The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-01-12

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estimates pl icing the amount at s. 900 hu'
will afford employment for several week:
to a dozen or mere men and teams.
From Fridays Daily.
To vary the monntony OF our usual win
ter weather rain fell this morning
There will he business meeIng Of the
E2worth League this evening al S:l5 in the
rscrure room of tine NJ E. chuc ch.
Dandruff is an exudation from the pores
of the scalp that spreads and dries, forming
scurf and causing the hair to fall out.
| Halls b air kenewer cures it
The merry jingle of sleigh bells sounds
upon the air every hour OF the night,
but the weather has moderated and the
snow is pidly disap caring.
w c-,veo n copy OF tire As oria Evea
iuy Neacs today l. Is reatab paper, and
shows considerable vigor; but the news
paper field IN that city is fully GOV ren now
There will be special school meeting
at the brick >chool house in this ci y for
tax payers to vote on the special school
tax to be levied underline provisions OF
the law of Jan. 26 1894.
The Woodman and Workman lodges
OF this city will live grand masquerade
ball on Feb. I'D, Wa shington's birth
day. Extensive preparations are being
made tor very enjoyable party.
A Case of d,pn therI, Is rep,rtei in the
" 1t is properl, quarant ae'i, and there
will be 10 danger of it spreading. The child
is >upp ,sed to have contracted the disease
Will. on a visit 70 i'orri,nh with his MOI n r.
In portions of the county farmers have
been feeding cattle for over month;
but there is an abundance of hay in
stack, and no great loss is expected if
winter. drogs itself out to an unsual
le"gth.
We learn from the Was CO Ne,ns that the
oitlzsns Of Sherman county maxi &
r4ngements Co send caro- d Of wheat to
the .t.rviug people of Nebraska. Vasco
should lot lag behind her neighoor in this
natter
There is nothing delightful in the kind
of weather now being experienced. The
snow is becoming slushy; there are
only strea OF sunshine; gusts of rain
fall occasi nally, and il this continues
coasting and sleigbing will be thing Of
the past.
bat slight cold, of which you think so
little, may lead to serious trouble with the
lungs. Avoid tn result by taking Ayers
Cherry Pectoral, the best known remedy tor
colds, coughs, catarrh, bronchitis, incipient |
and all other thro t and lung |
diseases.
sold, yet ever new, and ST nple aud beau
tifu ever" sings the poet, in words which |
might well apply to ers Sarsaparilla-
he mJst eff ;ledt aud scientific blool pur,
her ever offered to suffering humanity.
Nothing but superior merit keeps 1t so long
at the front.
We have IeceIved from tho department of
the erior, tn rough the courtesy OF Huu
). N Doph, the Report on Agriculture
by rigatioa in the Western Part of the
United States at the Eleventh Census.
$780," II contains very valuable lnforma-
ton IN this subject.
Moro Observer: The snow caught some
q ,ck+ of Sler.nan county 10 bad plight.
Bat all have been well cared for AMI feed
ing has commenced in earnest. Kerr &
Blu, ksy had large band of sheep in an
exposed situation; but Were got in safely
at midnight, by the skll.fal use OF snow
plows.
The whist club held the regular weekly
meeting at Fraternity hall last evening, and
here was a fuIl attendance of memners
Eleven tables were occupied by the manip
llarors of pas'e board, and the games at
.racted considerable interest. Miss Dooie
Fredden won the first prize, ana MIR VIZ.
corsou the BOBBY.
The public school syste m Is at the very
oundatIen Of our American institutions
|; is fee system and every American child
s entitled to Its advantages To divert
public money from the pnbllc schoo to
orIyate and denominational education,
l., -, a nxy Haat |
he public school system.
One or two Montana papers. III estimat.
ng the United States goiu production for
"a, give Colorado first and Montana second
place In the list of gold pioiucing states.
As a matter Of fact California leads in 94
Is i'll other YEARS, In SO the geld yield
vas about $l2. 800 COO. rhis year It Will
pproxlmate SI5, ,00O. 600 over ons.third of
he entire product OF the country.
Street Commissioner Butts is entitled to
he thanks of a large portion of the oom-
nunity for cleaning the snow of the steps
N Court ssssst. |, ling to the buff. Mr. ,
BUTTS ia well disp0 Sd toward his fellow
nan, and his friends wish that he may live
half century more, and during the time {
hat his shadow may never grow less.
We received a pleasant call this morning !
rom Mr.. James Shaw, IF Oregon City. de /
J a practical wooleu manut ,ctnrer, having r
pent over forty years ID the business. Mr.
ihaw Is very favoraby impressed with the
atural faciliues possessed by The Dailes I
or great manufacturing and commercial I
euter, and desires an interest in its Geyel-
pment.
Next Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
ay the Baldwi opera house will be
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. French,
nd a select company of dramatic artists. t
u the first ey ming the Golden Giant" +
7ill be laced on the boards, to be fol- .
owed by "Montezuma" and "Davy J
These are popul-.r plays and c
Till undoubtedly attract large audiences.
The great sorrow of the calamity at
;ilver Lake can be but feebly expressed;
ne NAV realize something of its terror
rhen it is stated that one family WEST,
II perishe except one little boy. An
ther, the Owsley family, lost Is mem :
ers. Some of the Injured lost their a
yes, some will loose their hands, and
thers may die. In all nearly 81 deaths
esulted.
James Means came into Pendleton
tuesday morning, says the E't>t Oreyo"ir1 t
nd tells sad tale OF destitution at the ,
ome of Frank Martell, the man who
uicided one week ago. The family con-
lists of Mrs. Martell and six children,
wo of VIII m are at home. The pro.
lsions on hand are insufficient to carry
hem through more than week or so, q
nd when the food on hand is gone there
no source of further upply. There is
lso need of clothing for the cold weather,
nd it would seem that assistance must .
e given soon from the county or some
ther source.
A. a regular meeting Of the st,ckh liers
: the Arlington National bInk, says the t
'ecord held in Arlington on January 3.
Sy5, the following directors we're elecren
,r the ensuing year, d. N French, of The
)alles; W. W. Steiwer, of Fossil; George
'onser. of Heppner; L. e. Edwards and A. {
J. Hawson. of Arlington. After adj rurn- !
lent OF the stock holders meeting aud the
ewly elected directors had duly qualified, b
directors meeting was held, at which d. q
(. French was elected president, w. w 3,
teiwer vice president. f. I. Rurlbur, +,
asher and J0ho W. Lundy assistant
ashier. IL