freely of IntoxIcants, and
became somewhat inebriated. HIS center
of gravity was not well det rmined. and he
made futile attempts to maintain his equill-
brim. 1t was Mt this juncture that Marshal
Blakeny appeared on the scene, and with
the tenderest solicitude placed the fellow
inside the city JAIL He was sober enough
this morning to appear before the recorder,
who impo ed on him fine OF S..
While working with thresher one day
this week in the Mayvlle section, Emmett
Armstrong picked quarrel with Ad Smith
and started in to thrash him, with the re-
suit that Al licked HIM in good shape, says
the Fossil Journal. After Ad let him up
Armstrong picked ur un iron rod and dealt
him terrible blow on the forehead, kI ock-
ing him down and laying hare his skull
Mrs. Withers sewed up the wound and Ad
IS 9, ttipg along all right, although the blow
would have killed les robust man. The
case will probably be takeu before the next
grand jury. .
Says the evening Telegram. Another
old and weil-known pioneer Of 1850. in the
person of Emmanuel luminous, has passed
away. He died yesterday at MS home in
Sunnyside 1fter short illness, In the 64.h
year of his age. He was native of ONO,
and was among the early settlers Of the
territory of Or, gon. For many years Mr..
Himmons lived on Johnston creek, near
the town OF Lents, in this county. He was
an honorable man, an exenp ary citizen,
aud commanded the respect of all. The
funeral viii take place tomorrow, the in :
terment being in MuItnomah cemetery.
About 2 o'clock Yesterday morning Dep
atty Sheriff Frank Baird and Mart Fleming,
SPECIAL deputy, turned from Eagle valley,
Union county, having in charge Dan Tartar
and Hugh McWaters. charged with being
principals in the late Hotel Warshauer rob.
bers. saws the Democrat. The prisoners are
con fined in the county Jail at Baker City
g,th Tarter and New aters were found at
their homes by the officers, aud when mott.
fed that they were wanted and under arrest
laughed heartily and said they expected IT,,
since every wrong doing perpetrated was
laid at their doors. They lost no, time in
getting ready and accompanied the officers
without protest.