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THE L AMAH CASE.
Amid all of the talk pro and con
in regard to the placing of Lamar
upon the bench of the United
States supreme court, there has
been developed as a general view
of the case out one fact and 'that
is the position lie occupied in rela
tion to the government during the
late war, and the consideration
that the position of justice of the
supreme court should not be occu
pied by a man who had at one
time betrayed his trust and plotted
against the government he had
sworn to faithfully serve. It can
not be gainsaid that this very
qualification hoped to be a gainin"
influence in the south, was wh t
induced Cleveland to make the ap- j
poiitment in the first place, for the
special qualifications of Mr. Lamar j
for the position are not prominent, j
His legal attainments have never
been of a high order nor has his
legal practice of the nature to
recommend him for the position.
Simply, he was one of the most
pronounced of the Southern class
of gentlemen who preserve the j
sectional animosities and procliv-1
ities of the nation, and as such
was selected solely from a partizan
standpoint and with the intention ;
of creating political capital. j
On the point of the confirmation j
the concluding remarks of the j
Chronicle very aptly puts the i
question when it says : "But, ;
after all, the blame of an im-1
proper appointment cannot be i
sadd'ed wholly onto Stanford and i
Stewart. They probably acted in j
accordance with their best lights
possibly a locomotive headlight
while it is due to Grover Cleveland
that they had a chance to vote for
ILamar. The president saw, or
thought he saw, a chance to rivet
.another link in the chain which
binds the solid South, and at the
same time to make for himself a
friend of the mammon of corporate
unrighteousness, and so he nomi
nated Lamar. Being nominated,
he two corporation senators had a
chance to show their lively grati
tude for favors received, and favors
hoped for, ami confirmed him. j
The deed is done, and it cannot be
undone; but Messrs. Stanford and j
Stewart will hurdly refer to it as
proof positive of their devotion to
the liepnbli'-an party."
Tick State lights Democrat lias
"lun !
for several weeks been li
::')Oiit a subject its editor seem-j
iiv knows verv little about !
'the tariff. v He commends;
('leveiund's very thin policy of re- j
moving the tariff from wool, tlii-re-!
l.y destroying the farmers' profit j
on this indust-y, to make the great j"
nanufactuiiiii; monopolies richer, ;
and theft has the effrontery to pose j
..s a t'rieml of fawning interests.;
Ilti I.jiuunt tl-it tilt triKnrv
lf l(tlH III.' ...... ....... . .. j j
urplus'? is increasing and regrets ;
hat the democratic- party is una-j
Je to adopt some means to reduce- !
t, and still upholds Cleveland, in j
pite of his pei-ket veto of the i
iver and harW bill, and then has j
he unmitigated -all to refer tothe j
tatu rights oigau as devoted to
he progress am I growth of this!
ountry. I'.ut then be is excusable
n the grounds of his inabilitv to
rasp as ,reat an idea 'as tariff; QUICKEST ROUTE TO THE EAST,
etorro, and more severe criticism
ught to be reserved for stronger : This populurHne. n account of its southern
ntl, i location, is especially preferable for travel du-
j ring the winter months. It also affords an0p-
- ; portunity to visit Salt Lake City and Denver
TllK abilitv to make the best of ! withoutJxtrachargeandg-ivesachoiceofroutes
. " .... , i via Council Bluffs. Omaha.St. Joseph, Leaven-
lll Circumstances. Ill tact to make i rtn ,or KansasCity. Ful 1 particulars regard-
Ivirkne-ss iinie-r s lh'ht is ;L verv ; "es nu fares furnished on application,
larkP.C .-s appear J-, nm, is i t J ; C(7BRAX& MONTElTH.LocaiPassengerAgts.
tappv possession at times, and!
" , , i - i rvOCJTOU HENRY SMITH, 433 KEARNEY
eems to be possessed in an eminent j ) SaI1 Kr.indsc.0, 0Ver -20 years ex-
de-'iee bv Irish of the Alta. Ofjperience in the treatment of enronic and
0 1 special diseases in American and European
the recent cold snap, which black- j hospitals and other institutions, making a
piipiI flie rr..oi.-ii olantsin ( '-llifor- 1 specialty of these affections. Hme treat
eneu int. riopnai pianis in v amoi ; ment toguchM cannot visit his office.
.'lia. even as tar south as LoS An- ; Orders for medicine promptly attended to.
t
eles, he says : oresent low!
temperature lias ii.illed some
tender si 1 rill 1 ery a ni I d ISCOU raged entered of record bv the county court of Linn
the heliotros and lilies, but no ! jEEutt fit
vine nor tree has leen harmed, j Cooier. deceased, the undereijfned, the exec--n,
, , - .. 111 t utors of the last will and testament of said I.
lhe palms in tlus city and Oak- ; jj Cooper, deceased, will, at the door of the
land are not hurt, and the mag- j court hou in Albany. Oregon, on Saturday,
0 1 the 4th dav of February, 1888, at the hour o
nolias continue bloomin'as usual, j oneo'elocli, p: m. of said day, offer for sale, at
-1.1 r i' i . - 1 .. i public auction to the highest bidder, the fol-
The India-ruober wees, which are 1 viDS described real property, as the prop-
a frequent lawn ornament, show erty cf said etate, to wn: Beirinninjr at a
. . . i stone 6x8x14 inches, at the southwest corner
Sign ot Host, SO that it may be j of the land set apart to E. V. Cooper, and
..1 f.,11.. h..t' iu.t fi.o mi.. 1 running thence norfh "9 90 chains to a stone;
truthtnllv said thav about the only j tnenw"wwti4so chain, to a stone Sxiixu
si'rn of the fn-e'.ing oilit in the j inches: thence south 79.68 chains .0 a s'one
" . , ... .' 8x8x10 incnes: thence east 12.50 chains to
temperature is tue onllteratlOl: -,: j tne place of bcjiiminj, containing 99 76-100
,1 T.. .ji,.l tl.a -ili ' acres, save and except the right of wav here-
theJanuai mos.,,mto and ti e al-: tofore uonveV(,d to tJe Albay Mld L-e!lttnon
seiice of fans :nla the Street out fit railroad company, all in Linn county, Oregon
and in townsl'!" 11 S R. 3 West,
of the ladles. said sale wiL oe made for gold coin, cash
aasaBnaMaBB in lia-nl. 011 tin- dav of sale
, ,." . "1 .lauuarv 4. IsSS." O. W. COOPER.
Tin: liiissian appointed em- , b. f, pvkimjm.
ner-.r- oi I'.uk'aria. Ferdinand ,,f ' i-R;'N-RIackbi-rn 'Execut-rs, etc.
Attnrm-y tor Lxetmrors.
axe-('obunr. it is n-norted. sent
- . THRESH" fJYSTEKS EVEKY DAY AT HOFF-
out New ear s cards tu the suv- man i Pfciiftr's.
ereigns of Europe. A majority cf
them in replying addressed him as
Ferdinand of Saxe-Coburg, instead
of Ferdinand, Prince, of Bulgaria,
the title that he aspires to. Small
items show which way the wind
blows.
The latitude of Washington City
is the furthest south of any
of the capitals of the great nations
of the northern 'hemisphere.
Madrid, Constantinople and Rome
ar.e further north, while Paris is in
the latitude of Newfoundland.
London and Berlin are as far north
as Labrador, and St. Petersburg is
on the parallel of Greenland.
A rich maiden lady of Morris
town, Pa., has been made the
victim of a skillful Philadelphia
lady swindler, who drew on her
for .f30,000 for a ladies bank.
The- Vanderbilt railroads are
reaching out for trade by appoint
ing a Pacific coast agent with head
quarters at San Francisco.
The corrected list of dead from
the late Northwest blizzard foots
up 217 dead.
aierem
COMPANY
OF-
Albanv,
Oregon
OFFICES.
President Charles E. Wolverton.
Vice-President J. O. Wntsman.
Treasurer J. W. CusicK.
secretary J. K. Elderkin. "
DIRECTORS.
K. Strahan, Chas. E. Wolver
ton, J. L. Cowan, L). B. Monteith,
.1. YV. Cusick, .1. O. Writsman, J.
K. Elderkin, Charles Monteith, G.
F. Simpson.
Safe. SQunfl. Conservative
Square Company
Managed by Square Men
Patronized by Square People
Patroaize Homo Enterprise
fV ,r crWTC J? J?
MOA PACJlICR. R
OR. SHORT LIXE "
GO EAST VIA
11 to 500miles the shortest
and 12 to 48 hours
Kxecutnr'it stale of Real KMate.
Notice is hereby given that under and by
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Faucis
11 i
RANGE
CapitaIStockS300,000
THE MORNING
Just a Moment Please.
-i'OU WANT AN-
OVERCOAT
We Have Them .
-THEY AKE-
B
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R
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For two weeks prices "ill surprise you.
Tliev Must Go.
REDUCED.
We must run this stock down before in
voicing Juiiuaryl.
THE LARGEST STOCK
we ihave the nicest, nobbiest, cheapest
Ties,
Silk Handkerchiefs,
Gent's Slippers. Etc
IN THEHBURa-
LadieS
They will make yrtui gentlemen frieads
happy. They are
SPECIALTIE S
Foundnly inourstore.
L. E. BLAIN
HERALD: SATURDAY, JANUARY 2l, 1888
NEW DEPAETUEE !
FROM AND AFTER THIS DATE
SHANE AND
Will offer their entire stock pf boots and shoes to
the general public at First Cost until disposed of.
Their object in so doing is to close out promptly that
branch of their business so is to devote the entire
available space of their stoira to dry and fancy goods
ladies and gents' furnishing goods and millinery.
As the eotire shoe stock was purchased last fall, the
opportunity to purchase new and desirable goods at
actual cost is a rare one. During this sale- we will
also offer fcelow cost our entire stock of winter cloaks
and millinery. We will also make a sweeping re
duction im all woolen hosiery,, warm underwrarr and
especially in heavy winte. dress goods, as our policy
is to carry nothing of that kind over the present
season.
3T We-mean just what we say. SHANE & LONS-WAY.
AN OPEN
To tlialadj of tlie liouse :
Dear Madam: Ap
preciating your desire to supply your family with
a good variety ot wholesome food, we tajfee great
pleasure in calling your attention to our
grocery store that we have jtust opened, between the
opera house and postofficey in this city, where we
keep a large assortment of fresh groceries and pro
visions.!, JEvery thing in our stock is new and clean,
and the very best quality to be found in the
markets within our reach. In addition to our stock
of staple groceries, we keep a nice line ot confection
ery and rruit, which we can furnish in any quantity
you desire. When receiving articles from our store
if they do not give entire satisfaction we "would be
2jlad to have you notify us, and we will cheerfully
refund the money. Now as to prices:
We have no special inducements or "baits" to
offer, but will sell everything in oui line at as low
prices asarticles of as good
Soliciting a share of your patronage, we remain,
Yours Respectfully,
KENTON & CHASE.
LONSWAY
LETTER.
quality can be furnished j
A....sr th, many am-
cles to be ibuad at I
S. E.iYOUNGS
-SUITABLEFOR-
A
-AREJTHE FOLLOWING:
Ladies' handkerchiefs.
Laiies' fine gossamerg,
Gents' liandiercliiefs,
Ladies' liand-hags,
Fine dress goods,
Silk Umbrellas,
Portem&nnaie,
Carpets, Bugs
-AN'DMANY.OTHETt-
NOVELTIES !
TOON-UMEROUSITOIMEMTION
REMIEMBER IN SELE0TI2?B
Everyday ar
-THAT-
Sv E. YOUNG
Has alays a well-selected Mock of
Shoes and Slipprs
3Suitablefoiithehoada.v8.
Gent's Fancy SiippersJ!
Ladies' FjneShoes,
5
11
S. E. YOUNG,
tans
1 i
mwm x inn
Laaies
1 r-r.n auarantcea. . L A8SELL.
DR. it KOLDEWAV, VETERINARY SCR
g-eon, Alliunv, Oremon. -Graduate of Gcr
1 v'- OA xVrlvC, i. , luan ami Auiericei! colleges.
i
CROSSES & ALLEiV.
o
Albany Truck and Dray,
CO XI PAN Y NO 1.
OT Goods handled with care. Moving hon
uoid good a specialty.
NEW AND
Owinir to the increased demands of our bnsl.
..ess. we have len compelled to remove into .
!aier store, and we can now , "
door to S. E. Younir's, where we will be pleawtf
to see
If jon need any stoves tinware, crocVerr,
furniture, clocks, carets, pictures trunks,
books, skates, saddles, saws, planes, ti d a
ihu"d different and useful articles, you cm
do no better this side of
San Francisco
rhan you can do with us on a purchase or aa
exciting.
11 MWKllY .? ni
jj. 1 liilL ilium i
FIRST STREET
ALBANY,
OUR
PATRONS
Revere House Restaurant,
(on eubopbaw plan) 'j.
Conducted by
H. DIERCKS.
HckU HerTed frn SS '
ra-rut-mers order whatever desired. Tiie
Ub e ' d witn the best in tne tvarket.
-A FULL STOCK OF-
Staple Groceries!
The best quality ot teas, coffee, raisins, eui--fcnts,
etc.
CAKES, PIES,
Fresh Baked Bread
, s Every Day.
At this old and reliable house is also to .
ound a complete asaortment, of fresh fauiil
frooeries, tu which is onxtontlv being addet jM
ihe seisonable lines of groceries aud proviaioak
Mich as
Cranberries,
Fine Pickles,
Dried Beef Chipped to Order.
Anchovy Mustard,
Candies and Nuts,
Eastern Buckwheat Flour, j
Canned Goods of All Kinds,
Bohemian Glassware, Etc
The-e iroods were- nil boiurht when pric-
were low, and the benefit of th- margin will l
,nven to his customers. Kcmeniber the pla
u the old corner on First and B'oadalbin Sts.
HOFFMAN AND PFEIFFER
Proprietors of
ALBANY SODA PRE
And manufacturers of
Choice Confectionery.
We are now prepared to furnish choice, fresh
candies of best grade, consisting of ure stick,
sorted Savors, mixed candies, extra rYeiicw
tfu chocolate creams, fancy mixed, candy toa
md a general assortment of flue cindies
AT HOfteALE OK BBTAtl.
WOrders from country dealer promptly a,
tened to. Factoiy uu taut street, .,
Albany.
Oregon.
Is,
Hen likNNixc a co., rr.
NEW PROCESS FLOUR.
(Snparior for family and bakers' an)
The Best Storage Facilities
CTThe Highest price in cash paid tar wbeai,
ALBXY . . OtLKOUM.
Kxecalrlx' Xollre.
Notitte is hereby given that the undersigned
lWrS this day been duly appointed execu
trix of the last will and testamert wf John A.
i4iore, de-eased, by the county court of Linn
a.'iimty, Oregon, and that all peraans having
claims against said estate are hereby notified
to present the same properly verified to the
undersigned at her residence i Scio, Linn
county, within six months from the date of
this notice:
Dated December 7, 1S87.
JULFA A. SHORE,
HEWITT & BRVAXT, Executrix.
Attorneys for Executrix.
Nolle of Final SetilcneBt.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned,
executor of the last will and testament of
Elisha Harry, deceased, has filed in the
county court of Linn county, Oregon, his final
account as such execu or, and tne said court
has appointed Monday, the 6th day of Feb
ruary. itS, at the hour of one o'clock in the
afternoon of said day, for the hearing of ob
jections to said account and the settlement
thereof. j. L.WIGLE.
, Executor.
( onlrnrfor ad Builder.
mHE UKDERSIUX ED HAVING LOCATED
J. in Albany, solicits palrrnage from city
and country, Will contract to build bridges,
barns and ail manner of dwelling houses, in
eluding ueen Anne, East lake and Elizabeth-,
an styles of buildings. Will furnish plans
and specifications without charge. Satisfac-
Fine GlasswareXrockery
M Crown I
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