The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-02-23

! idea is adopted permanently will be pro.
ductive of good results" That is right,
poor teachers should be weeded out.
Gardens are being prepared in the city,
and in a short time beautiful flowers, shade
trees aud lawns will make The Dalles an
earthly paradise.
No one in ordinary health need become
bald or gray, if he will follow sensible treat
ment. We advise cleanliness of the scalp
and the use of Halls Hair Remover.
The most remarkable cures of scrofula on
record have been accomplished by Hoods
Sarsaparilla. This medicine is unequalled
for diseases of the blood. Take only Hoods.
Salem Statesman. Those who voted nay
in the senate yesterday on the final Passage
of Smiths bill regulating railway traffic he.
tween The Dalles aud Celllo were: Ban
croft, BrowneL, Denny, Maxwell and
Simon,
The Dalles literary society will meet this
evening IN the Congregational church. As
this is the anniversary of the birth of the
| great Washington the exercises will be ap-
| proprlate to the occasion. The meeting will
be called to order at 1880 sharp.
Immigrants and returning voyagers find
in Ayers Sarsaparilla a cure for eruptions,
| boils, pimples, eczema, ETC., whether result
ing from sea-diet and life on ship board, or
| from any other cause. Its value as a tCnic
| and alternative medicine cannot be overeSti |
| mated.
The public schools of the city except in
the brick school house neld no sessions TO.
| day in honor OF the event of which 1t is the
| anniversary. Ia the brick the furnace WAS
repaired Monday. necessitatlng holiday,
aad to AXE up for this loss a session was
held today.
The New York Forld publishes meteor
logical maps of the United States. While |
the eastern part with wIggling lines reads |
below zero; one line runs smoothly along the |
coast, "sbove freezlng." We are the peo.
pie, and this is the great weather country of
the world.
In joint convention today at Salem two
supporters of Dolph changed to other candi.
dates. There will be caucus of the sup
porters of Dolph tonight when a definite
plan of action will be adopted. By concur
rent resolution the legislature will adjourn
tomorrow at midnight.
bacteria do not occur in the blood or in
the tissues of a healthy living body. either
of man or the lower animals So says the
celebrated Dr. Koch. Other doctors say
that the best medicine to rander the blood
perfectly pure and healthy is Ayers Sar-
saparilla.
Roseburg Reuiem: W. E. Davenport tells
us that the grain aphis is SO thick on the
ground on his place, on the river bottom
west of Roseburg that the newly plowed
soil has the appearance OF ashes. The in
sects seem to be maIRly in the sorrei roots.
and on warm days are quite lively. MIR.
Davenport's discovery will not reassure our
who were hoping the pest would
not reappear this year. {
Albany Democrat: We are continually
saying that we koH;t want people to come
here without money, and yet many of our
best citizens did that very thing, and why
not others? A stone thrown at those who
reached Oregon with almost nothing would
MT good many of US. We are in favor of d
everybody coming who wishes to. money or
20 money. if they have the push to earn
money. THIS country needs rustlers in
avery line.
This morning. in blasting through rock
or a place to receive the new telegraph 81
,oies. a splntered stone was thrown from u
he vicinity of the railroad depot to the resi-.
lence OF MIR. A. s. Cathcart. where it broke "
hrough window and struck one of his q
,oys. Fortunately the lad WAS but slightly Il
INJURED; but the accideLt makes the fact o.
cry apparent that great care should be ex-
rcsed in using explosives in close prox- .
nifty to residences.
This is part of the proceedings in the SEN "
te yesterday as culied from the Salem b
taiesnaan: "Senator Vanderbnrg's bill pro sc
osirg to withdr aw atate appropriation from a.
he state university and o. N. q. was be- :,
ore the senate during the afternoon. Van. u
eblrg moved to take the bill from the
able. Gowan moved to indefinitely post.
one. The motion was lost and the bill was
illed by being ordered eDgrossed and to 30
1ird reading tomorrow"
A Grant correspondent Of the Moro Oh =,
.r0er says: "There has been Is new build. w
,gs built here since August, 1894. and there I'll
ill be that many more built this summer; th
,c udIng large new school honse to cost W
|, 200. People who thought our town was -
lead onght to be here tonight and hear '"
,e rattle and hum of machinery, They av
ouid think this was very lively corpse. til
7e are iere to stay. Floods, fires nor IL,
snder can't keep us down." ..
This is the way the Arlin. ..ton Record puts ~ -
and the sentiment will be echoed by very u
any all over the state: There is some II
lk of the legislature holding after the 10 ha
ays' Limitation. We are not in the habit q,
praying to mortals, but in this case we -
cerely implore oul legislators to adj ourn ca
I'd 20 home. Please spare us any further oh
Fiction. We throw up our hands. Take
hat we haye got in ourpockets, but please T,
pare our wives and children" ~
There was almost sn item about runa. :,
ay team of horses this morning; but it ."
as spoiled" for the reason that the driver no
as not in the wagon. and the animals re-
ere stopped in their flight by some med tn
esome Individual btfcre the wagon was
oxen, awnings torn down, or persons in &c
red. When the horses began to run they wi
d fair to furnish first-cIass item; but tn
icy had hardly run a block before they vI
ere stopped without the least damage re- =.
lting. Ill
Speaking of Mr.. Honeyman'a contracts /,
lth farmers for 1000 acres of land in Linn ~
unity for raising fax the Statesman says: pc
on. f. T. Hatch, who has grown fax quite so
cosssfully, told Statesman reporter that Tn
lie gentleman mentioned above would not
,ter contract with a farmer unless the e''
tier would agree to SOW forty acres at the tr'
,ry least. He thought this improper as wi
any farmers in this section would cultivate
e product coull they secure seed for 10,
or 20 acres as they so desired.