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alrribe Sow, In Time to Itend All
the Local anil Slate !oli(
leal Sew.
During the coming political cam
paign the Daily and Weekly
Herald will be mailed to new sub
scribers at the following reduced
rates :
Weekly fo Jan. 1, 18S9 $1 00
Daily to Jan. 1, 1889 2 50
Daily to July, 1 1888 1 00
By carrier " 1 25
REPUBLIC AH STATE TICKET.
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Conorkssmax Binder Herman.
Sc PR k k J ijdoe W". P. Lord .
Pkksuikstial Electors Robert McLean.
- Win. Kapns.
C. W. Fulton.
Attornky foe 3rd dis't. H. H. Hewitt.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.
Rei-resostatives O H Irvine, Albany.
W W Richardson, Scio
: W R Kirk, Brownsville
County Judge D R N Blackburn, Albany
Com mmhioxers A Savatre, Santiam
A Brandon. Center
Clkkk Geo W Davis, Shedd
Recorder O S May, Scio
SiiKKifK -John Conser; Syracuse
TnKASfRKR i FHvile, Liberty
Asskssor C Sperry, Brownsville
School Sl:p't J M Williams, Halsey
Survbyor E T T Fisher, Syracuse
Co hon k, n T H Cone, Albauy
THFSIMPLU iSHUE.
Democratic platform of 1886:
"We favor a tariff for revenue,
limited to the necessities of the
government, economically admin
istered; but as any tariff for rev
enue must of necessity afford some
protection incidentally, we, there
fore, favor such an adjustment as
to nrevent uneaual burdens and
encourage the production of jn.
Castries at home, and to afford just
compensation to labor, but not to
create or foster monopolies; There
fore!, as a matter of justice, the
wool-growing interests of the coun
try should receive the same benefit
from a tariff as the manufacturers
of woolen goods ; and we condemn j
the action of a republican congress in
reducing the tariff on wool and in in
ereasing the tariff on woolen goods."
Democratic platform of 1888:
"Resolved, That we most earnestly
of tariff revision, and a reduction
of the surplus revenue to the needs
of the government, economically
administered, as set forth in the
president's last annual message to.
congress." Which message recom
mf tided the placing of wool on the free
IM.
The only cause that can be
ascribed for this radically opposed
sentiment is that Cleveland is try
ing to bulldoze the farmers of Ore
gon, and has done so to the extent
of securing the services of John P.
Irish to attend the democritic state
.. . . . iilalfnrm
convention and concoct a plattorm j
endorsing his free trade scheme on
I
Wool. The democrats tWO years ago '.
demanded that the "wool growing
interests of the country should re-
" 1. . ... ..n Itnnafit ffrm a tiiriff
CB1VB oauiC Wiucu.
.1 f . . ...lllll I
AS tlie UaanHItttlurcrB ui nuuiwi;f patrons aim menus iiun nc can ie ro'jnu
, ,, , . . . , rtw.-l i on I'Von str-.et, between Eritrine Co. No. 2
goods," and therein tney 0"-eu j and First street, until his new rooms in Fo
the sentiment of the whole State. I shay & Mas,.n s brick are ready,
The democratic voter, the repub- i W M'Lauoulin- , fashionable tailor .
lican and the independent voter of
ii,. .f.iJmanJ it A ro tbiv
the etate demanded it. Are iney
g ing to turn about in two years
arid say that the tariff shall be
removed from wool and the price
ef this product lowered, while the
manufacturer of woolen goods still i
receives protection? If it was
right two years ago that the wool
irrowinjr. industry of the country be
protected and fostered, it is cer
tainly right now, and we believe
the voters of Oregon will eo decide
next June.
Voters of Oregon should not
forget the great service -done the:
. . 01 ij,
PacifaC COaSt by Cleveland S Ad- I
ministration in securingthe making
of the Chinese treaty, and the fact
that its ratification crowns the
achievement of this administra
tion that is the most important in 1
its relations to American industry,
and to the integrity and progress
of our civilisation. State Rights
Democrat.
But it ought to be stated at the
same time that the only measure
which offered any material benefit
to the people of the Pacific coast,
and especially Oregon, was the bill
appropriating funds for the im
provement of our rivers and
harbors, which bill Mr. Cleveland
vetoed.
The state and county elections
-will be over in a trifle more than
two weeks, and in the lull of pol
itics between that jieriod and the
warming up of the presidential
campaign Albany ought to improve
e, x
tli shining moments through the
BoardofTra-lein advertising our
rpsoiirct'S and building up our
'
manufacturine industries.
TTr, oil rtii5 nf tilt- crmniv
J?ROM all portions Ol l.U. ( ounij
COmeS trie reiMjrt inai JOllU v Oliver
, 1 ct- .
is the mm the people of Linn want
for sheriff. He is well known in
this city as a capable ana soui;
business man, and should receive j
arising vote in Albany. j
Ox the subject of the duties cf:
American citizens in the exercioe i
of the elective franchise, the New j
York Tribune truthfully says:'
"There are native-born Americans, j
and not a few, with shame be it
said, who neglect ever' duty of
citizenship; who think it refined
and aristocratic to take no part in
public affairs,and to talk ot politics
as filthy. To some of them it does
not seem at all degrading to make
a living by gambling in products
or securities, by grinding the faces
of the poor as employers, by own
ing and renting tenements which
are breeders of pestilence. liutitis
beneath them to take any part in
the government of the country.
Are these people Americans?
Once more, the honest truth is
that they are less fit to govern the
country than any immigrant who
comes because he knows some
thing of American freedom and
desires it. The very day that im
migrant lands he is a more useful
citizen than the British dude of
the American who thinks it digni
fied to shirk his civic duties."
And still you find no greater
growler over the shortcomings of
the government than these same
gentlemen who are too fine, too
aristocratic to do their plain and
unequivocal duty in the premises.
The Albany Board of Trade is
now fully organized and ready for
business. Much will depend upon
placing the right men on the im
portant committees, especially the
advertising committee. It wants
men in these places who are un
usually energetic and who will
Psh matters.
j The fruit cron of (Won is h,,,,-
j daut thii year. the grain h.Qp
never looked better, and with a
rising wheat market there ougiit to
ba no such thing as hard times.
NEW TO-DAY.
Wood Wan (!.
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR 100 COR
body fir wood delivered at the Albany
electric lijht works will be received on or be
fore May -5. The riht to reject and and all
bids reserved. AT. H. Allen.
Xatiei
VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT I
l will not be responsible for any debts con
tracted by any one after this date, except
fhey have a written order from me.
Scio, May 1, 188S. A. J. CARY.
ILDINO TO RENT SUITABLE FOR
small business, next door to Thauipeon
& Overman's harness store. Inquire at the
latter place
Contractor and Itnilder.
HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING LO
Litcd in A.ll:uiY solicit patronasre
from city unci country. Will contract
to byild bridyes, barns, and nil manrer
of dwelling houses, including Qi'ce.i
Anne, hatlake and Klizabetliian sty.'es
of buildings. Will furnish plans "and
specifications without charge. Satis-
faction guaranteed. W. C CASSELI,
j
Notice t f'nfrrtnr. I
IOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT BIDS '
i wi1 be reueived for the oonstructio cf
a two story house 9 miles east of a ibany, for i
which plans and specifications can be seen at I
the story of Monteith and Seitenbach. Bids 1
will be received until June 1, 1888.
1. B MONTEITH.
Kcmoveil.
Xficron u-crDL-l x-v--N-r.r-c- m i.tf
I . I . - I .I .. 1 .- 1 '
1 to order from the latest line of saniDlcs di- I
1 reet lrom hsco a s!cialty. Cleaninji: and
, renairin a ,0,-,- eone. First sW
j Albany, Or.
II. Fllndt.
g(
' to
OOT AND SHOEMAKER, JALL WORK
warranted. Shop since the fire removeu
Ferry street, second door from postotlice
Lest.
AN ACCOUNT BOOK BETWEEN
James Wallace and Samuel E. Young j
was lost on the wagon road between Albany j
n4 fAHm Utnti'nn In AlVtnni' Ttio Atirto",. !
will please return the same to s E. Youns.
. . . ..
WANTED ALL THE FARMERS WHO
wish to sell their farm?, to call and
place the ."ie in the hands of Curran &
Montieth have several customecs for
srood erai inl farms.
PractirRl Tailoring.
nHRIST WYSS. ONE DOOR EAST OF
j Democrat offit-e on Second street, is prc-
iiaired t make suits, and all kinds ofdoth-
in Mens. or boyg- cothing repaired and
cleaned at reasonable rates.
A tine line o
samples on hand. Charges
reasonable.
Dlssolntlwn of rarluersbiii
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
partnership heretofore existing between
Frank L. Kenton and C. K. Chase, known as
Kenton & Chase, Croeers, Albany Oregon, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent, C. E.
Chase retiring. F. L. Kenton will continue
the business, collect all sums due, and pay i
all debts f the same.
F. L. KENTON.
C. E. CHASE.
Albany, May 15 1888
Great Eng'M Remedy.
I'tade Mark.
Murray's Specific
A guaranteed cure for all
nervous diseases, such as
Weak Memory, Loss of Brain
Power, Hysteria, Headnche,
Pain in' the Back, Nervous.
Prostration, Wakefulness,
n.Cn T,l;- l-eueorrncea, universal iuj-si-Betore
1 axing. tui,e Semina, WpakliefS) )m.
potency and1" general loss cf power of the
Generative Organs in either sex caused by
indiscre.ion or over-exertion, and which ul
timately lend to Premature Trade Mark.
Old Ajje, insanity and Con
sumption, si. CO a box or six
1 uoxes 10rs.-1.uu. sent bv mail
! ?" rf;uiVtof Pri;c- Ful1 iir-
j ticulars in pamphlet sent free
! to everv applicant.
rZT
..-. ik order received
we S'im
written
si. r w 1 .' vvirn .1 .im...... ... ...
; siv boxes, with a
- niter axmc.
gnamntee to refund the monev if ourSuecWc
docs not effect a cure.. Ad.lr ,?ii X. V,
i "'"ti"ns to the Sole Manufacturers 'I lie
MulTriv jIe)lit.ille (,0 u.." VSiA
I f oiu m Ainauy ny Foshay I s!i:lv i
; Jl;in. sol aaents.
;
; MRS- EMMA G'OONr.R
Fine IMilliriei'
Opposite, Revere House
k
THE MOITNING
W. F.
(Successor to
fin
an
1 am now receiving new goods in every line and
would coidially invite everybody to call and inspect
our stock and prices. We propose to have the
The LivelDrv Goods House
O Albany, and shall at all times study the
wants of our patrons both in style and prices.
Dry Goods, Notions,
Furnishing Goods,
Hats and Caps,
r Boots and Shoes,
Groceries,Etc
Call and see me.
IE1.
Successor
V
ill
Having leased a!portion?of tlii.' vard
dtttt mvn
AT DTH
an imL
tl!! city railroad switch, between L'niu-tii and Fifth streets, I will e ndeavor to
keep on hand a general supply f building material, such us lumber ana
clear, shingles, sawed and sbaveil, cellar and. white nr. Algol a th, and will!
receive orders lor sash, doors and mouldings when desired.
Those desiring anything in. my line arc
else where,
lji
'
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si, t crozrsriBS,
JooMw,
-AND DHALER IX-
Text Books and a)l School Spk
Fine stationery, miscellaneous books, photograph and autograph albums.
: inkstands, ink, pens, pencils, etc., etc.
kmdd of musical merchandise.
General News Depot.
J"Mail orders promptly attended
i mhmm..
The City Liquor Store,
iff. BAUMGART, IProprietor.
XyNext door to theJOddrellows emple, Albany, Oregon
j Keeps constantly on hand the finest imported anddome8tic wines, liquors, cifrarsar
too-S'WS. uniy nrsi-ciass nijuor store in sue
SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO
PALACE
MEAT MARKET
jAMESjV. PlPE.Prop.
First Street Alhnny
The best variety of choice becf.veal.mutton,
pork sausage, etc.,in the city kcpt(coustantly
an hand.
IgrjGash'paid for all' kinds
ock.TEJ
If you buy goods of ns to the
amount of $1.00 don't forget to
call for a ticket which will entitle
you to 5 cents in goods at our store.
Erownell & Stanard.
The best way to save money is
bv patronizing the new firm of
lfrownell & Stanard. We wel
come all our old friends as well as
! new, and always strive by fair
dealing to give the lowest prices
and best goods, and are ever on
the alert to please customers.
liROWNF.LL & STANAKD.
.-m.-i
!
ATOTICE IS HEREBY G1VFN THAT THE
! J-' undersigned, the executors of the last
i will and testament of I. M. Cooper, deceased,
; have tiled in the county court of Linn coun'.y,
Oregon, their tiiiul account, and that Tues
day, the Sth day of .nine, 1SSS, has ecu ap
- oii.tcd for the hearing of objections to said
account and the settlement of the s.une. AP
; persons interested can attend at the time set
, for such hearing. Gko. V. CoorKi!,
j B. F. Pl'MKiM.
! I. 1 1. X. l?i,UKi:ri:x, Executors, Etc.
j Attorney for executors,
i
TIE KALI): SATURDAY, MAY 19, 1SSS.
READ ,
N. IT. ALLEX) ;
spring stock
BEAD,
to N 14. Aliens
Albany, Oregon.
occupied by Mr. Carter, si tuated'oa
.solicited to call before purchasing
a nPnlrV CT
WW M w W- fc Im f.
j Sheet music, musiCj books and all
to.
cuy
ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY
AND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTING.
paper hanging
Done on short notice. Satisfac
tion guaranteed. Charges reason
able and all work promptly attend
ed to.
Keal Eae and Employment
Agency.
Parties having farms for sale of
about 160 acres, or those having lar
ger tracts which they would be will
ing to divide up into 80 or 160 tracts
are invited to call at our office, as we
have a few purchasers for that class of
farms. We can also furnish parties
wanting help, either male or femaie,
with such help as they desireon short
notice. IFe also have a few situa
tions for both male and female in the
city and country. Call at our office
if you want help or want employment
We can get either for you. Office
No. 65 First street, adjoining Twee
dale & Hopkins tin store.
F. A. BURKHART & CO.
For the choicest crackers, ginger
sniijs and ginger mils, cocoanut tatty,
fruit and raisin hisc nit, cocoanut jum
ble, lemon liars and snaps, honey cake,
exira soda biscuits, Monitors and all
kinds ol" choice crackers go and ex
aiiiinc Wallace A: Thompson's fresh
stock. They have all the dylica-ies
the market affords.
FOR
SALE
er, Sta
1W
Wliittier e Thompson,
PLAIN
IMPCICf
urns
nyi liLLU on if mi
SPUTXGrFIELD J
'Albany yard and office on Railroad, between 4ih and 5ch streets
Having lumber not excelled in quality, undracilities not surpassed for the
prompt and satisfactory titling or orde.-s. I resueetfullv solicit a share of t Ii
rilde- A. WHEELETT?
NEW STORE.
m
Hardware and Novelty S
Opened by Wm. Simpson. 5, 10, 15, and 25 cent counters no each of
which every article is sold at the figures named. This is a rare opportunity;
to replenish yourjkitohen furniture and household furnishing "'goods, or to
purchase 10,000 usefularticles at prices Deyer before heard of.J
Wm. SIMPSON j
-ALSO HAVING
BANKRUPT STOCK
-OF
HAY feAsHBY.
. . ... "
Ut tiarrtsburg, consisting of"(;iothmsr,l Gents' Furnishing Goods" and
Of Slianefc Lonsway
i ' Offers the entire stock of dry g
arcs gooas, wooien lac rics, domestics, etc erc.i., .. '
fi!k;HiOufilewe!
These goods must be sold.
IT. L. KENTON,
-DEALER IN-
GROCEME
CoDfectionery, Fruits and Vegetables, Cigaas,
TOBACCO, ETC.
New Store between the Jopera Jliouse and postoffice
ALBANY, - - OREGON.
m
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Lamps and
AT -
JULIUS GEADWOHI'S
Crockery -?Store.
IXo orer Bros'. Silverware,
French., China andCrvstalware,
Boys' "Wasrons vnd "Ooll Carriao-es,
Fancy and Toy Ooods.
SAVE YUR MONEY
Bv buying your goods irom my "store. I am bny
ing direct from thelactory and sell at Eastern prices
with freight added, lor cash.
Kenton's Mini! owie -One Pound Can.2oc
I am agent for ten responsible Fire and Marine In
surance companies, representing 72,ooo,ooo. Insure
and protect yom self before it is too late. Tarn also
agent for the Frank Bros. Impleirent Go-, Portland
gg lei on parle Francais. Hier wird deutch gesprochen.'
n GAUf III I
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laOKEGrO,
NEW GOODS
PURCHASED THE
DEPARTUR
general Alercnandise. Also is
los, bo iU aril SAom. l.tdies'. fn
Call early and secure bargains.
cnaQ
FOR UG
T
l IJIVUU,
(o -
Lamp Trimmings
'?
n
-A FULL STOCK OF-
Staple Groceries I
aware,
Tlve best quality of tea. coSoa,
. n 1
m mm :
Ml
Crockery
snts, etc.
CAKES, PIES,
Fresh Baked Brea
Every Day.
Atthi old and reliable hooae is also to ft
'ound a coAnplete aflaortment, ot fresh funak
eroeeries, to which is constantly being added ail
the seasomUe lines of Kroesriw aud prortiia-ai
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 goods were all boucbt when prieaa
were low, and the benefit of the margin will b4
fiven to his customers, ltemember the plaua
u the old corner on First aud U'oadalbln Sta. "
COMAD III.
HOFFMAN AND PFEIFFER
Proprietors ot
i'y v mil u i
And manufacturers of
ice
iery.
ALBiyNY SODA f OURS
Cho
Wee
101
We are now rcepaml to furnish choice, fresh
candies of best grade, consisting- of j.ure stk-k,'
aasorved flavors, mixed candies, extra Krencir
and chocolate creams, fancy mixed, candy toys
and a general assortment of fine candies
AT WHOLESALE OK at ETA I L.
C?"Ordera from wuiitij dealers promptly at
tened to. Fotory on Fust street,
Albany, - - Oregon,
M Crown Milk
umriN c np's.
NEW PROCESS FLOUR.
(Superioriar faizsOj aad feaa oaa)
Tie Best Storage FaciJitie3
era
ynoan
for
Auunr
OUQOK,
(ok iqmhui r
H.mERcksi
Ncavto
fJTCnitmers otder wOaaawev e Htred. Tit
ub'eJ" t iedwiUkttaybertta tho mnrket. l
1
THE PHlf OGRAPHER.
'futon's oM stand
Albanr
MrJPhil Lewis, of the 6rm of
At Shedd, f Linn county, !Jhaving
just returned from Portland, wher
lie purchased a fine stock of goods for
the coming spring trade, now invites
the inspection of his customers.
lThe8e goods were bought. or
cash and the advantage of very low
prices will be given to the buyers.
PRUSHAW'S
DEAD SHOT ON AGUE
"VVith the spring comes the agne.
This now popular cure for ague has
never been known to fail. Call for
testimonials at Prushaw's drug store,
next to Revere honsa. Pri "75
! per bottle. "
SECOND HAND STORE,
Tlie past year has proven it to be a
necessity. The best and cheapest
place in the city to buy your
Stoyes,Furniture,tiiiwar8
W e ate always prepared to buy vour
household furniture at the highest
cash price. Sole agents for the "
PEERLESS ' OIL CAN
And Lamp Killer.
STTinphop recently added. All work
done at the lowest, possible rates
M. FRANKLIN & COV
f 1
Do not be deceived into bnvim
! worthless or spurious goods for the
' mere Fake of getting a prize.
will prive yon wood honest goods at
! 'he lowest bottom prices, and al
j low you 5 per cent off on cash,
i ihownell & btanard.
1 9
NEW SPRING
GOODS
i Lewis & Sod,
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