Morning daily herald., June 03, 1888, Image 4

Tip JNIC
MUXE
1SSS.
Brtf OBLICAS PLATFOB, M,
We, yonr committee on Platfor
and Resolutions beg leave to repor
as follows:
The Republicans in the State of
Oregon, in convention assembled, re
affirming their allegiance to, and con
fidence in, the great; Republican
party, of the nation, of whose grand
achievements and long and success
ful administration of the government
of the United Strtes they have so
much cause to be proud, and the
glory of which they are entitled to
show, now make and preseut the fol
lowing statement of their principles
and policy:
First u e favor honest and effi
cient administration of the depart
ments of government both State and
National.
Second The right of the citizen
authorized by law, and to have his
vote honorably tounted, ought to be
respected and all efforts to control r
limit tliat rig tit reserves tiie con
demnation of all good citizens.
Third That while disclaimin mis
right to interfere with the adm iur
tration of the internal affairs of ove
eigh nations, we sincerely appr
l the efforts of Irish and English
1 statesmen to secure by peaceful
methods the American principal of
i "Home Rule" for Ireland.
! Fourth That we are in favor of
such legislation as should prohibit
nd punish the manufacture of adul
ij terated foods.
i 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 lie
forfeited by cancellation of filings by
the land department when settlement
1 or filings are made in good faith.
Sixth That we f ivor the encDur
agement and development of our
S?ate 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, and recognize the
right of the Legislature to enact all
reasonable limitations on corporate
power.
Seventh That we regard the
farther 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 j
' "with China as to prevent their fur-1
ther immigration here. j
Eighth We recognize that the '
nation owes a debt to the surviving '
veterans ot the rebellion wnich can
not be adequately repaid, and hold-to
to be the duty of the general govern
ment to provide for the necessities of
them and theirs by prompt payment
of liberal pensions.
Ninh Tiiat 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 po:-scs and the
fruits of a victory he did not help to
secure.
Tenth While we approve everv
henest effort to preserve oar public i
lands by the punishment of willful j
trespasses upon tuoni. ana are in
favor. t such measures as will en
courage our citizens to settle upon
anu improve them, we cond sun the
action of the present aami
t;TS!
in its prcteuofcil cU'Hts t pr
such lands under color of which, in
stead of pursuit)-,' the policy of the
Republican administration by caus-
ing the
rrebt
and nunisnnicnt o:
those "nly v. iiosu actions rppeared to
have i'uvn dit!i:iest and criminal. It j
has refused to e;uu,e said lands to be ;
siBrvcyt d. tliercliy Ci niraging their
setiienniiit hy pepp'.e needing and de
siring to take thei.i. The .idmi:s
"trafion also tilled the country with
a horde ot otliears styling thenise ves
x;cial Agents of the Interior I)e-part.-ueitt,"
who h.ave been made to
act as soifS and informers upon such
f the ho iest 2it;z:;ns as have ven
tured to setil-j upon the public lands j
for the .urji ise of carving for them-
Selves hii!!ii:S in the wilderness and
has caused the arrest of
'tiers U-.o:i th.isv lands upon charges
false ami itifatinuis, and puhlicly
liraiidit;.; thctn as robbers aad tiiievcs
lias canscil them lo be dragged into
Wth t!ie civil and eriniinal courts to
be tried up m 1 use and fictitious
charg:s, thereby compelling them to
incur the expense of two defenses
against the same act; has caused
..ra .r. -fc- . ,
questions and dispute the light of ,
honest citizens to require title to the ;
public lands upon Which they have
honestly and in good faith settled
and for which they have paid their
' ' . J
money, and. acting upon he sugges-1
tion of these agents the officials hav- j
ing such matters in charge have under j
the direction of the administration, j
like a court organized to convict, de- j
dnved the settler of Ins. land, robbed ,
liim of the benefit of his labor and ;
' refused to return his money; and
these wrongs have been perpetuated
So-called Democrat! : reform
Eleventh That the policy of the
Democratic administration, which
would place wool and lumber on the
free list and woolen goods on the j
highly protected li3t, cotton prints on
the free list, and other similar arti
cles; hoop iron on the protected list; j
and which poliiy would continue the
oll;ction of 50,000,000 on sugar
each year, while at the same time the !
majority applaud the claim to carry i
cut the President's idea thai, a tariff i
'tlx 13 robbery of the eop'.e, consti- I
tutes a piece of uuji.uv'.ied politie.il ;
dishonesty, having f...- its sde obj-jct i
the success ot tne ijt::o;ratic: party
at the next electi'... own at the ex
pense of the 5 radical destruction of !
many ot our most nin-ortant agn..il
turalani manufaoluriiig industries.
Twelfth We favor the policy of
providing, chiefly 1 r the revenues of
the general government and for the
purposes essential t the genera! gov
ernment, a system of cities levied
ttpon 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
levinues of the lovernment by ad
mittin gfree of dmy 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 D mocrati; adminis
tration to degrade the honest toil of
An.erica to a level with the pander
labor of the cl 1 world.
Fourteenth We denounce and do-
i
I
i
plorethe refusal of President Cleve
land to approve the river and harbor
bill, and we denounce the action or
the Secetary of War in what seo.ns
to be a studied attempt to delay t'nc
improvement of the Columbia rivtr:
and fully recognizing tlie importance
of our great waterways as regulators
of freight charges, no; only on the
waterways themselves but on the
railroads as well, we insist that our
groat rivers should be free and open
to the sea, and jwe demand of the
general government need of appro
priations the.-efor. At the same
lime .ve recommend the next Legis
lature to take proper and adequate
steps to insist at once in opening the
great river to general commerce.
Lastly VVe 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 of
which has been as constant as the
hunger of the Democratic ollice-seek-ers
could demand.
THE MARKETS.
ALP.ANY QUOTATIONS.
Wheat !;;(..
Oats 30(S-10c.
1 lour 5 p!.-i fibl.
Potatoes 7oe.
EtCT3 V:':.
Gutter -Jiic.
Lard !oViOc.
Wool i-2(l K'.e.
Hams W'dlVlltc.
S 1 1 o u I d c rs -t H'i S c .
Bacon l:e.
Hay Timothy, 20, oats and "cheat,
$14.
Apples -firccn, ? 1(1. 50 per Ui.
Plums Dried, fi('Uic. per lb.
Apples ill icd bleached 'Jc smithied
(6. S C.
Chickens 3.50(32 50
Hides He-1!' hides, greer, 5 e, dried
10 c ; deer skins, 20c; sheep pelts, 10(g;
!0e, according to wool.
Beef o(43e gross.
Mutton 2 50 per head.
Hogs 5(g.oe, dressed.
Lard Kegs, or 5 gallon tins, &3c;
pails, i)e.
TORT J. AX I M.VUKETS.
Wheat Quoit; valley L tS(gl 25;
Walla Walla, dull, L ," 1 17.
Oats Market, dull. O.-oi.lf.fw -17,!-
Flour Vallcv sinijibn's ouoUd lit
1 (!), and WWa W;,il:i brands o!i.4
3 75, Minen"' S2 5:i(j2 15 per bar. el.
Ilaj BVed timothy quoied at 1C
17 pci-lo- .
Feed B f;3 p t tun, SKirt? IS; shorts
-?!.'-(i(2'; choppe I barley, 2-t(ft;25 per
ton.
Uarley P.rcwinir,pcr ctl, SI; ground
pt r i.)';, s25(f'27 50.
flop.-. (uoie tiuVM: per pound. '
Iho ici Choice dairy. :;0ci35,'jC per
In: biinc in roll.-, 20((27c.
(vru's Fairh !-!t-au'v: He per do.en.
IYo isions iiacon, 10c 10)..-,"e; hams,
i l..ltj'.fi-: sluiulders, (!(' 7c.
Wool nentiful. Valley, l.l(g-0c: j
I Easici ii Oregon, iiiji'lSc. i
j Mcai- Sieai'.y, JJccf, wholesale, A(ii
I'j'e j t'i' '; tii-M:d. Si-: s-lieep '('!,' '
; if: nogs, ilae.-sn:( H''
1 1, W" fc.
1c;
i i ! a a . i a r k e t h e a v y .
75(.'Sk . iiu r ! 1:1 1 ks favorite
Per 'ctl.
THE
OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD.
j AX I)
I Oregon Developient Go.'s
SteamshiD Line
2 2 JHours; Less Time
Than bv anv other route: ;
First clas through passenger and frei-.-lit
from Portland and all points in the Wil
.imette Wllev to and from San Francisco
Vr ilJantclte Blivcr Line of S:iiiicrs
TheWm. M. H ia- the N. S. Heutlev and
iiiiiiimi hwk
i ;&SD
honot l"t- ! the Three Sisters are in service for boih pas
; seiuer and freight trattic between Corvallis
and Portland and intermediate points, lcav-
uiif company s whan, uorv.tlns, ami Mcsts.
ilnhn.in V Co. s wharf, Nos. -200 and 202
Front St., Portland, three times each week
is follows:
NORTH BOCJfn.
Lv Corvaliis Mon., Wed. and Fri 10 00 am
Lv Albany .Mon , Wed. ami Fri 12 00 am
Ar Portland Tues. , Tliur. and Sat 5 30 pm
SOUTH BOUND.
Lv Portia(i jf,,,, wed. and Fri..
Lv AIl)inv T(ICS !rnr. and Sat...
Off m
1 SO1 pm
Ar Corvallis Tues Tlmr. and Sit. ..Jl 2 fm
Accomodations irisurpassed'for comfort and
safety. , Farts am' trorxhts via Yapiina and
the OrcfcmSDovclopn.cnt company's steani-
ships, much less that bv anv other route be
tlV01!li all m tll0 williamette Valley
uid San Francisco.
SAILING DATES.
?R0M gu? ASCisco!
wnlamette ;Vldiev .'..April 20th
Willamette Valley Thursday, May loth
Willamette Valley May 21
Willamette Valley
FHOM TAQl'INA.
Willamette Vallcv
Willamette Valley
Willamette Valley
. May 31st
...Mav :dh
Mav-'liith
.May 2(ith
The company reserve the right to
teamers or sa:!inLr dates.
change
S. JJ Toby, Cen'l F. & V. A .ent.
304 Montgomery, street., San Fran.-iseo.'Cal.
daily I'assrnokr trains.
Exeept Sundays.)
Lv Yaqtiina 0:30 a m
Lv li any 7 TO P. y
" Corva'lis 1 '.7 r
Ar Vaiiu'na ''"0 r. v
" Uonalus lo::s.) a m
Ar Albanv 11:15 A M
O. & C
vail
trams connect at Al.r.i.v rnd or-
M. M. llUfi,
i;. u. tiOGlK, l.cnerat .Manager.
Acting U. F. & P. Airent
Corvallis, Oregon
fireat Englisli Remedy.
Trade Mark.
Murray's Specific
A guaranteed cure for al'
nervous diseases, such a
Weak Memory, Loss of Hrain
Power, Hysteria, Headache,
Pain in the B ick, Nervous
Prostration, Wake'ulness.
, T Leticorrhoea, Universal Lassi
Before lakinjf.. , ... Seminal Weakness. Im-
jwitencv and general loss of power of the
Generative Or;rani in either sex caused by
indi-cre.ion or over-exertiou, s'wl which u!
timatelv lead to Premature Trade Mmrk.
i Old Age, Insanity and Con
j sumption. ?l.C0 a box or v'-x
I boxes for 5. 00. Sent by mail
' on receit of pri e. Full par
I ticulars in pamphlet fin: free
I to every applirant.
i IVc (;u:ir,iKlrr 6 Koxes
i to cure al. v case, ror eei
I s.".00 order received we sem.'g
si-- boxes, wit r. a written; jsr y ? ;n g-.
guarantee to refund themonev If ot:r-ipcc:.'t
docs not effect a cure. Address all commu
nications tr thi; Sole Manufai'turi'Ts, 'iia
Murray JU.i'u ine Co., l:tn-fi. Citv. J!i.
a.rrso'd in Albany by Foshay i osliay A
JJasoii, sol r.jrtntr.
r
PURS
JJ JQ y'l II t Jri-s not contain Amnion.a,
J 1JNJ Lime or Alum. Sold only
HOST pjrQT HAP ew tokk- "cago,
ST- J-"t lb.
STEWAET & SOX
-Dealers in-
Generalj
Apnltoral
Iron, Steel and Coal
Wagons and Buggies
Hope and Cordage
Blacksmiths' Supplies
Garden and
THOS.
I g I f
y
Best Line, of Furniture Id the City of Atay!
Fancy Wicker Chairs Lounges Parlor
Cornice Poles Mirrors Feather
IPillows Spring Mattresses,
Window Shades Walnut Exten
sion Tables Suits,
And what, you can't find at other houses, I havejit. In factevery-
tliing that is kept in a iirst-lass house.
j$pt'i)igBcds, tinges Etc., Etc.. at Prices tit at
CANNOT BE
ALBANY
AGRICULTURAL
DEYOE & ROBSON,
ALBANY,
Have rtmovecViiito their new building and have on hand for the trade of 1SS8
A FULL LINE OF
GARDENER'S AND CARPENTER'S TOOLS,
-The largest and
STUDEBAKER i NEWTON
FABU "WAGONS, HACES AND BUGGIES
In the central Willamette Valley,
momptly filled at lowest rates.
AmI all Iraplpienis
txeelltn'.t
proven in millions ofhomis
fo more than a i.u; itci
a"eent""ry. It islusef bvtLc
United states government
Endorsed by the heads of
the greatuniversities as the
Strongest, Purest, and most
Healthful. Dr. Price's iht
linking "Powder
Hardware
AND-
Implemeats.-
Carpenters' Tools
Builders' Hardware
Bowder, Shot, etc.
Giant Poivder & Fuse
Saws and Axes.
Grrass Seedsl
rniture House
BRINK.
UNDERSOLD.
OJtEGOK
DEPOT
Proprietors!
OREGON.
bestjvariety of-
Orderf'from a'distance.solieited and
Used by Farmers !
i
i
FORT 1 L I d : CO.
HAVE SOMETHING IMPORT
ANT TO SAY TOMHEIR
CUSTOMERS. THEY a
HAVE
A FIXE LINE OF
IN RICH GOLD FEAML'S.
A I.SO
A full assortment of '
In Newest Styles, and all kinds of
FINE FURNITUE
iy
rcii ibooo
Cowan, Ralston &
Co.
;sUevisoKs TO
Cowan & Cusick
Albany,
Oregon
Transaeta a ireneral hanking business.
Draw sifilit tlnu'ts on New York, San Fran
Hseoand Portland, r.
Lian money on ajijnoved security. !
Receive deposits sidjcct to check. j
Collections entrusted to us H'rec ive 1
roniDt attention.,, j
IMID3I1 'AIITAL 55,HM....
OFFICERS.
President Charles E. Wolverton.
Vice-President J. (). Writsman.
Treasurer J. V. Cusick.
Secretary J. K. Elilerkin.
IIIiECTOKS.
K. . Ntralian, Ldia. E. "Wolver
ton. J. L. Cowan, D. P,. Monteith.
.1. W. Cusick. J. O. Writsm:m .?
j K. Elilerkin, Charles Monteith, G.
F. Simpson. i
Safe, Sound, Gonseryatiye
A Square Company, J
Managed by Square Men," I
Patronized by Square People j
P&rscnize Eerie Eziterpriss I
1 W till
i
VIA 1
Okegon & California
RaIlkoai !
And Connections."
THE MOUNT SHASTA ROUTE.
California express trains run d
Albany and San Francisco. Thr
between
time,
35
35!
EOVES
4:00 m..Lv Portland Ar. .10:40 am j
8:00 m . . Lv. . . . . Alljany Lv . . 7-05 am
7:40 m..Ar S. Francisco. Lv.. 6:30 inn
Local 1'ass. Trains Daily Ex. Sunday
h:00 a in. .Lv Portland Ar. . 3:45 pm
2:40 p m..Lv Albany Lv. .11:35 am
12:40 u m. .Ar Euirenc Lv. . !l:00 am
Lebanon Branch.
8:10 pro... Lv Albany..
8:50 p m..Ar Lebanon.
2:50 p m . . Lv Albany . .
1:36 p m..Ar Lebanon.
...At.. 5:45am
...Lv.. 5:00am
...Ar.. 2:45 pin
. ..Lv.. 2:00 pm '
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEE PICKS j
Excursion sleepers for second-class pas- !
senders on all through trains free of chaise
The O. .v, C. R R. Ferry males connection
with all the regular trains on the east side di
vision from foot of F street.
West ilrjivisin.
Petween Portland and Corvallis.
Mall Train Daily-Except Sunday.
Jit
mm
)il Piiiiitiii
Paper
r
T 1 T I 1
upisie
i
C 01 P AN Y
! Albany - Oregon
I MM 500 000
i
7:30 a m..Lv Portland Ar.0.15 a. m
12:25 p in.. Ar CorvallisLv. .30 1.30 y. m.
Express Train Ilaily Excipt Sunday.
8:00 p in. .Lv Portland Ar. . 9:00 am
4:50 p m..Ar......McMinnville.Lv.. 5.45am
At Albanv and Corvallis connect
with
trains of Oregon Pacific railroad.
JtsfFor full information reirarding rates,
maps, etc-, call on company's apent.
R. KOEHLEK, E. P. ROGERS,
Manager. G. F. &P. A
BUSK1T &KEENEY,
Real .Estate, Loan, Collection
AND
INSURANCE ACENTS.
We have for sale farm and stock lands of ;
evero description: aiso city pvoppi-o. i!ii- '
p-o?ed and unimproved. Titles cx.imii c.l i
and correct abstracte f'irnished to anv iroj. ;
ertv Parties convoyed to anv lands we l-ai-e j
frr'ileree of charge. Collections a spec:
eiallv. !
OfrttB No, 59 Fip.si SiRKT, ;
ALBANY,
CilLGON.
o
ffl
o
L. E. BLAIN'S
-M.AMMO'f ii STOCK OF-
"l,: f. if!:
In :dl the iiewestland mostj desirable styles
are
Now Opened.
2
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td
o
WW
11
f s f h A , ' s
3 $iaaaKir.-
ultiSODS
j
I Co,
iiier
-Funeral Directors
prompt Anstnw.asT-'uss
SrAiur titiiiitisj! hours ."all at. s.dcn
ciiracr Fifvh ;uid jJautr stietts.
LiTery,FBE4S;.SaIeStatte.
Corner Second and Ellsicorili Sis.
ALBANY. - - OREGON
Honsiis EOAitup.n by the day or month Car
riages or huyjjiea an reasonable tern!?
j v.inl6
i
Oregon 7iews,
CRAWFORD & PAXT0N,
TEE PHOTOGRAPHIES,
OF--
ALBANY
OREGON.
CARKY THE FINEST LUVE CF OKEGOS
vie A ein the West,. I'at.-ilairnf sent an an-.ili-
i ea'.ion. "' have also all the Hctr.itives of A.B.
; Paxton ami J. ii. Crawford, and any one can
i liuie duplicates from tiieu- aij,reiiiiuid pikes.
JOHN BRIGGS,
Roses a. Specialty.'
Cemetery lots planted and caredfur by tho
month or year. t-- ..i -g
ALBANY, .... OREGON
DAVIS BROS- AND CO.
f
liBALKRS IN GKXKHAL MEKCIIANDISK.
SI1EDD, LINN Co., OREGON.
ALBAMY
I Golleitiate Institute
ALB AW,
OREGON.
!8S:
;A Full
.I8.SS
Corps
scientttic,
of
Instructors,
Classical,
literal y, con.nierc
M:S I'f siuiiv
no. I nt.m.nl cl.iuu
j ranged to meet t'ne ncco's all grade
students. hptcial induccinerit.s orlered
students f rem aijroad. 'luitiou ranges ire
5.50 to 12.50'
PER TKKM.
Board in private families at, low rate
1 Rooms for self boardimr at small expense.
careful supervision txercUed over p
away from home.
For i-ivMiVrs al,j fui particulars," a
the president,
KEV. ELBERT X. COND1T,
Alljany, Oregon ":
'iTHE? FAMILY PHYSICIAN,
FAHEHBT'S PAIJAOSA,
As a B'ood Purifier this medicine is hiehly
recommended for all manner of chronic or
old standing complaints, eruptions of the
skin, such as pimples, blotches and rashes,
rin- worms, tetttr, saltrheum, scald head.
Scrofula, or Kinir's Evil, rheumatism -iin is
the bones, side and head, and al sean-A
arisintr from impurity of the blood. The only
irenuiiic is mar u?actured by S. E. Dubbel
successor to Fahmey Urog. A: Co. Waynesboro
Pa. Price reduced to 75c. per bottle.
DUBBEL CARBOLIC 0ft 7-
j lUICUT is proving to be a rlne lemed
j lliiCil I also. Price 25c per box
! DUBBEL RED THYME PAIN
! flginC is the worlds irreatest pain remedy
j fLUnC it is used both internally and ex
i ternally and acts like niasfie. For pains
j cr-.mns in the stomach or bowels it ; worth
; its weight in gold. Price 25c. per bottle.
OR WRSCHTSWIAH'S SOV
EREICN BALM OF LIFE
Has
beta
sold for several vears in the cast and ha8
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 per
OR SHORT LINE &
UX ION PACIFIC 11. B.
Shortest and best route to all
joints cast and south. Pullruad
"Palace cars. Emigrant or fam
ily sleepivs? cars all Hie way
throuirh from Portland to
Council Bluffs and KnnsnsCity
ivithout chanirc. These cars
are free of charre. For further
particulars repi;dirir rates, etc
inquire of Curran it Mouteith,
agents, Albany, Oregon
riolntinn f rarlncrstiip-
w
OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THeJ
partnership heretofore existinir between
Frank L Kenton and C. K. Chase, known as
Kenton & Chase, Grocers. Albany Oregon, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent, C. E.
Chase retiring. F. L. Kenton will continue
the business, Collect all sums due, andj pay
all debts if the same.:
F. L. KENTON.
C. E. CHASE.
lraxy May 15" 1S88
MRS- EMMA O'CONNc
Fine IVIilliner'
Xrpposite Rc'-crc House
A BOND & SON,
Dealers
Seneral lerclianSiee.
IrviiiK. I.nne '
poison
Ar-dv TInnt liis a good second
hand hav press for sale cheap.
vi. mn