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The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-03-30
From Thursdsy's Daily


Mr.. A. C. Alloway lett on the boat thil
morning 90 q short visit to Portland.
MISS Eva Heppner left on the boat thu
morning on q y,sit to her grsndmother il
Portland.
June 7th and IA b Of the daily Issues oil
the TIMES MouNTAINEER are missing from,
the fies IN tins oltice. We will give rs
cents apiece for one or both of these num :
bsrs.
The TIMES. .MouNTAINEER has lately re-
oelved full seIies Ut De Winnie type, the
latest style manufactured by type founders,
and ali job.work from this oti1ce will be OF
the most artistic design.
Commissioner Butts, not satisfied with
cleaning the streets of mud had the three
tramps under his control sweep them free
from all dust. and ths portions on which
work has been done are a. clean almost as
pariors. =
The Bob White quails ordered from Kan.
sas have arrived at Waila Wails and been
turned loose on Mill, Spring and Cotton
wood creeks. Although eighteen dozen
were ordered, owing to the careless way
they were packed. only 2s arrived alive.
Mrs. Le Ballister will have an opening of
spr.ng millinery goods next Tuesday and
Wednesday. She invites all her friends to
come and examine her goods, consisting of
the latest patterns In heaow ear, and also
the most fashionable shades aud uoiors in
trimmings.
The extensive sawmill and box factory of
the s. P. D. L. Co of Grants Pass. 10.
Gated at Merlin. together with a large quan.
tity OF lumter, was totally stroved on the
mornIng OF the Goth inst. The fire started
about 4 o'clock, and, AZ the plant had not
been running it is supposed to have been
the work of an Incendiary. The ioss IL
heavy, and there was no insurance.
There were four hoboes arrested by the
vatehman last night. They were found
plying their vocations, and were captured
by the police ard placed in the Jail. One
of them masagsd to escape the vigilance CT
the city marshal, regalned his liberty and is
still at large. Tne others have kept them.
selves b .sy on the streets, under the con.
troll of Commissioner Butts.
In the East End there were two lively
Tunaways this morning; but the damage
done was not sufficient to form firstc ass
item. The horses ran for distsnce Of two
blocks but the wagons were not b. oSen aud
no one was injured. The excitement for
the time being was very intense, but cir
cumstanses interyened to stop the animals
In their mad career and spoil a first.class
opportunity tor the pencil pusher to chron-
Icle good item.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-03-30
Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the partnership
IN heretofore exisisting between Thos. w. Bad.
der and Kenneth Mckenzie, under the style or drm
Of radder q Mckenzie, Is this day dissolved BY
mutual consent, aid that the same business will be
carried on by Thos W. Bladder, who will receive all
debts owing TO and pay all the dsbs Of the late part
nsrship
THOMAS W. BADDEH
KENNETH MKENZIE,
Dated at Cascade Locks. Or, March as. 1895.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-03-30
air and beautiful
the woman who keeps

D the woman who keeps
y at a distance the COM
plexion beautifiers,
paints and powders,
which soon ruin the face.
A healthy glow to the
skin, a face without
wrinkles, and sparkling
eyes, will be yours ifyou
keep the system and the
special internal organs
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-03-30
R0EN
Deafness Cannot Ia Cured

PEAsE-ln this city. March s7th, TO the wife of Mr.
E. G. Pease, a daughter.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-03-30
ITEMS IN BRIEF
From Wednesdays Daily.

From WedneedaYs UaliF.
The Regulator had full list of passen
gers this morning.
Mr.. E. L. Boynton, of Polk county
but formerly resident OF Kingsley, Is il
town today.
The steamship rates between Portland
and San Francisco have been reduced tc
&l2 cabin passage and So stssrags, In.
cluding meals and berth.
Hayper's and Scrbner's are on sale al
M. T. Nolan's- news depot. These an
very interesting monthlies, and the pre-
sent numbers are replete with excellent
articles.
Mr.. M. T. Nolan will open q grocery
store In the corner fOrmerlv occupied by
A. L. Newman. He has ordered choice
stock of goods, and will be ready for
business IN q few days.
The Walla Walla Staeesmdn says the
cold weather has not damaged fruit IN
that vicinity, This Is contrary to informa-
tion received from what we considered
Trustworthy sources. and we gladly make
the correction.
At the stockyards of R. E. Saltmarshe
& Co. in this city yesterday two carloads
of cattle were shipped to Troutdale.
They were from the Malheur country,
and were in fine condition for beef.
The equinox has passed, and fine
weather may be expected hereafter.
Eastern Oregon sunshine is equal to
gold mine to plutocrat or free COIN
age bill to silverite to cure either of
Ia grippe, dependency or malaria.
The small pox scare has sub.ided, and
Mr.. 8. Monohan was discharged from
10 hxy ho
physician, DIR. Hollister He has been
quarantined for several weeks, and,
aside from suffering the pains and dis
comforts incident to the disease, has
been ostrgcised by the community, It
is not expected that he will be marked
but slightly, and at present there are
only few signs that he was victim of
the loathsome disease.
Mr.. w. E. Mcleod, the only SON of
Mr.. A. Mcleod, of Kingsley, died at
Grass Valley last Monday of lung fever.
The remains were brought to his par
ents' residence at Kingsley yesterday land |
will be buried in the cemetery at that |
place today. He was young man about |
26 years of age, honest and industrious,
and had large number of friends in |
that and other portions of the county.
Three hoboes were arrested by the po. |
lice force this morning and placed in Jail |
pending their trial by the recorder. They |
wei very quietly pursuing thl-r voca-
tim when interrupted by the executive
officers of the municipality The streets
need cleaning, and gang oil dozen or
more of tramps, at work with pick or
shovel gives the city an air of business
activity and appear quite ornamental
and useful.
Mr.. M. q. Donnell wac handed patent
this morning by the clerk in the U 8.
land Office that had been granted to his
father on January l9, 1870. There isro
record of the patent other than tie orig
inal document, d for that reason it is
very valuable. Furthermore, it was
granted to Hon. q. Donnell, who has
been dead for many years, before Martin I
was ushered into existence, and on this
account he prizes it highly.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-03-30
A nugget you bet.

nugget you bet.
Nevada, The Ward rrer H. LoNsDALE
Vermont, An old Miner ...... N. T. Nolan
| Dandy Dick. A Youn: Miner. ......... n. sinnott
Jerden, "A Detective ..............,..F vii, n
.sllas Steele, Missionary Of He4lth. ~. Hampshire
Jube. A Black Miner. ntr..................J. Hartnes
Win Kye. Chnaman ........... Charlie HePpEer
Agnes Fairies. Miss Myrtle Michel
Moseis, A Wan..- ...... MISS Rose Michel
We are highly pleased that our local tai
ent acquitted themselves SO admirably as
they did in this difficult play, Every lover
of the legitimate drama who were present
last night could not fail to be pleased with
the personations of characters, and the art
ist in this particular has a more difficult
role to feel than he who simply uses his
brush and pencil. The actor has not only
to be agreeable to the eye of the intelligent
listener. but also has to satisfy his intellec-
tual discrimination. Characters are not
studied today simply because they repre-
sent the costumes and range Of thought as
they existed in the days of Shakespeare.
Goethe, Knowles. Sheridan and Bulwer
Lytton; but as they are representatives of
an artistic and even scientific presentations
of range of being that appeal to culti-
waited discernment of the. particular type.
With no fatterv We can truthfully say that
the members of The DaIles dramatic troupe
are connolseurs in this line.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-29
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sS-Inch Atwood French Cneviots, new
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7e-inch Wool Dress Goods, in Checks and
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something stylish, 25c.
2s-inch Atwood Blue SERGE, adapted for
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Double-Width Dress Goods. satin figures
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cergos i'm Brown, Blue, Green, Garnet
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-29

..-,,o series Of successful speciaIteS
,,,ldr,otbat Is all. Professor Mars, the
stor',ozar f. anxiously waltlng All
.,,ro,,gb the play for Mrs. Orbit TO pro-
-, ,vbich she finally does. Mrs. OtDH
anvious to prevent her daughter
,So,i,ebt from meeting Orion Herschel' III
- ma DIR. J.mweed Fennell may gam
Iar hand. Sandy Hook Is a COMET,
noniro I'm and going out with deal an
d,,,nh slate in very lud!crous way, WIZ
the motif OF Tramp, tramp ramp cito
bows are marching. Mercury anu na,,ra ~
~ ,hc tvp,cal stage servants; Gailiieo
p,rcbesi is a plain 1rishman masquer-
- &c an Italian astronomer.
tns1aantaI 10 the play several songs ana
'I Iii be introduced. The cast in
o,',1os Miss Dorothy Grey, Leah Groot'
.tau. Iordan Phil. and Matt. OFT, and
host of frst-class specially people
la nv that famous SCOUT, frontiers
,,,ar md hero OF the plains and pfalfies'
p,,e,,o min as w. +. Cody Is universally
tnnwn the great wild West show VIII
~. here next Friday. This remarkable
cxbIbition has been presented with ire
,9anSou. success and with enormous
nafrorage all over Europe: also In 1873
AT the Worlds Fair In Chicago, ana last
wear in New York city for a season
OF six months. II has brought together
70 compete for equestrian prowess most
OF the races and types or the worlds
most celebrated and remarkable morse
,nen Colonel Cody and his indefatigabe
mariner. Nate SALISBURY. have not been
content with reproducing the stirring
scenes and Incidents Of frontier life.
and in assemblying in friendly rivalry
covhoys. Indians, vaqueros, and Co.'S
sacts hut they have gone farther afield
I'm their search for living exemplticauons
~ modern methods OF equation. Among
tho latest additions are the Guachos
iron, tho distant pampas OF South Amer
ica which has contributed band OF
,yIl1 riders from the llanos OF the Argen-
80 ponrb,jc. The Guacho differs In
many respects from the other rough
riders az the only partially civilized Sec
lions OF the earth. lie IS the production
OF pecu!iar scheme OF existence ana
~ savage conditions Of life that obtain
in no part Of the word. save on ,ne
boundless prairies OF the North and the
l,mitless llanos OF South America
one performer in the Wild west ex-
hib,tIon is entitled to especial attention,
from the fact that she Is the only white
woman In Buffalo Bili's camp. and is at
,ha same time the greatest lady wing
sho, IN the world. This Ia Annie Oakley
who when not travelling with the Wild
west entertainment. resides at Nutley.
Nj but was raised at the old home
stead IN the West. Annie Oakley has
nerformed some of the most remarkable
feats with the rife that ever man or
woman attempted.
All the features Of the entertainment
are genuine and Of very great interest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-29

Two performances Will be given, that
I'm the evening being illuminated by an
electric-light plant of enormous power,
and in the morning there viii be frse
cayalcade giving the spectators hinc
OF the wonders OF the complete show
itself.
"Yor!ck's Love" the romantic drama
which Lewis Morrison so successfully re-
vlved September 2Oth in Boston, IS n play
within play. and the best piece or
theatrical property left to his heirs by
the late Lawrence Barrett, who appeared
In Il many times. IL IS a story or IN
commonly strong human Interest, ana
was adapted from the Spanish by Will
liam ID. Howells. Mr.. Morrison Is fortu-
nate In having secured such fine drama,
which he thinks so we'll OF that he has
given Il A special and elaborate produc-
ton. The part OF Master Yorick, which
Mr.. Morrison acted for the first tins last
week. requires skilful representation
and this he appears 10 have given IL.
OF the many stars now before the public.
Il IS doubtful If any have larger follow
ing than Alexander Sa.v.ni. His methods
like his mannerisms, are peculiarly his
own, and his native enthusiasm, his ear
nestness, and sincerity are 80 infectious
and lend such an air or realism 70 I'M
probable characters, that the auulehce
feel as II they were face TO race win
real and not play-aetins Don caesar or
D. Artagnan. He seems speak as ms
hearts prompts him. rather than the
words from a play-book, and ne therefore
saves the romantic drama from being
IA Ia merely DOnl Ls site
melodrama.
In "a Wartime wedding" which the
Rostonians are to produce this season.
the tItle OF which, by the way. is 10 DO
changed. there is a strong dramatic role
for the contraltc. IL will be sung by
Jessie Bartlett Davis, whose name does
not figure among the proprietors OF the
Bostonars, but who Is, neVertheiess'
abou. the strongest feature OF the COM
pany.
Thomas Keene, the tragedian. IS an IN
veterate collector Of stage cuEios. HIS
latest find in an out-of-the-vay shop Is
daguerreotype OF Edwin Forrest, taken
fifty-two years ago.
"The Bathing Girl" the comic opera
which ran one perform ance In New York
recently. IS now referred TO as The sins
OF a Night"
"S,Istress Betty" Clyde Fitch's new
n,av written for Nine. ModJeska, will be
staged at the Garrlck Theatre. New York.
on October 2ith.
A spiritualstic seance Is an up-to-
date novelty In "a Social H!ghwayman."
produced by Z. NJ. and Joseph Holland at
the Garrick, in New York.
For the Crown" the play by Francois
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-29
CARD FROM MR. FLANAGAN.
His Account or His DicicuIty with
senator Flood.
PoWHArAN COURTHOUSE,
Sentemher ID lkg5

PoWHArAN COURTHOUSE.
September %. 1896.
TO the Editor OF the Dispatch:
Ny attention has Just been called "a
your corresp ondence from Farmvllle, Va.
dated the 9th instant, and published Ia
your is,ue OF yesterday, purporting 20
give an account OF my personal difficulty
with Senator H.l. Flood. Your cores
pendent has created the impression, ap-
parently Intentionally. that declined an
Invitation" 10 follow Ar. Flood TO tho
court green 10 continue the fight after I
had hurled heavy glass tumbler at him,
which, l am glad 10 say. was successfully
lodged.
After two magistrates had commanded
the peace and order had been restored.
and after l had resented hts insult as
stated. Mr.. Flood declared with en-
phasis that he was responsible for his con-
duct. l heard no Invitation" and be-
lieys that he gave me none) 10 meet him
out OF doors, or elsewhere, 70 continue
the fight. He would hardly have done so
useless a thing. as the magistrates were
present and were masters Of the situation.
and such a meeting was impossible.
s., far as the article conveys or en-
deayOrs 10 convey the contrary OF these
facts. It Is misleading. ! don't seek SUCH
Invitations" as that referred to, and I
don't want them, but II is ernphatically
and equally true that have never yet
ignored one.
WILLIAM ". FLANAGAN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-29
Pro sc.Sor Hnsltn's school.

Among the prominent educational rae
tors OF the city is Professor Hasieffs
School Of Modern Languages, at NO. no
east Franklin street. Professor Hasten
Is the author OF new and original sys-
TEN OF teaching languages, which has
addressed Itself most favorabiy 10 the at
tcntion Of the most prominent educators
and received their cordial endorsement.
The system IS the rsul, OF long experience
and thorough study. II !. simple, quick.
and logical. but thorough. Professor
Ilaslefi's pupils advance rapidly. and they
retain what ;ley learn. the secret Of
his great success Is that his system in
tcrests from the start, the groundwork
ara principles Of language being incul-
Gated by speaking the language from the
very beginning Of entering his classes.
professor Hasleff's scholars take the
highest rank wherever they 70.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-29

Coppee. which Edward Vroom IS to
produce In this country this season, was
awarded the prize Of 1000 by the French
Academy for the best play produced al
either OF the two leading Partisan thea
tres between January, 1891, and April,
1896
Frances Borgla Jolllre. who has been
n leader in the San Francisco -Four Hun
dred" has arrived in New York, and IL
Is rumored that she will make her first
appearance on the stage in support OF
a well-knOwn star. This viii prove a
great surprise TO society, as did Mrs.
James Brown Potters debut.
Creston Clarke is starring this season
in Hamlet" The Merchant OF Venice"
Don Caesar de .Bszan." Much Ado
About Nothing" The FOOLS Revenge"
and "Richelieu" Adelaide Prince. form
erly OF Augustin Days company, is tho
chief actress OF this organization. Mr.
Clarke will appear here November 9TH.
Stuart Robson is 70 revive Dion Bou-
ctcaults Forbidden Fruit" In IL he
made his first notable success as star.
He will present the play here October
10th. IL. Z. ID.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-29
TIE PRESENT ROSTER.
The Mission Mt Monumental Chur, n.

Rev. Mr.. Stickney has received letter
from the Rev. J. ID. Miller Of Green's
boro', y. c.. where DIR. Barrett, who is
20 conduct the mission in Monumental
church next month, has just been preach
ing for several days. In which Mr.. Mil
Ter expresses himself most enthusiastically
regarding the wonderful power OF Dr.
Barrett as a preacher
"You have great treat before you"
he says. "Dr. Barrett IS grand. This
whole community has been blessed by his
coming here. | can give you no IDEA
Of the blessings in store for the people
Of Richmond"
The mission at Monumental church Will
undoubtedly be OF great benefit TO tho
community. Those who have the mat
ter in hand are opposed to any appear
arce Of exclusiveness about II. Invita-
tlons have already been extended 10 all
the rectors Of the city to participate In
the services, and all the Brotherhood men
OF the city have been asked to co-ope-
rat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-29
HERE ARE FEW RANDOM PICklNGS:
Cloak Department.

Your attention is called to the enlarge
ment OF our Cloak Department 20 eon.
he its former capacity. movement
m,de necessary by its great and srow-
Ing popularity. Patrons are cordially
Invited 20 Inspect our Ladies Cloaks
and Capes. ,, -, Co
hoa,.er bolf lined with silk, double
seams. extra large Melon sleeves in
verV '' Nobby Ladies Black and Blue
Chnchilla Jackets, short double breast ,-,.
ed. half III ~ , WIN Ss.Ni7 '''''' '''''7'
Ladies' Double-Breastcd Jackets. OF extra
T,a borrIs or astrach2n. in Blue and
Black. tailor collar and taller n i.,al;
large pearl buttons, extra large Melon
slnnrns 500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-29
Light Police Court Docket.

Few and unintere.tlng were the cases
before Justice crptchteld IN the Police
Court yesterday morning. In addition 70
the usual quota OF persons who paid tho
usual I'm. for oyer-.ndulgcnce. the follow.
ing cases were disposed OF:
John Williams (colored) was sent TO jail
FOR six months as a suspicious character.
James Gardner (eolored) paid 81 for con.
tempt OF court.
Eett!e jasper (co,orsd) was nned 2.W
for a violent assault on Mary Bland.
James Gardner tcolored,. charged with
shooting craps on the street. was assessed
s.
Spencer Reed was fined s2D for as.
orderly conduct. and the case against
Richard Bland (colered), charged VITA
abusing and threatening TO XIII Ne'ss
Jasper, was dismissed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-29
IT IS FINISHED NOW.
n, New Cavalry ArmoFy Ready for
Occupancy By The Troopers.
, HANDSOME STRUCTURE.
s,rnrt Horse Guard VIII Have
Commodious H"me-Driii-Haii
o,hcr Interior Arrangements
,.~,onncI of the Command.

mo handsome armory erected by the
-. seventh street beyond Leigh for
49, STUART Horse Guard. which was be-
.. .s 1875. has been completed. and Is
l. for occupancy. II VIII be officially
,...-..! over 20 the cavalrymen tais week
49,. ., IS presumed that Captain Euser
cd lie command will AT once take pos
session.
r... company Of gallant cavairymcn
,.., been without an ariuory ever since
=. .- .r.,,n.zat,on. and have been making
....- headquarters in FIRST one building
..+ .Hla another This state of affairs
"a t.cn going on fer some years, when
d. .t captain Charles Euker. now
-~.-raant OF the cavalry regiment,
,....! the plan OF erecting cavalry
.-.--. He submitted plans drawn by
,,.t..-t carl Ruohrmund. then mem
D. ~ The troop. 10 the Committee on
....-.s and Buildings Of the City Coun-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-29
Black Dress Goods.

RI inch poucle Dress Goods or Astrachan
cloth extremely stylish. $50
5o-,nch Figured Munie Cheyio', something
5O.inch Fine Storm Serge. in Blue and Jet
Black.sl. .,
fG-inch Rough Diagonal Serge, 75c.
5O-inCh Rough liasonal Se'bo' WV
41-jnch Boucle Dress Goods, zoe.
iG-inch satin Figured Jacquards, 5Oc.
H-tnch Mohair, Sic!an. CSC.
sS.inch Mohair Slcilian, Zoe.
Ss-inch NohaiP Slciiian, 3oc.
0jnch Fancy Sicilian, 3IlAc.
3s-inch All-Wool Serge, 2Oc.
s6-inch storm Serge, l5c.
2O-inch Serge iOc.
3S-inch Cashmeres, PIC.
Full line of Priestley's Black Goods.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-29
New Fall Silks.

New in style. new IN effect. new In colors
and combinations. and new In Weaves;
The shrewd buyer OF SILKS VII mo
buvinc SILK here an agreeable task
Novelty Silks. for waists and entire cos
tunes. in two-tone effects and be tni
ful designs. actual value I5c.. at SOC;
snro'n,oi,, s,jiks I'm stripes and figured. IL.
plaid sinks. in Red and Black, w.
Rack Figured Gros-Grain silks. Sc
Black Figured Gros-Grain silks 81
Black Peau de soie extra tray, value, - a,s,s
Novelties in Evening SILKS ior ""iS''
Evening Silks, in Brocades. all new color
Point d'Esprits, all colors, Ec.