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THE MOHNIXG HEftALTV FlilDAT, ,TUXE 1, 18S8. !7 i I REPUBLICAN PLATFCP- We, your committee on Platfor and Resolutions beg leave to repor as follows: The 'Republicans in the State of Oregon, in conveution assembled, re- amrmrag their allegiance to, and con ndence in, the great Republican party, of the nation, of whose grand achievements and Ions and success- ful administration of the government i great rivers should be free and open 'of the United Strtes they have so I to the sea, and i we demand of the much cause to be proud, and the i general government need of appro glory of which they are entitled to I priations therefor. At the same show, n w make and present the fol- j time ;ve recommend the next Legis lowing statement of their principles j lature to take proper and adequate and policy: I steps to insist at once in opening the First We favor honest and efii-great river to general commerce, cient administration of the depart-; Lastly A'e denounce the civil ments of government both State and j service reform professions of Presi National. j dent Cleveland as a sham and fraud, Second The right of the citizen I as promises made to secure votes be- authorized bylaw, and to have his i vote honorably tounted, ought to be respected and a !1 efforts to control c limit that right deserves the con demnation of all good citizens. Third That while disclaimin iaia right to interfere with the adm ior.' t cation of the internal affairs of ov eigh nations, we sincerely appr e the efforts of Irish and English statesmen to secure by peaceful methods the American principal of "Home Rule" for Ireland. Foutth 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, whereby 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. Sixth Thatwefivor the encour agement and development of our State by the construction of railroads and other systems of transportation and that we hold all corporations to be strictly responsible to their liabil-' ities under the law, ami 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 Senate in providing by proper legis ation for so amending our treaties with China as to prevent their fur-1 ther immigration here. j Eighth We recognize that- the ; nation owes a debt tn the surviving; veterans of the rebellion which can j not be adequately repaid, and hold-to j to be the duty of the general govern- j ment to provide tor the necessities of them and theirs by prompt payment of liberal pensions. !Ninh That the action of Presi dent Cleveland in ordering the return J of the rebel flags was an unwarranted j f"!,Q t- i ...... ....v;-. c vaior ne uiu nos uossess anu tne fruit; of a victory he did net help v "-?e!ltn Vhile We approve eVery ) henest effort to preserve our public lands by the punishment of willful trespasses up n them, a id are in fayor of snch measures a3 will en courage our citizens to settle upon ana inmrove them, we condemn ihe action of the present administration in its pretended efforts to protect such lamis nnnr color ot wnich, m stead of pursuing the policy of th Ss Kepnbucan administration by cans intr the arrest and punishment of those only whoss actions appeared to have been dishonest and criminal. It j has refused to cause said lands to be j surveyed, thereby discouraging their ! settlement by pepple needing and de-; siring to take them. The admits- j tration also filled the country with ' a horde of officers styling themse ves 'Special Agents of thj Interior De- j i partmerit," who have been niade to j act as f pies and iui-iriiicia upon such i of the honest citizjns as have ven- : ured to settle upon the public lauds : for the purpose of carving for them- ; selves homes in the wilderness and j onest set- i I n charges I l publicly ! nd thieves i ha3 cansed the arrest of honest set tlers upon those lands upo false and infamous, and I Hri&iK-limr t.Vioni n mlihprs and tbipvps i , . " , ., , .1 j - t i - both the civil and criminal courts to be tried upan fake and fictitious charges, thereby compelling them to incur the expense of two defenses against the same act; has caused these same special agents to raise questions ana dispute tne rijjnc oi honest citizens to require title 10 ine : public lands upon which they have. - . - , r - ' . . I 1 honstlv ana in-cooa raiin settiea ; . -ii- and for which they have paid I1 ii'iii Liitrn money, and acting upon the sugge3 tion of these agents the officials hav. ing such matters in charge have under the direction of the administration, like a court organized to convict, de drived the settler of his land, robbed him of the benefit of his iahor and refused to return his money; and these w rongs have been perpetuated so-called Democratic reform. Eleventh That the policy of the Democratic administration, which would place wool and lumVier on the free list and woolen goods on the highly -protected list, cotton printson j the f-ee list, and other similar arti- j cles; hoop iron on the : protected list;! and which polny would continue tne ( onlWtinn of S50.000.000 on sugar each year, while at the same time the j majority applaud the claim to carry j out the President's idea that a taritf j tax is robberv of the i eople, consti-i tutes a piece of unparelled political j - - SSS-rl55istT!5toiat English Remedy, at the next election even at the ex- j nense of the I radical destruction of f . many of our most important agricul tural ani manufacturing industries. Twelfth We favor the policy of providing, chiefly tcr the revenues of the general government and for the purposes essential to the general gov ernment, a system of cities levied upon 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 f ivor of reducing the annual surplus r . , ..... i i revenues OI Uie tovernmeni iy u- - , . , t - Wlttin gtree OI auty sucn articles oi ; general use as caunot be largely pro- i ti need or manufactured by our own , people. - , ilurteeiltn Uiai. we uuiec.iiB wm i si.- boxes, with a wnttenfter Jjkinp-. attempts of the Democratic adminis- .,.,,.)ra,,tee to refund themonev if onrSpecifi: tration to def'r.vde the honest toil Of i docs not effect a cure. Address all commu America to ." level with the pauper rMct. K. labor of the old world. sold in Albany by Fo-l'.ay tV,5:;:y A Fourteenth We itenounce-ami ck-i j pi jrethe refusal of President Cleve j land to approve the river and harbor ! bill, and we denounce the action of ! the Secetary of War in what seems j to be a studied attempt to delay the improvement of the Columbia river: and fully recognizing the importance of our great waterways as regulators of freight charges, not only on th;- waterways themselves but on the railroads as well, we insist that our fore election, and the violations of which has been as constant hunger of the Democratic oiIi ers could demand. as the :c-seek- THE MARKETS. AI.r.AXV QUOTATIONS. Wheat ;2(irii5 Oats 30(g40c. Flour 5 pei bbl. Potatoes 75c. Eggs 16c. Butter 20c. Lard 9(Tt:10c Wool i2Uic. Hams 10l-2ic. Shoulders 0!5C. Bacon 11 12c Hay Timothy, 20, oats and Reheat, $14. Apples Green, s'l1.50 per bu. Plums Dried, !lOc. per lb. Apples dried bleached 9c sundritd S c. Chickens $3.502 50 Hides Bef hides, greep, 5 c, dried 10 c ; deer skins, 20c; sheep pelts, 10 30e, according to wool. Beef ;i((i4c gross. Mutton $2 50 per head. Hogs 5(&Gc, dressed. Lard Kegs, or 5 gallon tins, S3e ; pails, 9c. POKTLAXD MAKKETS. Wheat Quote vallev 1 1S1 25; Walla Walla, dull, l l(5l 17. Oats Market dull. Ouote4o47c Flour Valley standards quoted lit 4 00, and Wal'a Waila brands S3 50 3 75, superfine 2 50(rt 2 75 per barrel. Hay Baled timothy quoted at $1(5 17perton. Feed Bran, per ton, -?10(jl$; shorts $1(220; chopped barley, 2425 per ton. Barley Brewing.per ctl, 1; ground per ton, 25(,V27 50. Hons Quote (''.c per pound. Buuer Choice dairy, o()('.o5Vc per lb; brine in rolls, 20(27e. Eggs Fairly steady; 10c per dozen. Provisions Bacon, 10(t lU'c; hams, 12fr' l'ij.c; shoulders, i'k 7c. Wool Plentiful. Valley, 19(S20c; Jiastcrn Oregon, l((tlJc. .Meat Stead v, Beef, wholesale, 4(.l. 3s P-'r N? dressed, sheep 4u'lj.,e LH'r Ii; ,(lxcSa' ,e; Il"!i --ssed, Hj c; veal, i (it we. Potatoes Market lie. vv Per ctl. Burbauks favorite. flPFrnM PAP1F1P JlL Ull( rlLUlU ax:i Oregon Development Co.'sj SteaiTishio Line Axr 22 Houns; Less Time. Than ly any other route: , First-class through pussenifer ami freight from I'xrtland and a'.l puii-ts in the Wil .1'iiette Vrllev to and from San Francisco. Willamette Itivrr Lluc of Strainers rneWm. Ji. iiram, the S. Kent ley and Throe Sifters are in service for both jias- j seneer and freilit tratfic between Corvallis alll, Portland and intermediate poims. Uav- in-; company's wharf. Corvallis, and Mesrs. Hulman -S: Co. s wharf, Nos. and-202! Front St., Portland, threu times each week as follows: NORTH BOUND. Lv Corvallis Mon., Wed. and Fri 10 00 am Lv Albany Mon , Wed. and Fri 12 00 am Ar Portland Tues , Thur. and Sat. ... 5 30 pm SOUTH BOUND, r.v Pnrflmid Moil- Wed. and F'i Ei W m Lv Alim. Tes ., Thur -and Sat 1 2D pm Ar Corvallis rues . liiur. ano on. ... pm Accomodations unsurpassedfor comfort and . i - , b ! . - L . r. Vnni.in-. art A saieiy. ,rarfsam. uwm3 .i ihn i irn.rAnlr)pvitlAnmpnf. rnmnanva steam - ihins. much less that bv anv other route be m ... - . tweer. all points in the Willamette Valley uid San Francisco. Sailing dates. ! FROM 8AS ASC18CO Willamette Valley. April 20th Willamette Vallev lhursday, May 10th Willamette Valley May 21 Willamette Valley May 31st FROM YAQUIXA. Willamette Vallev .May 5th Willamette. Valley May 15th .Willamette Valley May 26th The company reserve the right to change teamers or sailimr dates. -. S. B. Toby, Gen l F. &JP. Aj, ent. 304 Montiromery;street,, San FraneiscoJCal. daily passrxokr trains. Lv Yaquina6 IXny 1:00 p. , , Corvallis 10:38 am" Corvallis 1:47 r " Corvallis 10:38 A M Ar Albanv 11:15 A M Ar Albany 11:15 A M Ar Yauuina f-0 p. O. & C. trains connect at Albanv and for vall Wm. M. Hoao, C. O. Hoguk, General Manager. Acting G. F. & P. Agent Corvallis, Oregon. ritade Mark. Murray's Specific A guaranteed cure for all nervous diseases, such as Weak Memory, Loss of Brain '-.Power, Hysteria, Headache, - Pain in the Rick. Nervous Prostration, Wakenilness, Before Taking. tude geminal Weakness, Im potenev and general loss cf power of the Generative Organs in either sex caused by indiscre:ion or over-exertion, and wlvch ul timntolv lead to Premature TnieMnt, Old Asie. Insanity and Con sumption. S1-C0 a box or six boxes torSo.w. oeiu u mu on receirtt or Dnce- Full par- ticularsrinpanlphlet sent free t0 everv applicant, We naranieefi Boxes to cure any case. For every - ()o order received we send. jia!,M,sol a-ents. I the; i it 'n i 1 1 1 1 aqumajtoute i RAILROAD. I SoMMOffll .uVEo7r PURE 0lVn7ln HOST Prprpr.T MADE STEWART & SOX -Dealers in- General Hardware Agricultural Iron, Steel and Coal Wagons and Buggies Hope and Cordage Blacksmiths 9 Supplies Garden and I THOS. BRINK. Best Line of Furniture In the City of Albroy! Fancy Wicker Chairs Lounges Parlor Cornice Poles Mirrors Feather Pillows Serine: Window Shades sion Tables Suits, And what you can't find at other j thing that is kept in a first-class house. j Ash, Maple and Wain ut CJ amber sets, Chairs, Spring Beds. Lounge Etc., Etc.. at Prices that i CANNOT BE ALBANY - -rv T T T T fVT T T Al lll l l nlTiXllil i IJI i V IVA W J 1. KJ X. DEYOE & ROBSON, ALBANY. Have removed iDto their new buildin.!? and have on hand for the trade of 1SSS A FULL LINE OF GARDENER'S AND CARPENTER'S TOOLS, -The largest aDd STUDEBAKER I NEWTON FARM "WAGONS, HACKS AND BUGGIES In Uie central Willamette Valley. Dioniptly tilled at lowest rates. And all Implements excellence proven in millions ofhon;es for n-ore iLan t iumIu i a rent" ry. It is usef by the TJniteu aiates government Endorsed by the heads of the greatuniversities as the Strongest, Purest, and most Healthful. Dr. Price's ti.e Cream Baking Powder does not contain Jminonir, Lime or Alum. ' Sold only in'cans PFICE BAKING POWDER COMPANY, XEW TOKK. CHICAGO, ST. LOCI!;. AND- Implements. Carpenters9 Tools Builders9 Hardware Powder, Shot, etc. Giant Powder & Fuse Saws and Axes. Grrass Seeds Mattresses. Walnut'feiirten-F houses, I haveJif. In factevery- UNDERSOLD. . . OEEOOS A T" A l I J Vi A A- DEPOT Proprietors) OREGON. bestgvariety of- OrtlereJJiom adistancesolicited and Used by Farmers ! e i urniture House!! ! :' M FORTMILLER d CO.! HAVE SOMETHING I M TORT-1 AXT TO SAY TO'THEIIi CUSTOMERS. THEY HAVE list Iknnl A FIXE I.IXE OF- IN RICH GOLD FEML'S. ALSO A full assortment of' D aper n Newest styles, and all kinds of FINE FURNITUE (I iGoods. Cowan, Ralston Co., srivj sok.s to Cowan ic Ctjsick Albany. - - Oreaon Transacts a trencral !.ukin lmsintss. Draw dnifts en Xcw York, San Fran iscnjiml I'ortlaiiK, "r. !.'.in mrviic.v on upjiroved security, deceive ilnposita su'njeet to eheck. 0ileetii!!s entrusted to ns 11 rec ivi: 1 roiuut atteiitior:. I FannersS Merchstnts' C 0M F (X N Y OF Albany - Oregon Canital Stock 500 000 I'AIDCII CAPITAL r,5.Wfl. , OFFICERS. President Charles E.! Wolvertor. Vice-President-J. (). Writsnian.j Treasurer J. W. Cusi. k. Secretary J. K". Elderkin. JJIUECTOR.S. R. ri. Sstranan, Uhas. E. "Wolver ton. J. L. Cowan, D. B. Monteith. J. W. Cusick, J. O. Writsman, J. K. FJderkin, Charles IVIonteith, G. F. Simpson. Safe, Sound, Conservative A Square Company, Managed by Square Men, Patronized by Square People Farscnize Home Enterprise VIA ! Oregon & California Railroad j And Connections.' - THE MOUNT SHASTA ROUTE. ! California express trains run d Albanv and San Fjancisco. 'Ihr between time,!j 35 35 H O V E S 4:00 m..Lv Portland Ar. .10:40 n- 8:00 m . . Lv Albany Lv . . 7-05 as: 7:40 m..Ar S. Francisco. Lv.. 6:30 t.u. i Local Pass. Trains Dally Ex. Sunday : 8:00 a m . . Lv Portland . 2:40 p m. .Lv Albany... 12:40 i) m. .Ar Eugene. . . . .Ar. . 3:45 pin 1 Lv.. 11:35 am ...Lv.. 9:00am Lebanon Brandt. O.Ji p II1..UV skiii-Miy . o.-l rt I . . . 1 1 ..Ar.. 5:45 am J U-U n m A 1 fit. '111,111 , l.v . . o:uu am 2:50pm. .Lv Albany Ar.. 2:45pm; l:3upm..Ar Letianon Lv.. 2:nopm : PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEl'ERS Excursion sleepers for second-class pas- j senders on all throiu-h trains free of charge j The O. A. C. R R. Ferry males connexion i with al! the regular trains on the east side di- J vision from foot of F street. . t e ew j West SMde.IM vision. Between Portland and Corvallis. i Mail Train Dally- Except Sunday. i 7:30am..Lv Portland ....Ar.J).lD a. m I 12:25pm. .Ar CorvallisLv. .30 1.30 y. m. i Fx press Train DailyExctpt Sunday. 8:00 p m . . Lv Portland Ar . . 9:00 am 4:50p m..Ar MrMinnvilIe.Lv.. 5.45am At Albany and Corvallis connect with trains of Oregon Pacific railroad. itSTFor full information regarding rates, maps, etc-, call on con.panv'g agent. R. KOEHLEK, E. P. ROGERS. Manager. G. F. &P. A BURKIHT & KEENEY, Real Estate, Loan, Collection ArlD INSL'RAKCH AGENTS. Wc have for sale farm and stock lands of : evero description; aiso city propano, ;tn- j p-oved and unimproved. Titles eximined j and correct abstrnet furnished to any rvov- erty Parties '.mive.d to any lands we have '; f"rsile'rs of ehaSre. Collections a spee ' cialtv. OffUB 'o. 59 Fipst SrnFFT. ALBANY, - - OREGON. V Iplstere jnnCoiintyBank in r Overland to California w O PQ n Z z 0 V) GO L. E. BLAIN'S ,TiI stuck; OF- ijilV,1 h j w&iSg O i In all are the ntwestand most desirable styles Now Opened. i o 4, to o D3 to X j iJV j ; ; ! I - - . ... - I j I rPL.v 0 An nnn n U.S. h. FortmilEer t Co. Funeral Directors PEQHIPT ATTEHTIOM,r.?.ST-r-l ASS HttESt BA:ttr Hr.s:i(.i hours orll at it-Un comer Fifth and !&k.-r ttc-vts. JOHN, SCkflEEBfS . Livery, Feed ftSaleStalilB, Corner Second nnd Ettrorl7i is . A LB AX Y, - - ORKuOy TT oufiiiS BOAit!si) lv the dav or month Car XXria'es or bu&dea on roiisonahie terms Vt;:!l6 Oregon Views, CRAWFORD & PAXT0H, THE PDOTOGEAPSIEs, OF- ALBA.NY - - OREGON. CARRY THE FINEST Ll-VE OF OREGON' vieaxin the West. Catalojrue sent on appi: eaiion. We have also all the negative of A.B. . Paxton and J. G. Crawford, and any one can have duplicates from then- atreuucid prices. JOHN BRIGGS, FLORIST, Roses a Specialty. Cemetery lots planted and caredftr by the month or year. - J 1 ALBANY, " - VUEt-OS DAVIS BROS- AND CO. t j ZZZ DEALKRS IX GKNKRAL MERCHAXDISR.JCI ;! SHEDD, LI NX Co., OREGON. ALBANY CoJleffiate Institute. ALBANY, OREGON, ISS7 A Full Corps of Instructors.. Classitii!, siici. i. nc, Jiieauy, cc:i.n;er-; anM ;i)ni-al cis-s. --is c.f ttuo'; raned to -:nect The neeon all trrar-;' students. f-pn-i;;l imhiniiKiit c.Hereii students fron arpoinl. 'iuition ranjres fro o.oO to 12.50 PER TKRN. Board in private famiiics at flow ra;e I Rooms I'or f-elf hoardiii);' at small expense. ! careful .supervision exercised o'er p , away from home. ; For ciroulars and full particulars, a the president, I REV. KL11ERT N. OOND1T. Albany, Oreeon I THE" FAMILY PHYSICIAN, FAHRM'S P1NADEA, 1 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, 1 ring worms, tetur, saltrheum, scald head, ; .Scrofula, or King's Evil, rheumatism i;n n - the bones, side and head,, and al seamen j arising from impurity of the. blood. The onlv genuine is manufactured by S, E. Dubbel . successor to Fahmcy Bros. &Co. Waynesboro Pa. Price reduced to 75c. per bottle. DUBBEL CARBOLIC 0INT- PJirUT is proving to be a fine emed III lin I . alto. Price 25c. per box DUBBEL RED THYME PAH! PIIQC is the worlds greatest pain remedv UUnC it is used both internally and ex ternally and acts like magic. For pains cr.-.mps in the stomach or liowels it worth its weight in gold. Price 25a per bottl- DR- WRECHTSMAN'S SOY EREICN BALM OF LIFE bit sold for several years in the ' cant and has proven beyond a doubt to be the greatest boom to women, the world has ever knew. It is for the relief of the pangs of maternity and the cure of all female complaints, Women will hail this with joy after they read the testimonials in the 'are from hundreds of women who have use Price 81.00 oer j OR SHORT LINE & i ra ION PACIFIC R. B. i Shortest and best route to all j points east and south. Pullmad Palate cars. Emigrant or fam ily sleeping cars all the way through from Portland to Council Bluffs and KansasCity without change. These cars are free of charge. For further particulars regarding rates, etc inquire of Curran & MonteitL, agents, Albany, Oregon Msolutln of Partnership VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THli ll partnership heretofore existing between Frank L Kenton and C. E. Chase, known as Kenton & Chase, Grocers, Albany Oregon, is this day dissolved by mutual consent, C. E. Chase retiring. F. L. Kenton will contina the business, collect all sums due, and pay all debts -f the same. F. L. KENTOX. C. E. CHASE. lbasy May 15 1888 MDO CRiiRA nirriMKi Fine Milliner" Opposite Revere House A BOND & SON, Dealers in General Merclianaice. Irving, lane .' regon Andy Hunt lias a eood second hand hay press for sale cheap. 1
