The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-01-19
From fridays Daily,

Sieighing parties are he ord r of the day
The winter is passing away very agree
abiy.
The fraternal societies in this city are al
in prosperous condition.
The sidew ,lks and crosswaIks are cleaned
from snow, and pedestrians have no reasor
to complain.
Miss Stephenson, daughter of the vic'
president. died at I:l5 this afternoon al
Ahevlle. N. e.
The senatorial contest in the Warrington
legislature will be settled by the caucus OF
| Repub blIca members.
| L. Gillian couusv chinook wiui has
| mslie the snow AID cattle are feedin z Oh
| The bunchgrsss nils
Mr., NJ. ]. Anderson, OF Ddfu-, arrived
| IN the city sterday evening, AMI lett On
the morning train for Si'em.
Perry Watkins is copfDed to his bed
with a serious att OK of {, phoid fever, says
the M, no Ob,errcr. His little daughter
Jennie also has IT.
If the hair is falling out, or turning gray,
reg iring stimulent with nourlshing and
coloring food, haiPs Vegetable sicilian b air
henewer is just the specific.
Toe Telegraph brings the new that snow
storm lie Raging In the Sierra N.v.dis, aud
travelling ye.t~ri. Teams are lJok AIDED,
aud trsrnc Is generally suspended.
The sleigh ride to the Irvine farm this
e euiug prom to he quite literally pat
,aized. l. will be oelighI fui trip, ana
one that can not be enjoyed at all seassus
OF the year.
The c,tizens OF Emmett, Idaho, horse
w HIM ff yUbn
had married l3 year-old gir'; but they
uidn't do thing to the m.n who performed
the ceremony for the fee that was In 1t.
A lady was canvassing the city today for
the Portland Me holds ,-pital. The citl-
zens trea e.! her very libsrally, and she had
n x Oh list of snbscr bers. This Institution
has many cla arity patients, aud all mccoy
received will be pat to good purpose.
The folly of prejudice is frequently shown
by peop.e who prefer to suffer for years
rather than try an advertised remedy
he millions who have no such otions,
take 4 er's arsaparlila f'r blool.diseases,
aud are cured. So much for common sense.
The worldwide reputation of Ayers
Fair Vigor, is due to its healthy action on
the hair and scalp. his Incompatible
preparation restores the original color to
gray and faded air, and imparts the gloss
and freshness so much desired by all classes
of eople.
Winter is not a. sea: on OF misery and
want with some, and to The small boy and
girl, v hen coastinR is rs good as 1t IS at
present 1t furnishes considerable amusement
So far We have heard of 10 acridents. and
10 the ewspaper reporter the tereOtyped
Item ha not been varied with any eycitipg
inc dent
Que Patrick King was arrested last night
for bling drunk aud disoi derly, and was
brought btftre tine recorder tlis morning
and lined S5 tor his Indi erection. He did
not pr. Sent very attractive sppsarauce, as
ne claimed that ST me one had struck him In
the face with beer mug, ana MS nasal up
pend ge showed the tffec.s.
Aceordirg to the constitution of Oregon.
the Iudebt. dness ot a county is not allowed
to exceed 5000 bnt notwithstanding,
neari, ell, If not ali, of the counties ia rhe
state are owing from $50 coo to 100000 |
and Muituonah county IL III debt 500 600.
s m=lh NJ NUT be done to reduer thess
debts, as the interest is piliug up fast |
against the overdue warrants,
MIR. and Mrs. L e. Baker. of Mosier,
were brought to the city Wedne sday. The |
husband Is insane, aud was sent to the asy |
lum yesterday leaving lu charge uf friend, |
Mr.. Powers. Mrs. Baker is an invalid,
and will he rak en- care OF by friends at Mo !
s,er. 1t was fai illustration of the mis-
fortunes incident 10 hGman iite.
Each county should regulate the salaries |
of ,ts servants or officers; says the Wallowa |
Tne state legislature has DO |
more Idea of what is right or suitable TOR |
N pilp "A
The only salary question that the state leg
ls.ature has down pat is thsir own compen-
satIon. which by l.w is little enough, but is
swelled by jlnketlDg trips |
and other side Issues.
The cost of the Peudletori seourlng.mil |
plant. machinery all ready in, mills and
warehouses already up and those upon
y hich construction has commenced, will |
foot up nearly 1000 There are some
new machinfs vet 10 arrive from the east, 1
purchase of which has already b. en- msde.st
This mskes of the Pendieton securing mill
the must complete plsnt on tine coast, anil
lndeed the copcern. as operated during the I
past season. was more complete than a1y |
oEher in the est
Arlington Record: Jay P. Lncas gave
notice to the county court this tune that be
would In the near future tender his resigna-
tion as county clerk, givIns b reason
that his brother. who has been III charge of
his mothers farm sIuce the death of ms
father. has Acc p Ell position n '.---i a ng
his removal to Portland. and Mr. Lucas
b ..ing been asked by his aged mother TO
move down and take charge Of the old home
farm, he teels that 1t Is impossible TO refuse /
such re quest and intends 10 take charge OF
the place in the spring. The Ln;as farm ia
one of the good farms Of the valley, abG ~
a section we'll improved near Monmouth.
The Pendleton Tribune says that In the |
local 10 oiees of knights of Py ihiss and U I
Fellows several members are communicates
of the Catholic church. SInce the rece at
denunciation OF these secret societies by the
pope, they have been confronted with their
conflicting positions, aud the m-jnrity have
decided not to sever their lodge connection 8,
Tee statement has been au horitariyeiv
made ID Spokane, tnat all Cab lbs in the
see OF Washingt and who are at present
members of the Odd Fellows or Knights Of
Pythias. are not to be debirred from taking
the .arraments of the churcn by reasjn f
belonging to these societjss.