The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1896-04-18

manager TO walt until the end or III
: first act before they We're permitted I
6 euter.
Work on the Wapinitia ditch is pr
crossing rapidly, Il large force of me-
being employed on the construction
G. NJ. Mccoy, Que of the contractor:
t vas ipthe city last -. hit, en- route /
Portland after mat u. III with which t
prosecute the work.
Spokane is to have two Salvatio
armie5-one to follow the founder G
the society, and Il new one to declar
allegiance to his seeding son. Balling
Volunteers, and to be organized int
posts instead of corps.
1t is reported that Is inches of SNOW
fell the last week over in the Lon,
Rock country, says the Heppne
Gazette. Many sheepmen were in tn.
midst of lambing fand the cold snaI
has proven very disastrous to this
industry in that section.
| The Degree of Honor held pleasan n
session last evening. Among the at.
tractive features was the reading OF
the Fern Leaf" edited by Mrs. J. Fl.
Cradlebaugh, and the presentation TO
the lodge by Mrs. Herrin of the pic
lures of the grand officers of this juris-
dictiOn.
Mr.. L. Samuel, manager of the
Equitable Life Insurance Co., spent
yesterday and today in the city. Mr.
Samuel was the founder of the " est
Shore. the brightest journal of it's
class~ever published on the coast. and
which every Oregonian regretted to
see GO down.
A telegram from Coxaca, Mexico.
states that the rebel indians at the
town of Juquela killed all the town
councillors. school teachers. local
priests, chief of police and the telegraph
OPERATOR; in fact nearly every one
holding government place. The
people are in terror.
An Ohio girl poured a cup Of hot
water on the head of her dance for
making fun of her cooking. The
young man sank in a dead faint, the
hair dropped from his head and he is
likely to die. Other thoughtless young
swains will take notice and govern
themselves accordingly.
Today VIM. Lardis and Ida Walters
were given hearing before Justice
Davis on a charge uf adultery. The
case against Mrs. Walters was dis |
missed, while Landis was held in bonds |
of $3.50 to appear before the next
grand jury. Not being able to furnish
the reqired bail, Lands was remanded
to the custody of the sheriff.
The Weiser Signal wound up COM
pliment to a young school ma'am with
q good word about ''the reputation for
she bears " The next day
the school ma'am met the editor and
chased him down the street with a
blue umbrella. ana at every jump in
th,, road she screamed that she hal
never taught she bear in all her life.
The reputation of the fine blooded
stock raised in this section is attract
ng attention abroad, and parties from
/ long distance are coming here for
inc animals. G. Banford, of Chile
B. c., was here yesterday. and
bought three Poland China hogs of o.
N. Juday, of Klickitat county, which
IL will take to British Columbia for
purposes.
The county clerks Office has been
into an incubator for Aus
ralian shepherd dogs FIVE little fell
ows Who, have not yet arrived at that
nature age when their eyes are opened
O this cruel and relentless world, and
Who have been deprived of their mater
lal parent. having been turned over to
he mercies of the force in that office.
hey are handsome puppies. and if
arefully nurtured for couple of ,
months their scalps will be worth fully /
me dollar each.
In giving an account of the rendi
ion of the "'Confederate Spy" yester-
ay. we omitted mentioning one of the
lost important and best sustained
haracters, Clay, the colored gentle
1en who in the third act discovered
he l.lot for liberating the spy. and /
onveyed the news to General Banks
his character was taken by Mr.. John
who rendered his part most
erfectly. and in the list of specialties
ave song and dance that was one of
veHing.
The Mount Lebanon Shakers have {
invented great many valuable things.
hey were the first to make brooms by
the first to put up seeds in
title packages; the first to manufac-
ure cut nails.
Now they are out with a method of
uring dyspepsia by resting the
Their remedy is known as
he Shaker Digestive Cordial. 1t sup
lies food in an artifcially digested
,rm and at the same time aids the di-
estion of other foods in the stomach.
n other words, by the use of the {
haker Digestive Cordial, a dyspeptic
irtually gets along without The use
his stomach until it is restored to its
atural strength and vigor. A single
D cent bottle will Oft-times give
larked relief. Get bottle from your
ruggist and try it.
Laxol is the best medicine for chill {
rem. Doctors recommend it in place t
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From rIdays' Daily.