The Peoples Store;
I AIwva the Cheanest.
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No Shelf worn stuff at our store. Everything bright, new and
clean. Remember when you buy a suit of clothes, hat or necktie at
our siore you get absolutely the BEST and LATEST in STYLE
. which puts you in line with well dressed men. Excellent values in .
1 DISS II. Ml
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Shoes for everybody at
visit our store we will treat you fairly and will convince you of
" our ability to save you money and that g- 7
"IT PAYS TO TRADE AT" $
The Peoples Store, i
I. ABRAHAM, Proprietor. &
THE PLAINDEALER.
DECEMBER 4. 1899.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
-4 bicycle (ladies') to trade for
Apply at this office. A good
i:;tia.
To exchange for wood, a good second
hand White sewing machine. Apply at
. his office.
Trembling hands, weak limbs and on-
' steady gait. Hodyao cares. All drag-
g'St, 50 cents. 1
A. good black kid glove can be found at
tbe KoveUy Store for $1.50. It will pay
you te try oar kid gloyes.
Female complaints, pale, sallow com
plexioas, headaches, nervous dyspepsia.
Hud? a a cores. All dmgeUts.
When yon come to Portland remem
ber and have your teath fixed by I)r. M.
W. Davis. 163.S' First St. (j--)
After all others fail to give you eatis
faction take your watch to J. T. Bryan
and be will make it ran for yoa. (nl4d)
P. F. Roberts and F. Boyd of Glendale
and J. A. Rice, Myrtle Creek, were reg
istered at Hotel Oregon last week. Val
ley Record.
A fine $65 C. G. Conn, cornet model
Solo alto horn, burnished silver, go'.d
tipped, good as new. Only $23 at T. K.
Ricli&ruboj'i.
Dr.Twitchell is at Pottiand attending
the trial of Frank McDaniel, who is
Charged with tbe murder of Clara Fitch
on the night of Jaly 19th.
Tw oteads are better than oce." If
theVae yoa have is dall and heavy yoa
need Hood's Sarsaparilla. It will give
yon prompt relief.
Tbe Ladiee' Aid Society of tbe M. E.
Cbnrch have for sale carpet rags sewed
and wound. Call on Mrs. O. F. God
frey or Mrs. A. C. Mareters.
' airs. R. ChBrchill, Berlin, Vt., says,
"Oar baby was covered with tanning
sores. De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve
cored ber." A specific for piles and
(kin diseases. Beware of worthless
counterfeits. A. C. Mareters A Co.
ACKERS' ENGLISH REMEDY
III stop a coJih at any lane, and will
care tbe wo.st cold in twelve hours, or
money reloaded. 23 cts. and 50 cts.
For sale at Lapp's d. ng tiore.
We desire to call attention to the holi
day advertisement of Yonng Sam on our
;.-2''.h page. Sam is oce of Roeebarg's
c'ir A citizens and oar people eboald give
L "3 a fbare of their holiday trade.
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"1 bad dyspepsia fifty-seven years and
never found permanent relief till I need
Kodol Dyspepsia Care. Now I am Irel
and feel lixe a new man," writes S. J
"Tieminc. Vlorray. Neb. It is the bes-
ducestant known. Cures all forms of in
digestion. Pbysiciacs everywhere pre
en be it. A. C. Marsters A Co.
Hon. W. F. Benjamin writes ns that
himself and wife are located at 424 Mc
Allister St.. San Fransisco, and that they
are both enjoying good health. They
have been somewhat disappointed in the
weather, which has not been anything
to brag on since they have been there.
Wanted
Two hundred wood choppers and 20
teams. ' Highest prices, firtt class tim
ber, steady work.
Campbell A Alexander.
CotUK'ork, O.-egoa.
HELLO!
SANTA CLAUS.
Bring me something from that very pretty
assortment or
Bohemian Ware
at the Novelty Store. That's what Mothers,
Sisters and Sweethearts are saying. They
know too that we can save old Santa a good
bit on his numerous presents. Any of tbe
following are good suggestions for presents.
Beautiful Dress Paterae,
Best Kid Glove,
Pretty Dressing Sacquee,
Capes and Fur Collarette,
Silk Hoae Supporters,
IcaJJ Fascinators,
Silk and Wool Mittens,
Infants
Initial and Silk Handkerchiefs, Shoes
$10 Menfc' Knit, Ladies'
ttOVELTY
El III ill. I
prices which always please.
For first class dentistry
Little of Oakland.
f U Ur
For fine ehoej aak for Dr. A
Reed'c
cushion 6hoe, st Josepheon'e.
Willis Kramer, of the popular Myrtle
Creek mills, was in Roseburg Saturday.
Special as le of s ik piaeb.es for 25,40, t
50 and 73 cents per yard at Jot spawn's.
Bond, the watchmaker sells spectacles
at lowest prices and can fit them cor
rectly.
FpR Sale. A good milk eow. A good I
horse to trade for wood or grain. En- j
quire at ibe Plaisdealkk office. (da24)
E. DuGas. M. D.f member Board of
Pension Examiners. Office. Marsters
building residing corner Douglas and
Jackson street.
Dr. Isabel dgick has now secured!
offices and -esiJenca at the S. E. corner
of Case and Main streers in the hone of
Mr. Geo. II. Cnorchil.
J. B. Clark, Peoria, I!I.,eaye, "Sur
geons wanted to orate on me lor pile,
bat I cared them with DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve." It is infallible for piles
and skin diseases. Beware of toniter-1
feite. A. C. Marsters A Co.
11 you a l vet look us yoa h ate made
mistake. We are the people yoa are
looking for, we have them. Low prices
are at our store. R.tE&Rtcz.
Houi Ftinishers.
Mr. J. Sheer, Sedalia, Mo., saved his
child's life by One Minute Cough Care.
Doctors bad given ber np to die with
croc p. It's an infallible core for coughs,
colds, grippe, pneumonia, bronchitis and
throat and lung trouble. Relieves at
once. A. C. Mareters A Co.
It takes but a minute to overcome
tickling in the throat and to stop a
cough bv tbe use of One Minute Cough
Care. This remedy quickly cures all
forms of throat and lung troubles.
Harmless and pleasant to take. It pre
vents consumption. A famous specific
for grippe and its after effects. A. C.
Marsters A Co.
M0KI TEA POSITIVELY CURES
sick headache, indigestion and conetipa
sioo. A delightful herb drink. Re
moves all eruptions of tbe skin, produc
ing a perfect complexion, or money re
funded. 25cts. and 50 eta. M. F. Rapp,
druggist.
Mrs. M. E. Wilson closed ber school
at Scottsburg last week, and after a few
days visit with her cousin, Merchant Ira
Wimberly, and family, returned to her
home in Roseburg. Mrs. Wilson taught
a very creditable term of school at
Scottebarg and gave tbe patrons of that
district good satisfaction. Watchman
M. M. Strawn'of Yoncalla, while
wprkicg with the S. P. section men
near Comstock last Saturday, met with a
very severe and pa'nful accident by get
ting his foot mashed. He was brought
to this city and after an examination by
Dr. Wade, be was ordered sent to tbe
Company's Hospital in Portland. We
hope to chronicle bis complete recovery!
soon. Watcnman.
We earnestly request our patrons to
bring their new ads or changes for old
ones, to the office on tbe day before press
days, wbich are Mondays and Thais-
days. We deeire to accommodate oar
friende, bat when we set ads on press
days it sometimes makes as very late in
going to preee.
JisT Received. A large line of string
ine'raments, violins, mandolins, gnitars,
banjos, also a large Etcck of smaller in
struments. Violins from $4 np. Mando
lins from $7 np. Accordions $2 to $10.
Other instruments in proportion. Great
value in these instruments. Seo them
at T. K. Richardson's.
Umbrellas and Mackintoshes,
Purses, Large Assortment,
Rhinestone Combs,
Glove, Necktie and Handkerchief Boxes',
Dolls, Tea Sots and Toys,
Perfumes and Toilet Articles,
Fancy Shoes,
for all feet,
Slippers,
CASH STORKS.
filBI
If you will
A fine line of epiay pttmus
ill & Woollens
Cooicl
Eugene Porter, of Rice Creek,
km a
c ly vis'tor, Friday.
Oar good friend, Wm Vincent, diepped
in Saturday for a chat.
Read every word of the Novelty lore's
new ad. It will pay you.
Pi ice reduced on WincV.edte." iles at
Cnnrcti'.! & WoollyV
Pain in loins, puffed eyelid?, palpita
tion of heart. Hudyao cures. All drug
J gists, 50 cent.
Special sle cf bdd en's t vfetal
wool underwe I. Cerent r- JrTe t,
at Josepbsoa'a.
Mrs. Ab Harolia and children of Port
land, are visiting tbe family of W. If.
Drenan in Roseburg.
Either chickens or turkeys can be
hatched io a Petelunia Incnba'.or. Sre
them at Churctill & WcolleyV.
Do voa snow a bargin when tot ree
it? They are lookio you 6t-a:gbt in
tbe eyes when yoti are in our store.
Rica & Rice.
A cumber of persons have ssked n
who to apply to, fr an appointment as
censns enumerator. Ail appiii.ntPti
eboohl be addressed io B. C. Wino, Al
bany, Oregon.
Hoc. S. H. llau&'d nd wife cf
Empire City, C job county, wer in thU
city Saturday on their return rom
Salem.
Jast see tie money 30a old hive
made if yoa bad - bought an incubator
last season. Talk with Chart-bill A
Woollev.
Capt. Mttbers left on the morning
local for Portland where be will attend
to business of importance to this part of
tbe state.
DeWitt's Little Earlv Ri$rs puni
the Mood, clean the liver, invigorate
tbe system, rsmoas little puis lor con
stipation and liver troabe:i. A. C
Marsters & Co.
T. B. Johns of Glendale, who has been
attending Circuit coort, drooped in for a
chat Tboreday, and took occasion while
here to drop something into tbe exche
quer of the old reliable family newepip?r,
I was nearly dead with dyspepsia.
tried doctors, visited mineral springs,
and grew worse. I need Kodol Dyeyep-
sia Care. That cured me." It digests
what yoa eat. Cures iodiyeetion, soar
stomach, heartburn and all forms of
dyspepsia. A. C. Mamers Jt Co.
Ex-Governor Lord will leave in a day
or two for his new mission in tbe Ar
gentine Republic. He goes by way of
Washington city where be will consult
with the praident aqd the state depart
ment in regard to his duties.
Mia Annie E. Goanijg, Tyre, Mich.,
says. "I suffered a long time from dye-
peppia ; lost flesh 'fend became very eak'
Kodol Jlrvopepeia Cue completely cured
me." it chests what yoa eat ana cares
all forms of stomach trouble. It never
fails to give immediate relief in the
worst cases. A. C. Marsters & Co.
ACKERS' DYSPEPSIA TABLETS
are sold on a positive guarantee. Cares
heart burn, raising of tbe food, distress
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after eating or any form of dyepepsii.
One little tablet gives immediate relief
25 cts. and 50 cis. For B ile at M.
Rapp's drug store.
Rev. S. Jones, psstor of the Piesby
terian cbnrch at Jacksonville, Ore.,
spent Sunday at Myrtle Creek, where be
held services and tben came on to Rose
burg on tbe overland. Tbe Rev. gentle
man made tbis office a pleasant vinit
this morning and departed on tbe mora
ing local for Salem.
A Half Dollar in your
hand is worth saving.
Guess on Gold Watch
with every Dollar
Purchase.
Men's Hats or Neckwear,
Ladies' Dog Collar Belts,
Men's Fancy Dress Shirts,
Boys and Mens Sweaters,
Jewelry that wo can guarantee, and at very
Seasonable Prices,
I. A. Den, o( Kiddle w:i city vis' r
Saturday.
A b'g leduciinj .n Etb.u.. lim i
at CbnichU & WcDlley'e.
Jeeeo T. Totnphson, of 0! Valley
was in Roseburg, Fiiday.
Walter Kent, one of Drain's populnr
merchants, was in Roseburg lut weok.
J. B. Harris, one of Myrtlo Creek'ri
piominerit Iruit growers, watt in tiie city
Friday.
Ladies, if you are looking for white or
colored tslftsta silk, you'll BlJ a ii .ca lin
here. Novelty Store.
Mr. TuniclilT, agent of the Wells Fargo
Express at this place, left on this morn
ing's local for a t'Fief visit at Wallace,
Idaho.
Tbe show windoR of our ui'Tt hauls
thus tsrly, iodxale that tbe stock of
htlidny gjods will be of more ttiAii usnal
t iauty and vvlue.
Miss Laura E. Jones, of the Drain
Watchman, errived down, Wedneeday
afternoon, to spend Thanksgiving with
relatives end friends. Collage Grove
Loader.
Mrs. John F. Matthews bas returned
from a vitit with relatives at Fort Jones,
Calif. She was accompanied by ber
father-in-law, Mr. J. S. Matthew?, who
will visit here for a short time.
Engineer Jack S.ott and family, la'o
ly of Roseburg, have moved into tbo
Conklin residence on Euhth street te
cently vacated by Mrs. Thorn ( sou and
family. (irants Pass Observer.
Mrs. Tbomas Kr, who bas been vis
iting ber dar.gbte-, Mr. O. f. Ccehow,
in this city, - oei io Ashland tcday to
joiu Lei LoebiLd. Tliey expect to go to
CaiiitTiiia soou to spend the win'err
Auvjiitf oar bus. Less men who under
stand ai)d upprtciate the vauecfawell
written, well displa;td adverti-t ineut in
agojl, live Lewspapsr, it Ilia firm of
Rice A tlice, the llocee Eurcishtrs.
Look out for their holiday ad-.
II. L. McN j'lb, ul S evenf, who spent
a few d.ns via, ting relatives iu U:B:l.urj
W is a neii-o i d cailer h this office Fri
day. II lepoftj t ia mes in his
neijt.borh 1 have pre ly neJ completed
tha s-uo's iwing t.f grain.
Frel J. M-jnter a i l tuo;her, Mrs.
Fr.d Meiuier, if Yuca'Ia, wero vL-itii.g
in Cor.ag- (1 rjve, during t l.e part Wi ck ,
Ttiey went to fbed I, ibi et ito, M ii-lav,
k-r a viit -w its Wm Tait i.od fjinily
f. iineily uf tliis plv." 'Jotii3! i ove
LnU-r.
Ine mary 1 i ' C- .dir or .l
CI V3 .'I S i ' S! tit !! S-.i io
th ru-:!j y i x ::-r.,:e j 1. a n
rr-.-c 1 n i.h sti. iVuii t' .'1 k ,ci U.it
a lew (' iiii 1, no 1 in t;cea ft-r.d
to his run, with the same standing cn
the took of the totcpat-y as befoie his
eus r.
The .. 1'. 11. ri.ii. jj overland pa'eeoger
t'a'n. i.u 'i kit len fioppioif t Ud
,-'H l-.r iiea!r!, now t.kes b'r.iiil St
heie, ui:' ut ive na hi; wed for that
pitrp e . f k o cl 1 to note tiiat the
tssuuif 11:1:1 iu c. 1 . managers gave
cur eo,ile of the auvin'ares to he de
rived frjm the new ion pro tria ul here,
wete not underrated.
Oa Dec. 12ta tbe Grao Opera Company
wi'l appear a: the Opera House io their
rea"est enes "Wang." The theatre
goiug people and those that ere not reg'
u!ai patrons should turn out and see this
splendid company in ibis comic opera
It only bv the greatest effort that
Manager Strocg bas secured It.is com
pany for above date, snd if reop"e want
them to come back aain at some future
dale, they must tarn ont and piiron:i9
them and assist tbe management in fill-
iuz the hojfB to its canaci.r.
Capt. S. S. Mathers, special ant of
tbe general land office, arrived here by
private conveyance from Cottage Grove
Taesdav. Capt. Matbets keeps op his
work ia wijter as well as summer, and
although .not long a resident of tbis
state, Le manages to get along ith the
gentle "Oregon mis'." about as well as
ils rative uregomans. this cuice ac
knowledges a very pleasant call from the
jovial, intereelicg and good natored
Captain dating his brief stay here, lie
left Wednesday for Roseburg to dine
Thanksgiving, with, to use his ova ex
pression, "tbe best woman on earth"
bis wife. Watchman.
Tbe trial cf Frank McDanWl charged
with tbe ma.der of Mies Clara Fitch, at
Portland on the night of Jaly 19tb, is
now in progress in that city. Up to -.ha
lime of adjournment on Saturday, nine
witnesses were examined, their teeli
mony relating almost wholly to the find
iog of the body, its condition when found
and iu removal to tbo morgue. As is
usual during such trials, the court room
is jammed every day with a morlii
ctowd of people anaonj whom have been
a large number of women and youths
Tbe case will no doubt occupy tbe atten
tion of the court for a week or two.
Mr. A.E. Nichols of South Doagla?
made as a pie. sant cull laU week while
in ti e city. Mr. Ntchuls is one of the
best known and most highly resptc:ed
slock mea of Doajas cjutitv. lie
served out the unexpired term cf Mi. W
L. Wilson, as coiiuty comn.'!;s. ner i
1S97-S, niaSiirg a veiy cji'jKh and eL ;
em commitsioue '. Mr. Nichols bas
majiv ;(;i u03 wiio tiioutit mi euouia
have had l!ie uomiajfion fir commission
erlaet ye.r, and li e? will ite'.el ibat be
be gvi'ti iho nonintioii next yrar,
Theie U nj do i'ot bat ill .t he ran
elcc.i-d if u'i:iuii.'.t!il u.l tiii're appeal
to he a dlrpobitioa on the paitof the ft
publicacs to jiivc Liai tbe Lominalion.
Com.
EICE. In
tbis ciiy Nov. 30, lS'A to
Mr. and Er. M
F. Rice, a daughter,
Notice.
There arc in progress a eerit-s of union
meetings he-id in the Wttt Itoaehor
chapel to continue every evening dtirin
the jiresout week under the leadership o
Rev. E. M. Marsters. All are cordially
invited to attend.
Oakland Letter List.
Remaining uncalled for in the Oaklan
poetoffice. Persons calling for the ie let
fers will please state (he date on which
Ihev were advertised. 1 Dec. 4, 1899
Blount, Jack Oliver, A. K.
Dunhing, Mrs Josia Reed, J. V.
Lowman, Harry Scott, John
Nfjland, J. J. Thorne, Ed D.
Vernon. Ralph
The letters will bo charged for. at the
rata of ono cent each.
V. C. U.vnsuwooji.
Postmaster.
Commencing with November ist, we will give with each $1.00
cash purchase, a chance at the $50.00 prize, which we will give
to the person holding the lucky number. The drawing will
take place on
Our prices 011
Ladies' and Men's furnishings, Millinery, Boots, Shoes and Hats
Are right, as are those in our other depurtments, and inspec
tion will convince you that w emean what we say. Mail ord
ers promptly filled. Send for samples.
301 and 303
Distinguished Testimony
No secret society in the wri 1 stand higher in nohle a.ns and charitable
accomplishments than the Knights of Pythias. That order is doicg great good.
and one of its haest institu
tions is the Ohio Pythian
Home, at Sprimnield, Ohio,
which is ably presided over
by Superintendent Lc Fevre
and his wife. Mrs. Ca'.ii I.
Le Fevre, the matron. The
latter has recently written a
letter, which will command
widespread attention because
of the promiuence of the
writer. It is as f-il'ows:
Messrs. W. H. Hooker &
Co., New vork: Last vear I
imxX Acker's Engiish Remed
ckcr l-.ng.isli Kemecv
s-.icjettion of ft frientr.
senoas. loa-stAsdicg )
r.t the s
lor a ser
ttiroat difficulty and
iv hard cocrh. I
many we'.l-sjv-ikcn cf prcpira-
ti-as without rctci. I tan
honet!v sav that Acker's
Fnglish Rcmetlv removed the
d!ic;ilty and t.to;i;td the
"...u. u.u uv. t r.Mi.
or use more tnaa tarec tot-
ties, and at least oae-half of ths Ust is
nicians with no permanent res i.ts.
The friend to wham Mrs. l-e Fcvre
Englili Rtnstuv n Mrs. W. Is. Ch;'.:oa. wife the j.tesidest of the 1 107
Transfer Co., of "Troy, Ohio, where t'i:s remedy ha accomplished rna-.y other
cures in Throat and" Lung Trouties. In conversation with aa acrjuaiaUmco
Mrs. L Fevre also said: "If you will ca'l on Mr. W. H. Sehanss, a proniiaent
china and art merchant of Springfield, 0':.io. yn-i will fir.d that he, too, lias had
any amount of experience with Acker's Eci;!:!: Remedy ia his fajaily, and
thinks they cannot keep house without it.""
Acker Engl:h Remedy is .i.a ry
fm! roar hmmt vill be rt!!!! in tis
Vartrd State. od Cuuit Ia !:ns'a.-'S.
For sale by M. P.
School Report.
Folloaing is th teport of tlits tcbool in
Diet. o. 00, eadirg ov. 24, 1S'.J:
Naoiber of duvs taught 40.
Number days atlimiauce 41.
Namber ecrol'ed 29.
Number times tardy 11.
Number boys enrolled 11.
Number gi la enrolled 9.
Average No. belonging IS.
Average daily attendance 16.
Thoae ente ed on the icll of Lonor are:
Mildred Htcee. Elaio Hai3tj", Ivan
Haines. Oliver Haice, EJith Ilaioec,
Agnes Hiincs and Dorothy Ua:ree.
Thofe averegiag aUove e5 per cent in
Seal elimination were: Ralph Wais-
ecolt Mildred IUinep, Ivmii lUi.ej, Ag -
nes v aiu'eou, u.ivr iMHie.', r.u.iu
.... j . .- I t . - 1 .U
liaines, Walter Haioee, CV-.l
Fred Kiiey and Dorothy Iliue.
MaR 1'. CilNX 'N,
Teacher.
DUFFY'S RESTAURANT.
A Prst-ciass retUuract lias been
oiie'i'-d on Cts b'reet. opposite the
I r10'. hich maybel al la- 'i ovf-
t . tii cten, tcau, ?:e'.A, lone!;'..', r.nd
:d. aieitl t.t oil hour, reti! n-t i)s
rorwd. "I.'iiicbra and ijuitk int.;!-?
i a lr-ad v.a?eji't-r.s fwou'tjf. For
liiit hnn,'.y ieelinj be r-ure and call at
DulIVe reftdurar.t, price" refi.c.i't'le.
Bill Poster and Distributor.
Having bill board in thebett locations
in towiv, I am prepared to d ) all ROtk in
thi line on short notice.
If. G. Hot titoi.iM:it,
Iloseburs, Orc;oa.
I 01
niiliiiiiiL
That is why 'our business bus more than
thribbled in ,the past year. We started
with the belief that a pleased customer
would be our best advertisement and
such has proved to be the case.
Eiraijs mmn m i
best ii m i m -- m m.
DRY GOODS, CLOTHINC5, HATS,
CArS, BOOTS, SHOES, FURNISH
ING GOODS, FAN Of" GOODS, NO
TIONS, RUBBKR 1JOOTS, OIL
CLOTHING.
Agents for the Salem Woolen Mills Tailor Made
Clothing and MeCalls Bazar Patterns.
C.
FISHER & BELLOWS.
Wi Cash
Iven Away.
Jan. ist, 1900.
Jackson St.
I -. r PfVBi- Oh: PTlr.ta.1 Hotnft.
on I and. I also coasmtea phy-
tSieC) Cauir 1: L: rivKe,
refers as hsViUy s.iggcsted Ackers
3"i;.ti under a po;t-re r:i-nte
i.;u. . r?; 1
i '. k. . r. eai
toe. r '.a ?i
Rapp, Druggist.
Notice.
!
Vr.i'.eil states Lan.l OT.c?.
f:.i.r -.. Or., Nov. :sW.
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. h.-ri.f cura iSt t iv Orvjtja and
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iaa ;'. ir.; tat- m: i tvv put sc tot in-
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, 17, l .'.ei,
.j.'.il. r.;.:il
i:iiiii i!i ui-jl fi;ir jiuvs ij'-Ww ing the title
ut ni.iv-e. i.iot cl r-r v.utest a:n: Ihe
eiaim ol the1 ri '..-! jiuh to ay Irct ur mbiivi
iiu withan av.r section r frt ' Mftiou, le-
eribel la itt. :it. t'i !, aroait'l that the Mine
l mure vi ;aui tor i;u,irai 1'ian !r asmeoi
taral n. m , .u 1 1' rf" h 1 cni ntd tat
r'Ir; to ttic ltc;irl IjiiiJ OQiiv at Wahicg
toil, V. C.
J. T. ERI!XiE.
K':r;.ser.
J. II. BnT
Keeei'.ut.
"One Mi:.rs'-. Cure is th- best
remedy I tver u.-.il c 'ujhs and roldi.
It ia titicij'i'J! 'd If who.pi.'itl conslt.
Chi. drill u l l.ke it," wr;!en 11. N Wil
liatu, Li. i:tr v.Ile, Ird. Never fails.
I' i.o the c::!v LurtuitS' remedy that
yive immPili.'.te reaoll. C;ir- cciih?,
e )l l, hoas:'Rf, croup, i itentnonia,
hronvbfiji si'id ull t'i".:'a d iutig trnu
t-le. rstiuly ti-n p-evei.t consntnt
tion. .. C. Mai:i f iS: Co.
1.
K. STORE.
i Tinier jh.
JOSFIPHSOFS
1 y- t&i l
L i3 I
Roseburg, Oregon.
STATE OF OREGON,
EXtCmVK UEPARTMEXT.
Salm. Koven:hpr 21. 1S .0.
In accordance with tbe provisions of an !
ac; entiiiei i'An act submitting to tbe!
electors of the Male cf Oregon at the ten-1
eral election to bo held on the first Mon
day in Jane, l'JOO, tbe pending proposed
ccnstitotronal amendments," a; proved
Feo.'oaiyl?, ISid, I, T. T. (jut. (iover-
uor o!
f Ilia ril. r I ri. A., fc
cu:e
t:.e fcl'ow:cg prcpDtd rniecl-
met.U to the cocslitnticn cftboStite cf
Oregon, as cert'Sed to by Vie Secret -v
of State, to be published for live crsei -
!
ntive weets in "Te Eoe!org . Plain-- "c cg" ar'a "1,Jec to tbe relation an !
deal a," a niwpaer published in tte l ccn!f0' c v e a'j io th9 macner pre
Stecnd Juiiqa! D -tret ' ftheSta'e ofiECriie1 b-T C-t tbe right to nse
Oreir-n. " n! i ? n e s-?ch wateti shall be
Done at te Capitol, ;
!eal!-
at Si'ttn, O.e?on, thia
tuenij-li.-ttday of Nov-
.einuer, A. D. Is.r3.
T. T. OLLE,
Ey the Goytrnoi : Governor.
F. 1. Pl'MlAB,
SecTejry cf S:ate.
SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION No. 4
Le it isEolved b- the ticnate. the
House eonenrrirg, This tbe following
amendment to the CcotUtotioa .f the
fc-tate of Oregon be and is hereby pro !
"That Scticn 10 ot AttiJe XI cf the j
Constltoticn of the S-ito of Oregon b
ana tne Fame is tere-y abtci'.t J and ui s
lieu thereof Sectioa Ucf Article XI rhll
b? t fallows:
AkTil LK XI.
"Section 10. No county, city, town
school district or ether municipal corpo
ration shall be ollowed to become io
debted in any manner or for any p'irp- ti
to an amount incluJir.g present extticg
indebtedness in the segregate cxt-eeding
five per centum on the value ifth tax
able property thereto to be ascrtaiued
by the last aeee!mett for Stale and
County taxee previous to tbo icenniag
of eoch indebtedness.
"Adopttd by tbe Senate Jan. 30, 1SJ3.
C. TV. Fi ltox.
Treeident cf the S-nate.
"Concurred in by the Houie Felv 2,
!Sv3.
"V. P. K.vdv,
Speasei cf the House.
"Adopted oy the Secate Jaa" SI, 1SU5.
JcErn Slvos,
PrcfiJent cf the Senate.
"Concurred in by the House Feb. 4,
ISM.
Chas. D. Vookes, .
Speaker of the lloure.
SENATE JOIST RESOLUTION No. 13.
Da it resolved by the Senate, ti e
11. use concurring: Tuat the following
amendment to the constitution cf tha
Siale of Oregon, in lien of Section Ten
of Article Seven (7) be and the me is
hereby proposed, to wit :
"Sev-tjcs 10.
"The Legislative Assembly may pro
vMe fur the election cf Supreme and Cir
cuit Judges in distinct classes, one of
wlvch cLsies shall cocsist of five Jus
tices cf tbe Supremo Coiirt, ho shall
n y. per.'orm circuit doty;acdtt;e other
i bsi shall c insist cf as many Circuit
Ju.Ig.s as miy be deemed i.tcessary,
who eha'.l hold full terms wiihr.e.t allot
ment, and who shall h kt; tie same oath
a t:: urelIle JuJe:'.
' The Lea'slative As(fmb'y may create
as u;any C;icu;?! t8 tuny bo nices ary.
"Adoj-t.-d by t.'.e Senate Feb. 15 lSt'3.
C. 7. Ft LTO.N,
President cf the Senate.
"Concurred in by the House Feb. 15,
189.1.
V. P. Kevdv,
Speaker f the House.
'Adct t. d by the Senat ? J in. IStVj.
Jossrii SiM' .s,
President of ihe Senate.
"Concurred In by tbe House Feb. o,
1395.
Cms. II NUvkks,
speaker ! life IL-rse."
HOCSE JOINT KESOLCTION No. U. i
Ui'i'olv.d by tlie House, 'lie Sin.ite
cocurrin$: Timt the followii; aiiii;:il
ment to tbe Constitution ot tli State cf
Oreou be and hereby ia propo?d :
"Thrt the Constitution boatiende l bv
dddiiiK Article 15) aa f..l'owJ, to-wi' :
Ar.Ti''LE xix
"Se-tirn 1. Tlio icesuv rte of
l.tr.d.i '-ir the cot-strm tton i f res' rv-.ir- r
storage basing kr the pnrioe of irr'jM- j
or f . r lights of wav f-r li.e coi stiticli'X-
of canaU, diteher, flumes ir lip?. t c-i-1
vey water to tfce place of us for uny n-e
ful, boneSv'iil, ur neeasearj purple, i r j
for draiuano r for dranuu id
mines or ' tlix workit-s there
of, by inoaiiM of loads raiUo-nls.
tratuwars, eitt, iunns. i-h.'.-. h ':':
works, d'liup or otlur neee-isary means
to lluir complete devtilupmeiit or any
jher u ae neosflaary to the cempleted
S ib s'te or p-- s-rv r i )r. of the health f
j its inhabi ants, it her ;',y dlared to be
puu.icaseaod ei'jict to the regtila-
tion 3 J CQatr-'l of the s ate.
v.u. n,e Mjui to appropriate
tie naappropruted waters of any nataral
stream to beneficial uses shall never b-
denied.
"Section 3. The use of all water t n-w
appropriated f jr sale, rental or dis-ria-tioD.atsoof
ail w'er orivinally appr--priated
for privjt tt., but whrcb. af er
toeh appropiiat-o!., h bt-re-'ed-re bees
ior.n,9r n'T. Ur ' tented or di-
S triou'e - ' her-i.y declared to be a pnb-
E';'3 to -r.cj ir v sior.j of taw foe tbe
umgei prive property forpablkor
private te aa tori ,'ed in Section IS, Ar
ticle 1, of the Constita'.ioa of the Bute of
Oteoc.
"Section 4. Tls right H collect Ui
03 or compensitioa f:r tbe os4 of wate
suppi'd to oy conoty, city, town tr
w -.u t dun . 1 1 r nhi iaau thereof, ia a'
fr;ch.:f-, jr.! earno; te t zeroised rx
ept br R)!hii y of and in a saanver
EtetK-rt'ei i.v l.ar
. A.,opte , ly Uo fA '
, s ce ' 1! r.-h - iv, .
Sicker of the House.
"Adop'cd by the Senate Feb. 17, 133
(S gee j March'
1S03.)
C. V7. Pines,
Pfe-'tltat of the S nate.
"Adopted oy tha House Feb. 6. 1395,
Cms. B. Moo km,
Speaker cf the Hoose. "
'Concurred io bv th-i Senate Feb. 13,
JoiKH s-iiiojr,
r.'esx'.-ct of the Senate.
iitiusE Jc-ixr it evolution no. 2
Propoeio; aa amendment ti tbe Cji
stituti)a of ;ha S:a:- of O.-egja by te--peairc
S?c:i:n 33 of Article 1.
'"Reeoived by the Hwre, tba Senate
concuiring: That Sec: i jo 35, of Article
1 cf tb Cjn-itit i-lm S e aid hereby ia
refealtd.
"AdopteJ ly the Hose Jan. 11, 1S93.
W. P. KetDT,
Setker o; the House.
' Concuned ia by ti e Smte Jan. 3Q
lS'.'o.
C. W. Fcltos,
I'resiJest o' the Senate. '
Adcp:ed by t!w Honai Jan. 30, 1S95.
Cuas. B. Mooau,
Speaker cf the Uooae.
"C '.imrro'l ia ry the S.nite Feb. 12,
1S0-5.
Jvisern Srxox,
Prf ;d-n: if the Senate."
SENATE JOINT KES
;.-r l'fmxr x-r,
Co i: resj v. d hy
th) Senate, the
Hon foscinrli-s: Ih.t the following
ainc-i ilmet.: to the Constitution of the
State of Drem b anJ ii hereby pro-
o ed :
AliTtCIS I.
"Tne elective fraccSia in this State
shi.l i.ot hereafter bt proai!ited to any
ciliien oo a coaaf o sex.
"Adopted b: th - Setiut . Feb. 6, 1395.
JoM;ru Sim os,
President of the Senate.
"Adopt, d ly the House Feb. 0, 1395.
Chas. B. Mookks,
Speaker of the House.
"Adopted by tbe Senate Jan. 31, ISJW.
T. C. Tavlok.
rivtvieui of the Senete.
"Ad-p'ol by ilie Hotisa Jan. 31, 1S99.
KY. Caktek,
Si-e-kr vfthe Uonse."
UNITED tTATES OF AMERICA
STAli: OF OWEC.OX, Office olSecre
ti'T ei 6..-. e. I. V. I. DUNBAR, Sec
ictary of S ate (-i the State of Oregon,
and Cu?l Aliau oi tbe Seal of said Slate,
do heieby esrtity hat I have compared
'h fr cmlin copy cf Senate. Jciat
Res ilutioii No. 4, A ihe Legislative
Assi-uioiy i i .uuiucipai muciM.-
, dness Au.ei dn'mt ;" Senate . Joint
lle-luti v N Ij cf tte legislative
Assembly of ! Si 3 . "Judiciary Amend
nu!t;"l'' ' n Uesoluliou No. II)
i f th I. -viri -nv A-sembly cf 1S93,
Irrigation Aniendn nt ; Houe Joint
Kesol ition N . 2 v I the L?i:i-la!ive As
Fvmb'y i f 1S5., "Repvalin Amend
ment mid Senate Joint U-oiit:on
Sit. J of tin' l.i-itil.vivo Afni!y of
1S 5, "Eijn.'d SiitlVsie Amen.tineut,"
wish ortj.iu.li copies no ; riK, ii tt.i
ollici? aud that the same is a co-rei".
trarecript therefrom and the whole
thereof.
IN' TESTIMON Y WHEREOF. I havj
... It 'nint'j e a nv Hand
(.j. t a:i : : iVwtl heioto the
V 1 S a of the State of
Di e at ihe Capitol, nt Sal in, Oregon,
thi Third day of Nowmber, A. D., 1S579.
F. I. DCS B AR,
Secretary r.i 5tate.
!1