The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-03-30

Miss Katie Mason, of Island Citv, UNI
county, was married to MIR. Ben F. SmI
on March 27th. The brides fa5her is we
known throughout Eastern Oregon from II
Dalles to the Rocky mountains.
E Y. Judd, of Pendletou, who has in
D returned from a SIX months tour, thinl
wool will open lower this year than las
He ia in the wool business largely, and ss.
, | Oregon wools are 10 big demand compare
with woods from other sections.
Bro Ireland. of the Moro ObaerreT say
! Do the pssky U. 8. enginsers intend I
. put obstacles In the way of completing tt
. locks aud canal at the Cascades? Do the
propose to wait another so years to sc
whether we have a recurrence of the foo
of 1894?
Ayers Cherry Pectoral possesses powerfr
healing qualities, which manifest then
selves whenever this remedy Is employees
10 colds, coughs, throat or lung troubles
Its anodyne and expectorant effects ar
promptly realized. 1t is chemical success
and medical triumph.
Messrs. a. M. Kelsay and J. b. Phirma
have set out this spring so fKr about 630'
fruit trees on their farm three miles beiov
the city This Is delightful place for ar
orchard. The soil is fei tile. it is we'll shell
tered from prevailing winds, and there Is al
abundance of water for irrigation.
Read Ayers Almanac which your drug
gis. will gladly hand you, and note the
wonderful cures of rheumatism, catarrh
scrofula. dyspepsia eczema, debility. hui
inors and sores, by the use of Ayers Sar
saparilla. the only Sarsaparilla admitted at
the W World's Fair.
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Portland. Public gambling has teen sto rpe' ),
and it is proposed to compel the social evil
| TO seek more is'Ired haunts. This sudden
moral spasm is product of the hard times,
and while it will accomplish some lasting
good, most OF the result will be OF tempo
rary nature.
w. A. Beal, of Wells. confirms the re-
port of the sale at Wells of pool of l8, 600
bushels of wheat. The price realized was
40 cents net at Wells for last years wheat,
and AZ for wheat of the ytar preceding. on
which storage bad been paid. Mr.. Beal
had l400 Bushels Of last years and l4S7
bushels OF storage wheat.
Mr.. VIM. McCracken, of Tsgh ridge,
bruised his hand few davs ago by uslrg
shovel, and gaDgrene afflicted the spot.
Wednesday the man came to Drfur and DR..
Dietrich dressed the In jured member. He !
IS determined to save the hand from ampu-
tation If possible. and believes by constant
treatment this may be accomplished.
Newport, according to the statement of
State Superintendent Irwin. will be the
scene of the next state teachers institute,
II arrangements can be made for hotel ac-
conmodatlons. The institute will proba-
bly, transpire 10 July or August, The meet.
IDO fhor ha 10
the Oregon Press Association will help swell
the multitude that will visit that famous
resort this summer
been absent several days on busiuesi con-
nec' 'ei with hls official position. He Ia ex-
pected home from Cilfornia this morrinz,
accompanied by SID Lansing, a Jail breaker |
from union county, who escaped last tall. |
3 erif Pf, OF Union. has been notified,
and will take cha'g. of the prisoner whom |
Mr. Houser is believed to have captured |
near Marysvllle.
TIE fret extension of the Oregon Pacific |
will be To Independence pIarie, twelve |
miles east of the present terminal, where it |
will cor meet with wagon road from Prime
vile aud command the trade of Eastern
Oregon. Valley connections will also be
made in due time, if tbs decision of the
supreme court is favorable. This is the
plan marked out by the purchasers, and
hopes are entertained that it will be carried
out.
Governor Lord received an invitation
some days ago asking that his excellencv
appoint delegates to corres spon1 with the
American Mexican Exposition Co. Yestcr.
lay he appointed the following people to
lct as such: Hon. Henry Failing, PortlandJ
Hon. ]. T. Arperson. Oregon City; Hon J.
B. Waldo, Macleay; Hon. G. G Beekmap,
Jacksonvillei j. W. French. The Dalles;
Nathan Pierce; Milton, and Samuel Elmore.
Astoria.
MIR. Hammond, one of the contractors of
he Astoris raj road, is reported as having
tat, d that 1T was impossible for him and
lis associates to aoat either the stock or
'onda, and If the road is built this year it
must be done by private funds. This Is
cry disooursgipg for the city at the mouth
{ the Columbia; but it Is only question of
little time before the seaport of Oregon
'il take the position in the trade OF the
orthw est that location has destined her to
caupy.
The O. r. & n. Co., always alert to the I
7elfare of, their patti ons, have decided to
iscontinue the mixed passenger and freight
rain leaving Portland 10 the morning and
eturuIng in the evening. and substitute
egular passenger train which will run daily. I
,ciudIng Sundays: Leaving Portland at {
a. ", arriving at The Dalles at l2:l5 P. N.
nd returning to Portland at $50 ?. N
bout April 18th this train will carry an
legaut observation car, and low rates for
be round trip will be placed in effect.
In connection with the controversy be-
ween DIR. Driver and the Oregon Secular
jnion. the Newberg Independent contains {
ie following: '.It would be a source of
,n.iderabls satisfaction to . good many
aeple of Oregon If DR.. Driver. VINO is con.
nually receiving challenges to discuss
,me religious topic with a member OF the G
RECON Secular Union, whatever that may 9
g. would accept the invitation and either ]
ak the everlasting daylight out of them. !.
r quit Dragging 10 much about his ability
, do So" g
A dispatoh announces the death of the 7
ldest United States pensioner, David Mo
[osea Browo, of Grants Pass, Oregon
gsd l03 succeeds to the honor. This
gain calls attention to the fact that persons 1
lore frequently attain the age Of 100 wears {
D the Pacific coast than 10 the East. There
10 a good many persons IN Oregon who
ave finished century, AMI it would testify q
, the healthfulness of our climate if list
these aged people were compiled. Do :
on know of any?
At the meeting of the state medical board
! Portland yesterday one of the applicants,
mo wi not receive certificate, was given
paper on which was printed series of
uestIons relative to anatomy. He carefully 7
djusted his glasses and peered closely at
le conundrums he was expected to solve.
.fter looking them eyer for few minutes. ,
. took off hi glasses, put on his coat and I
'aIked out. To DR. Carl. one Of the beard,
g said in passing: s'chere aiu't dang one
/ those questions can answer, except
ne" "And which is that?" asked DR..
arll. 'Why, that one marked 10. asking
hat Is the constituent part OF bone That's
um. Everyone knows that" and the
isgusted applicant walked out of the room
Land Transfers.
March 28-Heod River Townsite Com
anv tn Nicholas Blllen. lots 1 and