Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, April 13, 1888, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textf J . V1 P. 1 281 D KST1A L CA NDIDA TFS. A careful scrutiny as to the gen eral republican sentiment of t e country as exhibited through the ' press, enables us to airive at some definite conclusions conee ning the presidential preferences likely ' to assort themselves .at the coming ' national convention at Cnicago in Jane, unless something unfore seen occurs to bring forward a candidate as yet unnamed. It is well understood that the first bal lots simply expiess individual and State preferenes in many cases being only deserved tributes of es teem, and sometimes simply com- pliinentary ; for, except in the case jo: General Grant, whose is:ra- mjuit and pre-eminent claim to ', nomination was universally recog nized at the close of the war, no Republican nominee since the re bellion has been selected on a first c unt of delegates. Unless we h .ve been utterly misled in our observation, Mr. Blaine, in spite uf his declination and unless some .authoritative declaration in ad ' vance of the balloting should for bid him from being voted for, will head the list, and, although he may not have the 304 votes that Grant commanded in 1SS0 on the and punish he manufacture of adul- ; iy terated foods ; ruth 1 hat we are in f aver of the enaclritnt of a law by Congress, whet el y the homestead and pre-emption r lits of settlers shall not be forfeited by cancellation of hliugs by liie laud department when settlement or tilings are made in good faith. Sixth That we f ivor the enouir a emeut aud development of our 6 'ate by the const ructi n of railroads other systems of r importation n I that we hold all Corp -.rations to be strictly responsible to their liabil ities under the law, and rejugujze the i 'bt f the Legislature to enact a.. i a Pliable limitatious on corporate o ver. Seventh That we regard tbe further immigration into the Un te States of Chinese laborers as ilireouy opposed to the interests of American lalior; and we therefore heartily ap prove the action of the .Republican SeDate in providing bv proper legis lation for so amending our treati s with China as to prevent their t'ui t her immigration here. Eighth We recognize that the nation owes a debt to the surviving veterans of the rebellion which can not be adequately repaid, and hold-t to be the duly of the general govern ment to provide for the necessities ol them and theirs by prompt payment f liberal pensions. NinMi- That the action of Presi dent Cleveland in ordering thi .-eturn of the rebel Hags was an unwarranted assumption of the right to use Un political purposes the trophies of a valor be did ut possess and the fruits of a victory he did Lot help to secure. Tenth While we amjrove every will short of them. Next wheraian or Depew, follow many names such punds, Grhani, Hawley, Evarts, Lincoln, Beaver, Hiscock, Morton, Harrison, Phelps, Miller, Foraker, Alger, and possibly Ingalls and Cameron. This list will not ie longer than that when Hancock was nominated in 18S0, there be ing then, nineteen persons balloted come i 1 mis by the punishment of willful l will ! trespasses upon them, and are in C I. -ii as Ed- laUI ol aucu measures as win en courage our citizens lo settle upon anu improve them, we condemn tbe action of the present administration in its preteudtd efforts to protect such lands under color of which, iu- ! stead of pursuing the policy of the ru'puhliean, a (ministration by caus ing the arrest aud punishment of those Oiily whose actions t ppeared to have been dishonest and criminal. It has refused to cause said lands to be KjXsU. I T llUi llli! 1 1UU1 ViVUUVl I SPRINGFIELD SAWMILL S Pit I N" Gr FX E L D OUECiOX, $Up"Albany yard and office ou Railroad, between 4ih and r.th street- J?lO Having lumber not excelled in quality, jndfaeilities not suraed for the prompt and satisfactory lillin or orders, 1 rospcllu.u -)litl " 1 , ?r , ? A. WHEELEIl radii. Iw DEPARTURE. 1STRW STORK. NEW GOODS1 THE OLD WAY THE JSEW WAY Every housekeeper knows from experience the hard labor.'requii :d to wash floors and wring tlie cloths by hand. By using the Newton self-wri iging floor cleaner, wringing the cloth by hand is avoided, the h ml labor is thereby les sened; the bands do not come in contact with the water, whereby you can use lioilin-r and ammonia water. The Newton self-wringing lioor cle: ncf is light, durable and simple in consti ncti;n, and well merits the claim of being the best invented. Special rati- to canvasser.-- and the usual discount to tbe trade. -Manufactured and sold by LOUIS VIERECK, Albany. Linn County, Orsgon. J3f"Stute and Territorial rights for s tie in Kansas, Colorado, Nevada, Texas, Oregon, California, W'a-lfmg'nn, M ut:in.i, Alaska, New Aiexu-o, ldahu, Indian, Utah, Dakot... Ario.ia and Wyoming Territories. W. F. READ , (Successor to N. II. ALLEN) J for. And when it is considered j mrveyed, thereby is jou raging their that in the Republican convention I settlement by pepple uee.liug and de- (,l ,. ,i , - r siring to take them. The admLis ot that vear, ot the names ot six i A . -t, ' : tratioM also tilled the country with candidates voted for on the tirt-t i a horde or officers styliug themse.ves Fallot, that of Garfield, who be- j ''Special Agents of the Interior De came the nominee on the thirtv- prtmen''" wh.h.v buen marte ? . . I act as spies and intorniers upon such sixui, was not even mentioned, f the hoi)e3t citiz:ns as h..a ven. the possibilities of a republican ! tared to settle upon the public lands standard-bearer of somber hurt in ! 1 "' fche purpose of carving for them- ....I - 1 - - !l .'I I I the coming campaign lias the ? ' , ',lT, In l"e 1 ; hs Caused the arrest of honest i power of precedent to sustain it. tl.-rs upon th-.se lands up , set Of the six candidates for nomina- rase and infamous. -1 rharges tion in 1880 only three-Blaine Sherman and Edmunds remain, j hoCh . .nem to be dragged Grant, Washburne aud Gartiehl lb . c;vii au'J crimiu " " 'ti i,- ... - Tl"i4d up ill flse , c . J j j , -t majO' !chartr tW..hu allli hcttti.uis ,.AVe JOinei the g- - J Lf eJ- compelling them to and Windom has SUfiK ,he agtiu - "s of twu fenses silence of national fofgetfulneh. ! ' sa(ne !ict; "as causefl Death has made equally sad in-1 . sPe!al ae'!ts t!,,rIS' J ,7 . , . . questions aud dispute the right of roads in the list Ot itenjQurati' , llolle3t eitizens to require title to the didates on the first bal,r' . V,U : i ublie lands upon wnich they have XildP M j liuJitsuy una in gooa mini etiieu , &eymour, uea- ; ana rr winca tney ne pu men I .1- .IMtl A c "l l 1 tlMMlt, rfcu-- u.Uv.v. ' 1' " ' . ranker V ,t , 1 ti0u cif these aaents the;otHciaU hav drive I the settler of his iaii'l. robbed rum fit T bf hpticrir. of liis labor and son, Randall and McDonald are ie:uib& to return his money; and now mentioned in connection with , these wrongs have been terpttuated the the presidency, and neither I against the settler with no apparent, ! ..i.;.. l.nf rtitniun a rrt.-vr. till' one is likely to be the nominee, j 30.JCilUcd Demiicrdlti0 ,-efonn. The name of Grover Cleveland was Eleventh That the policy of the not spoKen of eight vears asro. ! Democratic administratioi!, which What person will finally receive j would place wool and lumber on the ffiii ;ei and spring s i The Hardware and Xovelty Store Opened byWra. Simpson, o, 10. 13. 23 md!", cnncmitcrs. ,i each which every art.e e is sold at the figures named. Tins ,s a r.irj ..oooriuoif to replenMh i your kitchen furniture aud household furnishing goods, or to purchase 10,000 usetularticles at prices never before heard of. w . Wm.SIMPSON, i ALSO HAVING PUKCIIASKI) THE ? EW Star Bakery! BAMEUPT STOCK -Of Sliarie & Lonswav A FULL STOCK OV Staple Groceries I Fine GIassware,Crockery TiMlMMtqmlttrof to, cofct, ante, etc. CAKES, PIES, Fresh Baked Bread Every Day. At this old and reliable houe U also to found a complete assortment, of fresh fatnih eroceries, to which is constantly being aJdci aft the seasonable lines of groceries aud provision, such 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 These froods were all bniiifht when prion were low, and the benefit of the mariri" will t given to his customers. !:cn.tmber the 9lau it the old corner un First and Uroaialbin Sta. Offers the entire stock of dry godos, hoots and shoes, ladies fine drcs goods, woolen fabrics, domestics, etc etc. 1 am now receiving new goods in every line and would cordiaLy invite everybody to call and inspect our stock and proa We propose to have the The Live Dry Goods House Of Aib my, and shall at all times study the vYants f our p it jus both in style and prices. f A u. Cos in r D i fc These goods must be sold. Call early and secure bargains, HOFFMAN AND PFEIFFER, Proprietors of AT DAW j L1H A id manufacturers of ATTENTION yeara ago. dncka, Uuc d Jewett are ueaa. , . .. . ; ,.ur havf-miiler , auk ouktA u .v w-4 riem, rawing, wiveiauu, the direction oi the aamuustvauon, .acic and Lothrop are iiu longer eligibles. Only Bayard, Morri- Dry GooSs, Notions, Furnishing Goods, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes. Groceries,Etc the rfoo votes n Mtessary lo a noin- highly protected "iat . cottun prints on j , . , ination in the republican con ven- 'the f-ee list, aud other similar arti- Mall and See Hie. tion no one can certain v foretell.' cles: hoop iron on the protected li- ,. . . .. ; and which poihv would continue t e JVs to ttie democratic nominee "e collection of S50 000,000 on su. r indications are more definite, but j each yeait w hile at the same time ti.e still far'from positive. ' m j r:ty applaua t'ie claim to carry out the rresntents l.iea inai a wiin tx is robbery of the people, consti- w-. IE71. BEAD, (Snccessor'to N H. Allen First Street, - - Albany, Oregon. The patronage of fami lies desiring to purchase clean fresh groceries at the lowest rates for cash is respectfully solicited by 1;' KENTON & CHASE, New Store between the opera house and postofik-e -" .Choice Confectionery. We are now prepared to furnish cho:ee, fresh candies of best grae, consisting- .u , urc sti.-k, issortetl flavors, mixe.' candies, extra ' eiiun and chocolate creams, fancy mixel, cxndy tus lad a general assortment of flue ciuclias AT IIOLEALE OR BETAIL. "Orders from country dealers prompth at tned to. Factory un r'mt street, Albany, - - Oregon. M ten Milk IMm, LtNMG a CO., Prop. NEW PROCESS FLOURy (Superior for family and bakers' use) The BestStorage Facilities C5Tlie Highest price in cash paid fenr wbeatk ALB.VNV - - , OREOON. Beyere Hoise tosteait, (OW KUK0J-B4.IC TULSi 1 Conducted by H. DIERCKS.' Heals served fret W eealtf to II M O'CiiKt'-mtini order v&atover - desired. TV he id wriih the bat in trie n-arkst. MATERIAL FOR SALE Four of the six delegates to the j national conventi jii eie.-ieil at e i tutes - uiece of unoarelled political republica 1 stat; convention in ! dishonesty, having for its su!e object ; Portland were interviewed as to ; the success ot tbe Democratic party . t . rr., i at the next election, even at the ex- tueir choice tor president. Three . , --. (1tructiou of of them, including J. W. Ci isick, ; manv of our most imuortant aszricul- i of Linn we v i'or Blaine and the tural an 1 manufacturing industries, j the citv railroad switch, between Fourtli and Fifth streets, I will endeavor to i,in,nrnn I Twelfth We favor the uolicv of i keep on hand a general supply f buildin; material, suehas lumber ana I ' providing, chiefly tcr the revenues ot j u p t-TTPAN piatp.irv i the general government and for the I t the 1 e v;blican State C-nven- i ernment. a system of duties levied j , rr if, upon imports so adjusted as to ihs- i tion held e-mesdiiy Hou. Kutus : K . . t :..,i bl J , criminate in favor of domvstic iud's-; , Mallory, Chairman of the Committee , tries au,i production3and in favor of j on l latform and Resolutions said i American labor and we declare iu I ... . it C 1 ' "lT - 1 the committee had prepared a plat-. v-'r "l reuciu me aunuai siupius revenues of the government Dy ad- lorm themsehes; tl at there was no .... c c , . , t: i" c f niittin gfree of dutv such articles of : emissary from California or ashing- j , ' , , . emissary iroiii atuoiiji ui aMuuu- , , i..i.. J w , onprai ,i o oa n.mnor lift ir'MV i -.'f " : . .-a-' son wiin a rc-a -mane pidnoi m ou j rtuce,i or manutaccured ly l hand like ther - wa at the rendleton people. convention. r.4pLu3o. The plat- Thirteenth That we deprecate the ! x k ' j i , I attempts ot the Democratic adnnnis- i form was tne rs; cl ana -Mr. tauy j.- j 3 iL t -i e Havinir leased a portionfof the yard occupied by Mr. CVrrter, situated on ic city railroad switch, between Fourth and Fifth streets, I will endeavor to nm. ".ii linnr :i iri.iicr:il sinittlv of buildinr matri:il. sucli im lumber ana clear, shingles, sawed and shaved, cedar and white lir. Alsolatu, and will receive orders tor sash, doors ana mouldings wticn aesireJ. Those dcjirin-r anything in my line are solicited to call before purchasing elsewhere, W. W. CROWPER icles of 1 IT 11 PI ' --iDOOKseller, lews(leal6r. Stationer, if run uiui -o)-(o- 1 Turv WE PHU OGRAPHiR. ' Paxtou's old stand OR. D. II. Albany ' --AND DEALER IX- j was irequeutiy mceiruptea oy loua Ameri a to a level with the pauper! i bursts of applause. i labor oi the ol 1 world. j We, your committee on PiatiVm j FoiuteenthVe denounce aii-1 de- j j and Resolutions beg leave to lepjrt ! l're the refusal ot President Cleve-, j as fellows: j land to approve the river and harbor ! ' Tln Rfimb!iinit in St nf i bill, and wedeuouuce the action of ! Oregon, iu cotiveution assembled, re-1 tnC! SecteJary of War in what seems ; inkstands, ink, pens, pencils, etc., etc, : thrmiug their allegiance to, ar.d con- ! to be a studied attempt to delay the i Kinaj ol musical merchandise. lidence in. th- liieat Republican ! improvement of tbe Columbia river; i . . ! 1 r.-ll-. . : , i ? arty, or t e natioi:, cr whose erand auu 1111 recognizing vne importance Lai A and 1) Trimmings -AT- JULIUS 6EADW0HL -OR Little Kentucky Giant Ihia battery can be used ar.d kept in order -'th but .UWe atui'j- or e-.jiei.fe."- It is one ot .host i.";;.r.:' family batttries in chs market. Anyone wishing to niuvhose 2 eroixi battwy will do well to rati and examine them. The medical world acknowledge the sTeat healing power of electricity in many diseases, am' especially those of a ehroaic character. 1 he doctor ts prjiared to give ttiectrical treatment. There has been- no ex pense spared in procuring every appliance necessary to obtain the best curative effect from this potent ajrenr. You will find at his office tbe Faradic and the Galvanic batter .ei, the Galvanometer, millanipere meter, the automatic Kheotome, electric needles, Gal va in Magnet, the reat calvanic rhair.etc. Per sons desiring to purchase a battery or wishing cl-ictrical treatment, will call at Dr. Jones' office on Third and Waahinirton streets. Al- j Hany, Oregon . Text Book if! Sit iiooi Wk1 Crockfery Store; JH'hieveii'tnts and long and success lui administration of the government jf the Ui.ited Stites they have so imich cause he proud, and the ot our preat waterways as regulators of freight charges, not only on the waterways themselves bat on the railn a Is as well, we insist that onr jshiry of which they are entitled to j 8reat rivers shouhl be free and open Fiue stationery, miscellaneous books. i$4l!6ffllabh and autoera'trti atfM'Ms. Jsheet mtrsio, music books an'tf all General News JDep6i.- JMail orders promptly attended to. f how, now make and present the fol lowing statement of their principles and policy: First We favor honest and effi cient adm ni f.iation of ;he depart- nients of gi-Y-rament Until State and i VT-i.- 1 ' to the sea, and iwe demand of the general government need of appro priations therefor. At" the' nine time we recommend the uext" Legis lature to take proper and adequate s-t :ps to inst at once in opening- the' National. great river to general commerce: Second The right of the citizen Lastly We denounce the civil autho ized by law,"andJto have his i service reform professions of Presi- vote Honorably iAur.tei, ought to be i fieu; v.'ieveiaaa as a sha-n and tratul, respected aiuiali etforts to control r limit that right deserves the con demnation of all good citizens. Third That while disclaiming the right to interfere with the adminis tration of tlu? internal affairs of fnr- igh atious, we sincerely approve the tiforts of Irish and English I statesmen to s:u-ure by peaceful ! me;i:oi's the i;erica:i "dome liul as promises made to secure votes be fore election, and the violations of which has been as constant as the hunger of the Democratic office-seek -ers could demand. The City Liquor Store, M. BAVMGAliT, Proprietor. ar.Vext doer' to theOdd Fellows' einple, Albany, Oresron'SJ w J5ep.c?n'Lta,ltI-y on,!ra'i1 th ""tut imiiorted andJdomesticf wiiies.yiquora, ciyarg ar tob-ciOff. Only first-clnssjliquorore in she city SPECIAL ATTENTION MID TO ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY F?ocrer Bros'. Silverif are, lVenoh, China 'andQr.ystaiware, aiiCY andTov Ooods. saveyurmoMy Bv huyinyoti goexk, trom my'store. I7 alii bnv ing direct from' trie tacfory and sell at Eastern trice-j; witn rreignt adoeayiw casu. Assignee's oticr. XT otiiie i fcrebv eiven lo U whom 5t may I i. . omccm, that T. A Shane and L. V '! Lt-pWay, coiipwinirthe copartnership firm i on the ISth da of February, lsNS ' SKitk-n M nie all their property for the hene ' "t their reiito. Theieiore all persons n o' tifoi gainst said assiitnors. havi: .'nira'-v take notice of Shane t L... rfl present thoir claims to aid assiiiment, . ' i., place of txwiness in me, duly sworn to, at .. i,,,,, within three the city of Portland, c. nutter of ssid mo.Ths from the date ot tcr gpd )" aysiirnnient, whii I shall herea mail to eaeh creditor of said assit;!. Dated this20tb J:iv of Fetmiary, lic. 1 - WILLIAM MA3THRS, . R. BILYEt". As8iei:e nnwv, Albany, Oieon. -LaUUHUN , rASHlOAABLB TAILOR. W m ,v xuirs and tiints c-it and made o a spialty. Cleaning and reoan'iagr a' - Aibany, Or. ' to ortief l!iv rect from 'YA w or.ll TO WORK ON A farn.; 4i .yeojl .uew.irk. ApuJr k I V - - - FOR SALE AT COST Pn's Biliiij H.h Market- FISH EVERY DAY 4". U . .- 1 llliClnai" ; " ". ,rark or ts t, , . " j -cubii unir soum i new toietaph orBce I heiebjT offer to the people of Albany and vieini tv my entity stock of Fancy and Staple Groceries at , i cur gooa. iniist be sold within twenty days ias I; intend g4ing ibto' a manufacturing business. ft ,diCome e&vlT a -secuie some' bargains. I J:: JOSEPH. the Western One Pound Can. 25c eood iirls o do' s:-f!iKti' iV ib. I at once fib BurktetftdtBHllte. pua,NrSHEt HOOJrifr' ,ly at JT front obricJt orl Flrs-street.' J I ain agent for ten respfciisi&e Fire and Marine In suranee companies, represent!." cr S?T 2.000.000. Tnnr and 1roiectyomself before it is-.tob-late. Iam also 1 WAsm'.l77 aentJ ffi'r tne-1 rank Bros. Implement-Go.. P.irtlon.i !. is,,th .... x tAW,jjM . ji.ace cne t ma in 1) BOARDING HOUSE-SHl?. -M: FN ne!l. F-erjthinit fie.' and liar Rioms rented jy the wselroi 'inodth. tfc-V ia' urni (fuaraineeu. Til 15' P'Att Vi"i u.:uA' ' their farms, 5o call and . ' tne hands o; Curran , . " v. "" ) J. VI l ii icvci parie t-rancais. Hftr nurd deutch- azsnrochen M'j"tieth. hare seerat ca ibmecs for Has accepted the agency f Oregon and W. Electric Batter7 f j ?o3u ifnu tm:ii farms.