The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-03-24
Fro m Fridays Daily.

S Mex Sunday will br Easter
flowers are in bloom in some of ou
gardens.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Sherar, of Sherar
bridge, are in the city.
: The weather is truly delightful. Ths
word expresses the matter fully.
A through train from the Est passe
through the city at half-past two this aftel
noon
The mud has become dry in the sire cts
and our thol eughfares are i'll excellent con
dltIon.
Mrs b N Leverich aad Miss Osborn, o
Vsnc"uver, Wash. are visiting relatives ii
Tn city.
The river has receded to its usual stage
and no increase II the volume can be ex-
pected until June
The case of Bre Sc vs. Taylor, whrch wa.
to have been argued before Judge BradshA Az
iu cbam0e today. was postponed unit
] April 5th.
The use of Halls Hair Remover promotes
the growth of the hair, and res torres Its
\ natural color aud beansy frees the so alp of
dandruf. tetter, aud all Impurities.
The following person fro m Mitchell are
registered at the Un,ri ia Honse: A F
Allen and son; Mrs Gorge Houck. M IS
Boardmau. and DIR. Els es aud wife.
Arrangements have been made tor trle-
pu1ne exchange Ia this city, and very so
our citiz :us will be able to talk to each
other W tnout walking one or more bluoks
The following deed was ii ed with the
county clerk to-day: The Da les Land and
Improvement Co. to Christian Wyss; lots
10 and IL, block Is, ThomDson's addition
to The Dalles; $50.
All the elements which nature requires to
make the hair beautiful and abundant. are
sut pned IN Ayers Hair VIgor. This prep
aratlon keeps the scalp free from danoruff.
prevents the hair from becoming dry and
harsh, and makes il flexible and glossy.
The soouer you begin to fight the fire. the
more easily it may be eStinguished. The
sooner you begin taking Ayers 8 lrsaps rilla
for your blood disease. the easier will Re
the cure. In both cases. delay is dangerous
f notfatal. B. sure you get Ayers aud no
other.
Mr.. w. H. Maxwell. editor of the Grant
Gazette. the new candidate for jonrnaistic
bonors IN Sherman county. gave Us call
last evening. He SAYS that he Is very hope
full of establishing permanent factor of de-
veIopment at the Little town on the Colum-
bia.
During the last three months the sales of
butter from the Fairview creamery, Tiila-
NOOK netted to the patrons 29 cents per
pou.d for butter tat. As the average
amCuut of butter tat in tbe milk was about
4 per cent, the price Is equivaent to nearly
81 ~ per hundred pounds tor the milk.
The delay the overland Union Pacific
trans have been most vexatious during the
past few days, aud the worst was consid-
cred over until ncws came of the heavy
snow storms yesterday and the day previous
in Nebraska and Wyoming. This will
cause a further blockade. and another de-
lay may be expected.
Joshua Matthews died at Roseburg on
the 18th inst, Of caucer, aged 7S years.
Mr. Mathews was born III Indiana in 1916,
anu came ac' oss the pans WITH an Ux team
III 1852. John Fl, emaD, one Ot ihe oldest
resluents OF d, ugla- county, also died II
same night al Roseburg. aged s. year. He
Was a native OF Tennessee, aud came t. Ore.
.gon III 1858.
Among the guests at the UmatIlla House
last night were Mr.. R. A PInkertOD, head
of the agency If that m iu the United
States, and Mr. Pullman, the nephew OF the
manufacturer of the palace cars They ar
rived in the city on tue deldye train. ami
eft on the boat this NOR ii 2 for iaid.
Mr. Pullman was accompanied ny h " e.
and was making tour ot the Z ic'tic "pe
A Rcseburp lady, got taken in. 4 mn a.
Medtord advertised for agents TO loan
mouey. Mrs. d izsbeth Snider, OF the
former city, answered the ADVERTISE n NJ,
and was Induced to advance $40 t. l. L.
Angle, on the strength of the IN after; but
NO money came to be | anea. Z hen she b ID
AngIe arrested and be is bow IN all One
needs to keep one's eyes open these days
The tents of the princes of the tribe of
Koreish were pitchei in fraternity hall
last night, and four weary pilgrims journey
ing from the south having, in their posses
sion the symbols OF empire, were created
Princes of the Orient at the mystic hrine
of the grand Padashaw. Il is expected
hat the tents " iii he removed to the K o.
P. hall, where n xt Monday night weary
pilgrims journe,ing from the east will
advanced to the high station OF princes.
YaEbuzn a0a Yabsuta.
!. The Missouri weather prophet made
nearly correct que as reg ts the freiks OF
the elements during NJ arch; but the people
In sunny Oregon will not feel IN any way
affectionate towards him. for SO doing. They
hold him and the clerk Of the weather in
utter contempt for the clustering rage of
the elements during the first half of the
month. The agreeable sunshine enjoyed
during the past few days have put our pen
rIe IL a happier frame of mind; but their
ma tlepce was well nigh exhausted.
Exchange: The Populists have alre"dy
lined pugnacious Ienatius Donnellv, SocS-
less jerry Simpson. CIV rnor Pennove
Senator Kyle and other stump orators OF
EQUAL fame, who VIII make the Oregon
Weikiu III with their elnquenee ouripg the
u resent campsign None of the several
kinds OF DemocIars have as yet announced
anv speakers TIE Republicans are prom
is4d few addresses by such eminent
peakers as G overncr Mex 'nley. fom Reed
aid Others. As Oregon goes in June so
goes the nation, and Oregon proposes going
a. did Galusha.
March storms have been sew, re 81 over
the northwest. and paaticula rly 30 In come
places This is what the Watervilie Inde1
SAYS: loving to landsiIdes on the Great
Northern in the Cascades. we have had no
western mail for ten days. The mail for
Seattle and all Sound points we learn is ac'
cumulated at WenatcAee and our mail from
there Is held at Seattle. 1t seems rather
strange that arrangements have MT been
made TO forward, at least, the letter mail
over the Northern Pacific via Spokane.
The latsst Seattle newspaper or letter re-
ceived here is dated the Tth OF March.
Were 1t not for the Spok ane papers we
would be al. bad off as We we're during the
boct ade of Last winter" I"