DAILY.
ftajwfta
a i'iti:i: i.initAitv.
I'nlton. or the Dully or Semi-Weekly
1IANT olll'.OOMAN call freely iimko u.e
or tliu KAMI (tlir.dONIAN lllirnry when
tiv.r tltey mi tlndre. Til. public nrn eor
itlutly Invited to tlult tint olllco whenever
o liirllnoit.
. n ncrnlfln nnnipyr.tiintn will
Il'r ... ...... tlm Vntnllllipr
.Zr...invc....,.W.l.Py
PENDLETON, M AXILLA. 00., OREGON, WEDtfESIUV, JULY ll, 18S8.
T 1
NO. 111.
I
-
Hns been taken oft both
m 1 j 1 1 1
Not by Congress, but by
OTHCHILD & BEAN
Ami they now oflor their Large ami Complete took of
YG0ODS.GLOTHNGJC
AT-
m TRADE PRICES for HASH!
xaniino their goods, get their prices, and convince yourself
the above are not more assertions, but that they will sub
tiale what they claim. Theirs is not an "Infant Industry,"
tfore they have discarded rrotective Trices, and will lreely
t competition from all quarters. They carry a
neral Merchandise Stock
Consisting of
-i - j -d... Ttn ri ,3 nr -n ? ,j
in n n. iiii rii m w w v ia. . xu. i i i w n ix a
Children's Ulotmng, Furnisning; Goods,
Mens Ladies and Children's Shoes
Straw and Felt Hats, Crockery
and Glassware, Groceries,
Hardware, Etc.
SH PURCHASERS CAN SECURE BARGAINS
"t i
ast Oresronian
AND THE NEW YORK WORLD
iii 1 1 n iir linn i nttAM rii r utinni n ci i q i onn riTi
w v& WAUWJh VAAW win" W wk-wwwww
in November for
ONLY ONE DOLLAR !
Stamps Taken.
Address :
East Oregonian Pub. Co.,
Pendleton, Oregon.
reat Western Bakery.
IND
DINING ROOMS,
M. OR A TZ, Proprietor.
FIBST-CLA-SS MEAL!
Foil
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS!
XlOE, GLEAN BED FOR 25 OR 50 CENTS
Frosh Eastern Oysters, In Every Style!
AJWN .UAY .AJNU IN XUrJzL L I
J. VAN SOHUYVER & CO.,
Wine and SnirHt. Merchants,
FRnu-r -- . .
or. ... PORTLAND. OKbUUN
, lit T.M
untax,
.lUliftlD
S?2SU D0URB0N AN0 RYE WHISKIES; JOS. SCHLITZ BREWING
Sn MD.tt.kee- Wi3 ) EXPORT PILSNER BOTTLED BEER. ARCA
1 5?.lp.BG MINERAL WATER. fWaukemaw. Wis) VCURE CLI-
rONSARDIN CHAMPAGNE. (Yellow Labels K
LODOK DlltKOTOItY. I
PliNM.KTON CHAmmNnSruiXM.
Mct'lH lit till' Mnxmln Tniilliln .in llin
flil ntnl flili.il Lil.1..,.H ..r i r...t.
'ui.iiii'i.iniii vnvn Hiuillll,
O'Clllflt. J. 1'. UUSltKE, II, .J K, . (!,(
wvvl Villi J
K UN BIB I.OI)ai:"Nu". 8t. A. K. .t A. M.
M c c( on tlio cciiiiil unit roil rth Mini
ilnyii of cii'jli inoiitli, m. 7iM) o'clo lt. II. J.
IlKAN, V. M.j w. K. I'otwink, ierctiir'.
-l)KNf.KTON I.(IIKu7nO. M, A. V. A A.M.
X Mct-tfl III tliu Mii.()iilc IVmtilt) tin tlio
llrRt nun tlilril MhiiiIii.vn or i-icli montli nt
7:3ii o'clock. T. .1. Million, W. M.; It. Ai.
KXAMiKit, Mcorclurv.
VI'IjA I.OtlOK NoTiTl, . I). U. V. MoeU
uvcry Tliurfiliij- ntulit nt tlio Kiiulnu
1 1. Mir..-, 1,1, (1 u I) I'liinK. .1. u. I.KAKUIIi:, Jl.
sv'.j V V. Tumtin, lli-conler.
17UIIK1CA I.OI)(U4 No7.1I. . O.O. V. Mocti
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS,
road briclo which kiiuih tho Wlllamctto.
Tlio train wan wutiheil liv an liiimnnsn
mi 1'iwiMivniiniiiv crowd. 'Iho br!il(o Ik In'iiorfcct onlor
Mt I.ASTI.ItN )UI.UI. , ,i r, ,. ,. .i, .of i i ' ...
I iiiiu in iinu ,. ...v UVOfc tkllit IlilllliriUlllUnl 111
ki:at y v.wti
Xvw I'ri-lKlit Hi lioiltili rnrtliinil Nnti n- ! tl10 -'OWtry.
Tivn More Mvmlirr ir tlio Unitliorliiinil I
Arronti'il A l'ottinii'tpr I'ruvrit to lu u
Tlilt-r llrukniiK'ii nun strike Th Hull- '
Itoml ISrlilKi Acrnoit the Wllliiini'tto ill ,
I'uillaiiil ('iimiilctfil.
Thy StrlUr.
Kanmah City, July 10. All tho lirako
moil on tliu C. It. & (. ro.ul Htruck thlM
murnlnn.
I'OltTI.AN II I'OINTS.
T. J.
very hiitiinlny i vunliiu nt7i3i)i'clocl,
.mii.i.ki.v, m.n.j v., k. Miiiroii.Mccri'tnry,
"T l AI'tl.l.A VV'MiMIltivri I, f
U tl. K. Ml'I'tH Otl tllll Hl'COflll lillli tllHt
Tliiirwliiyn or i'hcIi moiiili, iii 7!.' o'clock.
LOT 1.1 VKHMOHH, U. r. 15. li. HII AIUI.V,SlTlll',
PAUI.1NK URIIKI'UA MlDOK No. 1.1, I. O.
O.K. McoH Mm llrxt ami tlilnl TlHirn.
tiny or each month.
I"T AllMONY I.OI)fIH NO. 21. k. nv V.
JTl .I"Im In Oild KfltowH' It'ill nvery Tiib
ilny ovit.Iiii' at 7j10 o'HiK'k. I. V. I.kamuiik,
w. u.j. viiitaki;ii,k. oi u.iimii
DAMON I.ODOK NO. t. K. OK l. Mcctn In
) lit KoHiim-a' Hall iivery Wrilni'nliiy
ovpiilnii nt 7:50 n'clork. M. Mdiikiikaii, 0.
C: II. (lAKKiKl.t), K. or It. ami H.
KIT OAIIHON I'OKT. O. A. H.. meotM at
Wlii nlur'n Hall ovcry TlnirMlay nlulit.
II. S. Wavklk, Coinmatitlcr; J. H. IIowkn,
Ailjiilant.
The attention of the trade is
invited to our
NAVY BLUE, HOME RUN,
CORONA IMPERIAL, AND
LEADER CIGARS.
Best sellers in the market. At
retail everywhere. Wholesale
only by
ison, Ehrman & CO.,
Portland, Orogon.
Tlio I'rlci. or WiuiI-Ni'ikIIiIx IM'Irli't At
torney McOIiiii The New I'relulit Nt'lteil
tiln reiiillntnii IVople In l'liillitiiri Tlio
Now Itiillroml llrlilKe.
roun.AND, July 10. Tho Orupnlan
tills inornliin hhvh tho kuIum of wool
for tho punt week UKtrrouuto IMS, 000
potmilr), moHt of whlcli Hold for
11 I'oiitH, init Unit titU'UH raiiL'oil from 1.'
Co u nly Court
Liquor licoiiHo ('ranted to J. 11. Wilson
AdauiH prot'iuct.
Liquor Ik'OiiHO (ranted to A. M. Cherry
rtnutllla nruL'luct.
Hond uiiproved of Z. lloncor. nhorlir
J. 11. HobliliiH. tioiisiuor; Clink Walter
and John l.uhrri. eoiuinlsHioncrH: II. A
ManiulH, iiHcosHorj V. C .Mclvuy, eoro
nur.
ltcutilur juror'H feen allowed : J Syl ves
COI'P'B LAN II IIKVIKW.
I'ClltH.
to 18 I'ciitH. It Iiuviiin been mmcoHted to ter) ?ti; y, r Allen, lit) -10 ; S 1! WcIIh, VI
j' iujiiji U y u uuiiiiuiiiiiii iioiii i uii- vm Koetor ;iu -lU. lieo L"i
tli.t ........II .1 l. ...... . ..... I .....
tiieton that poHxilily thofo in Icon wore
not correct, n little inventl'ation wuh
mado thlrt inornlni, which, Hummed up,
inakeM tho Hltuation about ns follow h:
Valloy wool, 14 lo 10 centH, tho latter
choice lotHj I'liHtern Oregon, 8 to 15
ceutH, accoiilltiK to Hhrinkauo ; heavy oil'
colored wooIh tiltnost iinnalcahlu. Tho
IiiihIh on which buyorH uru inakiii) their
liiirchaKM In from 110 lo !t- coutH ccoured
iiere. WooIh cohIIiik over 4lj clean,
at tho Atlantic neaboard, will uiiiko tho
Hcudor a Hiiro Iohh.
Tho only further iloveloimcntn in tho
Pclmcllcr ciiHo iri tho arrcHt of John
McIjiih. DlHlrlct Attorney iMcOiun re
fiiHcd to ksuc a warrant for .Mih. Dr.
Murray, Hiivint that there wim no ovi
denco iiL'iifiiHt her, and that hIio had
PohI Ive ilefoiiHo. "Vo inavjall have our
o)IniouH," nald Mr. Mcliluu. ''mid wo
may nave (joou leaHoim lor Deiiovin(?a
Cartulchiiel
L Yoakum no, A II Lancdale I'd 40,
L Trice !W 40, 1) A lleedor 10, T J Kirk
27 -'0, SI! Lit-htfool ill, L M Flgg ill' 40,
j n nay l'unu, h wiiuaiuHon :iu, M
Uomlw 42 40, U W Illnkle ;j 20.
Grand jurom' fees allowed: N l)au(;h
erty 24 20. Thos llaker ill) 40. A S .Mo
llrow il4, K A Horttwlck iW, J T Hyatt iW,
l Mwro I'M 80. w .s urown ;i7 I'll.
Sivcclal jurorrt' fees: L K renland
8 20, Ii Keith, 10 20, H V MaiiHlleld
22 20, J I) 1'rlco 22 20, M S Wllln 22 10,
M J Slmth 22 20. V S Klaley 22 i.0. V I)
McOeo 0 20, 1'ranU Snlko 22 20, II K
Knelo 24 20, W .M Turner 24 20, J II
Richardson 8 20. S L Horseman 22 20.
(Jail Jurorrt' foon: J I Stanllehl 2 20.
John ltoHH 2 20, 1. ii Kidd 8 20, V Fnuler
2 20, T II Howard 2 20, J H Hoaujo 2 20,
W 1) J'oIhou 2 20,l.ieo I) reeliler 2 20.
WitnoHH fooH: Karl Clark 20 80,11 S
Ilelmlek 24 CO, Chart Hoso 27 20, Itobt
tierHon iruilty of crimo, but where there JainioHon 14 80, Geo Htluur 4 AO, I'eter
irt n total lack of evidence, an In thin cane. 1 ChrlrttenHcu ill. I. 1' Anderhon ill. L A
a wuirant will not Ikj Ixmied bv me. ' Walker 0 20, H II Duncan 20 80, Klla
Whenover there Ihovldenco to justify It, Duncan 20 80.J F .Stophetm 10,l V Ham
I will Ihhuo a warrant." However, it in ilton 2 20, L Ilium 2 20, J 0 .Shield lit, J
umlcrrttoud tho uratnl Jury w ill investigate J llrannln 10 80, W T Semle 10, .Mih H
tho matter thorouKhly. Mobiw wuh I U S'euiiIo 10, Win Ia-o (I 20, Geo Van
balled out by bin father thin inorniiih'. Antwerp 17, Carld ioibiiHh2 2.i, T A
lixainluatlon of hw easo ni como upto- j rr.tHHlIolu 2 20, w n .oii)!iey 22,
morrow. The parcntH of tho deceased Chan Denton 14, C U French 2 20,
woman eamo down from Mlddleton ye J N Dodno 1 1 20, CharloH Duncan 20 40,
terdav and took tho liody to their homo , CharlcH Teel 1(1 40, W A M Teel 10 40,
for burial. Mr. Schnollor will return and Oien Teel 10 40, Albort Gilliam 14, Win
do all in Ills power to see that tho jierrton Ilurdoti 10, K S Jumi'rt 18, L.MIluson
aiox Mracuan n, 1 1:
A llaker
rcHxmxIhle for hlrt duuchter'H death is 1 10 40, Joh Fix 8, Alex Strach
punished. A brother of John MoIiuh i Saline -10. T I'urcell 8 40, M
Htnted to-day that one ovenlni,' hiBt week, 8 40, Al Wilson 22 40, J K lit
I , ll.t 1.1. Ml.... L.'..t...ll..- I .I 1.... M....1.. ,1.111 I i V II..,.,..
ho wart out walkim: with Mlsx Schncller,
and that hIio then told Him Unit Hho was
onciento and nuked for monoy to juiy for
an oivoratloti. Mio also tout nun tiiut
Herndon
Notary and Corporation Seals,
In Ponclloton,
FOR ONLY FIVE DOLLARS EACH.
Tlio iimial price for (uiiIk mmln by other
parties, In Pnrtlanil or llio Km U Iroin 16.(0
o J7.l)i,vltli exprcHiilinruca oildeil. If you
n i) ud aural, (flinl your onlor lo u, ami mive
from j3.ro to 8 l.ft0 llictehy.
East Oregonian Pub. Co,,
mhnatr Pendleton, Oregon.
W.D.Hansford&Co.
Dealers In
Hardware and. Tinware
Charles Martin, (1 40, G N Iteynolils 0 40
S V ICnox (140. Jart DvkeH (140. H I-
TrowbrldKO, 11 20, F II Cloplon 2 20, G F
ITrowDrideo ll 20, u u irowiiruiKO n -'u,
! W M Cnicken 10, F J Morlo 8 20, J W
Portland In iiwfiillv exorcised over tho CorneliuH ilil 20. Jon Fickert 10 40, J S
now freii-ht Hchedulo that will noon liolKlchoy 1120, J S Delovan 15, Thou
nut into elfect bv tho TraiiHContlnental I Vauuhun 4 20, Fred Ilocoso 0 (W, W (J
Association whorobv freliiht destlneil to i MeKttv 14 20.
Interior iiointH will cost no more than to Ktato vh H W Crocker, wltnesrt fee: S
torinlnal jwlntrt. For inhtimce.ii ear load , A Ayerrt 0 00, G K Hcechor 15 (10, C Imn
John wart tho responsible man.
ivfi
of merchandise fiout Chlcau'o to I'endlo
ton niiiHt cost no moro than to l'ottland.
There Ih ho much uneasiness felt over thlrt
mutter hero that at tho Ismrd of trade
ineetliiK last nlht, a committee wart ap
noiuted to confer w ith tho Canadian I'a-
elllti authorities and endeavor to necure a
Wlllort 12II0. W O White 18 20. G I.
Van Antwerp 12, Jennlo Whllmoro 2740.
G 14 MeCluro 27 00, J A MeKInnoy 8, F
Gatrott 2 20.
Ktato vh S A Oliver, witni'HH feon: 111
Howard ill) 00, l.lllio II Howard ill) IH),
HohIo Howard i!0 00, John Winter 17 00
rmt'H nun enueavor iu miuiiiu 11 niwiu iiiniiiiu ! w, uumh 11 mini i,m.
rate that will brin to time tho inter- .1 A Oliver It) 20, 1-iittra t liver 111 20, 11 J
Htato commerce commissioners, who are Oliver 10 20.
resnoiiNlblu for tho awful condition of
IhiiiKs that tlnvatoiiH l'orlland with dire
calamity.
A. iSanders, T. II. Costello mid L. Keith,
of l'ondletoiii W. F. Cook and F. ltoscn
Hweic, of (Vntorvllle, and Miss Iliii(;hum,
of llaker City, mo in this city.
Ouito 11 commotion wuh canned by tho
O. It. A N. Company'n new Hteauior,
State vh lCdwurd O'Nell, witnenrt fecH:
W S FerKUHon 0, Geo SweetiiiK 0, C O
Fiench 4 20, John O'llrien 4 20, ThomiiH
Aitliur I 20.
Klato vh It M Tweedy, witncHrt feeH:
Goo II KdBur 1(1 20, L llluin 14 20, G V
I Hamilton 14 20.
! Klato vh. Fred Noblo, wltni'HH feeH: W
! A M Teel 10 iW, Charlie Teel 10 20, Oren
ThomurtJ. Totter, tiiklnir a turn u lnllo 1 Teel 10 20. 14 K lliukor 4 20, J U Shields
up the river and back. Hho lookn liana , 11 00, v u .iieuiiy -t sti, .1 j'eiovaii
Home mid rides tho witter like u hou-kuII. 8 20, Jacob Jones 28 00, hurl Clark 10 20.
PUMPS AND PIPE.
PLUMBING Promptly Done.
MAIN HTItKKT, PKN1ILKTON,
A aliuroof the public patrounue Ii coltcltcd
innhlMlAmr
Hidaway Hot Springs.
W. 31 Mt'OTT, IToiirlelor.
Hut from the exhibition made yesterday,
tho general conclusion scemd to lie that
hIio never could "throw dust" In tho Tel
ephono'H fuco. Tho Totter w ill commence
miikim; regular runs to tho seashoro next
Thurpilay.
Tho now railroad brldgo in completed
ut last, and trains will cross to-day,
Ia)w is Morrison, tho noted tragedian,
oicned ut the New Turk iu "A Dark
Secret" to u ijood houso last nlfcht. A
featuro of this play Ih the river of reul
water.
TWO I'ltOMINIi.NT MKN AIlltliSTKII.
If CJ II..1...1..1. 11111. i..... l.... 11100 J
11 O 11IIIIIIICK 111 -w, L nun iiuru iu -u, n
A Gllllum 10 20. WOStiiiiHon 5, J L
Gulliford 12 20, H W Wheeler (I 20, A 14
Dart 4 20, U 1) 14mlck 8 00, ChurleH Keen
ll 80, GeorKO Gillenlieck 4 20. O O French
lit, II Stowurt Iii, Kdwiiid Olcott lil, S S
Tiemul 7 20.
Stuto vh. Miclmol Hyiin, wltneHH feim:
G L Van Antwerp 0, W II IxmKley (I,
CIiuh Dunton (I,
Tho follow Iiik Hjieeiul iiccouutH weio ul
lowed: G A Hartman, clerk, 170 ill ; A J
Gammon, hihcIuI juror, 10 j Neil, cull ju
ror, 2 80 j J 1) .Murphy, witness. (I 20.
State vh II ltoblnson: J M Ikntley5,
Stuto vh Win lloyntoni feeH allowed:
N Heikeloy. justice, 3 4j, W 8 Cash
OOf 00, O II Wailo 7 50, A A Dowiih 1 50,
11 T Council 1 50, J M Glllllund 2 00, O
McDonald 1 50, L MeHeynold.i 2 50, C
1 loover 1 50.
Stale vh MuthewH and l.Htis: Henry
00.
continued for
Tho Arrent Miule In ;hi'iii;o, Which will
1'rolmlily Cunm u Tlo-iip.
CiiiCAiio, July 10. Chairman llogo,
of tho IliirlliiKton (rIovaiii o committee,
of tho Ilrotherjiood of Imiotivo Kit
1'lniMirn 11111I Pliulrnian Murnll V. occiltiv-
inu tho Humo position In tho 1'iromiin'H 1 ,.i.0ii i;j
Hiothor hood, woro urresiea huh mornim?. . VH amH i.'erKii8on
with ruquestJiitf tho Ijrotlierhrwd men to j Ml CUmK- 11 11 Ilishop, jurt
liho IhemHi'lveH w-cretly to tho 'O, nwd, , .1 ,,r M i) Tuvi0r 1 70. IajuIo. Chi-
.Miirpny ..1I1U. 1 70.
State vh C Debiilu: 11 II lllshon 1.00.
Kt.itn vm Jnlin MiiDeurinlilill It lllslion.
! I.... , 1 it 111. Mr... 11. .,.1 1 rn l tl'
IlliniUU, 11 IU , Hill lllllllUll I ,U, A I,
pPii o iio nt ,.p utlh .,m...er trip Jould , uumcm 10 in. .... , o. ... -lo 1 70.
not iioh tier limn vimt ineo Hprliu-. j tnu r H itnUt.ri! i.ttrr. Statu vh Irene MeKinery : II II llishoji
Aooomm'HlaMoiiH a'' Miiplii ami evt-ry-1 Touti.a.nii, July 11. Dulled Ktutci . 4 (),,
tiniiB will bmlono 10 make gueiu rorofurt.i. 'Vmtu ii.Hpector 14. II. Trenthi urtived 1 Sluto vh Win Scott : 11 II lllshon 1 1 85.
b'e' In t lil rill- tlilu iiioriilni! with Jose I ill I
lUssett, iKist master ut Nowbrido, I'nionl.j K AlclJiiury, iusllco, 0 50; Tlnm liur-
eounty, who is eliurKed with roDl.iiiK nott, eoiiHlablo. 11 iiOj A Courson il (H), 14
ij. n. mulls, 11a annum uhmriciiuh t-.i
Woiiieii'i Itlclil' I'mlrr II10 l'r,iiiitliin
mill Other l.niiil I.iimb.
Contiiuiinn the Hiibject of lust week'B
letter, 1 will ivo ti few jiointH respcctlni;
women'H richtH under several statutes,
bcgiiinini; with tho
rilK-UMI-l'ION LAW.
A widow or maid ovor twenty-one
years of hko Ih entitled to laud upon com
pliance with tho Htutulory reiiulrementB
rcHpectiui; pre-emptloiiH. Full citizen
ship is not 11 reiiuliement, declaration of
intention beltie; all that Ih necessary in
that iesect.
Any woman who Ih tho head "f u fum
lly. though less than twenty-one yearH
old, If otherwise (mullMed, inay necuro
laud under these laws.
A married woman Is not entitled to tho
rleht of pre-emption. A single woman
wlio inurrieH after Ming her declaratory
statement and before making proof and
payment, forfeits till rights an 11 iire-emp-tor
mid cannot acquire title to the land,
though nhu and her husband continue to
reside thereon.
In tho event of the death of a lire-
emptor before making proof and payment,
the tile may he perfected bv or for the
bencllt of the heirs. Ordinarily widoWH
are not heirs, and cannot make mud
proof ami payment for their Ix'iicllt. In
some States widows are by statute made
heirs of their husbands, ami where Hiich
in the ease, should there be no other
hoirH, tho widow nmv perfect and enjoy
tho title to the land. Should there he
Hoserul heirs tho widow uh one of them
may erfect title for the benefit of all.
Wlieie the Male law allows the widow
only 11 dower right or life estate In tliu
property ot her deceased inisliand. she
cannot acquire title to hlrt pre-emption
claim, but may uh guardian make proof
and payment for the bencllt of minor
heirs.
U.NIIKII Till'. TIMIIIUI-Ct'l.TI'IIK I.AWH,
any unmarried woman over tho ago of
tweniy-onu. or any slug 0 woman who Ih
Iho head of a family, under that ago,
may enter and Hirfecl title to laud.
No residence Ih reindict! on tiiulier-
culture entries, and marriage after in
itiating entry will not ailed tho rights of
a woman to Perfect title. TheuctHof
cultivation, planting, etc., requited bv
statute may lie done by an agent art well
as by the entry woman In erHoii.
tin: iii:skiit land law
uuthorir.es unv woman, whether married
or single, who is u citizen of tho United
Mates, or ol requisite ago who may bo
entitled to and has filed her declaration
of intention to liecome such citizen, to In
itiate entry and iicuu he title to laud unou
compliance with ItH requirements. She
may employ an agent to mirlorm the actH
necessary to a-cluim th laud, uh well uh
to tierform tho samu herself. The wife's
right to take laud under this law Is not
abridged or Interfered wllh by reason of
ner iiUHii.inu having exercised tlio privi
leges extended by the uiw.
TDK STONi: AMI TIMIIKII LAN II LAW.
applicable to tho States of California, Or
egon mid .Nevada ami Washington Terri
tory, extends the privilege of entry to
tho extent of one bundled and sixty
acres to every citizen of the I lilted StatcH
or iKsrson who has llleil u declaration of
Intention to become u citizen, tegardlesrt
of isex.
Married and single women stand Uhiii
an equal footing with men under Ibis
law.
ltiehts nmv 1st abridged only he volun
tary actH of the person. The law allows
hut one hundred and sixty ai ics lo lie
taken by one iierson or association of
ersoiiH. Of course any 0110 who In u
ineinlHirof an iissoclulinn making entry
uiler this act waives his or hur Individ
ual light.
It Is held that u married woman In Cal
ifornia cannot maku an entry under thlrt
act with community (family) money, if
her husband lias exorcised his privilegu
of entry under tho act. I nder hucIi cir
cumstances the husband and wifu are
considered uh uii "association of sjr
sons," and entitled to but ouu entry.
Till: MINiniAI. LAND I.AWH
extend to women ull the rights and priv
ilege that men may oxeiclsu and enjoy,
without regard to the muruui relation.
AT riUll.lC HALKH OK LANDS,
women stand Uku equal terms wlln
men. and further lliuv nmv nureliaso us
great a quantity of land ut
I'lllVATK I.NTIIY
uh they may bo able to find subject to dis
posal 111 that manner, or uh thuv have Iho
cash, scrip or urrantH to pay for.
iiKNiiv n. uocf.
I .1 Ilo .l.l.. ll.,.l-
. , , ,, I Mill. UIUII UlffdUlU lli:il UI,H".n.
pilllK m u-uiiiiniiij' iiminiiii imil Iliuxi Iwitli fllrn M li'll hall.
Sloniilulini, eUht mile noutlieiut uim lof 1 '. '
I'OSTMASTliK AltIti:STKI.
Tiife H
H UlllO
ol Aluu, III t'aiiiHi. i-ruirie.
Th.H Hiimmcr Ite.ort will lie open rortno
receplio 1 of kihhN mi unit utter July tl. I
lliHcllinulo l ilt-luimiil. ilie wuter pure
uiiaexci II -in, mm l.uii liit nml-clum.
Terms Roasonablo.
- Prop.
W. M. SCOTT
ROBERT BOND
KntH .'I lil .1 ll l!e.i 111. T W Strickland
from 11 registered lutler which catno i 10, 11 Keenan il 00, W F Hutclier ti.
hit ofiice The letter was registered at an-1
other olllce und uddrossod to Jumert , - --
('handler, of Kagle Valley, linker county. : a lit tler t lluim.
Tho iMiiiuIty in 1 uch cases is one to live : lvom iim aiih ('uiiron.iu
llKALKJt JN
BEEF, PORK MUTTON, VEAL, SAU
SAGE, DRIED WtA15, Lanu.
I Court Mtreet. oppo'lto J. ILHIioeranker1!,
.3 dsw 3lil ineUlOiliw
yeurH In the jiciiltenliury.
I thi: iiitinon i imhiii:d.
Tli. I'lr.l Trul.i Croi-f the New Itullrouil
1 llrlilk'. nt I'tirllnuil Tu-iUy.
1 Tokti.asii, July 11, 2 20 p . Tho
lirst train has just crossed the new rail-
"We will have the State of South Da
kota in spite of CongrosH or the devil," ox
cluimrt a Ditkoiu xisir. Iu tho heat of
dl cusf-Inii the .North oi-tern etlitor is apt
t f' if get tho rules of ihelolie. "Ill spite
of the devil or t'ongiess" would leudupto
u better ihmux.
11. Will C'.mlliiii.i It, ,ii III. Hilly.
iV illsiuiteh from Cliivclaiiil. Ohio, savs:
'roHeeutliig-Attorney Hilling staled that
Vllen G. Thiiman would not withdraw
from tho prosecution of the lully-sheut
cases. '1 ho trial ol Allen o. ,MerH lor
iompllclty Iu Ibis ciimo wuh to have Ui-
gun last week, but had to I hi continued.
llio Kepublic.in piesrt of Ohio has icpeat-
edly charged that Iho nomination of .Mr.
ihurman was secured by tho "tally sheet
gang' in order o draw the old Unman
away from the prosecution and llius
weaken it.
ll Su). Mm it Wur i.
Kroinlliu llunton lea nr.
Tho Oregonian has made 11 gieat cry
against Iho .Mills bill Lecutiro it piovldes
for "free wool und lax d woolens".
hat has It to say of fine whhkey and
laxed wimloiisV Or fieo toi.ncco and
taxed wtMiluiiH? Of fine whiskey and to
bacco and taxed eveiy thing oho'.'
We ask every leader if iho Dailv and
Komi-Weekly ICsr Oiui.onun to en
deavor to weiiri one or more campaign
Hiibi ctiU'rH t" it N'liil Wet kls to o
vemisr Ij, 1hsk, 7jtentH, Daily, fl .1.
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