The state rights democrat., June 29, 1888, Image 4

Utter List.
Mllln Is the list of letters ramalnlnf In the P,l
I Albany. Linn county, Onr.
I oelllnf for these Ir-ttors mint five the data on
which tfcv war a.t erttswl
Arnall, AT Br) ant, Ja M
Urate, IJaoqr , .ism.
rrady, Jesses
Klnjt, Miss Krnsstlnr
Itn hailan. II S
Ja. kw.it, K S
Rankle, H
Warner, A J
K. THOMPSON, P to.
Conrad Meyer.
-PROPRIETOR 0F"
STAR BAKERY,
Corner Broadalbin and First 8U.,'
DKALKR IN
4'smaeel rrnilM, Caane MesUa,
Dries! Fruit, Vegetable,
Clear.
Nplee,
Colter. Tea,
Ete !..
In fsot everything; ths. I kept li a gen
mi variety and grocery store. Highest
market prtoe paid for
ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE.
Wm. Fortmiller & Co,,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Prompt Attantion-Firat-class Hearse
jsTAfer busiuot h ur call at ro.idenoe
fifth an 1 Btker
THE YAQU1NA MUTE.
Orajon Pacific Railroad.
Orjg u Djivelopoasnt Company's su,m
ahip Line
225 MILES 8HDfar8.
20 HOURS LESS TIME
than by any other route.
Firet-ela through passenger and
freight line from Portland and all points
in the WilUmaUe Valley to and from San
Franeiaoo, Cel.
Willamett9 Rivar Lina of Steamers.
The -Wm. M. Hoag," The -lN. 8, Beat
Is j," Too "Three Sisters" are in service
for both passenger and freight train I be
tween Corval lis and Portland end In.er
tnedtate points, leaving Company V wharf,
Corvalba. aud Messrs. fiuimsn A Go's
wharf. Nos. 200 end 202 Front St., Port
land, three times a week as follows :
NOKTtt BOUND.
Leave CorralUs, Man , Wad. sad Friday, 10.1X1 A. to.
Uara -VI bam, Mund.y. Wl. aud KrkUj. 12:00 N.u
Arnra HurUaod, fee , Tia,anl8tunLy, 5 JO P. to.
SOUTH BOCNO.
Usee Portland, Ma., Wad. aad Prtdsy, 8:00 A. to.
Uir. Albany, fue., l'uur.. aad Saturday, l:flJ p. M.
Arrive Cwrailia, To-., Tho. aitd Saturday, 4:20 P. to.
Boats make close connection at Albany
with trains of the Oregon Pacific Railroad.
TIME S JH8UULE (ai-ept Sundays.)
Laatra Albany, l:0i r. a, Lear Yaqaina, fl JO a.m.
In CrUu, 1:17 r, s. lLaare CurrallU,l0. a.m.
Anva Yaquina, tM r. m I Arrive Albany, 11:16 a.
O Jk C. traias oaue :i at Albany and
Cur vail is The above trains connect at
Vaquin i with thi Oregju Development
C i.upsuy's Liua of sUjmnliips between
Yaqmua an 1 H n if ran :ie j.
tfAILlXG HATCH .
riAi.
rati a a At raassssco.
rao r aui ia
WilhssMta Vanity,
WOlaaseUe Valley,
WillautotteVeiley.
WiUanMUe Valley.
.) ii 22nd
July sri
Juiy lsUi
July sSKo.
June aoth.
July 13th.
Ju,y xsth.
1 he Company . rve .he right to
change saitiug dates without notice.
N. U. Pa.ssoujjr.s from P-ir.lana and
Villameue Va ley p iu- can make close
ouue.u a witbiue tmtaa wf the Yaquina
roaia at At oaii or Cirvallis, and it des
tiu j4 to nn Frauuiso should arrange to
arrive at Yaquiu t tne ovoaing before date
of sailing.
PaMeater aad V.rlht Katea alwaya ise
Lwra.
VH i,if t a uo i aply iu C J StUArt, Prsight and
IV. jl Araut, AibA.1, u. to O If Uaaarell, Jr., U. P.
A P. As. Orejf.KJ Hseasp Jieul Cw 3 -4 ifiyutuoiery
St., Saw rTaocuo, tUI. C- .,
A. U. P. aud P. Agent,
Oreicou I'jl "i j U U Co. Coreallla, Or.
UVctlLAvJ rj C4LIFJ.!A
foti'MTii Paoiflj Company's Line.
TMK sir. AN til 1 Kili ri
eVa kas'iasi Jtoes 'jrasl s. Psssksa, ss houra
- s .
iauroaiA sraaaa i. tixa ajlt.
Sou h North
t'W r. S. . Loava I'.ninl Arrive I 10:4(1 A
:tfjr s I Usave Alb. uy hMV I 7.0.1 a M
:tl a s I Arrivj iaa P a note; tViava I 0:30 r s
kMAt rasssases raaea sailt ,cept euuday).
s 00 a s i Laura Peetsmd Arrtral 8:46 r a
Itttm Leave Albany . Leave i 11:36 a a
t-.wrm j Arrive Knyene Leare 9 AO a m
local raxaK Tatixa kailv, sxcsrr mi moat .
tl) r 1 I I . i ;
a . r S Am e
l:&)rt I Lear 3
1:30 i' M I Arrive
Alb t if
L ib i i Mi
Albany
I. ;.,- i
Arrive I 6:16 A a
L ive I ."-. ) a s
Arrive , 2:46 r S
I. ; I v ' M r S
PULLMA t iiJFfcf 3LP8S.
T.urlt Mlrejflu Care f.n- 4cCiMliuiMiitluii
I Scetnd't'laa Psaaea&erft, altaekeil
I 6:xpraa Trjlna.
Vfffl aide Ivlvlalwa.
agrriKKK pttrLti tt tnravtLLia.
a Vil tai ovibv (j jh Uy.)
0am
8:26 r u
Loare
Arrive
f rtUn J
Arrive
Liare
:I5 r a
1:30 a
trztu T4 1: i ouly (; ,-'. fa taf .y.
4:50 r m
!00 pa
Lssm
Arri a
rrtU.il
Mtoinnviiie
A rive
lyave
tf:Ol a u
Ms A M
AtAlbi'iy till CrrallU tfMeSSSt with traina of
Oregon Paciac Uaiiroad
K r full iiif-jraiUi , i re.'ir.Ji;i2 rstst, unfn, etc.,
on Company 'a Ayeiit.
R. KOBHLEMt, . P. KOUR41S.
toanagsr. A,'lO. P. and P. Avt.
Notice.
We have appointed Mr. S. A. DeVaney,
Waterloo as our Agent in Linn county
fur Larva of Business prepared by Prof.
Parson's of Harvard University expressly for
farmers and business men. Endorsed by the
chief and associated justices of the Sup'rems
Bench. Is pronounced by thousands of the
clearest headed business men of the coun
try as a book which they can not afford to
be. without We ask an investigation of its
.nerits.
Agents wanted in every county in the
State
W. P. Grant, Publisher,
(Agent for Western and Pacific States.)
3io6 t California St., $an Francisco, Ca
CROSS- s & ALLEN.
PEOPEIETOES
Albany Track and Dray Co., U, 1.
! hrt lie j;wlthOAre ittdjiispatch
JPa A A 1 A
Do You Want Furniture ?
IP YOU DOQO TO
Woodin & Willard.
where you will find tho best make and
finest finished
BEDROOM SUITS. PARLOR SUITS,
EASY CHAIRS AND
LOUNGES.
Alto a tine lino ui
PICTURE FRAMES,
and a bunderd dlffrrent stylta of
Monldings.
Pioture frames made to order.
The largest and beat stock of
UNDERTAKERS GOODS,
ever kept in Albany. Prices rsaeonable.
Andrews & Hackieman,
W.LDOUGLASl
S3.00
SHOE
SOLE AGENTS,
LEBANON, - - OREGON
the lumber monopoly. Wo ran furnish
to builders aud oon'.rAOtors. rojgb. clear
or flrishing
LUMBER,
ou abort notice. This lu in tier is out front
the lei yellow fir, rafted from tb cele
brated MvKlnxls timber regioussod nianu
faoturetl tt (,'oburg. Any quantity can be
furnUhed at Albany at low prices. It
needs no rsommtndatlon as to quality
CEDAR POSTS. BOXING
LATH, PICKETS
and lumber of all kin Is on our yard oon
stantly. Dju'i order without seeing or
hearing frnn us. We will aaye you
money.
HAMMER BROS..
Ail a iv Linn Co,, ti
ALBANY COLLEBUTE INSTITUTE
ALBANY, OREGON,
W 1887, 1888.
rirs Term apeas arpirrubrr l3ib, iaej.
A lull corps of instructors,
CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY,
COMMERCIAL AND NORMAL
CLASSES.
Courses of -tudy arranged to meet the
need of all grades of student.
Special imdmrememls offered to slmdentt
from abroad.
Tuition range from $5.50 to f1?,50.
Board in private faini'iee at :cw rates.
Room a. lor self-boarding at small ex en.
A careful superviaion exercised over stu
dents away from borne. Fall term opens
September 7tb. For circulars and full
particulars address the President.
BEY. ft.LBr.KT M. t"BIT.
Albany, Oregon
DR. Cr WATSON MAST0N
Physician and Surgeon.
Office rooms 3 aud 4. Foster's Bloek.
Albany
orecon.
City Market,
M. HVDfi Prtp.-ieto .
Fresh meab constantly on hand. Near
corner of First and I-Vrrv StreeU.
Homeopathic Physician,
MRS. M, E i ciMY, to. D., UOtoEOPATHlC
hraician, oftV-e and rraidenco turner A First
an.l rJakr StrccU, Alliany, Ortv'-n. .,hrt,iil:
a specialty. 0nau!Ution tree, office bwura : 10 a. m.
W l i a in ami 2 t p.
Rhss House.
J GH13L.I1V,
Proprietor.
Tnis house is now ooen and furnished
with the beat new furniture. Everything
clean sod octnmodious, offering to t ic gen
eral public superior sccommodatirrs to anv
in the city.
H. r. MERRILL,
33 A 3ST TSU 3B,
ALBANY, - - - ORECON.
Bell exchange on Saw York, Franciaoj and
Purtland .
Bay doUm. 8ta'e. cjuatv ami tv warrants Rm-
ceivo depimiu ailbjecl U clusck. luUsi-eat allowed an
time denoaite.
Collections will receive prompt attention.
Correepnndenca aolicitetl.
Fire and marine itmiraucu jla. I in reliable com
panies.
XiTOflM h mra from A a. in. to 6 p.m.
Notice for Publication,
Land Office nt On gon Cilv, Or. )
Msy 17tb, 18fe. J
Notice is hereby giv-n that the follow
ing uaiiicd settler has filed notice of bis
iou-nt m to mako final proof in support of
rils claim, and that said proof will be
made btfro tbe Judge or lit case of bis
abouce i.be County Clerk of Liun coun
ty, Oregon, at Aib.iny, Oregon, on
Monday, July llt, IMSK,
viz : John M. Flaughcr, Houif-stead En
iry ."'o 4870 for the S V, of N El and N
ii of N vv of Sec. 32, To II m R j E. He
itaiubs the following witues to prove
his crmtfuuoiis resldencr upon aud culti
vation o", aahl ImmI, viz : .les M Nou:h,
Johtt'O Iwiyd, ihotiiM ro;kcit William
Ray, all of Lebanon, Lin it cuuitytOregon,
W. r. iiUHNKV.
HegiMter.
"Jim Westfall,"
CHINESE MERCHANT.
Full line of Chinese goods of all kiods on
hand. Also full line of
JAPANESE G000S.
0EEB3H VLUm GOSTEAGfOE,
for this section.
Laborers furnished on short notice To
any purpose.
Opposite S E Young's, Albany,
J. K. WEATHERF0RD,
(NOTARY PUBLIC,)
iTTORNEY AT LAW,
ALBANY, OKECOM.
fTTILL PRACTICE IN ALL THS COURTS OF THE
VY State. Special attention given to collections and
robate matter.
farofflcel Fell w's Temple.
hswsf
3 Him
IVOS EEI
BROKE.
Site democrat.
mOIiLl, and MAPEft.
Will ( low on th 4th.
We, the luidereigosd, horeby sgtss io
dote our respectivo plaros of business on the
national holulsv, the 4th of July, ("1 day. I
8 1 Young.
0 H Soenovr.
(1 W Smith
Woodin ft Willard.
Farmers' .V Merchants' Insurance Co,
Thompson ft Overmsn.
Cot n Bros.
W Fortmiller A Co.
F I Kenton.
Cowsn,tHalston .V O.
J Orsdwohl.
Will St Stark.
Koahay Maou, except for prss work
O I. Haekaae, exespt for prss work .
Milt Miller, sxoept f or pres work.
H Kwart
(1 W Sinipfou.
P Cohen.
Monteith .V Seitcobacli.
W C Tweetlals.
Lsou Power.
Ilrownell . Stauilurd.
Ptrst National Hank.
Krsuss Ac Klein.
Wallace ft Thomson.
Parker Bro.
0 H aela4 ft Co
John O Schioesr
Fred Mueller.
Kuapp, H ii n il 0i except for inachiu
sry and extraa.
Stewart ft Sex, except for maohinery sod
extras.
Dsyoe lbdsin, except fur utaolitnery
and extras.
(kin red Me mo,
J J Dubru, l,
I. K hum.
F M KrencL.
II K Merrill.
h GotlisK
A U Mcltwsio.
What Cm.. Hawlkv 8vh. In writing
up a trip through the Willamette Valley
Col. Ilawley, who in 18S1 favored the Dkm-
tK'RAT with an ciifht or ten column article
on the sea coast country, says in the last
West Short: 'Albany Is a delightful and
progressive city, situated at the junction of
the Oregon St, California and the Oregon
Pacific railroads, with the beautiful WM
Lunette river laving its western corporate
line. The adjacent country abounds in
charming drives through a farming section
rich in orchard, meadows, stock farms and
graxing fields. Comfortable camping places
in the foothi',1, and several summer re
sorts located at health giving mineral
springs, arc in easy reach of the city by
stage or private conveyance. Leaving Al
bany either by steamer, rail, stage or priv
ate conveyance, the pleasant town of Cor
vatlis is reached after a drive of an hour or
two. Here Irt me call attention to a
climatic peculiarity of this section. Albany,
sheltered by an outlying spur of hill Is
measureblv protected from the sea breexc,
which villi the regularity of clock work,
sweeps in the afternoon thr ugh the pass
In the Coast range through which the Ore
gon Pacific railroad finds Its way to Ya
quina bay.n
KF.AL BTa T MALES.
As recorded In the Couoty Clerk's office
of Linn county, Oregon :
Wm M Davis to Elizabeth Young,
12 acres, 9 w a $ 50
B A Witzel to Laoma Witzel, 208.99
acres, 12 w 4 9405
Mary E Malson to Sarah Davidson,
140 acres, 13 w 2 1
R Koehlcr to John B Brann, lot 8,
block 78, M's 2nd A 200
T L Hargrove to Ed Stover, 1 14 acre
ii 1 2000
OB. BO MAft-KO
In his niw discover) I, r I'.msumnUnn. aucr-euad Io
prxduHng; a medietas which Is scknwUhrd by ah
to ho simply marvelous. It la etooedtneb; eaaul
to the taste, perfectly harmless, and does not iHoi
Is ail raaee of 'oueumotion, t ouch. Colds, Vboof
In Cona-h, Croup. HrrnchitU, and Pains Sj the 1 beat
It has gtten unlvertat seueiactton. Or IbaamkoM
though and Lung- Mi run Is eohl at So cents hy M. A.
Miller.
1 1 S) sxa a ia
What Hk Lkkt. The estate of John
Morgan, who recently died in California,
leaving property in Albanr, is valued at
$4,000. Dr. J. L. Hill has been appointed
Executor and has given bonds in the sum
of $8jooo.
JACOBS 0l
FOR WATERMEN.
All at EN whose pursuits
place them on the water,
ouch so Seafarers, Lake
tod River CrafltatB,
Yachtmen, Boatmen, &e.f
should be guided by what
CAPT. PAUL BOYTON, the
World Renowned 8 win
ner, whose autograph is
here shownayas follows ;
Si
ft
si A "I don't see how X could
V j got along without St.
Jacobs Oil."
CURES
RHEUMATISM, CRAMPS, ACHES,
PAINS AND BRUISES.
Bold by DruffffltU and Dtalern Erxrywhart.
Charles A. Voseler Co.. Hal to.. M1
OThe BUYEB8' GUIDE is
issued March and Sept.,
each year. It is an ency
clopedia of useful infor
mation for all who pur
chase the luxuries or tho
neeessities of life. Wo
can olotho you and furnish you with
all tho necessary and unnecessary
appliances to ride, walk, dance, sleep,
eat, fish, hunt, work, go to church,
or stay at home, and in various sizes,
styles and quantities. Just figure out
what is roquired to do all these things
COMFORTABLY, and you can maJte a fair
estimate of the value of the BTJYEHB"
GUIDE, whioh will be sent upon
receipt of 10 cents to pay postage,.
MONTGOMERY WARD A CO.
111-114 Michigan Avenue. Chicago, 111.
O. O OH tjKKV.
O.R.I'VRUKb
ALBANY
IRON WORKS.
CHERRY & PARSES,
Machinists, Millwrights, and! ber
Founders.
E are now completely prepared to
handle all kinds of heavy work. We will
manufacture Steam Engines, Grist and
Saw Mill Machinery, and all kinds nf Iron
ana rass castings.
PATTERNS MtDK ON SHORT NOTICE.
Special attention given to repairing all
kinds of inachiuery.
Children Cry for
f
I KM PF.lt AM K. COLUMN.
Edited by Albsny W, 0. T, U.
The Women's Christian Temperance Union
uf West Washington Territoiy, held their
annual convention at la Coaler the lUtb,
20th and 21th of this month.
Mayor Hewitt, of N. Y. in his message to
tho Board of Aldermen says l "A visit to
the great charitable institutions maintained
a .a S a Si a r a I S a as
ny tho oi ty of insw York, con taming oyer
14,000 persons, will convince the most skep
tical observer, that the chief ceose of crime,
sickness, and poverty, which fill thess insti
tutions with their tenants, is to bs fonnd in
excessive indulgence io intoxicating drinks.'
The first obstacles that we meet io our up
wsrd march are those that are wrapped up in
us. They oome from what we call, io soieo
tine language heredity. How are we going
to get rid of them . 1 here is but ooe wsy
we must grow out of them. When we ap
pes I toe man to overcome the evils inherent
in him, wo oaa appeal only to the manhood
ho possesses, whether it be much or little.
And here is the field for oar morel suasion in
the temperance rt form ; tho field for tho
Co. pel minister ; ths conscientious teacher :
the faithful father and mother.
( Mefore man can reach his highest estste,
before ho can fsel that he 4a oat of the slough
f drunkenness and standing Hudy on the
highway of happiness, he mast m soms wsy
overcome the evil that is in him. if this be
so, we, as christian temperance workers mast
labor with patience and perseverance to root
tsit ths evil, remembering that untiring' ef
fort for tho individual, is as much needed as
labor for the mosses.
The specious pin uf the liquor man is that
they create a demand for lobar, sad give
work to (JOU. 000 rMfsoes This is ths plea of
lottnry-mun, gainbirr, opium tnerohaats,
publishers of obscene btersturn, and was the
pis of too old sisys-masters. It none breach
of trade against many honorable and useful
industries.
Were the E!hX),0U),000 annually spent for
liquor spplied to the comforts of life, it
would sifurd employment for 300,000 addt
tioual persons, whose yearly wsgss would bo
fyo.00O.UUU, sod there would be 9.100,000,
000 additional capital demanded, $503,000,
000, of new materials required, whuh at
wholesale wonld yield to the annual income
of our country, f7W.000.000.
Let our wise men tell ths country that oar
national liquor bill is, year by sear, three
times so much as oar people spend for breed,
mors than half the amount for clothing, sod
more thas tire tunes that for boots and shoes.
Over against our 142.000 schools of learning
ws sre compelled to place 196,000 drinking
places. W are forced to offset til 1,000,000
fOf sou cation srttl I0Q0.O0O.OOO b.r run, an.l
crime ; scd 02.000 clsrgymea sre opposed by
600,000 persons in the liquor trade, who are
licensed by our government. W quo id afford
to support at the rate of 11,000 a year, each
uf the 000,000, and we would then have
surplus of $300,000,000. Add to this nnaneial
waste that of lite, ot intellect, of love, of
home sod of heaven, all higher notivss, aad
toe inspiration to action is immsursble
M. A. Te Satlroay Ntoiir. -Yestcr-
dav the principal salutation war. "scl
wltot'a the news." "Which .' One fel
ow almost ate the M. A. T. because he
saw inai word, and ejaculated with set
teeth, "the Chicago Convention of course.'
But there were plenty more Interested In
the firemen's tournament, and who seemed
to think about as mudi depended on it .
t is now ascertained to be a fact that more
rain has fa'lcn already in June In Albany
than In any June for at least ten years
Since 1878 the highest June precipitation
was in 1884, when 3.33 inches of water fell.
" a .ii. a a a
1 1111 inrxun iuiiv live mcnes nave come
down. The average for ten years was 1 28
ncbesinjune The ecut lemon who rui.
trie auction of oil painting thinks Albanv
people lack an appreciation of good oil
paintings, studio works. Paintings which
he rbitned should bring at least one hun
dred dollars sold for five to ten dollars ...
We sec too many men now davs who have
genius and ability 5 but drown everything
n strong dunk, think of a man srt vinif up
all that amounts to anvthing in life just to
satisfy his appetite. A particular case has
come to our notice recent. v However
ntcrested men may get in politics it is
pleasing feature to observe that when
comes to business politics are laid aside
and republicans and democrats buy their
goods side licslde.
Will VACATKOur present county of
ficlals arc potting things in order for their
successors. Every office In the county this
year changes hands. County Clerk Gal
braith, who has filled the office with marked
ability, we understand will take a trip to
the Sound with a view of locatinir there
Mr. Montague and Mr. Davis will occupy
the present Clerk's office together. Neither
expect to have deputes after they get the
run of the office. Sheriff Smith.than whom
there is none more competent in Oregon
may be relied on to remain in Albany and
there will be no trouble about keeping
track of him. Sheriff Smallman will not
have to hunt houses in the desperate man
ner that is proving the experience of oev
eral officials, as he will only have to mount
the jail stairs. Treasurer Curl has a home
lere, and will probably remain in Albany
where he will prove the steady, reliable
citizen that has characterized his admlnis
tratlon of the Treasurers office. Mr RcUi
the Superintendent is already pretty com
fortabty settled, and his successor, Mr
Jktri will move to Albany and devote al
It . a . S o at s s
nis tune lotne ousiness ox me otnec. juoge
Whitnev is already located in the Foster
1J lock, and Judge Illackburn will retain his
present office in the O. F. Hall. Surveyor
Fisher is sufficiently "well fixed" so that
the change of the compass to Mr O'Conuer
will not affect him. John Sheu will re
main In Sweet Home, and like MrThomp
son, will gaze from a distance at the AI
bany Justices as they tackle most of the
business before he can get here
A Fink Lei h r. The Democrat take
great pleasure In presenting to Us readers
letter from the hands of the talented
wife of Consul General Bonham, of Cal
cutta, Hindostan. Mn. Hun ham has many
friends in Albany, Salem, and through the
Valley generally who will be delighted to
be able to hear from her In this way, 1 he
letter was over a month m its long yovage,
but is as fresh as a May morning.
Business Chanoc. Our enterprising
merchant, T C Peeblcr in company with
Harry Simms, have bought out the well-
known and popular St. Charles I lote , and
will conduct the business under the name
and style of T. C. Peebler & Co. We be
speak for them a liberal snare ot pairon
age, Express.
Defalcation. The amount of defal
cation from Dayton & Hall, of Portland,
is now figured out te be $3689.69. The
crime of taking this money Is charged to
Wm. Emery, of Corvall8, a son of Prof.
Emery, agent at Klamath. Emery denies
it. What the proof is in the matter we are
not informed.
Married. At the Evangelical church,
Corvallis,Or.,June 21, 1888, by Rev. J. L
Hershner, Mr. Augustus Becker, of Al
banv, Or, and Miss Sarah E. Wood, of
King's Valley. The young couple will re
side m Albany, the present home
the
of the
groom, where our nearly wisnes
welfare follow them. Leader.
for their
j xkiku iuk AsaAu Li j , uu vvuuncsaay
m K r -r- f TTT 1 ,
Mr. Thomas, of Harrisburg was tried on
charge of assaulting a boy , sen of C C Baber,
of that place with a cane. He was acquit
ted.
J Pitcher's Caetoria.
nnaWssjpnnonnMni
National ltepubllcan Convention.
CHicAOO,June at. Com. on platform
gVees except as to anti-saloon plank which
wilt be discussed this morning. Platform
declares the fight Is between protection and
ree trade. Welcomes the Issue made by
resident, favors abolishing tobacco tax
except on cgars, clgaretts aud cheroots.
Sympathises with home rulers in Ireland,
Criticises the civil service of the adminis
tration.
10:41 a. m.-McKlnlcy, of Ohio takes
platform to read report of committee on
ilatform. Platforms sends greeting to
Braxll for freeing slaves, favors protectlye
tariff, favors reducing postage to one cent,
condemns administration for surrendering
Ashlne? privileges and for spirit hostile to
pension legislation.
11:31 a. m, Leonard Swett.of III., takes
iilatform te nominate Grcshaiu
W it, a. in.- Davis, of Miss., seconds
nomination of Grcsham.
ti:o a. m. Lynch, of Miss,, seconds
nomination of Gresham.
12:14 a. m. MeCall, of Mass., seconds
nomination of Uresham.
1 : -Rector, of Tcxas.seconds Gresh
am. oreeiiuto second cunciuucu. r.x-
m a s . a 6 e a SMS
Gov. Porter takes platform for Harrison
12 135. .Mention of Harrisons name
erected with prolonged cheering. Indiana
men on feet waving fans. I'orter tntci
upted with cries of "Gresham." Mingled
hisses.
1 2 :57. - At close of Porter's speech I ndl
ana delegation rose and cheered.
1 05.- Convention adjourned to 3 o clock.
3:07 p. m. Convention t ailed to order.
t:a6, Teall of Texas seconds nomination
of Harrison.
3 "33- Applause from Texas and Indiana,
and wavlni banner from Indiana urects
Rector. Galllnger of N. H. seconds liar
risott.
33 Roll coll proceed. Iowa called.
Cheering.
3:CO Mention Allison's name greeted
With cheers from ualleric, and floor.
lows delegs'e standing.
4 P. M. Pcpburn sllll speaking, not much
enthusiasm.
Hrpuburn says Alison would not be
found returning rebel flags. Continued
cheers and cries for Forakcr.
4:il p. m. Iowa, Missouri and Ma- .1
chusetts cheer. Allison at conclusion of
Hepburn' speech. Bos worth Rhode Is
land takes platform to second Allison.
4:21 p, m. Prolonged cheering led bv
Iowa and joined bv Maryland and the tor.
ritories.
4:22 p.m. Roll coll proceeding Michi-
E
an reached, cheering. Fralcr, of Mich
igan, takes platform to nominate Alger.
4:to Prolonged and renewed chcrrinu.
Mention of Alger's name and cries of he's
all right.
4:33. I iasirr s speech iMecUd with
great enthusiam on floor and galleries.
Mention Logan's name created cn.-at ap
plause. Fraxier quoted Mr. Ixgan In con
clusion. Great and continued applause.
Nave, of Massachusetts, seconds Alger.
5 p. m. Crowd at Interval nakes up cry
of "He's all rlehL" Great lauahter.
:il P.M. Ka-ffersof Arixona second
Allger.
eua. Eggers says he desired to say on
ly a word. Great and continued applause.
$:7 P. M. Roll call proceeds, New
York reached.
5:18 P.M. Hiacock take platform to
nominate Uepew.
Chicaoo, June tisTribmm says scheme
on foot among Blaine's friends to nominate
him after giving Harrison a chance as a
feint to defeat Sherman. Savs New York
may turn Gresham if Dephew is not taken
up by other states.
1 1:06 a. m. Convention called to order
Hiacock take the chair. Roll call ordered
2nd ballot.
Alger, 116 , Gresham, 108 ; Lincoln. 3 ;
Phelps, 18 ; Allison, 75 ; Ingall ; 16 ;
Blain, 32 1 Sherman, 249 ; Depcw, 99 .
Rusk, 20 ; Harrison, 95 ; McKinly, 3.
3rd ballot.
New Jersey gives Allison 4 ; Depew, 1 ;
Harrison. 4 ; Phelps, 4 ; Sherman, 1 : Mc
Klnley, 3. Kansas casts 2 votes forjudge
S F Miller.
Tout vote on 3rd baltot
Alger, 122 ; Harrison, 94 ; Depew, 90 ;
Phelps, 50 ; Lincoln, 2 ; Sherman, 244 ;
Gresham, 123 ; Rusk,i6 ; Blaine, 3$ ; Mc
Kinley,8 ; Miller, 2.
Adjourned to 7 o'clock p. m.
Chicago, June 23. -Tribute says anti
Harrison forces have combined to prevent
his nomination this morning, and after a
ballot or two will adjourn to unite on some
other candidate.
10x18 a. m. Convention called to order.
It Is said the convention will adjourn after
one or perhaps two ballots. Werner Mil
ler, of N. Y. presiding. Roll call proceed
ing with fourth ballot.
10:38 a. m.McKinley withdraws. Utl-not-
gives Harrison, 3 ; Gresham. 44. New
York gives Alger, 3 ; Allison. 1 ; Harri
on, 59 ; Sherman, t ; Blaine, 8. Wiscon
sin gives Harrison, 20. Applause and
cheers.
4th Ballot. -Alger 135, Harrison 217,
Allison 88, Blaine 42, Sherman 236, Gres
ham 98, McKinley 11, Lincoln 1, Douglas
1, Foraker I.
11:25 m. Fifth ballot being taken.
Callifornla votes for Blaine. Cheers and
hisses. Indiana gives Harrison 29, Gres
ham 1.
1140 a. m. New Hampshire gives Har
rison 8. New Jersey gives McKinney 6.
Fifth Baliot.Blaini 46, Alger 142, Alli
son 213, Gresham 87, Sherman 214, McKin
ney 14.
Adjourned to 4 p. m.
3:20 p. m. Generally expected effort will
be made to stampede convention to Blaine
this afternoon. Some talk of combination
on Allison. Blaine new expect New York
delegation on 6th and 7th ballot.
Governor Foraker says Ohio will not
vote solid for Sherman this afternoon.
Asked about stampede to Blaine he said if
they break to him it will likely go to him.
He is a very strong man.
4:07 p.m. Hlscock just said motion will
be made to adjourn to Monday.
Convention called to order. Warner
Miller says the understanding is to ad
jouan to Monday to II a. m. Motion tot
adjourn make. Kansas calls for roll call.
Iowa seconds it.
On adjournment Ind. votes 30 no, and
Iowa 26 aye. New York 72 no. Full vote
on adjournment, 493 aye, 340 no.
yvujourneu to n a. m. monuay.
Hakrisucko. Harrisburg is situated in
the extreme southwestern part of the
county, 30 miles south of Albany on the
Willamette river, and also on the line of
the Oregon 61 California railroad. It Ik in
the heart of a rich agricultural region
which reaches out in un open stretch of
beautiful and extremely fertile prairie on
each side of the river to tle distance of 13
to 20 mile. The river at this point is navi
gable only in the winter season. The lo
cality is quite heathful, which is true of
nearly every other locality in the state of
Oregon. The population numbers about
600. There are flourishing public schools,
and the business interests are milling, man
ufacturing and merchantile. Resources
of Oregon.
Married. Qn Wednesday evening,
June 20th, i88, at Monmouth, Mr. Ed. C.
Pentland, formerly of Scto, and Miss Ger
trude Hayes, of Monmouth, Prof Stanley
officiating.
At the residence of Mr C P Knighton,
Tangent, Or., June 20th, 1888, Mr. Sam II.
Bryan and Miss Lelia J Knighton, both of
Linn county, Rev G F Rounds, officiat
ing. Gets a Pension. Mr. Nehemiah T
Moorf, the painter, of this city, has been
granted a pension as an original invalid.
Children Cry for.
MOhDKN WKDDINO.
1838 -1888.
Married lone atst. by Rev. Na
thaniel Ingles, in Carroll county, Indiana,
Mr. William Mc Br hie to Miss Ann Crews.
After the lapse of half a century the gold
en wedding was celebrated yesterday at
their home in Albany. The stalwart form
of the young bridegroom of twenty-three
is hut slightly bowed and the bonnle young
bride of twenty-two is now a well preserv
ed and venerable grand-mother. True In
deed, time has done his work with them as
he has with all the world. The lines of
age arc in their faces and their whHcncd
locks give token of advancing years ; yet
as they sUtod up before the happy com
pany of children, grand-chiidrcn and
friends their ajiedrts were young as ever
They told with delight of the fashions and
scenes of fifty years ago. What would our
young people of to-day think of having to
publish the bans "three several Sabbaths
In the church" and then have a marriage
ccrcmorf an hour long t Their Golden
wedding was a little less tedious and less
formal. They have had ten children ;but
four of whom arc living, vix : Mrs. Isaac
Elder, of Eddvvllle, Iowa ; Mrs, John
Crawford, of this county ; Mrs. John Mil
lard, of Albany, ana Mr. John Mc Bride, of
Peoria. All were present and with nine
teen grand-children and a few friends made
a company of over fifty. The venerable
couple took their places on the floor and
after a few remarks of a historical charac
ter by their pastor, Dr. Irvine, all joined in
fervent prsyer for Heaven's richest bless
ing upon their declining years. 1 hen came
the golden presents from children and
grand-children. A fine gold watch and
gotd-headed cane for Mr. Mc Bride and a
beautiful pair of gold framed spectacles,
gold thimble and wedding ring for Mrs.
Mc Bride. After hearty congratulations
and many kisses from the little folks all
sat down to a bountiful dinner prepared by
loving hands. Then after some hours spent
in a social way the company dispersed,
with many good wishes for the venerable
couple.
Mr. McBridc emigrated to l.um county
in 1865 and ha. resided in Albany for the
j est three years.
A Bkidokry all Means. -If the Al
bany Board of Trade would like to sub
merge itself with glory and do more for
Albany than several hundred thousand cir
culars can do, let it put on foot a scheme
for building a bridge across the Willamette
at this city. It is bound to come some
time and the sooner the ball Is set rolling
the sooner the bridge will be built. Fer
ries are antiquated affairs and eye-sores to
an advancing community, even Fox Val
ley was too far ahead to put up with the
institutions and the precinct got a bridge.
One can be built here if our citizens only
say the word, and, as the Board of Trade is
the spokesman, let the members act, and
the sooner the better. For vears Albany,
which pays nearly a fourth of the taxes of
the county, has been helping to bridge
every little streem in the county, and very
properly. Now istt it about this city s
turn to get a benefit. For a bridge here
the county should contribute a very liberal
amount and probably would ; Albany would
come to utc ironl wl'.n a good sixed sum.
It citUens and business men mould sub
scribe very liberally, because it would be a
bonanza to them, and the farmers of Ben
ton county would turn their pockets inside
out. Now see how easy the matter is, and
shall we any longer remain idle when such
a structure is so much needed here. Every
city on the Willamette will in time have its
wagon bridge. Docs Albany propose to
be the last? Not much'
TIIL'RSOAV.
Mr L Senders is io Sso F-aoetseo
Ths Grsad Lodge of Good Templars io in
km in t'ortlsnd.
Mr Steve Phillipi came over the mountains
front Camp Polk a few stays ago.
Bind sua handkerchiefs are all the rage
now. Wo uottos that Ulaia has a laree stock
oe hand.
Last evening wail the tight rope walkioK
tti tskne pi ecu a ii.ai, entered the rooms uf
A Cotnlry over the saloon, but was dtseov
r I before getting hold of soy valuables aad
allowed to depart.
Mr J (1 Crawford is horns from MonmoHth,
where be took pbotograpl's of the twenty
seven graduate, and each of them. He re
ceived orders for about ooe thousand eoaies.
VR1DAY.
According to the almanac this is the Ions-
eat day in the year.
Mrs Fortmiller, mother, and John, brother
ef Wm Fortmiller, tbe popular furniture
man, are in tbe city, and will remain several
weeks.
The Mason's Batlding Association, of this
city hsvs tilled articles of incorporation with
Osorge K.Sunpsoo, Dr W Maalon and C
K Wolvsrtoo as iaoorpo retort.
The heir of John W Lyoer, of Browns
ville, a few days ago were paid the sam of
8-JO00, by the AO U W of whioh Mr. Tyeer
was a member. The mouey waa paid through
tbe Albany lodge.
Jos Samuels aad wife, of California, are in
the city the guests of Messrs Aaron snd
Sainoal Cohen, brothers of Mrs Samuels.
This it their first meeting for about twelve
years, and of 000 ree is an occasion of crest re
joicing with them.
Saturday's daily.
Ex Sheriff J K Charlton is io the city.
Tbe Crabtree postofiice has beeu discon
tinued. U R Humphrey, of Waterloo precinct win
the city.
State Printer Baker
forenoon.
was io thb city this
A member of tho Spokane Fall hose team
that will go to Seattle on the 4th of July is
Harry Parker, a former resident of this city.
He is one cf the hydrsnt men.
Rev Dr Thompson snd wife, of Corvsllis-,
arrived m Atiisnv last niuht on tneir wav
home from the East, where the Doctor was a
delegste to the National Presbytery.
The authorities at Ixieg Island, N. Y .aro
determined to abato the tramp nuisance.
They have purchased a number of chains
equipped with shackle and 40 pound iron
balls. All tramps sre to wear them while
working on th public streets. Albany has
a chain and ball ; but they sro getting rusty
though tramps sre plenty.
vpoieso mam aa oqs 'uajpirqo psn etrs ueuj
Hljoso 01 Sunp eus ssjk eureooq oqs usqAV
TJOtwo toj psja oqs 'pjrqO v bum oqs uoq &
tqaoisso joq oauU oat 'sors Xqsg uoqv
The republican party in 1884 put the fol
lowing plank in their platform :
"The democratic party has failed com
pletely to relieve the -people of the burden
of unnecessary taxation by a wise reduc
tion of the surplus. The republican party
pledges itself to correct the Inequalities o"f
the tariff and to reduce the surplus."
The democrats put the following plank
in their platform :
"That change Is necessary is proved by
an existing surplus of more than $100,000,
otxywhich has yearly been collected from a
suffering peopfe. Unnecessary taxation is
unjust taxation. The democratic party is
pledged to revise the tariff in a spirit of
fairness to all interests."
Read them both carefullyand decide for
yourselves as to which party is living up to
its pledges.
Wool men are now beginning to inquire
why the price of wool does not go up .since
Oregon has gone republican.
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PROPRIETOR OF
Albany Soda Works
And Manufacturers of-
0H0I0E CONFECTIONERY.
We are now prepsred to
011 at whoj
sale, always rrh
prices to dealer,
and pure at Portland
Wo also keep a run
line of
Nuts and Tropical Fruits.
oijr
CIGAR AND TOBACCO.
department I rxmn'r. We keep tbe
very fines, stook ef euoki jg and chewing
.obacoo, meerschaum and brier pipes that
a delight to smokers.
FOR SALE,
at very low rate
Lumber, Shingles, Lath, Posts,
Pickets, Fence Trimmings,
Sash, Doors and Blinds.
Call for prices . yard on Gvh St,.
of O. ot C ewlteo.
W. W, CHOWDER.
L. W. CLARK,
Portrait Photographer.
St nolo corner Second and Ferry St, -eels
near Opera House. Ground Uoir.
Children's picture a specialty.
ALBANY.
OREGOH.
PATENTS
teams., aiu all other business In the V
I Psssa
Bln atUMuleUeil lu for moderat tree.
Our office is SSSMStl the U. 8. Patent Office, and
e can obtain Patents lees Ume than those remote
rum Waaainiftoa.
Bead modie ordraainf. We sd' to patent
sbiiiiy fa of charge ;and wemas e charge mil see
weakest, .asset.
Wo refer here, to the Poatataster, the Sap, el
Mosaqr Order 1)1 v. antfla officials ef the U. ft Patent
office. Fur circular, advice, terms, snd elereuces
o actual clients In your own Blase or county, sddrees
C. A. SNOW & CO.,
Opposite Patent Office, Washington. D
Administrator's Sale.
Nutiee is hereby given that the undersign
ed Administrator of tbe estate of Samuel T.
H an is. deceased, wi!I pursuant to an or.br
of the County Court of Liun county, Oregoc,
duly made and entered of record on June 6th,
1888, at ths Court House door io Albany in
said county, on
Tuesday, ike 4th day ot Jaty, 188,
at ths hour of one o'clock io the afternoon of
said day, tell all the right title and interest
of the said Samuel T. Harris, at the time of
his death, in and to tho following described
real property, to-wit : Beginuing at the
northwest ooruer of Section 12 in Tp. 10 S R
1 west uf tbe Willamette meridian ; tbenee
cast 61 rods ; thence south 20S rods to the
oouth tutnk of Thomas Creek ; thence west
slnog the couth bank of Thomas Crttk, fol
lowing th meanderings thereof iMK rods to
the line of said Section 12 ; thenco north
along said section line, 208 rods to the place
of bvftiDoing, containing 80 acres in Linn
county, Oregon, to the highest bidder.
Terms of sale, cash in hand ou day of sale.
Dated June 14th, 1888.
J. H. Pkerv,
Hewitt A Bryant, Adtmuistrstor.
Att'ys for Adm'r.
Administrator's Sale.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed Administrator of the estate of Geo A
Hall, de cased, will in pursuance of an order
of the County Court of Linn county, Oregon,
duly made and entered of record on the 5th
day of June, 1888, at the Court House door
in Albany m said county on
Tuesday, July 94tta, 1888,
at the hour of one o'clock in the afternoon of
aid day, sell all the right title aud intere s
of the said Geo A Hall at the time of hi
death in and to the following described rea
property, to-wit . The north half of the
northeast quarter and the south half of the
northeast quarter of Section 24 in Tp. 10 S R
1 W of the Willamette meridian in Linn
county, Oregon, containing 160 acres. Also
a contract with the Oregnn A California Rail
Road Company, numbered 1642 for the salo
of tbe northeast quarter of the southeast
quarter of Section 13 in Tp. 10 S R 1 w of
the Willamette meridian in Linn county,
Oregon, containing 40 acres. Also a con
tract with the Oregon & California-Rail
Road Company, numbered 1256 for the sale
of the east half of the southwest quarter of
J Section 13 inTp. 10 S R 1 w of the Willam
ette meridian in Linn county, Uregon. con
taining 80 acres, to the highest bidder.
Terms of sale cash in hand.
Dated June 14th, 1888.
Jeff Meyers,
Administrator.
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Agents, Albany, Or.
ALBANY SAW AND PLAN
INC MILLS.
All kind va rough, dressed
nd seas. lumber, laths tui
pickets kept constantly en
hand- Bills sawed to order on
shortest notice Use only best
Calapooia timber- Price and
terms made satisfactory.
ROBINSON & WEST.
D, R. N. BLACKBURN,
Attorney at Law,
Office. Odd Fellow'sTemple,
ALBANY, - - - ORECON.
All business will receive prompt attention
J. J. WHITNEY.
attorney And Counsellor it La?
AND
Notary Public
ALBANY, ORECON,
Will practice in all of tbe Courts o
his .State. All busineee intrusted to him
ell) be promptly attended to.
NORTHERN GROWN PUKIV
AND SEEDS
Are stkaaywltdred the hnL brlrijj hardier,
more productive aud yield U tter crop.
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POWELL & B1XYEU,
sTTORNEYS AT LAW,
And Solicitors in lhanfcry
1 1. BANY. ... OREGON.
Collections promptly made on all points.
L?ans negotiated on reasonable terms,
sar Office in Foster's Hriok.-tte
TUtUfcf.
L. H. MONT ANTE.
aA .
AND
Notary Public.
Albany, Ores ay
O Bee upstairs, Ctawford Block.
T. J. STITES.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
-AND
Notary Public.
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Conducted by' secular priests and lay
teischere.
First term opens first Monday in Sep
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In February. For prospectus address
Rov. F. A." Becker. Vancouver, W. T. '
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ALBANY, - - - OREGON.
CHAS. PFEIFFER. PROPRIETOR.
Fitted up in first-class style. Tables
supplied with the best in tbe market.
Nioe sleeping apartments. Sample room,
for commercial travelers,
OTFree C'oartt to aad f rom the Ho !.
Executor's Notice,
Notice is hereoy given that the undersign
ed tas been this day appointed by the Coun
ty Court of Linn county, Oregon, sole execu
tor of the last will and testament and the
codicil thereto of Levi Fanning, late of Linn
county, Oregon, deceased. All persons hav
ing claims against the estate of said deceased
are hereby notified to present the same, prop
erly verified, to me at my place of business
in Albany, Oregon, within six months from
the date of this notice. a
Dated this 14th day of June. A. D., 1888.
Samuel E. Young,
Executor of the last will and testament
'and codicil of Ievi Fanning, deceased.
Wolverton A Irvine,
Att'ys for Executor.
A. P. WOODWARD, M. D:
Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon
O Dste tries, Treatment of Chronic Dis
eases of woman und children a specially.
O.Ilce up stairs over GradwoM'a front
rooms, :
Wagon
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