The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-01-05

n was three feet deep, and horses and IT
plugged through the drifts with great
: fcu ty.
- The regular meeting of the Um-zoo-e
D has been postponed until next week.
|. P.V.
The rotary suow plow came through fro
Portland yesterday, arriving in the city
o'clock
Reports from the country st ,te that sno
lies on the ground TO the depth of tro
three to four feet
The snow west of Bonneville is reportt
i've and SIX feet deep, and the feather
fakes sill descending.
The snow is reported very deep near II
Locks, and a. fast the snow pow cieare
the road the wind would fill it again.
The west hound passenger tram arrive
this morning; bat no trains from the we,
have reached the c'ty for the past two day
The line of the Western Ulion betwee
The Dal-s and Portland Is down for di.
tsnce "f ten miles and ges are sent b
way of Il lsnsburg. Wa-h.
Sleighing was indulped in 10 a consider
able extent TODAY, an rhe merry i'm sle %
hells furnish mnsIc which make the hear
10 'ui a. d reminds nne "f former days.
Suckineham's Dye for the Whiskers car
successful in coloring brown or black
Hence its great popularity.
A hook ami ladder company has been or
| g'nz II IN the city. This Is comme"dahIe
| movement, as no organic ,tion of this kind
"as been 10 existsnc: iu the city for several
years.
A message from Bonneville received 'at.
h 8 att-rr Don states that the river Is
bIecked with ice a far as can he seen to
wares the west. This Will not be cleared
for a dav
Grand Master Parker, l. o o F, was
expected 10 be IN h" city tonight to install
he officers of Crlun b lodge No. 5. of thi-
city: hut by reason of hlockaded trains it
wa~ impossible for him to reacn The D,lles
the Regutator will leave her wharf to
mo ROY mnrnIng ~ o'clock FOR the Cas-
"a 'e l. ,r<s where sne WILL CONNECT with
the Daits City. # that steamer can reacn
The mnuth OF the locks from Portland
Tnr average snow tall dur;n. the last
orm wa teet 2 inches. This IS mo .
han usually f ,ls curing he winter, hu- it
will do great de,l' f . od TO farmers. ss
1t will furnish an abundance of moisture for
next wears crops.
By an ordinance passed BY the council
last night property owners are required to
clean the sidewalks Of snow. This should
he attended to 1T once. as the marshal will
enforce tie ptovis'ous of the ordinance
! rIctly.
Street Commissioner Butte has heen
bu~ii, engaged all dsv clean ng the cross
walks of he accumulation of snow Tha
gen l. IN very v,g' Mt aud active; brs
I will tlke me time before he WILL be ab
TO reach every crosswnlk in the city
Dr. Shields, an eminent physician Of |
Tennessee, says II regard Ayers Sarsap-
lrilla as the best blood medicine on earth |
md kno of many wonderful cures ef- |
ected by its use" Physicians all over the |
and have made similar statements.
olds, oughs, bronchitis, and all throat |
md uug diseases are effectively treated
With 4yer's berry Peetoral. 10 neglect
he pse Of proper remedies for these all
nents, is TO induce consumption, which Is
aid to cause one-sixth Of the mortality IN
IL civilized countries*
SUI D. .emeutar, articles of incorp ora t ions
ave been tileii with the county citr9 by |
he Peuileton w o. S; ug & Pacx,ug
House. INCREASING The capItal stock trom
II COO !" $40 90 u;h l. c ase To be rep.
r, uted b, 100 snare. making u total Of
co shares. vaiued at $50 each.
I. rar ssue If VI edne-uay We gave the
rn.e A-AII-s Fiauci, Krolt as pc, SUI ling
8 Geo W hng-Un at ths masquerauo
lif last Mond-y evening Tdis Was a mis-
Ike as MISS kieft as not prc>ent. The
.me Ma gwen the Reporter oI this pIptr
, a member f n; cummIItee # arrauye-
ents.
the last heard fIom the snow piow it had
r'v:'d at b Jnueviiie, aud the ives -b Iund
aiu WAS at the L. ks. This WIS at IL
clc, K today, and, peThap', tne piCw {
eaI ei the track to PorLia his evebiug, 6
he snow quite heavy with moisture, a.d
e road MADE by the plow reuaius, iu
cad OF filling with sno" as it dId ycster. L
~. g
Columbia lodge, No {. o o. F., will r
we pub ic install It on vt utti csIs rouISnt .
K OF z. hall. After pr gram OF ut
AIRY exercises has been rehearsed aud the "
rvIces t the ritual are finish d the MEM
rs aud guests will repair to the vdcaut O
ON adj iaing Mr. ,hu Q. II RIG sto.e, !;
here bal quet will De sci we'd oy MIR. An.
ew Keller.
The reputation of Mr.. M,Kee Rankin is
III known tn all lovers If tile legitim.te
an I, He has aelIPhted au'ilences III every
:, il the country, and stauds IN the font =
Tx OF the p ofes-ion. His visit viii b.
event Iorg 10 he remembered In The
/ es, auo ~ill furnish oar i'iZ ms with a !,
re Opportunity Of witnessing the drama 10 =.
t highest perfection of modern interpreta.
10.
An excaaDge has the following sound ad II
u: " h ther YOU fight Or work., dou'S g
Ike too muc1 fuss about 1t. Tn- h-n r,
ckles after she has 1,id her eggs Tne
ise anh 7z'e OF the LOGON o ives are not
ce. a fCrce is silent. The hee haw of Il
e mule may startie you, but il Is not
ariy so dangerous as his mud legs. Bsar fc
miud that 1t Is the empty wagon that
ties most " hen in motion Tne noise OF ="
2 drum Is due to the fact that there Is p
thing IN it, B AR in mind that you can't c,
'rtle The world by Jumping up and holler-
s-'BoG" Thought is the great motive =.
wer, and don't YOU fall into the mistake u
belieyIny otherwise" IL
a Anong those who went to Dufur on New te
'.r's e, ening AID participated in the uas. a
Grade bali were Mes.rs } NJ and G Z m
nth, Glen A len, john Miller AMI ,rnes A.
nnnsrn aud Misses E nina and j ssie
her. A idie and Mtnnie Jackson an 81
3. El'O Fhe 'g.rs OF the party ol
ated b -ir visitors with the most gen.is-
My courtesy, and did everything p Issible h
their eutertanm+nu. Muse was fur
ned by the V4nde' Dno baud, and was all OF
It could b. desired ,r dancing purposes Il
very eij 'yabie tins Was had by all, and
OCCASION will long be remembered by n
.rY one present
State Normal Schools.