The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-01-27
From Thursdays Daily.
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From Thursdays Daily.
Sleighing and coasting.
MIR. M. j. Anderson, OF Dufur, is in tow
to-day.
b. G. Rooper, of Bakeoven, was in ii
city yesterday.
| Hard times and suicides are in keepin
| nd the latest in this line is from near Co
| TX, where b. F. Jtffries blew his brail
l out.
The city Jail has been without an occt
p,nt TOR the past two days, and the record
RS Office is a very dull place to reporter
Itsns are unusually scarce around this Gus
Eomary repository of news.
The Sunday Mercury under the manage
ment OF Messrs. Clute & Hare ourt, ha
made its appearance on our exchange table
Il IL rid OF its former Objectionable feat urei
and is paper full of news and well edited
Yesterday afternoon the weather became
quite warm, and the snow melted consider
,bly. During the night the thermomete
aneed down 10 the freezing point, and thu
morning it stood at 32 degrees above zero
Notwithstanding the wintry weathe
fishing for salmon trout is enjoyed almos
very day in Mill creek. We are Informed
shas yesterday one man, Win NOOK ano
ine eaugn. trout TWO 'eet long. IL may DC
'pors " nen ior sdi'nun 'his SEASON =, 'ne
yea out " seems 'hey snouio ve aiio"eo
-'"e Heeoom oi ,ne s'reahs curing one
'eason' anu especiaiif III "iu'ef.
We were informed to-day that diamond
ID was received by sheep raiser residing
umewhere In this ylc,ultv who m
pds to present 1t to his wife. This ex.
ravapapce is yariously commented on. and
ne name is withheld for fear that those OF
ne unfortunate class of sheep-owners
night cause their neIghbor to be arrested
N some trumped-up charge. 1t is danger
US for flock to spend their money
'avlshly during these hard times.
Th. SnoLor. R.r;<,, ba. o,o.,ized ,rr-
ade in favor of home industrv. and to that
ID h.s 90. nv ,,ioda.. ,yl,;ob ,.o,ld h.. !.
,ood thing for ali commun;ties To fo,low
Inc do.nment re. do ~ t,Iiov.. 81 b.r.h,
Dr. that dnr,no tbs wear 1904 7 vii
,,,haaa sxc,ns,valv art,c,ss of nm. mr.,
too. price, and ouaIit, being anywher.
ear equal; that will aid in the efforts to
uIid up home industries, and in the m.
,osment of labor that I will give pr efer.
nee to resident citizens"
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the times and habits of Sc: ators " no made
.istory. But thew are seldom filled. as
,.r. George. of Mississippi, is the only SEN
tor WIN use. snuff.
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f,ier are 9pne". Iac" case 'nsoiseu sne
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ect,or, bv ths comn.py.
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mp oi tne oregon sc'uc auI ouus1 unei-
On. II says Tue Juuee 10 oniciahy Iespon-
iOie ior the m,sapPropristion Vi the ealn'
pgs ci tnat raiifoao, anu HAS showh n'm'
Ell weak ana tooi Oh 1ne men "no no nave
oooeu tue property rsh' sione VI 'ns
,rsns.h VI .ne:e ens'ses' .ne Pepei says
Il 'hey are iso's, an' VI sneu' az ;",
uuse rui'en ~. sou snuaiu oe mpeeSnsu snu
, moved. We shah an1iouslx awaIs TUT
h-r mr. ueseiopniens, ~ spe u..''er oe'ohe'
'ore in'eirs'ine a' ~ p'oki ie''e
Inc iehgious CENSUS ol oaiem mas oeen
ompieteo. Inc nsu'es are In1elesuns'
hey sho" 4ooo peisons ~ Tue ci'y ,isi'eu
"eeh tne ages ot aou q a.'enulns oun
ay sSnoos; onS 1oI iU: ~. W = ~ VIC ,sao,: oIo
.nooi .nn ISe over = 10 the ouuusy ,oS, 'ouo
= moers' IouI iee'hinhers' aua ooo oo'y TS 1%o
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ielnoaists ,eao 10 nuihoer VI meuoo.s' .o
'Wed oy Inc frescfeerIans win nan a.
iany. nRreRationsi, C"r'Stian' papos''
atnoic, friehds' EpiscopaiianS' oni'ar'-
A'' ese'
a sad accident occurred at Oakville yes
erday. At about P. M, A. Batch started
n the (,hehallS q Canoe, 1Qere
'ere IN the boat beside himself, MIS-.
'alch, his wife. and three htsle children,
heir SOD Stephen, and Mr.. Rowe. Ihe
anoe was overturned. The men succeeded
, getting Mrs. Balch and baby up on the
"at, while baich struck OUT TO save Tue
tile ones. Although fne swimmer, Mr.
'alch was carried under the jam OF logs and
rowned, with bis little boy, George. IN MS
runs MIR. baich and family were oid resi-
enfs here, and mucn ioYea Dy toeir
" ORC has been received at Oysterville OF
he suicide OF Mrs Button, ON the Nasei.
ne iady was tne oaugnte OIL mr. hyuns'
no mas osen MAKING aer nome Will nun
r some time. She mad out iateiy re-
urned from the hospital at Astoria. wnere
ne had been under medical Urea tment.
he lady has had considerable family
'ouole, which had undouoteoiY upset ner
lind. AFTER Drooding over her troubles,
. Mt OF freIzy, sne ieit tne mouse ana
eiioerateiv walked INTO tne ri'er' which
ne followed down until sne came 10 a aeeP
ole, when she was drowned Inc Dooy
'as recovered.
Miss Ella Madoron' daugnter Q, MI.