Morning daily herald., May 27, 1888, Image 4

THE MOHXINGr IIET?AL.T). SUXDAY. MAY 27, 1888.
Bx.PUBLICANPI.ATIO 11.
We, your committee gn Platfor
and Ke solutions beg leave to repor
as follows:
The Republicans in the State of
Oresron.n convention assembled, re
affirming their allegiance to, and con
ridence iu, the great Republican
party, of the nation, of whose grand
. achievements and long and success
ful administration of the government
of the United 8trtes they have so
much cause to be proud, and the
glory of which they are entitled to
show, nw make and present the fol
jowiiig statement of their principles
and policy :
First A Ve favor honest and
cient administration of the depart
ments of government both State and
National.
e,.1n.) The right r.f the cit'zen
authorized by law, an."1, to hive his
vote honorably counted, ouyht to be
respected and all efforts to control r
limit that right deserves the con
demnation of all good citizens.
Third That while disclaimin
right to interfere with the adminis
tration of the internal affairs oi for
eign nations, we sincerely approve
the efforts of Irish and English
statesmen to secure by peaceful
methods the American principal of
"Home Rule" for Ireland.
Fourth That we are in favor of
such legislation as should prohibit
and punish 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
rights of settlers shall not be
forfeited by cancellation of filings by
the land department when settlement
or filings are made in good faith.
ixtii Thatwefwor the enoDtir
aeement and development of our
State by the construction of railroads
,pl re the refusal of President Cleve
land to approve the river and harboi
bill, and we denounce the action o!
the Sec etary of War in what seenir
to be a studied attempt to delay the
improyement of the Columbia river:
and fully recognizing the importance
of our fireat waterways as regulators
of freight charges, not only on the
waterways themselves but on the
railroads as well, we insist that our
great rivers should be free a id open
to the sea, and nve demand of the
general government need of appro
priations therefor. At the same
time ;ve recommend the uext Legis
lature to take proper and adequate
stens to insist at once in opening the
!
effi- i gre.it river to general commerce.
i Lastly denounce the civ i
j service reform professions of Presi
l dent Cleveland as a sham and frau-i,
j as promises made to secure votes be
fore election, and the violations oi
which has been as i:onstatit us t! e
hunger of the Democratic office-seekers
could demand.
THE MARKETS.
The whoat market still has a
buoyant tone, the price remaining
at 62. and 05 cents.
The general tone of the market
as regards most of the staples is
one of unrelieved dullness. The
backwardness of the season im
poses a check upon distribution of
goods in all departments of trade
which depend upon weather con
ditions. The dullness which pre
vails, however, is not of a kind to
occasion uneasiness ; although the
movement of commodities is slug
gish, the underlying conditions are
and other systems of transportation j healthful and when business is
relieved of the impediments which
temporarily restrict it, it will flow
perhaps iu fuller volume than for
months before.
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 Ke'publican
Senate in providing by proper legis
lation for so amending our treaties
with China as to prevent their fur
ther immigration here.
Eighth We recognize that the
nation owes a debt to the surviving
veterans of the icoedion winch can
not be adequately repaid, and hold-to
to be the duty of the general govern
ment t provide for the necessities of
them and theirs by prompt payment
of liberal pensions.
Ninh That the action of Presi
dent Cleveland in ordering the return
of the rebel Hags was an unwarranted
assumption of the right to use tor
political purposes the trophies of a
valor he did not possess and the
fruits of a victory he did not help to
secure.
Tenth While we approve every
honest effort to preserve our public
lands by the punishment of willful
trespasses up 11 them, and are in
fayor of such measures as will en
courage our citizens to settle upon
anu improve them, we condemn the
action of the present administration
in its preti'ndtd efforts to protect
such lauds tinier color of which, in
stead of pursuing the policy of the
Republican administration by caus
ing the arrest and punishment of
those only whoa actions appeared to
have been dishonest and criminal. It
has refused to cause said lands to be
surveyed, thereby (Msjouraging their
settlement by pepple needing and de
siring to take them. The adminis
tration also filled the country with
a horde of officers styling themse ves
"Special Agents of the Interior De
partment,'7 w ho have been made to
act as spies ami informers upon such
of the honest citizens as have ven
tured to settle upon the public lands
for the purpose of carving for them
selves hollies in the wilderness and
has caused the arrest of houcst set
tlers upon those lauds upon charges
false and infamous, and publicly
branding them as robbers and thieves
has caused them to be dragged into
both the civil and criminal courts to
be tried upon false and fictitious
charges, thereby compelling them to
in;ur the expense of two defenses
against the same act; has caused
these same special agents to raise
fiuestious and dispute the right of
honest citizens to require title to the
public lands upon which they have
honestly and in good faith settled
Mid for which they have paid their
money, and acting upon M.e sugges
tion of these agents the olhcials hav
ing such matters in charge have under
the direction of the administration,
like a court organized to convict, de
d rived the settler of his land, robbed
htm of the benefit of his labor and
refused to return his money; and
thae wrongs. have been perpetuated
- so-called Democratic reiorm.
Eleventh That the policy of the
Democratic administration, which
would place wool anil lumber on the
free list and woolen goods on the
highly protected list, cotton printson
the f-ee list, and other similar arti
cles; hoop iron on the prot-cted list;
and which policy would continue the
collection . of S50, 000,000 on sugar
each vear, while at the same time the
majority applaud the claim to carry
out the President's idea that a tariff
tax is robbery of the people, consti
tutes a piece of unparelled political
mshonesty, havire for its sole object
the success of the Democratic party
at the next electio.. even at the ex
pense of the radical destruction of
many of our most important agricul
tural an. I manufacturing industries.
Twelfth We favor the policy of
providing, chiefly tcr the revenues of
the general government and for the
pnrposes essential to the general gov
ernment, a system of cities levied
wpon imports so adjusted as to dis
criminate in favor of domestic indus
tries and productions and in favor of
American labor, and we declare in
ivor of reducing the annual surplus
revenues of the government by ad
mittin gfree of duty such articles of
general use as cannot be largely pro
duced or manufactured by our own
people. ., ,
Thirteenth That we deprecate the
attempts of the Djinocrati-J adminis
tration to degrade the honest toil of
America to a level with the pauper
labor of the old world.
fourteenth We denounce and de-
PURE
QffiMSi
gits- Superiorexcelleir.-e
proven in millions of honied
for more than ii iu:iiter o
a ecu1 ry. It istist-i" btlic
Unittu Mates j government
Endorsed by the he;cls ;f
the greatuniversities as the
S rongest. Purest, and most
Healthful. Dr. Price's tin
Cream Baking Powder
does not contain Ammonia
Lime or Alum. Sold only
in cans:
PF ICE PAKIXfi POWDEP
COMPANY,
IS'EW YORK. CHICAC0,
ST. J.0U1S.
FORTMiLLER & CO.
HAVE SOMETHING IMPORT
ANT TO SAY TO'TIIEIR
CUSTOMERS. THEY
HAVE
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STEWART 1 SOX
-Dealers in-
General
Hardware
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ALBANY QUOTATIONS.
Wheat 02(;05
Oats :5040c.
Flour $5 pei bbl.
Potatoes 75c.
Eggs lte.
Butter '.JOc.
Lard '.)(f lOe.
Wool i(ftl(ic.
Hams 10(idc.
Shoulders ( -Sc.
Bacon 11 12c
Hay Timothy, ?:20, oats and cheat,
$14.
Apples Ureen, 11.50 per bu.
Plums Dried, ilaiiOe. per lb.
Apples dried bleached 9c sundriud
(Oi S c .
Chickens $3.50(g2 50
Hides Bet' hides, irreer. 5 e, dried
10 c : deer skins, 20c; sheep volts, 10!?
i o0 according to wool,
j Beef 3ii4e gross,
i Mutton 2 r0 per head.
I Hoiis 5(,r,c, dressed.
Lard Kegs, or 5 gallon tins, S'e ;
pails, Uc.
POKTLAN'I MAKKETS.
Wheat Quote vallev 1 ISfU 25;
Walla Walla, dull, SI lti(eU 17.
Oats Market dull. 0"otfc4;,47e
Flour Valley stands r-'. quoted at
4 00, and Wal'.i a ..da brands 3 50(
o 75, superfine s2 5(Ki2 75 per barrel.
Haj Baled timothy quoted at H
17per.on.
Feed Bran, per ton, 18; sir '"s
$l-S(20; chopped barley, 2i2-j . er
n.
Barley Brewin.per etl, SI : ground
per ton, s-2oyir 5).
Hops Quote Ocf'.Oc per pound.
Butter Choice dairy, 30(355'o per
lb; brine in rolls, 20(!s27e.
Eiia Fairly steady; Uc per dozen.
Provisions Bacon, 10('10ie; hams,
12(( 12 We: shoulders, ('7c.
Wool Plentiful. . Valley. l!)20c:
Eastern Oregon, lti(l lNc.
Meat Steady, Beef, wholesale, 4fr
4e per lb; dressed, 8c: sheep 44-.e
perllr, d-essed,7e; hogs, daessed, H
7c; veal, 7(file.
Potatoes Market heavy. Per ell,
75('.S0c. Burbanks favorite.
THE !
Iron, Steel and Coal
Wagons and Buggies
Hope and, Cordage
Blaclssmiths9 Supplies
Carpenters9 Tools
Builders9 Hardware
Powder, Shot, etc.
Giant Powder & Fuse
Saws and Axes,
iNpiar gold ;fkam:s.
ALSO
A full assortment of
Paper
In Newest Styles, and all kinds of
FINE FURNITUE
Upholstered
Goo
jinn County Bank
Garden and Grrass Seeds
inois Furnitur
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Cowan, Ralston & Co.,
sreej s-ioiis to
Cowan Cusick
Albany, - - Oregon
Transacts n irenera. iKiiikiti;? businoss.
Jiraw s-iulil draft s on Xow ork, Sau Kraii-ist-o.Uni
lJiit!aiM', "r.
1 "a?! ni(M!tv- oa iii!t:'n-cd siicuriv.
Ivcrth deposits Md.jL-cr tif ciitck.
C..i!ii.-(jtii'i:s cntrustc-J .to us 11 roe it
ro:iFit at.tciit.iot..
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THOS. BRINK.
BestLine of Furnitur-e hi the Cilyof Albmy!
Fancy Wicker Chairs Lomio-es Parlor
Cornice Poles Mirrors Feather
lalvT Pillows Spring Mattresses,
Window Shades Walnut Exten-i
sion. Tables Suits,
Ami what you can't find a! other houses, I havei-. Tn factevery
thing that is kept in a first-class liouse.j)
Ash, Maple and Walnut Chamber sets. Chairs,
Spring Beds, Lounges Etc., Etc., at Prices that
CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD.
Wants'
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Albany - Oregon
ALBANY
OREGON
Yaquma Kite!
OREGON PACIFIC
RAILROAD.
A NO
Oregon Development Do.'s
Steamship Line
AGRICULTURAL DEPOT
DEYOE & ROBSON, Proprietors;
ALBANY. 5
OREGON.
MnJKWTCR
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mmmm j ill LUUhJ KJL J M-l U1H
;asd
22 JHours; Less Time.
Than byauy other route: J
First-class through passenger and frei rht
from Portland and all points in the Wil
amette V.-lley to and from San Francisco.
Willamette Rivi-r Line of Steamtrs
The Wm. M. Hoa;;, the N. S. Beutley and
the Three Sisters are in service for both pas
senger and freight traffic between Corvallis
an-1 Portland and intermediate points, lixvv
inif company's wharf, Corvallis, and Mesrs.
Hulman & Co.'s wharf, Nos. 200 and 202
H'ront St., Portland, three times eac'a week
xs follows:
NORTH BOUND.
Lv Corvallis Mon., Wed. and Fri 10 00 am
,v Albany Mon , Wed. and Fri 12 00 am
Ar Portland Tues., Thur. and Sat 5 30 pni
SOUTH BOUND.
r.v Portland Mon., Wed. and Fi. . . .S 00 m
hv Albany Tues., Thur. and Sat 1 20 pm
Ar Corvallis Tues., Thur. and Sat. ..4 20 pm
Accomodations unsurpassedlfor comfort and
safety. , Fares and freights via Yaquina and
the Oregon Development company's steam
ships, much less that by any other route be
tweer. all points in the Willlamette Valley
nd San Francisco.
Sailing dates.
FROM SAN ANCISCOl
Willamette Valley April 29th
Willamette Valley Thursday, May 10th
Willamette Valley May 21
Willamette Valley May 31st
FROM YAQUINA.
Willamette Vallev. May 5th
Willamette Valley May 15th
Willamette Valley May 20th
The company reserve the right to change
teamers or sailing dat es.
S. B. Toby, Gen'l F. &JP. Atent.
304 Montgomerylatreet, San Francisco,Cal.B
DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS,
Except Sundays.)
Lv Yaquina 6:30 A M I lv Albany 1:00 P. v
" Corvallis 10:3S a M " Corvallis 1:47 pv
Ar Albany 11:15 a m I Ar Yaquina P-O P. v
O. & C. trains conn ;ct at Albanv and Oor
ra.ll Wm. M. Hoag,
0. C. Hooce, General Manager.
Acting G. F. & P. Asent
Corvallis, Oregon
A new lot f Prize Baking Powder
at Brownel! & StanarcTs
Have removed into their new building imd have on hand for the trade of ISSfc
A FULL LINE OF
GARDENER'S AND CARPENTER'S TOOLS,
The largest and best4 variety oi
STUDEBAKER NEWTON
FAEM -WAGONS, BACKS AND BUGGIES
Iii the central Willamette Valley. Orderejlrom adistaneesolieitedlaud
Diomptlylilledatlowestrates.
And all Implements Used by Farmers !
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Canital Stock 500 000
rtiiiisii -.mit.h, ;.".oo.
OFFldl-lKS.
Pres'nk'iit Cliarlfs K.r Wolvcrfon.
Viw-1 'resilient .1. (). WritHiran.
Treasurer J. V. ('usii-k.
Sm-retary .T. K. Eliierkin.j
DIRECTORS.
ii. . tralian, Uhais. E. Wolvei
ton. J. L. Cowan, P. 1. Moineitli,
-I. V. Cupick, J. (.). AVritsman, .1.
K. F.iderkin, Charles INIonteith, G.
F. Simjipon.
Safe, sound, ConsemtiTe
A Square Company,
Managed by Square Men,'
Patronized by Square People
Parseniae Home Enterprise
Overtoil
! to California
VIA 1
Ore'gox & California Railroad
And Connections.
THE MOUNT SHASTA ROUTE.
California express trains run d
Albanv a-id San Kjanciseo. 'Ihr
between
35
O f E S
4:00 m..Lv T'ortland .. ..Ar. .10:40 an
S:00 in . . Lv . Albany f.v . . 7-il.;. -i
7:40 m.. Ar S. Kriu'elsoo.Lv.. 6:30 5-1;
local Pass. Trains Iai!y Ex. Sunday
8:00 a m. . Lv Portland Ar. . 3:45 pm
2:40 p m. .Lv Albany Lv. .11:35 am
12:40 p m. .Ar Eueene. . Lv. . 9:00 am
Lebanon Branch.
8:10 p m..Lv..... Albany Ar.. .1:45 am
S:56 p m..Ar. Lebanon Lv.. S:00 am
2:50 m. .Lv Albany Ar. . 2:45 pin
1:36 p in . . Ar. Lebanon Lv . . 2:00 pin
PULLMAN "BUFFET SLEEPEK?
Excursion sleepers for second-class pas
sengers on all throu-.h trains free of charge
The O. & C. K. R. Ferry males connee?i(in
with all the reirular trains on the east side di
vision from foot of F street. .....
Wmst ilrkli vision.
Between I'ortland and Corvallis.
Mail Train IKaily-Except Sunday.
7r30 am Lv Fortland ... .Ar.;!).15 a. 111
12:25 p 111. .Ar CorvaHisLv..30 1.30 y. m.
Kxprcxs Train laily Except Sunday.
"sfTp m LvTTT. . Portland . . . Ar . . 0:00 am
4:50 p m. . Ar MeMinnville.Lv.. 5.45am
At Albany and Corvallis connect, with
trains of Oregon P.-u.ific railroad. -
"For full information retrardinjt rates,
maps. etc-, call on cci ',fPrK(t
Manasrer. , ". & r. a
BOiKHW'&KEErJEY,
Real iEstate, Loan, Collection
IKSURAHCEACEKTS.
We hive for sale farm nnd stock lands of
ever description; aiso city propar-o, 1111
ivovcd and unimproved. Titles examined
and correct abstracts f-irnisl.ed to any prop
ertv Fartit-s cotiveyfl to any lands we have
for"-ivVr3 ! oi chwraa. :!iOvt:oiis a i?pe
cialt.
ALBANY, - - OREGON
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-Funeral Directors
j PROMPT ATTENTION, f-,RST-r! ASS HEARST
I jTS?" After hnshies hotr.s .:!'., at . iUn
..i.ntur Kith anu iiiu.r Greets,
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I Livety.Feed. ft SaleStable.
' Corner Second and EllxtroriJt SLs.
ALBANY, - - ORI-ywy
t! oksks EOAiiDKD by the day or month. Car-Lri:t;it-s
or Imiea an reasonable term
Mill 10
Oregon Views,
U- G- CRAWFORD,
m pdtdgeaphee,
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ALBANY
OREGON.
n vti-HlES THE FINEST Ll-NEOF OREGON
j vie .vein the West. Catalogue sent on appli
cation. We have also all the negatives of A.H.
Paxton, made at Albany, andany one. can.
have duplicates from their ai the following
prices: Cards, per dozen 82 . Cabinets,
tier dozen (10. Hom'oirs. ner dozen 0o ,
L. E. BLAIN'S
AMMOTH STOCKfOF-
"THE BKST LIFE IM:IC.1
rniiOSE WHO HAVE HAD EXPEKlirSCK
X in the lea.liny companies say no otho
eo npany furnishes as (rood insurance
low cost. :us the Northwestern Mutual.
The following well known meij i;iie sue
tcitnnonv:
!Kisboi Win. Slcvt ns IVrry,
jDiivoiiiiort, Iowa.
lloury i: neHl. MiunifacHircr,
Muwaukee, Vk ltcjnsin.
Hon. V.. V Vrull, Supreme f.ln!je
New Vork suite.
.IifIiii Oiiles. Mayor,
Portland, Or. ,
Wm. Ketd. Banker.
Portland, Ui.
Li E Blain. Mcrclianl1
Albany, or.
And many hundreds cf others all ovei the
United States.
M N. KECK
Designer & ScuLPTof?
Moimm-irts. hiu..sioiits tablets, etc., has
erected a huildiii;.' opposite U:e Revere House
ami will keep eons.antly on hand marblt
suitable for
Monuments, Headstones
And a'l kinds of work to which marb'e or
other ornamental i-cone is devoted. Thos
wiihinu4 work of tha- kind should call uti?n
him br-iurc- makinir '-"irva ts elsewhere i
examine his v orl; and i-:-i.xs.
Tills Seaill's Bats
In all thf'jnewestland most desirable styles
are
i
Now Opened.
JOHN BR1QG3,
Roses a Specialty.;
Cemetery lots planted and eared;for by the
month or year.
ALBANY, - - - OKKGO.V
DAVIS BROS- AND CO.
ItKALKKS IS fiESKRAL SIERCHASDISB. , ,
SIJ EDD, LINN Co., OREGON,
ALBANY,
Lnsbtn
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ALBANY, OREGON, r
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A Full Corps of Instructors
Classical, scientific, literaiy, eommerc
and nprmal classes. "cs of study
ranged to meet the nceoa all (frarie
students. Sptcial inducements offered
students frcm abroad. Tuition ranges fro
5,50 to 12.50
PER TERM.
Board in private families at flow f rate
Rooms for self-boarding-, at small expense,
careful supervision exercised over p
away from home.
For ciroulars and full particulars,, a
the president,
REV. ELBERT N. CONDIT,
Albany, Oregon ';
FAHRNET'S PiMCEA, f
THE FAMILY PHYSICIAN,
Z2
to be a fine remed
Price 25c. per box.
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,
riny worms, tetter, saltrheum, scald head,
Scrofula, or King s Evil, rheumatism -un n
the bones, side and head, and al seaea
arising from impurity of the blood. The only
jrenuine is manufactured by S, E. Uubhel
successor to Fahrney Bros. &Co. Waynesboro
Pa. Price reduced to 75c. per bot'le.
DUBBEL CARBOLIC OINT-
C UT is provinir to be a
III kill also:
DUBBEL RED THYME PAN!
PIIDE is the worlds greatest pain remedy :
UVnt it is used both internally and ex
ternally and acts like mairic. For pains
crimps in the stomach or bowels it s worth
its weight in gold. Price 25c per bottle?
DR WRICHTSMAN'S SOY
cdciph Dai m nc I ICC ."3
CntlUII UHLIII UI beeni
sold for several vears in the cast and has!
proven beyond a doubt to be the irreatestfl
boom to women, the world has ever k new. It
is for the relief of the pangs of maternity audi
the cure of all female complaints, Women!
will hail this with joy after tbeyv read tht-..
testimonials in the Hrs from huudredt-;
of women who have use Price 81.00 ne
Ilktrf Cash P rice. ?
ti 1 for all kinds
of vonltxv.
A. COHEN, Albany, Or
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