The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-01-26


! today.
Inc Tittsl Sister. Monday and Tuesday
ev, ping-.
MIR Thomas Haslan retu' me- this NOR :
| IN. fron a visit t. his old home at s.
f-sz----ss II q
The prices Tor the Tittell Sister, entr
| tainmeuG will be Is a1d % c-"ts. r.
served seate o sale at B,akely & Hugh
tou's drug store.
II the vote Iu j 'int convention today one
mau from L NE count, Wa, ao eut. he
was III favor III L 'rti, aud this ~Uu.d nave
increased hi, streng on Vote.
Paldness is either hereditary or caused
by sickness, mental exhaustion, wearing
tight-httIng hats, or over work aud
trouble. nalrs kenewer will prevent it.
Un Mouhay ev,nius 'Dr fled Apart"
will 3e pia,ei at the b d.in Up :re house
by tn. rIt ell Sister,. All on ru.siAy
evenl"g nj, Uuc.e's WnP ami 'Fiou
F.ou."
This foundation tor a sew building is
bziug prepared - uning the bIick ore OF
JoI-s, Cui:ins & % " nen cImp eted IL
will be "ccu.I-i as a harness shop b,
Mes Rs Ga i r ipert
A large tur,e OF III b gan work thi
moruIng plsciug the po il pis'ti n t"r
The new tr,e hone sy tenn rne-e will be-
erected In the al ys throughout the city.
aud by this means vii Il It Interfere with
those OF the old system.
II the report prove true as to the mem
hers Of the New York lee is atur. attending
more strlcliy to business, because thry
ant u. constantly rIiing TO AMI from th-n
n ,us,s 8 TOR nothing, other states will quick y
a iOpt tine aDti-Iree PISS law.
An Anu 8 aug League has bt en- formed
b. the y"urg is',ies Ia Albany, Oregon. L"
aking tue cnsIr. tine p e>idsuV sad: 'No",
ladies, let 1t be uu'ieIstoJi mat We mean
ru ,luess Let us show he people OF Albany
that this o Iety IS Il lal all!
LIS, night the therm1 meter went down
l9 drgiee abs We zs'", amd TINS made
s,e.gnIug very good. For the past two
lays the rl lonA winds had made the snuw
,iush,; ut last uIgnt it was sui ientl,
nard ned o make sieiSns glide oYs II vel,
essiy.
The following was the vote cast at 8 ,lem
th afternoon Tor y S-uator: D,lph,
~; Mu"re. IL; Be ett, g.; Haze, 10; WI
dams, 2; Lord. 8; L,~e!i, |; Bnk'-v, j;
Hermau, 10 Se,e.k,r Mooies and Repie
-eutatly- Scutt pairei. Small hope for a"
election Sum.
Ayers Fills are constantly advancing in
the estimation of those who use them. 1hey
improve the appetite, promote digestion,
restore healthy action, and regulate every
uuctiou. hey are pleasant to take, gentle
in their operation, and powerful in sub
dung diseas
Read ayers Almanac. v hich your drug
gist will gladly hand you, and note tue
- x-la. .t,atr
scrofula. dyspepsia, eczema, debility, hu-
mors, aud sores, by the Use Of ayers Sar
saparIll /, the only Sarsaparilla admitted at
the orld's tair.
PenuIeion Tribune: The fve-y y-ar-old
chi d of HilIam thompson died rues ay
At Athena. a ter two DAYS of acute suH'-
Ing. resulting iIom a terrible accidrn
SundIy d kettle Of &C ,l'iing grease was
overturned, iuhicti serious burns upon
the enid viii III med cal all cou not heal,
and winch resulted ID the little ones death.
Dr. N. G. Bialock. .ch .irmsn of the Wash
ington irils satlon C ,nInisslon, estlm ites that
there are 2, 400. 0O0 acres of laud suscep,i
HE of Irr ration IN E.steru Washington. o.
this amount about one million aud a quarter
acres are ~ the Yak,m. valley. Uu the
basis of twenty acre rm-, Y ikIma could
therefore support 90, o00 p opie on irrigated
land.
Senator'S elected Tuesday; Perkins in
Ca,ioruie, ElkIns In West Vlr inIa. Lucien
baker IL Kansas. Pettisre~ In South Da-
Kota, Nation 1i,ler aud J. Z. Pat. .rd III
North C.rolIna. Ia-rsn anh G irk Iu Wy
nnlng, ~ell IN Nv Jersey. Cuilon IT.
Illinois. Chilton IN Tex,s AID Hnris II"
renue SEE A are Republicans Except tn"
last t~u ahJ are DemoGrs sts, aud Butler who
is Pupulist.
There is a iIttIe excitement In this city
r,g ,gaidng the Yukon river Ia Alaska, . ~
q nue o. our cit,zsus will leave in that direc
Ion III the spr,pg. Letters have been re-
we'd from peTsous VINO are there, stating
that the gold deposits are very Itch, aud
good wages are maize by the simplest msth-
ods. The road Co wealth ma, be IN our far
northwestern p s-essions, but a more GER
tain way is by the exercIse of Industry nd
o'nomy.
Tne people of Oregon have both eyes on
the present state legislature They are
going to be heard from If there Is any
monkey business, says the Albany Demo-
| erdt. They wan economy in the uierkship
bus ness, action In the di-solution of the
railroad cormis>ion. and other commissions.
etcetera. Toe Repuoiicans OF Oregon have
grave re.tonsibiuty en- their hands, VIII