The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1897-05-15
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| last night. He will remain fn~The
Dalles during the wool season. - /


Dalles during the wool season. - I
Messrs. r. Newlin and c. Jones, re-
Gently from Lewiston, Idaho, are con-
ductlng the White House bar for VIM
Wiseman, who contemplates taking
few months vacation. |
Send your orders for barbed wire to
Mays &c Grove, The Dalles. They are
making red hot prices when cash ac-
companies the order. Two pointed
Glidden: wire, at $3.50 per 100 pounds,
and Genuine Baker for S2.45x -
Last night J. Fredricksop, who was
In the employ of the Oregon Lumber
CO.. was severely kicked by a~horse
ana sustained serisus internal injuries.
His physician. DIR. Hollister, pro-
nonnces his injuries serious though
not dangerous.
s Our reporter interviewed Mr.. j. w.
EGondo manager of the Seufert q
Condor Telephone company in regard
To the supreme court decision on the
IBarliner patent and he informs US that
the decision does not affect his company
linany way and that his company Is
there to stay.
On. May Is The Dalles water com
mission will offer for sale at public
auction IS lots we'll located in Dalles
CITY. Some of these lots are the most
desirable property in the city, and the
| purchaser thereof will likely double
his money inside of two years. AS
| speculation there is no proposition Of
| fered that is more certain investment
than these lots.
l. The Bachelor Girls Association,
which is organized in Michigan, and
is organizing in Indiana, pledges its
mem bers by solemn oath not to marry
until they are 25 years old. 1t is easy
enough for girl not to marry until
she is %, without the aid of an oath
bound organization. The sort of or
ganization that many girls are looking
for is one that will enable them to
marry after they are %.
At the Baldwin tomorrow evening
Prof F. Winter Cooper, the blind
phreaologist, will deliver one of his
scholarly lectures. The writer hereof
is personally acquainted with the pro-
fessor and cheerfully recomends him to
the public as of the most learned phre-
nologists on the coast. No one will
regret having heard him speak on the
subject which he has made life study.
The heartless people of Walla Walla
who sent Nicholas White away from
their some time since, penniless and
suffering from eczema in it's most vio-
lent type, would probably have ex-
perienced some feeling of remorse had
they seen him this morning. when he
boarded the train for California. his
sores all healed and quite different in
appearance from when he arrived here.
He had simply been.treated humanely
by the people of The Dalles.
If the weather permits the rifle range
will be open for practice every Satur-
day from in the morning until in
the evening, in order to give all MEM
bers of Co. G an opportunity to take
their turns and still not interfere with
their business. This is an excellent
opportunity for members to become
proficient in the use of arms, and
should be taken advantage of by all.
The range is under the direct super
vision of Cap. A. Ad. Keller.
Between 7 and O'Clock last evening
Maier & Benton's wood team caused a
| genuine sensation on Fourth street
They had been left standing on Second
street while the driver went into q
: business house, and no doubt conclud
, Ing it was time to be taken to the barn
: started off ON their own accord. The
further they went the more anxious
, they got about reaching the barn, ano
by the time they reached Fourth street
were travelling at Maud S. gait
They were given right of way in the
, street, men, @onen and children get
, | ting out of their way, but when they
reached the corner of Liberty street
, they struck tree that brought them
, to a sudden stand. The wagon was
total wreck, though the horses escaped
uninjured.