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Newspaper Page Text. ? 1: THE MOPtXTXG HERALD. FRIDAY. MAY 25, 1888. . P. . f! p I' 1 REPUBLICAN PLATFOan. We, your committee on l'latfor and Resolutions beg leave to repor as follows: The Eepublicans in the State of Oregon, in convention assembled, re affirming their allegiance to, and con fidence in, the great Republican uarty, of the nation, of whose arand achievements and long and success fhl administration of the government f the United Strtes they have so much cause to oe urouu, ana ine land to approve the river and harbor bill, and we denounce the action or the Sec etary of War in what seems to be a studied attempt to delay the j improyement of the Columbia river: and fully recognizing the importance of our reat w aterways as regulators of freight charges, not only on thu waterways themselves but on the ; railroads as well, we insist that ouu j great rivers should be free and open j to the sea, and iwe demand of the general government need of appro- same tdorv of which thev are entitled to priations therefor. At the i-now, now mane ana present utie 101-; "" icwunucuu wjc ucau is.o- Jnwii.g statemeut of and policy: First "e favor honest and effi cient administration of the depart ments of government both State and Nation-1.!. S.joond The right of the citizen anthori" by law, and to have his vote hMrbly counted, cuyht to be respected aad c I i eli'orts t control r limit that right deserves the con demnation of all good citizens. Third That whilfa disclaimin right to interfere with the adminis tration of the internal affairs of for eigh nations, we sincerely approve the efforts of Irish and English statesmen to secure by peaceful methods the American principal of 'Home Rnle" for Ireland. rourtn Tnat we are m lavor o: such legislation as should prohibit and pucish the manufacture of adul terated foods. Fifth That we are in favcr of the enactment of a law by Congress, wheieby the homestead and pre-emption rghts of settlers shall not be forfeited by cancellation of filings by the land department when settlement or filings are made in good faith. Sixth That we f ivor the enc?ur ' agement and development of our State by the construction of railroads j and other systems of transportation j and that we hold all corporations to be strictly responsible to their liabil ities under the law, and recognize the right of the Legislature to enact all reasonable limitations on corporate power. Seventh That we regard the further immigration into the United States of Chinese laborers as directly opposed to the interests of American labor; and we therefore heartily ap prove the action of the Republican I Senate in providing by proper legis-i lation for so amending our treaties j with China as to prevent their fur-1 ther immigration here. j Eighth We recognize that the1 nation owes a debt- to the surviving : veterans of the rebellion which cau ; not be adequately repaid, and hold-to j to be the duty of the general govern-1 ment to provide for the necessities of j ' them and theirs by prompt payment ' of liberal pensions. . Ninh That the action of Presi j dent Cleveland in ordering the return I of the rebel Hags was an unwarranted ! assumption of the right to use tor ' political purposes the trophies of a j V;lor he did not possess and the: i fruits of a victory he did not help to secure. j Tenth While we approve every j henest etFort to preserve our public j lands by the punishment of willful j trespasses upn them, and are in j fayor of such measures as will en- j courage our citizens to settle upon j ;tuu improve tneii:, we condemn tnc their principles i lature to take proper ana adequate i steps to insist at once in opening the great river to general commerce. Lastly 'Ve denounce the civil service reform professions of Presi dent Cleveland as a sham and fraud, as promises made to secure votes be fore election, and the. violations ol which has been as eonstant as the hunger of the Democratic oiiicc-seek-ers could demand. pure action of the present administration cnoppeo uanej, mc..;. THE MARKETS. The wheat market still has a buoyant tone, the price remaining at 62j and 65 cents. The general tone of the market I as regards most of the staples is one of unrelieved dullness. The backwardness of the season im- j poses a check upon distribution of ! goods in'all departments of trade j which depend upon weather con j ditions. The dullness which pre I vails, however, is not of a kind to occasion uneasiness ; although the movement of commodities is slug gish, the underlying conditions are healthful, and when business is relieved of the impediments which temporarily restrict it, it will flow perhaps in fuller volume than for months before. ALBANT QUOTATIONS. j Wheat i2tii.65 j Oats 30 4()c. Flour 5 pei bbl. Potatoes Toe. i Eggs Kic. ! . Butter 20c. Lard !( lOe i Wool ;2(tt Hie. j Hams Wl24c. j Shoulders i(iSt. i Bacon Hl:2c. Hay Timothy, -20, oats and cheat, I 14. " I Apples Green, i'll.f0 per bu. ! Plums lined, !)(10c. per lb. Apples dried bleached 9c sunclried (w 8 e. Chickens $3.50(&2 50 Hides Bef hides, greep, 5 c, dried 10 c : deer skins, 20c; sheep pelts, IOl. ;50-, according to wool. Beef :(-Al4c gross. Mutton 2 50 per head. Hogs 5(rt,tic, dressed. Lard Kegs, or 5 gallon tins, S'.c ; pails, lie. l'OKTLAJf 11 MARKETS. Wheat Quote vallev 1 lStfU 25; Walla Walla, dull, -l lii(! 1 17. Oats-Market dull. O"0te4:.g4"'c Flour Valley st a !-".: quoted lit 4 00, and Wal'a -v,;l brands fcj o0((; 3 75, superfine 2 50(2 75 per barrel. Haj Baled timothy quoted at i ':(i 17 per ton. Feed Bran, per ton. SKifrclls- si: -i 's er Its Superior excellence proven in millions olhome for n;orc than a qunrtero' a cent r'. It is nsef bvtht Unitea states government Endorsed by the heads o! the greatuniversities as the Strongest, Purest, and most Healthful. Dr. Price's the Cream Baking Powdci does not contain Ammonia Lime or Alum. Sold onlj in cans PPICE BAKING POWDER COMPANY, NEW TOKK. CHICAGO, ST. LOCI. FORTMILLER ! CO. HAVE SOMETHING IMPORT ANT TO SAY TO'.THEIR CUSTOMERS. THEY HAVE J A FINE UXE OF- 11 STEWART & SOI -Dealers in- General Hardware -AND- AfUllltll ral Implements. INRICH GOLD ALSO A full assortment of Wai D aoer In Newest Styles, and all kinds of FINE FURNfTUE Iron, Steel and Coal Wagons and Bugyies Hope and Cordage Blacksmiths 9 Supplies Carpenters9 Tools Builders 9 Hardware JPoivder, SJtot, etc. Giant Powder & Fuse Saws and Axes. I inhnkfp.rp.fi timh LinnCountyBank 0 PQ Q 0 We Fortisiiler d Co, -Funeral CO Directors i A A ff a PROWPT ATTEKTIO?,r,F:Sr! AS3 HLAF.iE Z:-5 Alter "n'ru-s :-.; rs jxi ,cs U;i vtnjt'f Ki "'vii aiia i-ik(;r streets. !LiYBry,PB8iSalBStalil&r Vomer ALBANY, arid ithd Eiittcorih 0HF. Horshsboakkw I.v the t'rty or m-wth. (':;; rias or IniKics on reasonable- ur.r. i Oregon Views, ! i J- G- CRAWFORD, ! HI POTOBEAPBiS, ALBANY OREGON. kit ! Garden and Grrass Seeds1 Cowan, Ralston tt Co.. SUtVJ-SSOKS TO j Cowan & Cusick Albany. - - Grecian is Furniture II mo rransai-rs a ireii'.-ral Iwiikin liu-iiicss. . Drasi-Iif. drafts on Now V,jrK. San Fra isco Ami l ortluMn, r. i.iiiiii money on iiprnved ir nritv. Ilcreivi- ili-posita sulijcct to i-hw:k. (..jllcutions entrusted to i:s jl rt'o h ro'imr arf. ntioi.. L. E. BLAIN'S j 1AP.K1F.S THIi FINEST L1NKOKOKEGDN' V'viee!n tiie West. Catalogue sojit i appl; i cjition. We have also all the ne.aives ol A.li. i hixton,' niiule ai Albany, anataiiy one. uai, ! have daplit-atos from then1 at, the following i prices: Cards, per dozen S2 0ft. Cuhinetf, ; per dozen ?vl 00. lioin'olrs. per do:ce:i ?o j Cojivimr and enlarifi'' old Dictures a spetiaif j "TIIK ISEST LIFE l.!ri.tt K. I riMi'UsK WHO HAVE HU KXTjilMEXCti- jl in t!ie luidin c.'iiijianics say no ell', r ! ijj:Uiy fi:rtjishcs a oo-i irsui-iuice iov.- t-ist as the Xr rt;!v.,-st:in Jiutua!. j The foi;ovii:y ivt.ll knov.-n nie:. jjive s".c rcst:n;onv: I ! Kihi W in. si-vcii . IVrry, i )'aven;!Ort, lo '.u. IIciil.v Bccicdic;. I;iiui:i liii c r. Milwaukee, Wi-ims:n. Hoi:. K. '. frail, Saprcine New York State..- -loll n (.ales. rortiand, Mayor, Or. .'AMMOTil STOCK OF- THOS. BRINK. Best Lii ground JU Its l)lca'!HiC(f L'. jt.'U. ,M. p . . i. i ' t i - . .t I .iiic'i Bivui-i., ,i-r -t stea.l of pursuing the pulicy of the;- Hops Quote (.ik: per pound. Kepublicaa ail ministration by caus-; Butter Choice dairy, 3(r(fe35)c per icg the arrest and punishment of jib; brine in rolls, 20(;2Tc. those only wiiose actions eppeared to j Kir.sjs Fuirly steady; 10e per dozen. '.-,(, ln .iwh. (-. ami .inn'nnl Th I 1'rovisions Baeou, 1 ()(('.. HHe ; hams. 8 of Furniture In tiie City of Albrny ! Fancy Wicker Chairs Loun-es Parlor Cornice Poles Mirrors Feather Pillows Spring Mattresses, "Window Shades Walnut Exten-3 sion Tables Suits, And what, you can't fiivl al oilier houses, I havejit. Tn factevery thing that is kept in a first-class house. I : I (..Jlleeti!:is entrusted t;i i:s 11 reeiei j j iM-upt att-'iitiiu.. j luuou.l hwM Mfireli;intrr ':'Z7r v si I'ar- S.f-A- ' I I I B I EI BUB Ba ill . lAB!rBMWB!aB.-W -:te-JtW JIIUUIUIIIULI '!lWVfJlf Albany - Oregon , ? i Capital Stock 500 000 i ! Vdi. l:.-il. Banker. Portland, or. L. K. Klaiji. Mcretiant Albany, Or. A iu! many lunidreds cf others all over . United States. M Designs N. KECK :k & Scui.ptcs !oiun!)o"f.s. li-:n; sinner- tablets, etc.. hits e-.- ted a titiildin .t'pe-site t!:e ltevere lIou? ail -.eili !eep eci.s.ant.!y on ii.mil marble .nitablo iVr. i Monuments, Headstone And a"l Irin.ls of -.vrli-t otlier criiariien'n! s-;nne wishiiiir work of "bat kiii- : hiili lid'. liiakF!- i wh'n ii mart; e or is devoted. Tbcs -.-bouM eiil! ut-o.'i examine his wr!: and jtrii-e else'.vlieje 1:2(, 12);;c; liouldert 'W H I It.. IF,. ,,7 , . .7 Tl'.. ".I, . I u-. 1 Ul..i:f..l v- 11... m,r. ,i,.. If I f f Hip fffff, tr'.lllllll jllflill,nrl'SP,Tx. w, rill it's.' .rveyed, thereby Cis jonraging their ; Easteril 0re;j011i u!. " i SpM(f Beds. Loutine Etc.. Etc.. at PHces that jmuui sicauv, nuci, wuuicsaus (, 4c .K'.r lb; dressed, vSc: sheep 4Cff;4c per lb; dressed, Te; liojs, daessecl, 't Vi""-. . . ATTA-''r Potatoes .Market heavy. . Per etl. ! aiohi i - . OREGOJv T5(r'tfS0e. Burbanks favorite. THIi ! ! Yaquina Route " ! OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD. Oregon Development Co. 's SteamshiD Line has refusoil to cause said lands to be settlement by pepplo ueeilin ami de siring to tike them. The adminis tration also filled the country with a horde of officers styling; theinse ves '"Special Agents of the Interior De partment,' who have been made to tot as spies and i:Uir:;ers upon such of tjbe honest citizens as have ven tured to settle upon the public lands for the purpoge of carving for them selves homes in the wilderness and has caused the arrest of lionnst set tlers upon those .lands upon charges false and infamous, and publicly hran"iiii them as robbers and thieves lias caused them to be draped into ! both the civil and criminal courts be tried up n false and fictitious ! charges, thereby compelling them to j incur the expense of two defenses j against the same act; has caused ! these same special agents to raisf. ! nuestions and dispute the rilit of! Jionest citizens to require title to the public lauds upon wnich they have honestly and in good faith settled and for which they have pnid their money, and acting upon he sugges tion of these agents the ofiiciaU hav ing 'such matters in charge have under j the direction of the administration, like a court organized to convict, de- driveii the settler of his land, robbed j him of the benefit of his labor and I refused to return his money; and; these wrongs have been perpetuated ; so-called Democratic reform. Eleventh That the policy of the j Democratic administration, which j would place wool and lumber on the ; free list and woolen goods on the ! highly protected list, cotton printson i sf'J''"1: the free list, and other similar ai ti-1 north bound. cles; hoop iron on the protected list; j Lv Corvallts Mon., Wed. and Fri 10 00 am and which loli?v would continue the : bv Albany lion , Wed. and Fri 12 00 am collection of $50,000,000 on sugar each year, while at the same time the CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD. "! AGRICULTURAL DEYOE & ROBSON, DEPOT Proprietors paiw ir ( tHTii s!s:.i.Mi. OFFICERS. President -Charles i:." Wolvornn I Vicii-I'resiilent- J. ). Writsniun.J j Treasurer J. W. Cusirk. j Secretary J. K. Elderkin. ! niRECTOIIS. It. .s. Stratian, l.:tias. E. "VYoIver ton. J. L. Cowan, D. P. Alonteilii. ; W. Cusirk, J. O. Writsman, .1. K. Elderkin, Charles Alonteith, (. V. Simpson. Safe, SOund, fionservatiye A Square Company, Managed by Square Men, Patronized by Square People Parsonise Home Enterprise ; JOHN BRIGGS, FLORIST, Roses a Specialty.; Cemetery lots planted and cM-edtor by the month or vcar. . 0m ALBANY. OREGOJf ALBANY. OREGON, rr UiES SHORTER llave removed into their new building and have on hand for the trade of A FULL LINE OF -,AMI 22 JHoursJ Less Time, j Than by .any other route: j Fiist-class through passenger and freight i from Portland and all points in the Wil- amette Wiley to and from San Francisco. i i Willamette Kivcr Line of Steamers j The Win. M. Hoas, the N. S. Beiitley and j the Three Sisters are in service for both pas- i senaer and freight traffic between Corvallis and Portland and intermediate poinlg. leav- j in' company's wharf, Corvallis, and Mesrs. ' Ilulman &"Co.'s wharf, Nos. 200 and 202 j Front St., Portland, three times each week 1 GARDENER'S AND CARPENTER'S TOOLS, The largest and bestvariety ot STUDEBAKER NEWTON FAUM WAGONS, HACKS AND BUGGIES In are th-hc A t; ;iid iiicm dc-hiril! DAVIS BROS- AND CO. DKALKKK IS GKNKRAL MERCHANDISE. SUEDD, LINN Co., OREGON. ow Opened. Overland to California ALBANY Collegiate Institute, ALB AW, I8.S7 A Full Oregon via ; Sc California And Connection?. OR EGO ft. lStt Instructors,. Railroad i THE MOUNT SHASTA ROUTE. Corps of i Classical, scientific, literal y, commcr j and nprmal classes. -e3 of sttidv I ranged tot meet the neuos all rrad ; students. Spjcial inducements otfen California express trains run d Albany and San Fjancisco. Tiir net .vecti ! time, 35 35 4:00 S:00 7:40 ln..Lv Portland Ar.. 10:40 sn m . ; Lv Albany I.v . . 7-05 :m m..Ar S. Fraiic)co.t.v.. (!:30 pm majority applaud the claim to carry out the President's idea that a tariff tax is robbery of the jeople, consti Ar Portland Tues , Thur. and Sat a 30 pm SOUTH BOUND. Lv Portland Mon., Wed. and Fi IS 00 ni Lv Albuiy Tues., Thur. and Sat 1 21) pm j Ar Corvallis Tues., Timr. and Sat... '4 20 pm ' A J..- tutesapiece of unparelled political safetv. . Fares and freights via Yaquina and In the central Willamette Valley, oiomptly filled ut lowest r-.ites. Ordersjfrom adistance solicited and And all Implements Used by Farmers ! dishonesty, havmt' for Its sole obiectl the Oreironl Development comnanv's steam. the success of thetf Democratic party ! aniPa. much less that by any other route be .t th next electi... ven at the ev- I all points in the Willlamette Valley jjense of the radical destruction of many of our most important agricul tural an i manufacturing industries. Twelfth We favor the policy of i Willamette Valley.. providing, chiefly tcr the revenues of W!"aniete ,Ya1,1,c-v , i J . -i c .i Willamette alley .. the general government and for the j Willamette Valley.. purposes essential to tne general gov- i eminent, a system of cities levied j FROM SAN uid San Francisco. Sailing dates. ANCISCO Airil 29th ..Thursday, May 10th : lay 21 May 31st FROM YAQUINA. upon imports so adjusted as to dis- i Willamette Valley...... V May 1 5th v mameue auey May 2titli The company reserve the riifht to change teamers or (-ai'inir dates. S. B. Toby, Gen l F. &JI. A.ent. 304 Mont-onieryjstree',, San Fr:mcisco,JCal.J uailt passenger trains. Kxcept Sundays.) Loral I'ass. Trains Waily Ex. Sunday j 8:00 a m. .Lv. Portland Ar. . 3:45 pm j 2:40 p m. .Lv Albany L v. .11:35 am 12:40 p m . . Ar. Eugene . . . . . . Lv. . 9:00 am j Lebanon Branch. I 8:10pm. .Lv. Albany Ar. . .1:45 am 1 8:56 p m..Ar Lebanon L v . . 5 :00 am I 2:50 p m . . Lv Albany Ar . . 2:45 pm ! 1:3U p m. . Ar. Lebanon. . . . . Lv . . 2:00 pm j FULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPEKS ) Excursion sleepers for second-class pas- , senders on all throu -h trains free of charre The O. y C. R R. Ferry niacs coniii-c'ion with all the regular trains on the east side di I vision from foot of F street . j m West SileJivKioii. ! Between Portland and Corvallis. Mail Train Daily-Except Sunday. criminate in favor of domestic indus tries and productions and in favor of American labor, and we declare iu f vor of reduoiug the annual surplus revenues of tha toverntiieiit by ad- i mittin gfree of- duty sudi articles oi general us. as cannot lie largely pro duced or manufactured by our own people. Thirteenth That we deprecate the attempts of the Detnocnitb auiiihiis tration to degrade the honest toil of America to a level with the Lv aquina ti::jo a m " Con-alhs 1U::;S a m Ar Albany 11:15 A V O vail C. 0. Hoci-K. Actin' U. F lilhor -jf the old M'iif d. Fourteenth V, e aeuouuee i;.uper ! !! .1H- i Lv Albany 1:00 p. " Corvallis 1:47 p y i Ar Yaouina -50 p. I & (J. trams connect at Albany and I'lr- ! t M. M. HOAQ. I Genera! Manager. k P. Aent Corvallis, Oregon A new lot at Bro n-'U f Prize Ba' ing Powder ' G&QGEK? ""jgKD(3(3S)Ca. 7:30am. .Lv Portland Ar.;9.15a. m 12:25 p m..Ar CorvallisLv. .30 1.30 y. m. Express Train llaily Except. Sunday. 8:00 p m. .Lv. 4:50 p m. . Ar.. .Portland Ar.. 9:00am ..McMinnville.Lv.. 5.45am At Albany and Corva'lis connect with trains of Oregon Parifie railroad. t&S For full information rc-jiirdin rates, maps, etc-, call on companv's agent. R. KOEHLEK, E. P. ROGERS, Manager. " G. F. &P. A BUiKK.1T & KEEMEY, Real Estate, Loan, Collection INSURAliCEAGEHTS. OS We have for sale farm avid stock lands i f evero description; aiso iflty .pr.'pfrro, im- p-oved and uniniproVed. Titles examined and correct abstracts f'.iniished to any pro- : ertv Parties conveyed to any lands we have ; for'-ilo.rjj of eh;lrcr. Cv:U-cti..s a spte : ciallv. i 0H(R No. ";9 First ?i':-ft. ALBANY, - - OKIJGOV , 0 (f) o tn td fa o X w students frc m aqroad. Tuition ranges ire 5.50 to 12.50 PER TERM. Board in private families at ' low f rate Rooms for self-boardimr at small expense. careful supervision exercised over p away from home. For eiroulars and full particulars, a the president, REV. ELBERT N. CONDI T. Albany, Oregoc THE FAMILY PHYSICIAN, FAHRNEY'S PiMCEi, As a Blood Purifier this medicine is highly recommended for all manner of chronic or old standing complaints, eruptions of the skin, such as pimples, blotches and rashes, ring worms, tetur. saltrheum, scald head. Scrofula, or King's Evil, rheumatism -iin li the bones, side and head, and ai seaees arising from impurity of the blood. The only genuine is manufactured by S, E. Dubbel successor to Fahrney Rros. &Co. Waynesboro Pa. Price reduced to 75c. per bot'.le. ' OUBBEL CARBOLIC 01 NT- If CUT is proving to be a fine renied III til I also. Price 25c. per box. DUBBEL RED THYME PAlll ! pi I DC is the worlds if reatest pain remedy i UMIlL it ia used both internally and ev- ternally and acts like masric. For pains cramps in the stomach or bowels it worth' its weight in gold. Price 25c. per bottlr. DR. WRiGHTSMAN'S SOV EREIGN BALM OF LIFE : sold for several years in the cast, and has proven beyond a doubt to be the greatest boom to women, the world has ever knew. Jt is for the relief of the pangs of maternity and the cure of all female complaints, Women will hail this with joy after thev read the testimonials in the Hrs from hundreds of women who have use Price $1.00 uer i Highest Cash Price, I aid for all kinds of poultry. A. COHKX, . Albany, Or i 8 - ..