The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-03-31
From FRIDAYS Daily.


From FRIDAYS Daily.
MIR. S. Tomlinson. the horse buyer G
Port and, Is In the city.
The police court, notwithstanding the ap
preaching political canvas, is very quiet il
the line Of judicial business.
Mrs. A. M. Williams and daughter, Miss
JeanneGte, left on tn bo this morning or
Visit to friends in Portland.
Taxes are being literally paid by citizens
and the delinquent list will not cont ain a,
manv names as expected at one time.
| Quite number of residents of this city
will leave The Dalles next Monday on a
visit to the midwinter fair in San Francisco.
There will be display of spring and
| summer millinery at Mrs. A. Schooling, i Ia
Second street, March 3lst. Ladies cordI.
| ally invited.
Mr.. Otto Pieper, a former attache of this
office, is visiting his parents at The Dalles.
| He has been residing at Walla Walla for
| the past year.
TIE Columbia has risen several feet dur
| ing the last twentw-four hours, and the
freight house at the Regulator wharf is now
half covered with wa ter.
Buckingham's dye for e whiskers is he
best, handiest, safest, surest, c eanest,
mos economical and satisfactory dye ever
invented. 1t is the gentlemen's favorite.
We were mistaken yesterd ay in naming
the delegates from Kingsley precinct Our
informant was mIsinformed. and those
elected we're Days Hlx' 4. T. Williams and
George Jordan.
The west hound train did not arrive in
the city until half-past 3 this afternoon.
1t was Six hours late at HuntInktun. and at
La Grande was delayed by the Hood under
mining portions II the track.
few drift, of snow still remain nm the
surrounding hills, and these are forcble
reminder that winter has only vacated his
throne, notwithstanding the pleasant sun
shine and balmy breezes which are now con.
stantly enjoyed.
For the past few days the recorder has
had no interviews. and the festive tramp
unfortunate inebriates have not found their
way inside prison bars. Thus NAV it al
ways remain, for peace is better than war,
and an empty Jail than a full one.
Y MIR. A Underwood. of White Salmon. Is
in the city. He is one of the few esrly
p;oneers of this reyiou now alive. IF we
are not mistaken he wa with Lieutenant
Sheridan at the Cascades IN 1856, and was
IN diff rent Indian fights after that date.
sSuccess is the reward of merit" not of
assumpt on. Popular appreciation is what
tells in the long run For fifty wears people
have been using Ayers Sarsaparilla, and to.
day it is blood puritie most il favor
with the public. Ayers Sarsaparilla cures.
|. The Democratic prim rrlps will be held TO-.
morrow. and a lively contest NAV be ex-
pected. 1t is not desirable that the Repub.
iicau organization should monopolize ali the
factionaI fight. and in pure unselfishness it
is willing to permitits friend, the enemy"
TO have its proportiou.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral possesses power
ful healing Qualities. which manifest tn M
selves whenever his remedy is EMPLOYED
in cold coughs. throat or lung troubles.
Its anodyne and expectorant effects are
promptly realizef T. Its a chemical succe, 8
ana a medical triumph.
h;u - t,. o. Co. +h
,,.,,;on 8 or,,a,t, =, .;ais 80 go .sa
disposition of lost or strayed cats and dogs
has be eu passed by the New York legIsIa-
ture and become law. It ia said to be the
first legislation of this character In the
United States.
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rest. without being under the necessity of
making ont bills for collection on the NOR.
row
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Africa.
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Vednasday evening in Fratern;tv haiI. A
large attend.nce n msmber. ana ;nv;t..d
one 70 were nres, Mt and Games were ,laved
mil |. seasopahle honr sevsrsI t.his. h.;,,o
oconn;sd IT, nos vsrn en;ouahle ocoss,nr
ond will ,,,no he remembered hv those ,,,e'
ent.
An excbanoe savs. One c;t;zan of nv.
ton has alfred to wager sl000 to s5oo rh.t
IA Hi now hs;na tr,sd ,or nnsasr go ~ ,ha,
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~ ha.e do,.n tha o.sa - tha 80. T.
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W: laa o ..S.I..:p pay
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Next sunday viii oe the Ist OF April;