The Dalles daily chronicle. (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, December 20, 1899, Image 4

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    For a Nice
Suit of Clothes.
r!itliis, Ovcrcorttln- or Fancy Vesting.
U. V
Kindly and examine my stock of Itn
iTted nud Domestic Woolena. A Bno stock to
elect from. ...,. , ., i.ini.
BmtaniRUeiromiuu lunrai (uitco m u. -.-
ported nud Douiestlc
oieci iro
Bull n
st Erode.
J. A. Eberle.
Fine
Tailoring.
1UK I)AIit.K, OllEQOS.
The Dalles Daily Ghponiele.
BCBSCKIl'TION PKIOE.
One week ? Jj?
One month 5
One year 6 00
WEDNESDAY
DEO. 20, 1899
TEE HOUSE DOES BUSINESS.
The house of representatives has
made an excellent and almost un
precedented record, says the Tele,
gram. It has passed an important
bill before the holiday recess, some
thing seldom done. It was enabled
to do this by the rules invented and
put into use by ex-Speaker Thomas
Brackett Recti. It is easy to frame
a high-sounding argument against
these rules. It is true that to a
certain extent they gag a minority,
but this has become absolutely neces
sary in order to do the business of
the country, especially at such a
time as this, when a great deal of
legislation is necessary. The party
in power is responsible to the coun
try for legislation. And there is
this to be said in commendation of
the Republican part' it sticks to
gether in a solid mass, and legislates.
Good or bad, wise or foolish, it ac
complishes something. If the people
don't like it, they can express their
disapproval after not to exceed two
j'ears' time by electing a Democratic
house, as they have done on many
occasions.
The currency bill passed by the
house is a Republican measure. A
majority of the well-informed busi
ncss people of the country believe
that something of the kind is ncccs
sary, and will be beneficial. So strong
is that belief, especially in t'je far
Eastern states, that eleven Democrats
from that section of the country
votod for the bill. Now it goes to
the senate, and it is to be regretted
that it cannot be pushed through
that body as speedily as It was
through the house. A long debate
will inlluence nobody, enlighten no
body. But it will not be passed by
the senate for several weeks, perhaps
not till spring, and then probably
with amendments. So it may be late
next spring before any currency re
form bill becomes a law.
PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS,
She "I wouldn't be silly, Algy, If I
were you." He "Of course not, but,
not being ine, you can't help it." Moon
uhine. "Isn't it warm?" said Jiiss Unckbaj
to Mlsslleneonhill. "Excessively warm,
mull put on my heavy weight eyeglasses
tills morning, too." Town Topics.
Time to Stop. Jack !aclielor "I
suppose you will name him after
Dewey V" Ketl Newly wed "Well er
no! You see, Jane and 1 both think that
Dewey I1113 had honors enough." Puck.
Cause and Effect. Mr. Duknne
"The sultan of Sulu came in promptly
out of the wet." Mr. Gnswell "Yes;
he wished to prolong ills rcigny sea
son." Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph.
Oh, Dread Disease! "HiekersnilT's
doctor has ordered him to cease riding
in his horseless carriage for awhile."
"What's the trouble?" "He's used it
so constantly that he lias become uuto
mobilius." Philadelphia North Ameri
can. Dr. Squills "That young doctor
doesn't use any judgment. He pre
scribes trips to Europe for his poor pa
tients and advises the rich ones to take
long walks In the park." Dr. Pills
"That's n very clever Idea. He gets rid
of the poor patients and keeps the rich
ones." X. Y. Journal.
No Equity About It. "Fate doesn't
order these things with any degree of
equity," said the young man with ihe
up-and-down collar. "Why not?" said
the girl. "For instance," said the youth,
"the oyster retires for four months, hut
ice cream hns an open season all the
year round." Cleveland Plain Dealer.
lleing Careful. "Leonidas!" ex
claimed Mr. Meekton's wife, on his re
turn from n journey, "I am at a loss to
understand your conduct when we
parted. 1 said good-by to you." "Yes,
Henrietta." "Why didn't you say good
by in response?" "I was just about to
do so, Henrietta, but 1 checked myself.
1 was afraid you would accuse me of
trying to have the last word again."
Nashville Star.
THE SUPPORTING ARM.
Women No LouRcr Clinrc to Their Un
curls on tin- Street or nt
IMiullc Functions.
After one of the longest ocean
races on record the Brooklyn, American-built
cruiser, reached Manila
four days ahead of the New Orleans,
an English-built war-ship of the
American navy. The upeed test
must afford gratification to American
shipyards, for the Now Orleans is
rated faster than the Brooklyn by
the English experts.
If Joubort really wrote that letter
predicting heavy losses of British
troops, he can find lucrative employ,
mont in cities on this side as a Beer
after the war closes,
A girl who desires to do general house
work (cooking excepted) can find em
ployment by applying nt this office,
Floral lotion will cure wind chapping
and eunburn. Manufactured by Glarke
k Falk.
Of course it is no news to state that
it is no longer fashionable for a woman
to take the arm of her escort upon the
street. That custom, in vogue for cen
turies, has gone, never to return. It is
still customary for a woman to ncccpt
the arm of her masculine companion
when going to dinner at a fashionable
fuiytion, but this, too, will soon doubt
' less pass away. Indeed, there arc al
ready signs of decadence. For some
time past the lunch party has resolved
itself into an indescribable scramble to
find one's place, and a seat between two
unknown persons to whom you are
afraid to make a remark lest something
untoward should ensue. This season
the same lack of ceremony decrees that
our ingenues must inarch about a hall
room without caking their partners'
arm, and our dowagers go down to sup
per without any more masculine iiup
port than is afforded by the proximity
of a black coat.
The support of a gentleman's arm
was once considered indispensable to
the ladies. In the MOs and '50s husbands
and wives not only walked the streets
mid appeared -in the pari: inexorably
linked, but it was the proper thing for
them to enter a drawing-room nrm-in-arm
at a dinner party or a rout. You
may still, now and again, see very quiet,
old-fashioned people doing so. T1k
wife, whatever her .character or ten
pernment, was held by society at large
to lie a gentle, helpless, dependent crea
ture, too modest to be capable of enter
ing a crowded party by herself. Those
were the days, to he sure, when wit h
never accepted n dinner invitation
alone; if the husband could not go for
any reason the wife meekly stayed at
ho.'ne. We have changed those drastic
conjugal laws considerably during the
Inst few years, and nowadays a woman
lias not only learned to make her ap
pearance in society without any male
belongings, but you will occasionally
find a whole table filled with guests who
none of them belong legally one to the
other. Who shall say if the ehunge is for
the better? It is, perhaps, too early to
decide, but that we shall never go buck
to the old manners and the old ideals
is tolerably certain. Chicago Chronicle.
EAST and SOUTH via
The Shasta Route
OP THE
Southern Pacific Comp'y.
Trolns leave and arc duo to arrive nt Portlm
LKAVK.
7:oo r. m
3:so a. at.
Daily
except
Buudnys
17:30 A. M
OVKKIiANl) EX-1
nrnh. Hnlpm. llnl I
burg, Ashland, Bac
rmnonto, Ogdcn.tiaii
Francisco, Molave,
Iis Aneclcs,El raw.
New Orleans nncl I
East I
ltosehurg uml way Hta-
iwiiH
!Vla Woodburn for i
MlAumil, Bilvorton,
West Solo, llrowns-
vllle,8prlngucld and
Natron J
(CorvnlllH mid way)
iHtattOUN )
9:15 A. it
1:30 I M
Dally
excopt
Humiayi.
5:60 P.M.
INDEl'KNDKNCE I'ASSHNGKIt. Express train
Dally (except Sunday).
i:50n.ra. cLv..... Portland ...Ar.) 8:25a.m
7:30 p.m. Ai..McMtnnvlllo..I.v. 6;Wa, in
(Ar..inacncnucncc..i.v. :iw
8:30 p. m.
a. m
Dally. tDany, except Bunciny.
DINING OA HS ON OODEN KOUTK.
PDLLMAN HUFFKT BLEEPKRS
AND HECOND-CI.ASS BLEEPING CAUb
Attached to nil Through Tralni.
Direct connection at Hnn Kranclsco with Occl
dental and Oriental and Paclllc tnnil teamahlp
lines lor JAPAN and CHINA. Balling data) On
application.
Kates and tlclcctn to Eastorn points and Eu
rope. Also JAPAN, CHINA, HONOLULU and
AU8THALIA.
All above trains nrrlvo nt nnd depart Irom
Grand Central Btatlon, Filth nud Irvine Htreut
YAMIIII.I, DIVIBION.
PniscuRcr Depot, loot of Jetlerson street.
Iz?nve for Sheridan, week days, at I ISO p. m
Arrive at Portland, U:30 a. m.
U'avc for AIIU.IK on Monday, Wednesday and
Friday atH:3oa. m. Arrlvt- nt Portland, Tucb
dav, Thursday and Baturdaj it 3:05 p. m.
Except Sunday. "Except Saturday.
U. KijK.u.l.t'Ii, (, II. MAKKHAM,
ilnniuier. Asst. G. F. A l'au. Act
Through Ticket ontcc, 134 Third street, where
through tickets to all points In tho Eastern
Rtntcs, Canndn and Europe can be obtained at
lowest rates Irom
J. 11. KIKKLAND, Ticket Agent,
or N, WIIKALIJON.
Just "What
You uaant.
New ideas in Wall Papor boro. Such
wide variety as wo aro showing never be
fore ernced a silicic stock. Ileal imita-
lion creton effects ut ordinary prices.
Uoou pnpers at cneap paper prices.
Elegant designs, tasteful colorings, yours
for a small price, at our store on Third
street. Aleo a full lino of bouse paints.
D. W. VAUSE, Third St.
Ash your grocer for Olarko & Falk's
pure concentrated flavoring extracts.
Clarko & Falk have on sale a full line
of paint and artist's brushes.
Feed rye for sale at the Wasco Ware
houee. tf
KERVITA
Kmimm VirAI.ITV.
LOST VGOR
AND MANHOOD
Cures Impotcncy, Night Emissions and
wasting diseases, all effects of self-
nbusc, or excess and indis
cretion. Auervetouioand
blood builder. Brings the
pink glow to jmle cheeks ant'
restores the fire of youth.
By mallSOc per box; (t boxes
for $2.5U; with a written guaran
tee to cure or reiuna we niouey.
N EH VITA MEDICAL CO.
Bold bv Blakelev A Hnnorliton. Tim
Dalles, Oregon,
J.B. HCHEIIE,
President.
a. n, ubai. ,
Caslilci
First National Batik.
THE DALLES
OREGON
A General Banking Businesn transacted
Deposits received, subject to Bight
Draft or Check.
Collections made and proceeds promptly
remitted on day of collection.
Bight and Telegraphic Exchange Bold on
New York, Ban Jroucisco and Port
land. DIRBCTOH8.
D. P. TnoMPHOH. Jno. B. Bciienck.
En. M. Williama, Geo. A. Likiik.
H. M. Bkam..
...STEAM...
Wood Saw
Will run every day except Sunday,
lUtes Itcueonablo.
Telephone 201.
W. A. CATES, Prop.
Preserves
J tfrulU, Jllle, pickles or catsup an
i more easily, more quickly, mora
? . 1 f 1 1 1 1 1 ...1 ... 1 1 W 1 loll .. ,
MWU ...... 1. 11 W4
l'urafllrie wax titan by any othtr
method. Dozeoaof other umHiwUIba.
found tot
Refined
ParaffhM Wax
In every bouMtiold. It le clean.
mndacld Droof.
It with a list
from your drutiUt or grocer,
Moid i
odorleae air, water
pound coke of
many uew
everywhere. Made by
TANBAJU Mb 1)0.
JJA. 8TURDEVANT,
Deutist.
Office over Freach & Co.'a Bank
I'bone 6, THE 1MLUSS, OltKOOM
NOTICE.
STATH OK OKKOON,
KXKCUTtVK Dr.r.uiTMKNT,
8AI.KM, Nov ai.isw,
III itpcordatire with tlio provlelniiN of mi Act
Clltltlid "All Ant HllUinimiif: lo (no i.icuurn m
tlm Utntn ii f Ornofin lit IhlHlnill'rill Klpdttllll tO
bo licld on the llrnt Mmiilay In Juno, 11MK), tlio
pomlliiR I'roposod Cnimtltntlounl Ami'iiilinuntK,
nimrovid Kelirnary 1H, IW'J, I, T. T. tleor, (lev
ornor of thoBtatc of OrcKon, do horcby causo tlio
followlMKliroiiosoti niiR'Hiimeiiis in uiu i;niinii
nllnii nf tlio Hfntii nf Orptrim. ns (icrlllkil Id liV
tho Hccrelnry of Htutc, to bo imhllnhcd for live
COIISOClltlVO WCl'kN III TlIK lUI.I.KH (JIIIIDNMCI.I).
a licwalianor iulillHlioil in llio Bovctiin jiHiieim
insirici oi mo anno in urcgoii.
lioiui nt tho Caiiltol, at Halciii, OrcRoti,
fsKALl this Jlt day of November, A. 1). lhS'J,
T. T. OKi:n, Oovornor.
)y the (lovernor:
F. 1. DUNllAK, Secretary of Statu.
si:nate joint kksom'tion, no. i.
I to It ri'solvcil liv the Hciiatu. the llouvu ciiti
rurrlliK: That .tho following iiinoiiilnii'iit to tho
Constitution of the .State oi Oregon bu and Is
lu-ri'iiy proposed:
That Hcctlmi ID of Arllolo XI. of tho Cnnxtltlt
thin of the Statu ol Ori'Kon ho and the sumo Is
horcby abrogated, and In lieu thereof Miction 10
oi Article ai. snail no as ioiiov. ni
Al-.TICI.K XI.
Section ID. No comity, city, town, school die
t rif t or other lnlinlcliuil coriiorattoil Hindi bo al'
lowed to become Indebted In any manner or for
any purpose to an amount liiolliiiliiK prct-ent ex
IstniK Indebtedness in tho iiKKrerjuto oxeeedlliR
live per centum mi tho viiluu of tho tnxiihlu
proporty therein to he ascertained by thu hint as
BC.sMiient for Ktato and county taxes previous to
the incurring oi such nuiemeiiness.
Adopted bv tho Keuato January Pi), 189.';.
O. W. 1'UI.TON, President oi thoKenalo.
Concurred In by the House, rebruary'J,
W. 1'. Kkady, Hpcakcr of tho House.
Adontetl bv the Senate Jmiuarv 31. 1H'.)5.
JosKi'ii Simon, President of thu hunate.
rntiniirretl 111 Uv thn tlnniin. Kehrllnrv -1. lKfli.
CI1AK. II, Mooiik.h, Kpeuker u tlio limine.
SEX AT K JOINT ItKSOl.t'TION, NO. U.
llo it resolved by tho Ronato, the House '(on
clirrliiR; That thu (olloulntr aniuiidmuut to the
Constitution ot the .Statu of OrvRiin, In lieu of
Ke(dlon Ten of Article Heven (7), bu ami tho Mime
Is Hereby proposed, to-wit:
SUCTION TKN.
Tho IiCRlshitlve Asfcinblv may provide for the
election of Hiiprunie ami Circuit .Indies In dis
tinct classes, one of which classes shall consist
of live Justices of the supreme Court, who shall
not perform circuit duly; and thu other class
shall consist of as many Circuit Jndires iir may
be deemed necessiry, who shall hold full terms
without allotment and who shall take thu kimiu
oath as thu Huiireiiic Juilees.
'lhu IakUIhUvu Afsombly may creale us many
eircuus as may no necessary.
Adopted bv tho Hunate, February J.ri, 180.1.
C. W. 11'i.TO.s, I'resldent of thu .Senate.
Concurred in bv llio House, February in, lS'J.l.
V. 1'. KcaiiV, Hpenkerof tho limine.
Adopted by thu Honiitc, January "JI, IbW.
JosKrii Huio:;, President of thu ficuntu.
Concurred In by tho Home, February fi, ism.
CilAS JI. jiooiiKs, Hpuakur of the liuiuc.
HOUSi: JOINT IIKH0I.UTI0N, NO. 10.
IICMilved by the lloiue, the Hemilu cimcurr
Iiir; That the following amendmuut to thu.Coii
stltiltlou of thu Statu of Oregon bu and hereby Is
proposed:
That the Constitution be amended by adiliiit;
Article XIX. as follows, to-w!t:
AUTICI.K XIX.
Bectlon I. Thu neeejsnrv uso of lands for tho
cimstructlnirof reservoirs or storiiKu b.islim for
the purpose of Irrigation or for rlchts of way for
thu coir,truutIou of cumils, ill tubes, Humes or
pipes to couvuy waiur to me juaeo ol use lor any
useful, iK'iiullclnl or necessary ptirposu, or for
drainage, or for dm! unite of mines or thu work
lues thereof, by means of roads, railroad1), tram
ways, cuts, tunnels, thaftf, huhtliiR works,
dump or inner necessary means lo ihelr com
plete development or anv other use neeessarv to
the complete development of thu natural re
sources oi mo nunc or preservation oi the health
of I's Inhabitants, Is hereby declared to ho a pub
lic uso and subject to tho resolution and control
of thu .Statu,
t-'ectlou '-. Tho right to imiiriiiirhitc tlio limiii-
proiirlated waters of nuy natural stiuim to buu-
uiieiiu uses sunn never no uuiilcu,
Kcctl:il :!. The llsu of all waters now niuini
printed .'or sale, rental or distribution, alio ni all
waters originally appropriated for private use,
hut which, after siicn iipproprlitlou, lias hereto
foro been or mav hereafter he i:o!il. runted or ills-
trlbiiteit. Is hereby declared to bu a t ii'illo uto
and Mibjeet to thu reculatlon atid control ol tho
Htatu in the manner preMirllied by law. Hut the
uKiii. iiju.ie aim nppriipriatu cueii wiuurs Hiiaii
bu silhiect to such i lovlsions of law tor thu Ink
ing ol private properly for public or private iiku
n.i pint mill in oeuiioii in, .riieiu I oi tuu uou
slltutlou of the Ktato of Oregon.
Heellon 1. Thu right to collect taxes or cum
liuiisatioii for tho unu of water supplied to unj
county, city, town or water district or iiihiihlt
nulH thereof, is a franelilse. mill cannot l,u exer
cised except by authoilty of uud In a manner
presenile!! iiy law.
Adopted by the House. Fohrunrv V. tXl.
U. 1. KCAiiy, Hpeakur of thu I misc.
(mgiicu iiircii ,, ir.'j.;,)
Adopted bv tho Bcjiatu. Febriiiirv 17. ln'J:!.
O. W. Fui.to.v, President of tin; Heiinlo.
(Signed Jiitroii iw;i)
Adopted bv tho House, Fcbriiury 0, J 0.1.
CIIAH. II. Mooukh, Hpenkerof thu House,
Concurred In by the Humitc, l'eliruary lit, lh'Jj,
Jo3i:i'M Hiiion, 1're.sIUeut uf the Uvuatc.
1IOU6K JOINT UKHOI.IJTION NO. S.
proposing an ameniliiicut to tho Constitution of
tuusiaiuoi uregou, ny rupeiiiiug cectiou in oi
Article i.
Kesolved by tho lloute, the M.-nute concurring;
That Bectlon U-'i of Article 1 of thu Constitution
be and hereby Is ruiiealed.
Adopted by thu Mouse, January 11, lh'j;!.
W. r. Kkapy, bpeaUer of thu House.
Concurred In by thuKunntc, January !!0, lhu;;,
0. W. Fuwo.s, l'rei-lilentof thu (senate.
Adupted by thu House, Jauuniy ."0. Ih'J.'i.
Ciiaii. II, MooitcK, Kpeakerof thu House.
Concurred in by tho Senate, February IS, 1W .
JoHKi-n aiao.v, President of thu huimte
EENATK JOINT HKHOJ.irriON NO, 7.
Iln It resolved bv tho Kemiln tin, Ifnusnonn.
currlng; That tlio following amendment to thu
woiiaiiiiiuiin oi wio mute ol uregon bo and Is
hereby proposed:
AI'.TICI.K I,
The elentlvo franchise in tills Htatu shall not
hereafter he prohibited toany eltlnuu on uccoiiiit
ui sex.
Adopted by tho Bciuttc, Kchruray fi. WX'i.
JosKi'ii Simon, 1'rcsldeiit of tho Senate
Adopted by thu House, February fi, I8'J3.
Ciiah. 1). Mooukh, Speaker of thu House.
Adopted by tho Somite. Jaiuury III, 18W.
j . u, i a Yi.oit, riesiuent oi tlio Senate.
Adopted by the Houiu, January ill, lfcuu,
JJ, V. Cahtkii, Speaker of thu
House.
UNITI'.H STATICS OF AMKllICA,
HTATK (IKOllK(K)N,
Ollluo of Secretary of Btate. )
I. V. 1 III'VIl l II u,....l...r ut. .i...
- ......,w.,,wi; ,ji ntaiu III iiiu nillUI
of Oregon and Custodian uf tlio Heal of said
Mint,, nn lii.r.tl.ti .ui.liri, l.... I
..v.v.; vvi.ii; .nut iiuyu UOIIiparCd
tho preceilluK copy of Seimto Joint Kckoliitlon
No. , of tho U-Klsintivo Asieiiihly of JH'J.J,
''Mun cipal liidebtednesg iimenilineiitj" Sent tu
Joint lltsollitlon No. 13 of tlio U-iflslntlvo As
einbly of l8u.i,''Judlcliiry Amendilnt;" House
Joint itesolutlon No. 10 of thu U'KUh tivo A.
cmbly of lba.j,-"lrrlgatlon Ainundniuat
Homo Joint Hesoliitlon No. 12 of thu Ugislatlvu
auwmmj ui lieiKfiillUK Atiicndliiuut;"
inid Beiiatu Joint Itesollitlon No. 7 of thu Ugls
latlvo Assomhly of IS'J.'., ''KijuiiI Hullrauu
aSi.,.",."ic'"tA w"'' ."'V eo p I ua 1 1 o won
W2.ll):'.1? ltt'vo,' ,l'.t. ,l,u 'ul"u Is a correct
transcript therefrom mid the liolu thuruof,
it ibstihonv WlliiiRiip, I have hero-
ii ii mi ou mi muni ami alllxi-d heielo
till! kllll flf Hill Ulnti. i.f 11. .v.v,w
, . Ml ,11 WIVMIfll,
1J(.'inP ''"''"J'ltol, at Sttium, Oregon,
his Third (ay uf Noveiulir, A. J).
K.I. HUNIIAlt,
Secretary uf Hint.
(KAI.
and Motors
MANUKACTOIIKD IIY
AMERICAN IMPULSE WHEEL CO
SUITABLE FOR DRIVING!
GrENERATORS AND STAMP MILLS,
ELEVATORS, PRINTING- PRESSES, ETC
Circulars nnd particulars furnlBiicd on application.
F. S. GUNNING-, Agent,
an'JR THE DALLES, OREGON
STEAM LAUNDRY.
Dewey white wash? Yes, and wash white. You can
Havana thing washed ai tlio Steam Laundry. The
Maine point is quality and tho
Merritt of our work is such that people go
Miles to patronize us. Our prices are not
Hobson's choice, but tho standard ratos, which are not
Cevera high as some people think, and wo want lo
C-U-B-A customer of ours.
Corner of First and Court Street,
'Phone 341. THE DALLES, OE.
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I N TlIK CIItdl'IT COUltT OK TlIK 3TATK OK
Oregon, lor Wukeu County.
J" 1',.J,9f.l,0Fll' n 'I'l'iiliilHtriitor of tho entnte of
rhilllp llrogan, ileeeaiied, I'laliitll!',
vs.
N. W. Wallace nnd B. K, Wallace, Dofemlnntn.
Ily virtue of an exeeutlon, deoreo and order of
Biilu. duly UHiied out of ami iindcr thu dual of
the circuit court of tho Htatu of Oreuon, for the
eiiuiity of V iuco, to mu directed nud dated the
MU day of Novornlior, IB'jy, upon u deereo for
fllft if iriiftliit rit ff n ..(..I.. . . . u & j.. m
i i oT.. . . " " iinitiKiiKu, in invnr oi
lihilutlll nud iiKulmit Hiiid (IcfoudaiitH, ami Judir.
Iilnlir rmwtiiriiil .mil ..i.ln....l i.i . ' ..n
....... ......v.vi. .in.! uiiiuiii iii niini c-ouri ill me
nhovoeu Itlvd eaiuo, III favor of iilulutlir and
fii'iiiimt tin. iii.r.iiii... w ,i'..ii'.. .. . .. .
-rl.. .....w ,.. I., llv if iiiiuee, an juiik
mciitdelitor.ln the mun of one thimmind and
.mi nun 44-iw iioiiarH jxi;ci wuu ni.
.....I i. . .i " ii fi i imr iiiiiium,
V L,liu."rt,lu.r. "f ",lu hundred dollars
1,1 i".J.'i V.'Atir ,.,. I f H 1 10 further miniof thirty
II 11 (I .O.IlUI Mill luru I t-UI Hill ...I ,1... i . i ... .
on tlilH writ, and coininaiidlnir me to mnku dale
of tho real property cmliraccd In hiicIi deeruo of
foreeloMireaiid lierelnafter deHorlhul: Hiiid de
cree and JurlKiiiuiitliaviiii? hcen Miidorcd and
(.".'..f'.',"-i)l!lU.,.,""y SnH, 1WD, at the hour of
l o olock In the afternoon of Kiild day uud at tho
. . .I..,,, , i in ,,,u uiiiuivy couri uoime, in DalleK
lJ:u!!K!3..!J.t.!!''Wio
.ii .i i i'. ", ior oimu ill
V.' , "., Uo, 'l?hA) Wa w"(l H'treHt which
the Icfoii.lantK.N. W. Wallace and H. K. Wallace,
teinl iir IH'J.1, tho (Into of the inortuiiKu foneloed
l erelii.or vhleli Mld ilciundai.tH or any of tho
defciidiiiitH iioie n, imvu xlncu acquired or now
t .,.., ;i r - rr v. : n. . "v.".r.u "u
wveii i Houth, of raiiKu nevonletii Saat, Willi nottu
fii!,?.i?.Vi.SI5,u,,n,.l.f '!? ."ori!"'. or Vmoh o f
decree, with cotn uud ueoruliiK eoiiU.
Hld proiKitty will he mild mibjout to conflrmii
Ho ii uud rex Uimptlon uh .y law irorldod.
Ualcd at liulli-a fiitv.
tbU iMlb daul NovwnUi. WB. um""
IlVliurim araa
QecJ-ll Hhorlfl of WinuuiCi.iii.iu rw.,1.,;..
GUAHDIAN'S NOTICE.
IN TlfK COUNTY COUltT OK TI1K S"T'
1 oi uregon, ior iiseo cuuiiij.
In tho matter of tho Kiiiirilliiti-hlP o' JS
Kllmt, Krauk KIliiit.Am.ioJordttii.Mf"""
and Mary Joiilau, mliinrb.
Now mi thin Uth day of Iic-oom(cr, -y.iioei
and MCtlne iriian hinof t lie n w n"--.-i-
iilld iirekcuted IiIn petllloii I' W'?M'.i i liileWl
itiiiiii ..I in. ...til ill pintiiiiir nun lu l.i.
....... ,... ,H .."; " ,.l .nnicrir I""".
after dunerllied, and l'I''l'l,f"r'" iud bf
: " " v. t ,.iinriir ut i.
KOUtU Imll OI tllU uoilllieam I,""",
IH, tuwiiNhlii a north, riiK1u.K,cfflreJiKlii
ui.lfll tl.ornr.il-.i It lu aiflUTl'll lllul "..ll.,l
tun ltifiiiiiir mill iii'jll iii ni" . i.n ii
e::..b. iii.. ....,1 .,,i,i wi uiu J,u""i w
....... -- ,.... L-al o tm r
and next oi kiii oi .''.". L,. J TmiMf'"
iinnciir iiofore till- court at tlioc.ii wxM
ol in Dalles city, uw'i'i ..' -"nvioci P
iiiiniiiii iw.f im L.iiiiiii-o iur u'w,H,.':i id.,t
and that tliiH order ho l'"''""''
miccemilve wcokh n '.'".'i.Vidcouulf.
iveokH li Tliew ;-.
r:.:.vr.. . i.rintei in mu'iYsr-
v."YV".'r.':: i,.-.niiibor, i-..v4
llllll'n IIHHULll U1IT I'l .'v. --....HUT HAin
(lceia-1
muiVUTIIA i-OK'S NOTICE'
. .. .i.., mo unr
V.. II.... lu linrilliv L'lVeil Ul" V: ..irl
V.i .. u'l hVthc couiw.
Jinn utuu uiiiiwiih".. -f - ii'.iuhii-,
Ntuto of OrcKon. ior dt
of thoentiito of Aiit"im,s';l,i;i1
.....n.inu hnifliitf nliiltilH HKllll!" . tull1
f . 11,1 . .1 a.. .iiu..iil mi;" i. m
lertuy liouiivu ".", nitlilii '
ulllei. in Tlio lalh. 0f'' H1"
. .in..
IIIIIUOT ... ,
from tno (into neruiii.
Uutud liccomhor Mi
dooIO-ll
i .inilnu
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