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rCOIM.E YOU Al.l KNOW.
Hush Chrisman, wlto is now
master at Itufus, is in town today,
post-
E.trl Sanders left veterday morning
for Kugene, to resume his studies at tho
university.
O. S. Jackson, editor of the East Ore
ponian, was a passenger on No. 1 yester
day on lite way to Portland,
A. H. Huntington, brother, of J. M.
and 15. S., of our city, and sheriff of
Baker county, snout today in The Dalles.
Mr. and Mrs. Carey Jenkins returned
to their home in Portland yesteiday,
having spent two weeks with relatives
litre.
Mrs. 0. N. Thornbury arrived Satur
day night from Portland and is visiting
her daughters, Mrs. Kinersly and
Mrs. Hudson.
Having spent tho past two weeks
with her sister, Mrs. E. F. Sharp, Miss
Gertrude Farrelly will return to her
home in Portland today.
Mrs. G. C. Biakeloy left on vester-
day's) afternoon train for Portland,
wiiere she goes to receive treatment for
her eyes. She will prouablv remain a
month.
Hamilton Campbell came down from
Sherman county Saturday, and will visit
here and in Portland until ids services
ure needed ns au'rnt for the Columbia
Southern at Grass Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. McCornack passed
'through the city yesterday on their way
to their h'imf in Silein, having made a
trip to Sumpter. 1,'ito all other visitors
to that pluc, they are enthusiastic over
its prospects.
Misses bailie and Maggie Rinsell. of
Trail Fork, will leave today for The
Dalles, where they will enter the Sister's
echoed. Mrs. Pu'sell will aceompanv
her daughters to see them comforiahlv
fiettled. Condon Globe.
ISOltN.
in Dufnr, Saturdm-, Jan. 0th, to Prof,
und Mrs. Ii. R. Allard, a daughter;
weight nine pound.
Hold tll.s.
llo'.d-up-i were tlie rule all around in
'the city Saturday and yesterday. The
'first vletim wag a etranner who claims
" to have been held up Saturday niyht in
tho East J2ud, but the attempt wae
futile, aa tho fellow Imd nothing to be re
lieved of. This morning Chas. Wilson
was arrested on suspicion, and is now
loJged in the uaunty jtil.
"The eecond hold-up tool: place early
yesterday morning, when Frank Quin
Ion and John Cirey, Uvo trams, held
up two other "jrentleuieu of leanirb"
Peter Kockler and Uoy Williamson who
imd taken up quarters in some box care
in the yards above the Wasco warehouse.
The former had an empty purse and a
bar of toap, of which ho was relieved,
und tho hitter $1 and a poker chip, but
by bhiilinn the robber as he left of tho
articles in his pocket, the fellow made I
him believe they were botli poker chips,
nnd ?rtved them.
Yesterday afternoon while walking
down tho street with Sheriff Kelly,
Kockler and Wihiaimon recognized tho
culprits in front of Tho Dalles National
bank hnllding, and pointed them out to
the officer, who immediately wo ked
over, pu'led a revolver on them and
demanded them to hold up tholr hands,
which they Ion no time in doing. Frank
Gablo then went through their pockets,
while a curious crowd gathered about.
Ihey were then taken to the j ill,
This afternoon they had a preliminary
examination behro Dist. Atty. Juyne
,TUALC0NST'PAT,0N!te,
nnd were bound over In the eum of $o00
on two charges, one of robbery nnd the
0 hi r attempted robbery.
Strange as it may seem, the old enemy
01 all tramps a cake of soap taken
f'nm Kockler, and found in the pocket
of one of tho men, was the etrongcat
witness n;ainst them,
Nutlet- to Voter,
Under the provisions of tho registra
tion l.iw nil persons when registerinc
are required to furnish to the register
inc ollicer tho following information :
If naturnllzsd, the time, place, tinJ
court of naturalization. In t Ills con
nection, it is necessary to produce
naturalization papers, nr declaration of
intention.
Uesidenco must be specific; giving
precinct, section, township nnd range;
if within town or city, tho street, No. if
any, and No. of lot and block; if in any
building where rooms are numbered, the
number of the room and floor must be
given.
In order to avoid unnecessary delay
nnd inconvenience, every person desir-
ster should be prepared to
above information.
Mi l. r.. : , i l :
rncnuiea will uu luniisueu i uycii
, precinct in the county by either Justice
! of the Peace or Notary Public.
A. M. Kki.say,
30Jva County Clerk
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Ciatke & Falk have on sale a full line
of paint and artist's brushes.
Clarke & Falk's flavoring extracts are
tho best. Ask your grocer for them.
Ash your grocer for CInrko it Falk
pure concentrated flavoring extracts.
Latest tiling in cameras arc Im-
proveil Magazine cvclonea at Donncll's
drug store.
'Floral lotion will cure wind chapping
and sunburn. Manufactured by Clarke
& Falk.
Paint your house with paints that are
fully guarantead to last. Clarke & Falk
have them.
Fresh cracked Nebraska corn at the
Wasco warehouse. Finest kind of
chicken feed. mch25-tf
Lewis Dennis, Salem, Ind., says,
"Kodol Dyspepsia Cure did me more
good than anything I over took." It
digests what you eat and can not lielni
but cure dyspepsia and stomach trouble.
Experience is the beat Teacher. Use
Acker's English Remedy in any case of
coughs, cold or croup. Should it fail to
give immediate relief money refunded.
25 cts. and 50 ets. Blakeley & Houghton
Druggists.
Tho Modern -Mother
Ha? found that her little oue3 are im
proved more by the pleasant Syrup of
Figs, when in need of the laxative effect
of a gentle remedy, than by any other.
Children enjoy it and it benefits thern.
The true remedy, Syrup of Figs, is man
uhcturcd by the California Fig Syrup
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"a li In lonr Clrcclm.
All countv warrants registered prior
to April 1, 18GG, will he paid at my
office. Interest ceasea after Jan. St 1j
15.00. C. L. Phillips.
Countv Treasurer.
Feed rye for sale at the Wasco
house.
Ware
tf Dryhisr preimrnlioiis sinmlv devaJ-
opdry catanlij they dry up tho secretions,
which alherc to the membrano and decom
pose, aiming a far more serious troublo than
the ordinary for::i of catarrh. Avoid all dry
mg uiliulaat3, luiiicE, sriioke.'i and snufi'n
and use tlwt which cleanses, soothes and
heals. L'ly's Cream Balm is such a remedy
and will euro catarrh ov cold in tho head
easily and pleasantly. A trial sizo will bo
mailed for 10 cents. All (IrugRists sell tho
50c. size. Elylirothors, CO "Warren St.. N.Y.
The Balm cures vithout pain, does not
irritato or causo sneozinf;. It sprcada itself
over an irruateu nun angry hurfaco, relicv.
in" immediately tho painful inflammation.
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the famous little pills known atJDoWitt's
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Preserves
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4 more t-aslly, more quickly, more
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method. Doieas of other uses will b
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In every household. It l clean,
lai teles end oIorleas-alr, watr
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NOTICE.
STATK OF OltlTiON.
K.x wuti vp. nr.r.i htm ft.
In acooriiancoullh tho piovllini nt im Act
entllltd "An AetMibuilttliur to tni' J.-Jrctiin
the state of Orreoii nt the Hciicr.il 1. o-tlmi to
be hold on the llt-t Mouilny In June, V, tin-
M'l.illiis PiiiiKisod Constitutional Aireiiumem.
eriior of thcHtnle of Oregon, ilo hereby rnmo the
follow Inc proposed amendments
tiltwnoi incfuiieiu mivjioii
(Im s'.rtiirv of State, to be
.....i.... .l. i., n iip II . 1 1 r ('
ituim utt v ..vv,.-. iti .... .......... y . ,
n ucwHiicr puhllihed In the Seventh Judicial
District of the State of Oicgoii.
Done nt the Capitol, nt Palein, Own.
8I:a!.1 this Jlst diiv of November. A. D. 1W
!r. t. oi:i:it, o-ionn-r.
l)y the (ioverror: . , .
F. 1. Df.NllAl:, Secretary of Stats.
sukatk joint kksom'tion, ko. i.
Ilo It ieoivcd bv the p enate, the ltouccon
currlni;; That the follow Ins nwcmlmcnt to the
Constitution of the State of Oregon be and Is
hereby propo-ed '
Tltnt section 10 of Article XI. of the Constitu
tion of the State ot Oregon be ami the same is
herebv iibrowited, nnil In Hen therein h.ctloii 10
of Article XI. ihall be us follow.
AI'.TICLi: St.
Section 10. No county, city, town, school dis
trict or other municipal corporation shall he al
lowed to become Indebted la any manner or for
nnv pn.i-i"e loan amount Including present ex
ltins indebtedness In the cssnsate cxceeillnij
live per centum on the value of the taxable
protierty therein to be nsccrtaintsl h the last as
scssmciit for State nnd ennntv taxes previous to
the Incurring of such indebtedness.
Adopted bv the Senate January CO, ISO::.
Senate
Concurred In by the Hou?i Kebruary '-'. lS'JJ.
V. r. KkaijV, Speaker of tne House.
Adopted by the senate January SI. ISO).
.gJosnrit Sixon. President of the senate.
Concurred in by the Houe, February I, Isia.
Chas. H. ilooiiEs, Sic.ikerof the House.
SENATi: JOINT KESOUTION, NO. 13.
Ilo it reolvcd bv the Senate, the IIoiim con
currlnu; That the 'followinx ametidmcut to the
Constitution of the State of Oregon. In licit of
Swtion Ten of Article Seven (7), be and the same
is hereby proposed, to-vrlt:
SKCTIOS TEN.
The I.ejjislative Assembly may proviile for the
election of supreme nm! eircui; JmiKes In dis
tinct classis, one oi which classes shall consist
of five Justices of the supreme Court, who sh.ill
not perform circuit duty; and the other class
slinll ron:s( of ns manv Circuit Juilces as may
bodc.'mcd nccesi ry, who sh'ill hoM full terms j
W1I.10UI uuoimeni aim who snail iue mu s.iuie
oath us the Supreme fudge.
The U-sishitlve Assemely may create as many
circuits us may be necessary.
Adopted bv tho sennte, February i:,!9.J.
l. V. I ixr ok, Prtsldent of the Senate.
Concurred in bv the House, February IV ISO.;.
W. P. Kgady, Siwaker of tho House.
Adopted bv the Senate, January 31, lsj,.
Jo3i;rir Simon, President of the Keunte.
Concurreil in by the House, February C, ls0".
Chas. II. :-Iojr.Es, Speaker of tho Hutise.
housi: joint itKsou'Tio:;, no. io.
licfolvcsl by the House, the Sun.ite conrurr
Iri; That the followln? amendment to the Con
stitution of Ihe State ot Oregon be and hereby is
projio-eit:
i nai me i.onsiuiuion oe nnicn'icu oy auuniK
Article XIX. as follows, to-wit:
ARTICLE SIX.
section 1. The nccc.-sarj'uso of lauds for the
construction of luservolrs or storage ImsIim fori
the irurios9 of inlijatlou or for rights of way for I
the construction of canals, ditcher, Humes or I
pipes to convey water to t :c piece of use lor any '
useful, bsnetlclal or iiet'es-ary purine, or for
crai'.inse, or for drainage of mines or theworx
nw tiiercoi, iy means ot roads, rallroads.'triim-
ivi ys, cuts, tunnels, malts, hooting works,
i!u.:ior other necessary means to their com
pleie development or any other use necessary to
tb coin plctc development of the natural re
sources oi thu.-t.itooi preHTVatlonof the health
of l s Inl' iblt.inls, Is hereby declared tobuu pub
lic use and subject to the regulation and control
of llie.-tate.
" tetlon2. lltcrJirht to appropriate Ihe uuiip-Iiroi-lJtwl
wateisof anv natural stream to ben
eficial ues shall neser bedenitsl.
f;ectl:n3. The use of all waters now appro
priate! for sale, rental or distribution, iil-ooi all
waters originally npproprlateil for jirivate u-e,
uJt which, after such nppropiiillou, has hereto
fore been or may hereafter be :old, rented or dis
tributed, is hereby declared to be ii t utile u-c
and subject to tr,u reuulation a-id control of the
ntato in the mani'er iretcribel by law. But the
light hi use nnd npproprlite such waters glial,
bo subject to such rovldons of la . for th - t it
ins of private property or publle or j rlv ite use
as provided In Section l.s, Article 1 of tha Con
stitution of the htute of Oregon.
.V-ctlon 1. 'ihe jfeht to I'oliect taxes or com
Kiuatlon for the uc of water suiiplled to am
county, e-Jty, town or water dl-trlct or Inhabit
ants tlierejf. Is a franchlte. and cL-nmnt 1! cy t.
cud except by aulhoiity of and In a manner
piescrioeu oy law.
Adopted by the House, February 15, ls3J.
H . 1' Khaiiv, Speaker of the lf tne.
nijtaed March 7, lsu;.
Aduptcd by the Pcnnte, Februaiy 17, lstli.
C. W. I'cmok, President of the henale.
(5i!,'iieiJ MiikIi -), 1WJ)
Adoptcsl bv the House, February G, l-9.
Ciias. 11. Mooum, 5nlierol the Hmiso.
Coneutr.'d in by tho i senate, Februnrv 13, 1:,
Joseph oimon, l'reMent of the iscnate.
nousi: joint hksumji ion no. 2.
troiosing an iitneiiilment to tho Conilltutlon of
the tue 1 f Oregon, by reiieahng Secllon :n cf
Article I.
Itesolvrd by the lloufcthoieunUieoneurrina;
That .-ectlou S.' of Article 1 of the Constitution
b?aml heie;y's ieivale.1.
Adojileil bv tiio lioue, January 11, 1M.
W. r. Kkuiv, ftpv'a.erof the House.
Concurred in by the Sen ile, January M, lv.r).
C. V. Fulton, I'roldentof'the.-ienute.
Adopteil by the Ifoiike, Januaiy "I). Ii95.
CH.s. It. .Mooki:.', bicker of the House.
Concurred in by tho (senate, February 12, W.
6KN.VTK JOINT ItE.SOI.L'TION NO. 7,
Holt rckolvul by tho Senate, tho Houbocon
currini;; That the follow Iiik amendment to tho
Constitution of the .Statu of Oregon be and is
hereby roiiicd:
AUTICLK I,
The elective franchise In thl fctato Miull not
hereafter b nrohlblteil tounvclilen
of ex.
Adofded by tho Semite, February fi, 1M.5,
JosKi'it hiMON, i'rcildeut of tho genatc.
Adopted by the Hoiik', February 0, lh'X.
CiiAit. II. JIooiiks, .SKMkerof the Houh-.
ClUH. 11. Mookks, Siekcr of the Ifouse.
Adopteil by tho Semite. January 31, j tin,
i; CTavloi:, I'residentof the Semite.
Adopted by tho limine. JaniiHry.'ll, isyj.
I.'. V. Caiitkr, hicaker of tho House.-.
L'NITi:i) STATICS OF AMKItICA, 1
hTATK OF OttKUO.V, '
Oillco of Secretary of .State. )
I. F. I. DL'NIlAIt.SeerelHrvor Kljt.wif 11,,. c, ......
of Orexon and Custmllun of the Seal of Mid
Mate, do hereby certify that I have eomiiired
Mi. I. of tho U;ii alive As.einbly of iw;,
"Miinlcliml Indebtedneiis airieiidmcnf," Semite
Joint JtexolntlMii No. 13 of tho l-CKhlatlvu A.
H'mbly of lWJ, -"Judlcliiry Ainendeiiii"' House
joiiii netoiouoii no. 10 or snu l;xllullvii A
-yiiiuij 1,1 1 dim, 'irriKDiiou Aineiiclmoit: '
Home Joint Itci-oliitlon No, a of tfio l- uil.iilvo
Akktmbl of Mi," JterJlliiK Aioe-ii(iinenti
and Senate Joint itefolutloii No. 7 of the l-ufk.
Intlvo Awcmbly of lWi,"Hual SuiifHire
Ainendineiit.'' with the otlxlnul cojiles now on
tile In Ibis olEee, ami Hut tho lame in a correct
traiitcrlpt therefrom ami the 1W10J0 thereof.
IN TKiTlMONV WIIKIIKOK, I llHVL' liero.
unto etmv hand mid alllxul hereto
KCAt tho teal of the state of Oregon.
"'.'."f "''"e t:PltoI, at Salem, Orison,
hU Third day of November, A, Ii,
r. 1, inJNiiAit,
Secretary of htutc.
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Juiictlou wltli.Nu, hurrlvlns at The D.illeii!
:So ). in.
No. '..', throucht freliilit, cunt bound, doen nit
carry pane-liners; nrrivvn -.JW n. in,, ikpitti
S.Mii, m.
No 'J 1 , loent Iteldht, parrlit pnnie'iiRcr, cut
bound: arrives At 11. in., depirti 8. tft p, m.
No. 21,ent b'luuil IhrnuKli frelRlit, ilovn not
carry passeiiKerK; urrlves b.t'i p in., deiurti
'J::p. m.
No. V3. weit bound local frclsht, rnrrie p
sender k, arrives &:Ui p, in,, ili'p.ttt h.::u 11, tn.
Tor full particular cull 1111 (), 1'.. t N, LU'i
HKcitt The ltallea. or uddrciu
W. It. lltMtUll'UT,
tii-n Vn. Ast., l'ortland.Or,
EAST and SOUTH via
The Shasta Route
Ol" T1IK
Southern Pacific Comp'y.
Trains leave, nnd nru due tojirrlvu nt l'ortlti
LHAVE.
' r 0VK111.AN11 i:xo
j lirei, hiilum, ItirtO
I bulk', .Uhhilid, bac-1 1
! m ) rniiieiito, Ofjdi'ii.hiui I
,.W 1. at. Frauol.eo, Mo),ivc, (
1) A !l
AiiKele, 1.1 rain, 1 1
1 Neiv Orlvauh mid
I l.mt i
'a:S0 A. ii
r.uwjburs
tllltlK .
mid wny ilii-
1:301'. a
Dally
oset'il
riuiul.iyi.
f via Woodhurn
for
i.Mt..Viiiti;l, Hllvurtiin, .
West Held, Uniwun-
vllle,Sprtuc.lleldund
Nutrim .... .... J 1
IMIly
eseept
r1uii'lay.i
17 :3D A, M.
ICorvalllit
lutiltlouu
wityj
.10 ! 51.
!Nm:i'i:NI)KNt:r: I'ASUKNCiKIl. Kxpresa trils
Dally (except Huiiday),
1:60 jt. in. (I.v. ...l'ottliuid . Ar.) tSn.e
7:IS) n. 111. ?Al..M(!Mlnnvllh I.v.S ,'i..Vii,.e
h;S0p. m. Ar,.Indupuuilence..l.v ) SiftOa.B
Daily, IDiuiy, UAcept hiilnliry.
DINING OA Its UN 0(l)i:.N ItOt'TK.
l'tn.l.MAN llt'KKKT Bl.l KI'Kltf
AND Hi:COND-C'l,Anri HI.KKl'INCi CAlib
Attached to nil Thnmuli Truism.
Direct COIilKHJtliin n! miii t rninlrri wlrli Owl
denial ami Oriental and I'jtcitto nmll uteamnlilp
lines for JAl'AN nnd CHINA. HatllUK dte on
a) plication.
ualu.1 and tickets to Knuturn lmlnU nnd Eu-
r".! JAl'AN, UlliNA, iHj.NtJU'I.L nnil
Athl ItAlaA.
All llboVO traltlH nrrlvn nt mill il.mnrl trfttti
(irund Central Htutlun, Fifth nnd IrviiiB lrit
VAMtlll.t. DIVIfltON.
l'aeiiKer Huintt, foot of Jetterou htrech
leavo for flherlilun.
Arrive nt I'nrtlaiid, v$o 11. m.
Ia'KVO for A I 111. 1 1' on MijiiiI.kv V,v,1in..rl,nr nd
1'riltllV lit R'.'.iS II. m. .Ink'., u't P.. Minn, I Till
unv, 1 iiiUMiny mill batllrililj It il;0 p. in.
Kxeept 8iinilay. Kstept Bnturdoy.
It. KoK'.i.KIt, (I, . MAKICIIAM,
Jliuuucr. Ami. (1. !'. d:.l'u.s. Ant
Throiii;li Tloket Olllec, lilt Third htrcut. whert
tliroiiuh tlok;t to all points in the Kantert
Htateh.CiiiiailiiHiiii Kllroiie' call bo obtained l
loneat riteit front
.....J.,! KUtKLAND, Ticket AKCnt.
or N. WIIKAMlON.
...STEAM...
Wood Saw
Will run uvory lny cxeopt SuudftSs,
ituteu lienuonitble.
i
Telephone 201.
j W. A. CATES, Prop
IJA. 8TURDEVANT,
Dentist.
Oillco over Krunoli A Co,'" llauk
I'honc 0, T11K HAM-Ktf, OltEUOW