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S'*# - *» LAN'» NEWS. I L n this iSiUe riij: H erald gives D iaz has been re-elected Prcsi- j dept of Mexico. , Harrison s record on the Chinese • Cleveland unites the unflinching wumen 1 « Kight« i M, r th«- rrg-KmpUoa I quest.on which is one of the chief iptegrit and fidelit fQ the Co„., Editor. D. L. CRACK B laine is expected to reach home topics of political interest iat I»«»-1 gtitution a Washington with the' Continuing the subject of last ! Aug. 1st, and to immediately take WBBNEBDAY, JULY 18.1888. ent. M e have been careful to give larit and patriotism of a Lin-; week’s letter, I will given few points the stump for Harrison. . nnlv rm Anailv - __ . . _ _ _ THE ANNUAL RACES WILL BEGIN AT----- only snnri such rtmisa facts na as unn can be easily 1 €tdn He is the chief officer of a respecting women’s rights under I t is now generally believed that verified by any one who choses to great nation, not a President who is several statutes, beginning with the Gen. Sheridan is merely being kept Democratic Ticket. examine the Congressional Records elected to office by a party.—North alive by his physicians, and is go PRE-EMPTION LAW. por President: ing as Garfield went. of 1880-86. We give his direct re German Gazette, Bismark’s organ, A widow or maid over 21 years cord on senate bill No. 71, intro and high protectionist. T he laws should be rigidly en GROVER CLEVELAND, of age is entitled to land on compli forced which prohibit the immigra duced Dec. 1881, by Miller of Cali- Harrison would run better if he the track is being put in first - class condition , Of New York. j fornia: and on house bill No. 5804, had not owed his nomination to the ance with the statutory require tion of a servile class to compete AND A GRAND STAND AND AMPLE SEATING ARE yice-President: ■ introduced by Page of California, Pacific railroad attorneys and to ments respecting pre-emption. Full with American labor, with no in- l tention of acquiring citizenship, and citizenship is not a requirement, ; and reported to the senate April Depew and Elkins. Morton’s mon BEING BUILT FOR THE ACCOMMO bringing with them and retaining ALI-EN G- THURMAN 11882. At that time there was no ey bags will also be something of a declaration of intention being all, habits and customs repugnant to DATION OF VISITORS AND Of Ohio. ! restriction whatever on Chinese • load to carry. The big campaign that is necessary in that respect. our civilization.—Cleveland’s in SPECTATORS. Any woman who is the head of a augural address. pitfijrïN’TIAl. electors ¡inmigration. Harrison then went 1 fund that Morton will be expected family, though less than 21 years W. II. EFFINGER, of Multnomah. i boldly on record as against restric I to collect from Stanford, Hunting old, if otherwise qualified, may se Till Times-Mountaincer says tion and in favor of admitting ton, Gould and the trusts is one of that Harrison is not the only re W. II. BILYEU, of Linn. publican senator who considered E. R. SKIPWORTH, of Umatilla. I skilled labor, artisans aud miners, those weapons that sometimes hurt cure land under these laws. Programme ; A married woman is not entitled restriction of Chinese immigration and as favoring naturalization of more than they help in a national $13,500,000 was paid qn the na PURSES. mistake. Very true. Allison, ; Chinese. On the Henley bill in election.—St. ixiuis Post-Dispatch, to the right of pre-emption. A sin a Blair, Conger, Dawes, Edmunds, tional debt during June, F irst D ay . — QUARTER MILE, FREE FOR ALL .................. $100.00 gle woman who married after filing ! 1884, Harrison is accused of dodg- (Dem.) Frye, Harrison, Hawley, Hoar, In her declaratory statement and be galls, Lapham, McMillen, Morrill, S econd D ay .—SIX HUNDRED YARDS DASH, FOR SAD D emocrats must organize early, ! ing the vote because he was train- The republican managers will not DLE HORSES................................................................... $100.00 and r.egd up on leading questions. I lug for the Presidency and feared be permitted to put all their ener fore making proof and payment, Platt and Sherman, all voted j to fut ther offend the Pacific coast. gies, all their money and all their forfeits all rights as a pre-emptor against the present restriction bill. T hird D ay .—HALF MILE, COLT RACE, FOR THREE- T he whole amount paid on the I There is np warrant for such a con- and cannot acquire title to the land, All are men of clear intellect, of campaigners into New York state YEAR-OLDS, TWO IN THREE $100.00 public debt during the past year is though she an^ilmf husband con years, and nearly all of them have 1 elusion. Whatever his fault«, cow- this fall. Their utmost endeavor been candidates for the Presiden F ourth D ay .—HALF J(ILE, FREE FOR ALL, THREE $112,900,000. tinue to reside thereon. ' ardice is not <Jne of them. He stated wiil be needed to keep Illinois from tial nomination. Each has a large 77“. ,$200.0Q IN FIVE...................................................... In the event of the death of a following, and if Harrison gets the through the columns of the Indian- slipping into the democratic col O ver 135,000 immigrants have pre-emptor before making proof and vote of this Coast will consider his FOR F ifth D ay . — ONE MILE NOVELTY RACE, FREE landed in the United States since opolis (Ind.) Journal that his ab umn, and it is doubtful if even that course fully vindicated. And if payment, the title may be perfected ALL, $50.00 AT EACH QUARTER ............. $200.00 April 1st, 1888. It is thus Ameri sence was unavoidable and, if pres can do it. They themselves look by or for the benefit of the heirs. Harrison should be elected, the ent, he would have voted against upon the situation in Michigan as two or three hundred thousand Chi can labor is “protected’’ from com Ordinarily widows are not heirs, nese now in the country will be nat petition with the “pauper labor” of • the bill. In 1886, Senator Fair, of fairly desperate, and their best tal Nevada, introduced a bill drawn up ent will be called upon for a fierce and cannot make final proof and uralized. Their vote will be valu Europol _____________ by the three federal judges of the struggle there. Minnesota, strange payment, for their own benefit. In able in maintaining the old Chinese B y O rder of the B oard of D irectors . B anker M orton , the republican Coast. Harrison was a member of some states widows are by statute system of protection. What the as it may seem, has grown so rest P. F. STENGER, nornineo for Vice-President, has sold the committee to which the bill was made heirs pf their husbands, and republicans so glibly call the “Amer ive under republican rule that no ican system,” has been practiced E. A. STAUFFER, , •Director». his fine collection of Chinese curi referred. This committee proceed where such is the case, should there for ages in China—that is why her JOHN ROBINSON, f little anxiety is felt with regard to osities. A gentleman hearing of! ed to utterly destroy the intended be no other heirs, the widow may workingmen emigrate. ISAAC FOSTER, , her. Indiana, New Jersey and this, remarked: “I don’t wonder effect of the bill by striking out the perfect and enjoy the benefit of title Additional Local Matter. Connecticut we claim as our prop For further information address: J no . E. R oberts , Secretary, that he let his Chinese curiosities section declaring certificates void erty and propose to keep them.— to the land. Should there be sev —J. M. Vaughn, defeated repub Burns, Grant County, Oregon. go—lie will have his hands full after two years, and the clause at Cincinatti Enquirer, (Rep.) eral heirs the widow as one of them lican candidate for the office of jus looking after the Chinese curiosity taching a heavy penalty to fraudu China is united for Harrison. may perfect title for the benefit of tice of the peace for Burns pre cinct, desires us to say through the at the head of his ticket.” lent alterations of ce-tificntes; and His name is inscribed on the prayer all. Where the state law allows the columns of T he H erald that he is BURNS GROCERY STORE widow only a dower right — or life A nu n tea merchant of San Fran by inserting a provision giving fed sticks in every Joss house in Amer estate—in the property of her de not contesting the successful demo P roprietor . cisco, Chin Wah Foo, says the Chi eral Courts authority to decide the ica. When the news of his nomi ceased husband, she cannot acquire cratic candidate’s right to hold the j . E. M c K innon office, as currently reported. As nese will make a gullant < flbrt to right of any Chinaman to land. nation reached this city, flags were title to his pre-emption claim, but no one else has an interest in oust wards carrying California for Har Sherman reported the bill, made a hoisted on the houses of the promi may as guardian make proof and ing him, it is presumable Squire —KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND— nent Chinese in tokens of triumph. rison this year, and lie will himself speech in its favor, and it passed. The Six Companies bless him.— payment for the benefit of minor Parker will remain in peaceful pos UNITE roll MUTUAL II* \EFIT. session of the office, given him by contribute l.alf a million to the New York Herald (Rep.) heirs. the suffrage of the voters of his pre A Full Assortment of Groceries of all Kinds! campaign fund. The advertisement of the Burns The News believes in this princi UNDER THE TIMBER-CULTfgE LAWS, cinct. T he H erald never refuses races for this fall will be found in ple always. It dares to advocate it. to correct an error. T he Baltimore republican dele GUARRANTEED TO BE OF THE BEST QUALITY. this issue, and it will be well to call Therefore it is heart and soul for any unmarried woman over the gates to the Chicago convention re —“Help-Mate” Tobacco at N. age of 21, or any single woman who attention to a few facts in connec Ben Harrison. He believes, as does CANNED GOODS, Brown ’ s. - fused to ride in the same train with tion therewith. In a general way the the N cwr , that this country is not is the head of a family, under that TEA, COFFEE, SUGAR, — Ice is a good thing to have a negro republican club, and the Harney country has been long only intended for the white and age may enter and perfect title to plenty of in hot weather; T he H er TOBACCO A SPECIALTY. sable brethren are grentjv incensed land. known as a stock country, and its black sons of Ham, Shem and ald is under obligations to C. M. at the insult. No residence is required on tim Caldwell for a supply recently fur horses have good and ready gale in EGGS, AND A LIMITED AMOUNT OF BUTTER TAKEN IN Japheth, but also for the yellow ber-culture entries, and marriage nished. 0c Chinese of Santa Rosa, Cal., the markets; it is only within the Sons of Adam as well.—Chinese EXCHANGE FOR GOODS. after initiating entry will not affect —Fresh Groceries, fancy and sta led in grand style, turning out past two years that any offert has Weekly News, New York, Wing ple, to be had at N. Brown ’ s. - the rights of a woman to perfect Pig torchlight procession, with been made to show inat it is, also, Ching Foo editor. title. The acts of cultivation, plant —Ladies living out of town will knreworks, an<| transparencies bear a farming Country. As stock rais Harrison’s career in the senate g«“GOODS SOLD FOR CASH, AND AT PRICES ing, etc., required by statute may be oblige by sending in items about ing the names of Harrison and ing and farming go hand in hand, was not very prominent. It showed their experiments in raising poul flTTO DEFY COMPETITION. done by an agent as well as by the T he H erald , is an advocate of moral courage by his opposition to try; it seems to us there must be Morton. Give me a call and convince yourselves. entry woman in person. but little doing in that direction to both industries, because each in its the Chinese laws. Ilis position in account for the scarcity of eggs in Tu JRE are 10,000 naturalized way and both as a whole, are di this respect will probably cost him THE DESERT LAND LAW j. E. c innon Ghinanwn in the United Stiltes. rectly conducive to the beBt inter the 14 electoral votes of the Coast. authorizes any woman, whether! the Burns market the past fall, H^rriHpr gets this vote from the ests of Harney valley, of Grant In Indiana he has certain strength married or not, who is a citizen of spring and this summer. —Stenger has got in a fine new 'eatf-ihe negro vote of the South county, and, if on a large and lib which, however, is based more on the United States, or of requisite stock of Lawns, Sateens, and other and the Hungarian, Italian, etc., eral scale, of Eastern Oregon; his ability as a political boss than age, who may be entitled to and has Dress goods. - contract labor vote of the East, he T he H erald hopes to sec the on his personal popularity. He has filed her declaration of intention to , —R. J. McKinnon got in Monday can probably dispense with the day dawn in this valley when stock- no magnitism at all. The Germans become such citizen, to initiate en-1 from a freighting trip to Hunting the loads for W. E. Grace, J. vjtos of the white native Americans. men and farmers will aid and abet of Indiana, republicans as well as try and aoquire title to land upon : ton, C. Welcome, J. E. McKinnon, and AMONG OUR GOODS YOU WILL PROBABLY FIND «A e Chinamen of Butte, Mon., each other’s efforts in every way to democrats do not care for him, be compliance with its requirements, i Pratt & Lunaberg. Mr. McK. says AT the flags, union bunting and shade 1*4,7 . ,cd the news of Harrison's secure the best results from these cause under his influence the re She may employ an agent to per-1 trees yet decorating Burns, are the THE form the acts necessary to reclaim ! ’'nomination with fireworks, illumin. two separate, and, yet inseparable publican party of Indiana declared only visible signs of the Fourth ated laundries and other tokens of pursuits, and place them on exhi itself for submitting a constitutional the land as well as to perform the having come and gone, that he has bition every fall for the encourage amendment in favor of prohibition same herself. The wife’s right to I seen on his route; the firing of a New Goods a large supply now on hand rejoicing ment of themselves and the people to a vote of the people. The repub take land under this law is not few crackers and anvils alone at AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. T»r of the Chinese in of other sections of this part of the lican candidate for Vice-President, abridged or interfered with by rea Huntington announced the birth of that natal day. miorhi. 1 i . . mi . i • i « though if. it might Old Goods at almost your own figure . » | state. That good points brought Levi P. Morton, is the man of mon son of of her husband having exer — Before sending off, see if you as furnishing a set of j out and cultivated in stock and in ey-bags. As a statesman, com cised the privileges extended by the don’t get good value for your cash 1 Deirable Goods ( slightly damaged ) ‘cient laborers, carries ’ farm products command tho best pared with Thurman, Morton is law. from Stenger. - h disadvantages that prices, goes without saying. nothing; but the convention hoped THE STONE AND TIMBER LAND LAW, —The finest summer weather thep ujh than countervail all the The stock business in tho Har by him to make a good impression applicable to the states California, conceivable is now visiting Burns; benefits we could derive from their ney country is tho older, and Ijas, on the state of New York, and that Oregon and Nevada, and Washing- 1 ; “hot weather” the acclimated call presence.—Allen G. Thurman, in tho pa.il few years, had considera | it “delightful weather,” new-comers ble attention paid io securing good Morton would reach deep in his ton Ty., extends the privilege of I from the Sunny South and Missis the senate, 1879. results, especially with horse men purse to fill the campaign fund. entry to the extent of 160 acres to ! sippi valley say; a bright sun, cool a T here are no less than seven number of whom have invested in The convention before it adjourned, every citizen of the United States ■ breeze, and cooler nights. good sires and dams for the im Presidential tickets in tho field provement of Harney horses, vide adopted a resolution, presented by or person who has filed a declara —A. L. Connor, the Burns sur veyor, tells of his four days adven Besides the two leading tickets, P. F. Stenger, Isaac Foster, Tlios. Boutclle of Maine, in which the par tion to become a citizen regardless tures on the trail of Buckaroo Jim . ty pledges itself to support all wise of sex. Cleveland and Thurman, of the Haskell, A. W. Waters, Ed.’Han in and about Stein mountains, in a ! Married and single women stand laughable manner; it seems that I democracy, and Harrison and Mor- ley, Gilliam Brothers, Thos Maupin, measures for the furtherance of tem STOCK ON THE ROAD perance. The republican party now upon an equal footing with men un he, as well as several others, was ‘ reptilMicans, the industrial J. S. Devine and many others wor NOW ALL IN— thy of mention. stands as the temperance party. der this law. I on the wrong trail. reform party I öfters Redstone, of In the present state of the horse Even if it has not the courage to Rights may be abridged only by A n inquest was held on the re- 1 California, at^d Calvin, of Kansas; industry here, speed is considered P F STENGER pronounce openly for prohibition, it voluntary acts of the person. The mains of Robert Lockwood July I the union lnjbor party is headed by one of the most desirable qualities, may by this nefarious trick bring i law allows hut 180 acres to be tnken «th, and the verdict returned was 1 tJtreetor, Ill-, and Cunningham, of and, inorder to obtain attention to a few of the prohibitionists who by one person or association of per that death was inflicted by a pistol I that, an effort is being made to call Arkansas; the united labor party I the citizens together to witness have fallen off But few German sons. Of course any one who is a shot fired by Pat McGinnis or Buck-! nominated Cowdry, of Ill., and . what may be attained by good republicans will after this stay true aro<» Jim. The funeral took place ! . NEAR BURN8, OREGON. Wakefield, of Kansas; the prohibi breeding, capable training and good to the party.—Chicago Staats Zei- member of an association making July 7th, and was conducted by the | entry under this act wnives his or I A. O. U. W. I tionists have put in the field Fisk, ; riding, when duly encouraged. tung, (Rep.) * her individual entry right. Stabbing Affray. of Nev Jersey, and Brooks, of Mis • Stockmen and sportiugiuen having Mr. Harrison voted and spoke a Jockey Club for Harney It is held that a married woman ! The Ontario stage Tuesday night I souri; while the nominees of the I formed SAYER * DORE P ropriktobs . valley, with intention of doing ail against the laws to restrict Chinese the intelligence of " a serious w.................... _ ' i woman’s suffrage party arc Belva i they can afford to bring the best immigration. It was his right to in California cannot make an entry brought if not fatal stabbing affray which ! Lockwood, of Washington City, and ■ material to the front this fall and do so, and there is no doubt of his under this act with community occurred at Drcwsev last Sunday, [ every year thereafter, now is the honesty in his course. But there (family) money, if her husband has July 15, in which C’has. Craft, of Love, of Penn. exercised his privilege of entry un Rockcreek, son of W. A. Craft, farmer’s chance to step in and be- T he total amount paid into the • come an active worker toward the is no division of opinion on this der the act. Under such circum was stabbed bv Frank Ward, of U. S. treasury the past year is same ond. and by the weight of his coast on the Chinese question, and stances, the husband and wife are Drewsey. Craft is reported in a $370,000,000 The full amount paid everyday needs in horseflesh on the no man who advocates the immi considered as an "association of very dangerous condition. An ex- j farm, balance the sporting man’s of Chinese can ever get amination was held before the jus out is $273,000,000. Tjiis leaves desire for speed and form by his gration the vote of California, Oregon ami persons,” and entitled to but one tice of the peace at Drewsey, and i entry. $97,000,000 lying idle in the treas own desire for strength and endur Nevada.—San Francisco Post. Ward bound over in the sum of! THE MINERAL LAND LAWS ury. As next year's receipts pay ance; then, when vegetable and President Cleveland's second extend to women all the rights and $3000 to await the action of the' fruit cultivation shnll have reached next year’s expenses, the govern grand jury, and in default of bail [ an ngc that will admit of an annual ,,'rm will be no experiment. He ment has no use for this money. fair, the farmer, by hie unflagging , will enter it with the complete con- privileges that men may exercise or was sent to Canyon City. Not one dollar «an l>e drawn from interest in the advancement of fidence of the people of all parties, enjoy, without regard to the mari —Flour at N. Brown’s - the treasury without an order from stock interests, has gained a friend for durjng fhe thn.,. vt,,r, f hc tal relation. N ebraska sent 10 delegates to AT PUBLIC SALES OF LANDS, congress signed by the President, and backer of i..« his own „ immediate IJ ' I the Chicago convention. 7 of whom women stand upon equal terms with exhibitions; and then the visitor at « ,ven •' , ’ ur " nM ‘ and a» Cleveland has taken a stand were railroad attorneys and em the coming Harney County Fair «’»»«<’ administration is simply a against waste, extravagance and will see tine speed and great strengh ! guarantee of honest and economical men. and further they may pur- ployees. They had the free use of* , A’M* •” • n-nxw. «4 st . chase as great a quantity of land at the private car of the general min- jobbery, the surplus will continue ¡n ]iorgcg; fine milking and beef government in the interest of all I RKDÜCTD PRICK. TBIVATE ENTRY Pacific, road car ager of the Union T — to lie idle in the vaults of the treas- qualities in cattle; tine wool bear-jclashes of citizens. •ns. —Toledo Bee. Thia car remaned side- nry, ÍDcrcgairm increasing cwry cmry mouth, month, until ing ami mutton points in sheep; Against a first-rate man and a as they may be able to find subject No. 05. “ Urtvo hone«« of congress acre- un-1 fine bring qualities and weight in . , .J ’ lum an. to disposal in that manner, or as tracked until the delegates were two J^aos ntoongr.ssagrt „nd gile ?n the J"* pohey, the republicans have ready to return home. The V. P. is on some measure that will bring fruits, vegetablaB and grain pro- pitted a second rate man and an they have the cash, scrip, or war determined at any cost to beat Ihe income to the level of the gov ducts, such a progressive people ’tnjust policy — Springfield Repub- rants to pay for. Thurman, who compelled it to pay II enrt C Corp its debts to the government. ■EDJnent's real needs. lican. A Good road all the way are sure to demand and obtain. THE HERALD M K WHAT YOU WANT RIGHT PRICE. Tile SawMill