The Telephone=register. (McMinnville, Or.) 1889-1953, July 06, 1888, Image 2

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    WEST SIDE TELEPHONE.
COPP'S LAND REVIEW
Women’s Rights Under the Home­
stead Laws.
(FrotU our regular correspondent. )
W ashington , June 25 1888.
Both branches of Congress have been
Unmarried women, widows, maid­ rathor thin dining l'ie part week, owing
ens and deserted wives, who are over ; to tho absence óf who liavu been at
H. L.HEA.TH..............
the age of twenty-one years, are en­ , Chicago, and it has lioeti entirely too
■M c M innville , F riday , J uly 6„1888
titled to all the rights, privileges liot fur those wlto have remained at
and benefits under the homestead their posts to do any fighting, Palm
leaf fans und handkerchiefs, to assuage
National Ticket.
laws that can be enjoyed by men. per spiratimi, have occupied much of the
The mother of a living child or time of our lawmakers.
CLEVELAND and THERMAN.
Train1! for thb Errnt leave Asli St. wharf
children, whether widow, deserted Yet when ohe coirieà to think it over every clay rft 19r*f<> A. M. and 1:15 I*. VI.
wife or unfortunate single person, there lias been a good deal of useful leg­
Attached io the 1:15 pm train arc tl>ropglr
Yellow fever is reported to have nt.iy acquire title to land as tjie islation (lays, for, as a rule, Congress Pullman
Slr-Cpihg Cars to Council llllltls
•broken out in Plant City, Florida. head of a family, though under Uie works to mucli better advantage without und st Paul
Attached to the 12:."W n ffi trail! is tire
a quorum titan with Oner
age of twenty-one.
Walla WallaA i lay ton sleeper, which can
Will sell ut bottom price for cash or ex­
After being under disedssion for a l be boarded at East Portland station atiy-
Widows
of
deceased
entrymen
Harrison and Morton nre rela­
tiiuc after 8 p hi
change for produce
June 15:8tf
tives by marriage, and the connect­ succeed to the rights of their hus­ week, the Sundry Civil bill was passed Trains arrive nt 2:15 and 7:43 p in every
on Friday, and the public would be sur­ lay,
bands
and
may
make
final
proof
A.
IIUS8EY
ing link is through English blood.
and take title in their own nuntes. prised to know how much there Waj to
Tiro
company
reserve
lire
rigid
to
It is not absolutely necessary that aay, and bow well it was said, upon change steamers or sailing days,
Grandpa will not help Mr. Har­ they should reside upon the land almost every paragraph.
c.G-zEaxssjSusr
rison in this campaign. Ho will after the death of the husband, as Senator Sherman secured tlie passage TO ASTORIA,-Str. R R Thompson . »
have to make the raco on his own resilience or cultivation for the pre­ of the bill to voter tho expenses of the leaves Ash SI w harf every Monday Wed
and Sulmday at 11:3!) p m. U S Mail
merits.
scribed time ¡sail that is demanded United States exhibit at Columbus, steamer leaves Ash nt. daily, except Sun­
of widows and minor heirs.
Ohio, where the northwest territory and day, at 6 a. in., for Astoria.
Senator Stewart is urging the
The widow of a person who served adjacent States will hold a Centennial
TO DALLES AND CASCADES,
passage of a bill appropriating a for ninety days or more during the exhibition. Tho Ohio statesman thinks
I.cave Asli st. at (i a. in., except Sun­
quarter of a million dollars to pro­ war of the rebellion in the United that these exhibitions, including country day.
GROCERIES,
mote the irregation of land.
States Army, Navy or Marine Corps fairs and international expositions, are TO OREGON CITY, Dayton and Al
and died without making an entry, among tfie most beneficial agencies of ban.v.—Str. leaves l’ortlrird at 7 a. in.
CROCKERY,
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays, for
Another crazy man announced may make an entry the same as modern civilization.
liis intention of going over the her husband, if living, might do, At the Ohio Valley Centennial Expo­ Dayton and waypoints. Returning leave
Davton as (1 a. in., l uesdavs, Thursdays
GLASSWARE,
Niagara Falls on the Fourth of and in making final proof receive sition to bo opened at Cincinnati, July and
Saturdays. For Albany and way
July, in his new boat built for that credit in lieu of residence on the 4th, ths Federal Government will lie re points at 6 a. in.. Mondays and Thurs­
CANDY AND
land for the period of the husband’s presented by an extensive exhibit, not­ days. Returning, leave Albany Wednes­
^purpose.
service, not to exceed four years.
withstanding tiie fact that the bill mak­ day* and Satii'davs. TICKET OFFICE
STS. A. L. MAXWELL,
The deserted wife of a homestead ing the necessary appropriations ilid not FIRST & OAK
NOTIONS.
A hail storm followed by snow
Gen. Pass. & Ticket Agent.
was one of the delights experienced entryman may make final proof as become a law until May 28. As soon as
by the people of Marlboro, Mass., his agent and have patent issue in the appropriation was made the officials
last Sunday, acres of growing crops the name of her husband or she in charge began the work, and already
may contest his entry on tne ground several carloads of materials have left
were ruined.
of abandonment of the claim and Washington lor the exposition. The
after cancellation, enter the land in 40,000 feet of space allotted to the United
It is estimated that 7000 teach­ her own name. Tne latter is the States will be filled with exhibits from
ers will be present at the National wiser course, for many reasons.
the various Executive Departments.
Teachers Institute in San Fran­
An unmarried woman (widow or Tbs Smithsonian, the National Museum
cisco, which will open on the 17th otherwise) having initiated an en­ and the Fish Corn mission, together,
of this month.
try may marry without affecting J will give in a sort of object lesson, an
her right to the land, provided she epitome of the work of the Governmenl .
The Senate Committee on Judi­ complies with the legal require­ in tho administration of national affairs, .
ciary has decided to report back ments. Should she marry prior to and in its scientific departments.
the nomination of Mellville Fuller the time when she might make her When Senator Sherman carne to the
to be Chief Justice without any proof and perfect her claim, and { Capitol on Saturday morning his disap­
recommendation.
leave the hind to reside with her pointment at the turn affairs at Chicago
husband elsewhere, the entry would ■ had taken wore but thinly concealed,
(ieneral Sheridan sailed Sunday be liable to cancellation for aban-1 lie had evidently about abandoned hope,
on the Swatara, for a sea voyage. donment—but not on account of and was ver.v reserved and thoughtlul.
Senator Allison was apparently as tin '
Already the beneficial effects of the the marriage.
Where a man and a woman each concerned as if ho had not been in tiie i
voyage is apparent. His pulse is
stronger and is mind is clearer than make a homestead entry and marry race.
before making final proof, one of The President has not been burdened
it has been since his illness.
the entries must be relinquished, or with any very perplexing business from
commuted, at their choice. If they
Colonel Ingersoll is out with an live together on one homestead, the Congress during these hot days, although !
offer of $10,(XX) to any one who can entry covering the other homestead about 200 hundred pension bills have
convict him. of plagiarism. The will be liable to contest for aban­ been sent to liim since last Monday. He ’
trouble with the colonel according donment, even though the land be lias vetoed three of these. His veto
to the Minneapolis P ioneeii P ress , cultivated and improved. The message of tho bill to grant an increase
is that as age creeps on and origin­ homestead law requires three things of pension to one, Elijah Martin, created
ality wanes, he is prono to plagia­ to give final tital, first, honest re­ some aubible smiling in the House, but
rize himself, and his audiences of sidence, second good cultivation, to no protests. The President showed that
ten years ago hear, in his diatribes, crops or otherwise, and third, fair Elijah Martin was dead and buried be­
the echo of what might now be improvements in the matter of fore the bill for his reliei was intro­
duced into Congress.
termed eloquent chestnuts.
buildings, fences and the like. Commissioner Black's plan for adjust
Compliance with only one or two ing tho arrears of pension due the widuas
A young gentleman of France of these requirements will not sat­ of doceased soldiers by direct, communi
one evening after a dance, made a isfy the law. Full compliance with cation with the oliic*, without the aid or
bet while supping that he could all three requirements must be sat­ agents or attorneys, is well received ali
swallow a raw egg without break­ isfactorily shown for tho entire over the country. It i« a commendable
ing the shell, and he did so. A fety period at the date when the filial simplification ol methods in tiro interest
days afterward lie experienced vio­
of economy and speedy settlement, it
lent pains, the doctors adminis­ proof is made.
he really accomplishes this mudi needed
Tho
daughter
of
a
deceased
tered a strong emetic, the egg came
reform, he will have rendered his conn
back, but broken, and out sprang a soldier, sailor or marine, if other­ try a far greater service than he could
young chicken. The warmth of wise qualified, may enter land in possibly have done bv running for the
the young man’s stomach had pro­ her own right, notwithstanding an Vice-Presidency.
duced the unexpected result, and
The land question is an exciting sub­
if any one doubts the truth of the entry may have been imide by her ject in Congress and one which is sure
story, say those who vouch for it, guardian anil perfected for her to In ing out subdued political tires and
lie can go to Chalons and see the benefit, during her minority. She elicit stump speeches. Ihtring such a
chicken that was hatched. Next. can thereby secure two homesteads. debate last week Representative Town­
A widow, as the legal representa­ send, of 111., declared that the Demo
The Duke of Marlbrough has tive of her deceased husband may cratic party in Congress and tho Execu­
married a Mrs. llammorsely, an continue to cultivate his homestead tive Departments liavo for feited and re­
American lady. On the night of
stored to the public domain 8l),0(X),00<i
the marriage,«Mr. Clew gave a din­ and at the same time make an en­ acres of land since they came into power.
ner to the pair at Delnionico’s. At try in her own name. A woman He said the most stupendous lie he had
the dinner the duke absorbed more has this advantage over a man. heard this year emanated from the
wine than wts good for him, and She can thus secure two home­ Chicago Republican Convention List
before the coffee came on he left the steads while he is allowed only one. riiinstlav, in a plank in its platform
table. His continued absence led
The widow of a deceased entry­ declaring that tho Democratic party has
to a fruitless search, and the bride
never restored an aero of land to tire
was compelled to leave for home, man may purchase, under the act publie domain.
The President will attend the coni
escorted by her friends. Subse­ of June 15, 1880, the land embraced
inenceineiit exercises of the University
quently his grace was discovered in a homestead entry in cases where of
Virginia this week, lie has been in
asleep in an out of the way place,
vited to visit Montpelier, the home of
and was taken off to the Alber- that act is applicable.
Madison, on Iris return from Charlottes­
HENRY N, COPP.
ville, and the present owner of the
marie hotel. This does not shock
estate
has made elaborate preparations
American society, because it is
for his reception
Mrs. Cleveland w ill
English you know.
Mr. Harrison seems a very feeble not accompany Iriiu, us was at first re
and mediocre man when arrayed porte I.
The O regonian says that the against the inborn honesty and
Ths Official Democratic Paper.
BISHOP & KAY
WASHIN GTON LETTER.
Goods, Latest Styles and Lowest Priced
of Spring and Summer Clothing and
Gents Tweed.
Navigation Co
COLUMBIA RIVER ROUTE.
Fresh Vegetables of ¡ill descriptions
r. ill be kept while in Seasoih
Keeps
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We also tarry a full ljno
old and reliable Brownsvill WntilJ
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Light weight. No g<X)tIs
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Oregon give better satisfaction
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We have just added a Merchant
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Tailoring department to our I{ea(jj
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Made business. It is under th'L
control of Mr. J. E. Ross, who i,
The Finest
well known to be a fine cutter ail,i
All Wool Norfolk Jackets
fitter.
Men’s Ulsters
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our friends desiring special suits
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give us a call.
A big Drive in Seersucker
The prices for Tailor Made Goods
Coats and Vests at
will be materially reduced and wo
Alpaca Coats and Vests
think are cheaper than any Tailor
4 50
Fancy Checks
2 50 shop in Oregon.
Alpaca Coats ond Vests
Remember our old motto,
Our lines of Neck Wear, Hosiery,
Silk Handerchiefs, Summer Under­ THE BEST GOODS FOR THE
wear, Gloves, Cuffs and Collars,
LEAST MONEY.
Plain and Fancy Shirts are full
and complete, and our stock of new
Style Hats eclipse any stock ever
before offered to (be people of
McMinnville, Oirejo^
Yamhill.
$10 00
11 00
12 00
H 00
1500
16 00
17 50
20 00
22 50
C 00
1 50
1 75
3 001
5 00
Light Weight Suit at
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Bishop & Kay,
MARTIN & S/YNDERS
HARDWARE and FARMING IMPLEMENTS
MeMsniiviHc, Oregon
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Agents for RUSSELL & CO.
Threashers, Saw Mills Wagons,
v Farming Implements.
coming campaign must be fought
on present issues not the issues of
the past. But it still prints such
as the following: Geti. Sherman
says that every man who was faith­
ful to the country during the great
war, ought to vote for Harrison.
He also says: “Cleveland should
have been with us nt Vicksburg, or
Gettysburg, as we were short-
handed nt both places.” But
Cleveland wasn’t the man for that
He wanted slavery perpetuated
hoped for Confederate success, and
did what he could from his ambush
of obscurity to keep up the copper­
head fire in the rear. A campaign
conducted on the issue of the pre­
sent is an impossibility for the Re­
publicans.
With a nominee fitly chosen by
the monopoly machine to represent
its worst developments ; without the
winning personnl qualities that
sometimes lend strength to the re­
presentatives of failing causes; a
negative candidate on a negative
platform; the figurehead of a re­
actionary movement against equal
rights and the just protection of
American labor and civilization—
(ieneral Harrison will be beaten
most disastrously by the forces of
progress and American prosperity,
led for the second time to triumph
by Grow r Cleveland.
rugged power of Grover Cleveland.
We do not doubt the result. Four
years ago, comparatively unknown,
the people accepted him on trust
over the most brilliant politician of
the Republican party. That four
years’ trial insures an overwhelm­
ing vote of confidence for four years
more.
VIA
SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO’S
LINES.
THE MT, SIIASTA ROUTE.
Time between
Porilaud and San Francisco,
39 Hours.
California Express trains run daily
BETWEEN run ri.ANir ancl MAN
rn iNcisco.
I.KAVK.
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Portland Hr: 10 A 5:
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Pullman
Buffet Sleepers.
TOURIST SLEEPERS for wcon I class
Passengers on nil Exprt"s trains.
The O. A C. R. R. Ferry makes connection
with all the regular trains on the East Side
Division from fool of F Street
Went Side Division.
HXTWKBN PORTLAND A COBVAl.I.IS.
Mall Train.
(DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS)
ARRIVK.
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Portland 7 hUi A. Ml Corvallis .12:25 P.
Corvallis 1 :.’W P. M (Portland 6:15 P.
At Albany and < or v ah is connect with
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Except Sunday.
ARKIN K.
Portland I 30 P M I McMinnville* ?ooP M.
M<.VIin'ville5: C*A.M I Portland 9:00 A. M.
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E. P ROGERS.
Mamctr AsM.O. F A Pa *. A;i
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I rollnblo Mdiclneismtliebcst
todepettd upon. Acker’s Blood El­
ixir hs* been prescribed for 70srs for all im-
purltleaof t be Blood. In every form of Scrof­
ulous, ByphlHtlcor Mercurial diseases, it is
invaluable. For Rheumatism, has no equal.
Geo \V. Burt
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Q^sborite Mener
Wo have Double Cultivators with all the
Late Improvements.