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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-30
ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the an.
lN nual election fer Chief Engiser and
one Assistant Engineer Of the Albany Fire
Department viii take place ut Ne. Us Hall
on
Monday, the 9th or Dec. 1883,
between the hours l and 7 o'clock, D. m,
r. p Nuttlng, g w " ats. and A Layton
are appointed judges ei said eloctiep.
w. r. BELYRU, Pres.
r. Fox, SEQ.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-30

In the prices Of harness and saddles. We
vill net bs undsrsold In the stats, and ws
defy competition. We win sell goods Al the
following prices from nov until January
8 ring leather hAltsrs, si.00.
8 ring web hAltsrs SOC.
Lines. extra heavy 20 feet IonE, with snap.
conpists, 4270.
Bostsn team cellars, 500.
And aII our stock Ne offer accordingly los
Zee cAsh. We wast 70 reduce ear sloek.
Al work warranted. Call and bo coaviHeed
that We mean what We say.
=. 1. THoMPsoH & Co.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-30

military expsrts. Al article On Railroad
and Public Time BY Prof. Leonard waldo,
oi The Yale College observatory. explains
ihe systsm Of hniisfia tins standards now
being introduced into the railroad service Of
The United States Published At 30 LafAy-
stts Place. New ysrk, and for sale By book
sellers generally.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-30
orR AaEu.
lsrEREsrIxo re ssEscElHEns.

At the request OF subscriber. in differ
ent parts Of the county. and for theiF con-
vsnisnce, we have seut bills to our agents
q tssveral places. 50 that those desiring 20
lIquldate can do 50 by cAlliag on the fol-
lswing gentlemen: I L Wallace, LIB
anon Sam Nay, Harrisburg; o P Co
shaw, Brownsville; " E Kelley, scio.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-30
rna DnMecnAr.s rnAxnKrInEas.

NO. ONE.
We are thankful to-day,
For big tnrkay,
And cranberry sauce 70 match IL
A chicken fired,
Bsme peaches dried,
And = long Webfoot latchet.
DnMocRAT.
We are thanlkf,sl for health,
Even without wealth,
And busIness that keeps ne from Starving
subscriptions list tie largest,
Thai pays amer harvest,
Aad advertisements obtained without
carving.
Wo are thankful for the felicity
Observed IN eur city,
That pros psrity is seon on orr streets,
For new sewers,
Bat few stewors,
And the good will with which one meets.
LINN C9UATrs
We are thankful that Linn
IL not . county IT sin,
but thriving, growing section
With wheat fields green,
And fruit 10 bo seem.
As well ~ TO bear inspection.
onBden.
We arc thankful our state
Has opened her gate
20 the thousands seeking homes,
For good schools,
And few feole.
And pumeTous towering domes.
We are thanful our nation
II In . foremost station
Filled with prosperity and plenty
That all are free,
Not like the Chizee;
That fame does not depend on twenty.
THE WORLD.
We are thankful the world,
II not now hurled
Into > bloody Trsjan war;
For peace At home,
And peace 1t Rome,
With scarcely cannsn roar
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-30

E vsrybody should hsar Miss Helen
+. spauIding at Y. P. G. A. Hall. this
friday evening. on the Higher
Education Of Women" She IL one OF
the most talented ysung womsn In
Portland and good spsaker. Az Miss
spaulding Is the only lady lecturer 81
this course, an extra effort sheuld be
made to give her full house.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-30
LErTuns COMMITTEE


An interesting marriage tosk place
In the city last Friday, somewhat out sf
the rasge Of eommsn marriages, In
asmnch as II was somewhat sf fsrcsd
affair, the couple being arrested fer
liyisg together without being married
In contrast - this the same day . man
who has heretofore figured IN these
columns and his Wits had . failing
out, "snd the enc vhs were the breeches.
once Of the genus Asms, had search
warrant Issued and several articles like
eloaks. ETC., lent 20 his wife. were taksn
and given up to the complainant. This
II . peculiar world, and these are TIVE
peculiar thinxs that have happened In
thIs peculiar world.
BsrgAins in ovsreoats and boys clothing
1t Noians Cash Store.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-30
a rhira wsrA camsu..


The RepublIcan caucus for the third
ward was called fer Saturday night at
the school house. fer the purpose Of
nominating IN Aldarman.
Pressnt-Mr George and Mr. Charles.
Mr. George called the mssliag 70 or.
der amid considerable snthusIasm. aad
snnsnnced that nsminailoas for Council
man were In order.
Mr. Charles nomlnAted Mr. George and
Mr. George Mr. Charles.
Mr. Charles was appointed teller, and
. ballet was taken, resulting - fellows
sar george ge................-
Mr CnArlos ..........-.......l
There being ne sheice another ballot
was had and the following result IN.
nouncsd amid dsathlIks silence
Mr Charles. .................... /
Ar 0eerEe. ........r....-..-.+. II
Al ballsts we're had. each resulting the
same. when the neetlns broke up In sn
Informal maansF. Considerable curl
oslty IL expressed ~ " whs e.st the
bailets fer the diiHersnt candidates. Aad
) variety OF spInlsas. at least tive. are
reported.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-30

One J @ Howard. whs has heen preaching
In this city, We uadsrstand IL che same ~
one J @ King whe received quite nosoristy
In Portland sEd whs has bean il the Insans
Asylum ave times, two or three tinsa in
this state. II be Is the same man Il viii do
no hart - keep your eyos:open - @ Kins
had . bad reputation. We do not speak
from authority but our information comes
from very reliable source.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-30

Santa Claus and Martin & AlIsn have
formed partnership 10 last until New
Years. In The msaniins holiday sssds ei
nsariy all kinds can be beught sf thls
Arm, ofa Kind net only 10 please bus 10
last and Be Of ssrvica Bssidss clsaks.
lace goods, handkarchlsfs, sae. thors will
es found albums, eslluloid ssts. varistiss
ofJsws.ry, well selected and ssItabls for
the occasion. and thousand asd one
shings which can be undsrstosd beltsr by
sxaninatisn. This custom sfsiviag pres-
eats is gscd enc and viii be generally
sbssrvsd this year. Il can not Be dons
sstisr than By getting holiday goods Il
Ahe claas aald By Allan a Martin.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-30

Mr. ~. n Ailisen, Hatshiassn. KaH
Saved his life By simple Tria1 Bettle 81
Dr.. kinE's New Disoevery. fer ConsaDP-
ten wkiek caused kim - preeuYe . larFe
botte, that eoNpletsIy sared hims Wk6n
DecerS, change ef slimete and eyerykhiaK
else had failed. Astbna, Bronehi<is.
Hoarzensss. Severe 0snghs. and al
ThrBat and Lung diseases. Il is RuAfoNs
eed % cure. Trial Bottles free at Eoshny
Mason,s Drug Store. Large size sI.o9
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-30

HrR = Hammssk. Evlsg fear niles
nsrth u Lsbansn. has jssl rssstsed sas
efths celebrated Wsssingheass sasines.
and suring the esEsiag winter viii saw
ir pslss fer fsnelsg. whicA he win seli
fer absat half shs cost Of ordinary
feaeinE. Call 81 hin, sr write - him
ct Lebanon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-30

Everybody comss to AlloH 4 Martin,
A lbany, Or, theycome from every
mock, crsok and corner In Linn and
Benton counties, to buy their fall and
winter supplies. People say they can
dc better It their store than any other
sterein the State.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-30

RG Kendall and Michael Slough were
arrested At shsdds the first Of ihe week.
ckargsd with larceny. They were taken
before A Wheeler. J. p. and held under
bail to be examined next Friday before the
same Justice. ws have not yet heard the
particulars Of the ease.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-30

msw Ne Dsubied mis Trade.
Mr.. Bsnj. W. Psisn, phsrfH seisa. dlsss
village. MAss., says that the mirasalsss
paln-curs, Sc jacobs OIL, has greatly
helped his ether Business, and the sales sl
the remedy have doubled In enc meath.
he keeps large supply On hand. ofhcsr'
u the Army and Navy prsneuass D.
Jacobs OIL. " be the greatest pain-curs Of
the are.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-30
stoves sssvs:ii ss.ye.;;i

Bsing desirous 10 reduce stock 40 far
- possible before the holidays, I will
make . liberal discount, on ell Rosds
soid before that time for cash. The
Fret ecok stsses asd ranges. - we'll ae
pdvisv and Aeatisg sssves ~ ate wori1 at the
Stove House OF
w. II. McFAaGAnD,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-30

have left Ia my haads fer sale one SET Of
good second hand hack harness, good aa new.
for fifteen dollars cash. Also one new
buggy pole At same figure. Twenty eight
dollars for both harness and pole. Apply
at depot.
WILL BRICK
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-30
shors Rits,

Wheat is 90 cents busheI.
Oar physicians are having plenty to do.
Corvallis business men are nearly AL asIl-
ing out.
Plenty Of money in AIbany, II you know
where TO find Il.
Farmers are satisfied with ths condition
Of affairs 30 far this fall.
School children have three days holiday
this week.
School Teachers Institute ct Lebanon be-
ginning on wednesday. A fulIfeport viii
be given next week.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-30

One hundred and forty acres, nine
miles above Lebanon. 40 acres in cul-
aviation. 10 acres slashed and soWn to
rass. Comfortable dwslling. goed
euthouses. Cheap. Inquire at this
once.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-30
nrrKEiI;a .AlIa;IlelaAnxn

The bsst nalvs In tks wsrla fer euh,
bruises, aerss. ulcsrs. saii rhsum, fsvee
ssrss. tsttsr, ehappel han1s, shilblalns,
eerns and all kinds II skin erupelons.
This salvs IL guaFaRtssa - give psrfssi
nalisfhstioM In every ease or meRey rs-
funded. Prics 35c Per bsx.
Fer sale BY Easkay a Mason
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-30

Ayers piIls are . senvsnlsst remedy u
hAvs always ~ hAza. They are susu-
ceaisd, easy 70 take, effective ~ spsrAss,
sHrs - sFsns relief aad eurs. Thsy ara
srscsasl In wids range ee diseases whIsh
arise ben disorders Of ths stomach and
digestive srrann.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-30

KEFFER-ColEAFINGs .-On Nsv. 22nd,
lsss, il this eity ~ y r skipwsvth, Ese.
Mn VIZ II KnErnR and HArrTn II. Cox
auEes-an sf AIbany.
PARKES-LAGUE.- -At the rssidazce sf
r Burkhark Esv. %. 1888, BY Rev
w Harris. e n PARKns and Mary n
LAoun, beth q Linn seunhy.
IMr and Mira Parkes has the DnfooRkr's
congratulations and best wishes for continu-
ed prosperity and happiness - they iourney
through iifs.l
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-30
Nov holiday coed. i Nolan. casA Store
Per rent.

lam instructed v oifsr for rent my
fathers resideacs On Lyon street on favor
able terms to suisabls tenant for terms
apply at depot TO
". B. RIcn,
Agent 0&c ORR
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-30
A rare caan0

whassrs 1t reduced sat.., both the Nov
city and BurskA, ths best made. ~ Pstsrs
& Biain'a
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-30

HENDRICsoN--On Nov. 2srd, lssS. X
the wife Of Omar Hendricson-a boy.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-30
For Sale.

One half bleak In sastsra part - the
city wlsk fsir Asuss aad Rarn will - ssld
cheap.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-30

Just received new line Of French Cash
mere in black and new eolore}aI WOOL
The prices are correct at
Ssl:. q: MOLAM'S s::s s;:s.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-30

The constant feeling OF being .splayed
ont'' and aussd up" can readily be re-
moved by using Ayers sarsaparilla.
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v. c. 3 U.

Regular meeting Of the " G TU at
Up "A hall next Tuesday afternoon
at 3 o'clock, A fall attendance is de-
sired.
MRS M. J. TowEsEsD.
MRJ. W. s. PETERS, President.
Secretary,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-30

For cough or Geld there Is no remedy
equsl to AmnaeD's Corgh Syrup.
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/ will sell for cash al goods in my line At
the following prices
Good heavy II In. ring haiters. -. 81. 90
Good heavy II In. ring halteFs. .Tb
Coed Web heltsrs with ties. s........... 80
Good riding brides es................. las
Good lines with snaps. ............ 2.75
Good heavy team harness, al complete
with the Boston team cellar. ..... $500
Saddles from $3.50 to $50
And everything In my line at proportion
ally low prices. II Il money In svsry mans
pocket to call and examine my stsck before
buying. Ny stock il No. l, and all work IL
warranted Notwithstanding all windy ropsrts
70 the contrary.
J. ]. DuBRuIrAn
Bargains in rubber and oil clothing st
Eolan's Cash Store.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-30
SheriR's Sale.

N aLs Circuit Court Of he STATE Of Orsvs.
for ahs CssHtv Of Lisa
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-30

Bsrgains in ovsreoats and boys clothing
II Noian's Cash Store.
The Labor enquirer., 1883-12-22

terers, painters, laborers, etc., the court
house would remain unbuilt. The work
performed by the hod carrier is as es-
ential to the construction of the edifce
as of any Of the other laborers and me-
chanics, and each of their labor is as
essential as the labor of the architect or
draughtsmen, for the latter would not
change places with the former, their
work being the most laborious. Now if
it is fact that the labor Of each man
employed on the court house, steamship
or locomotive is as important as the
labor of the man who designed it,
should not the time and service of the
man who carried the hod, or hammered
up the rivets, be of equal value with
every other man employed in their con-
struction? Hence 1 claim that each
should receive equal pay for equal time
and service. Let your trades union base
their scale on and regulate it by the can
ons of this law. and they will find it to
work to the satisfaction of all. Object
ions will be urged against the injustice
of it's workings, as it would destroy the
ambition to excel, to design, to invent,
OF d iscover new forces, and apply them
to man s use., l deny this. Under our
present system the designer, inventor,
artist, and discoverer, are not the ones
who receive the benefits. The man who
discovers gold mine begs for the price
of meal, in rags, while the rascal who
claims to own it can present to his mis-
tress, as gift, bonds representing the
labor of 1000 men for one year. Under
just system where equal opportunities
were presented for all to develop the
best that was IN them, the laborers OF
to-day would then be unknown; then all
could have time to study, invent, dis
cover, design, paint, compose, write, ETC.;
and should any excel in any particular
field of study, and produce what would
be of benefit to mankind, he would be
rewarded for his service in '"time" pay
ment. So that he. need work nc
more if he choose to do 30. Under .
just system the weak of body, if. their
minds were clear, could perform the
services now usurped by burly men
such as draughtsmen, clerks, teachers
artists, statesmen, ETC., and woman, deal
woman, who now remains content to be
the slave of slave, would find here hel
proper field of thought and ection. II
will be asked, would you regard thu
services of common street sweeper o.
sewer cleaner land pay him as much fol
lone hours labor as equal to that OF
learned doctor who feels the pulse of th'
4 laborer's sick wife, prescribes medicine
for her and saves (?) her lite? Yes,
would. The skilled engineer ascertain
and locates an obstruction in the sewer
of great city, which, if not removed
will cause the death of thousands fron
The Labor enquirer., 1883-12-22

forces, based upon robbery and injustice.
You are paid in wages about one third of
what you have produced, two-thirds 60
to the employer or exploiter, as his
Tproft." You pay one-third of what you
have received as rent, for house to
shelter you. Upon the clothes you wear,
and the necessaries of life you consume,
you are robbed of one-half over their
actual cost as interest to the middleman,
or as his profit. You who have produced
all have nothing remaining, while they
who have produced nothing have all.
Under this cruel scale the producer re-
ceives no interest, no increase, while the
-non-producer receives premium for
robbing him. Isit any wonder, then,
that your craft finds this scale not at all
satisfactory? This brings me to the main
point of all this social problem, and to-
the question which brother Simpson is
no doubt trying to solve, how "to settle
without injustice how much each laborer
shall receive for his labor. l hold, that
in Justice each laborer should receive the
full product of his own labor. In JUS
tice he should be allowed to exchange
what he has produced, for products of
like value, with other producers. How
to determine the relative value of each
product so as to exchange them equitably
is now the next question to be solved.
And in order to arrive at just solution
we will be forced to regard the human
family as a family, and not as separate
individuals. All men are not created
equal, "nor does nature bestow her gifts
for ALL" equally. Yet all men have an
equal right to share in all that nature
furnishes The man born in Iceland has
natural conditions to contend against,
which make life almost uncomfortable, and
instead of gifts" presents obstacles
| which he cannot surmount; while the
| man born in Peru or other tropical climes
is furnished by nature with bread and
fruits on the trees, which he can have
for the labor of gathering. 1t is there
fore, collectively, as whole, not locally
or individually, that natures gifts can be
utilized for mans benefit. 1t is col
lectiyely that man can intelligently col
leet, distribute, and divide natures gifts
and products, with the least physical
exertion or mental pain. AS an indi-
vidual, man could construct wheelbar-
row, Dutch oven, or a shirt, provided
he had access to the raw material, and
its cost would be the limit of the price
he should receive for this wages, il
you SO term it. But, unaided, he could
not construct a court house, a locomotive
or an ocean steamer. He could draw uI
the plans for his court house, which
would be the easiest part of the job, but
]. without the aid of the woodsman, the
Equarryman, the miner, the bricklayer ol
mason, the iron and Woodworker, plas
The Labor enquirer., 1883-12-22
Received pay, s. TANNER.

1 claim for the time basis of exchange
-First-An equitable measure of values;
second-The removal of all crimes
against society, such as theft, intemper-
ance, prostitution, suicide, etc. Only
through voluntary cooperation as a
whole can an economic Industrial system
be founded, and only through such 9
system can the time and service basis of
exchange be practically tested. will
present one simple illustration of how
this time measure of value could be
made to work. Take the large piano
factory as proposed by Brother Simpson !:
1t has been ascert.ined by careful statis-
tics that there is demand for certain
number of pianos in district. Men are
employed and material purchased. The
bill for material shows, instead of money
value as now, its cost price in hours and
minutes. We have now the raw mate
rial required at cost, no profits of any
kind added, and as its cost when fin
ished will be determined by the number
of hours time spent by all the men, they
will be interested in seeing that nothing
is wasted, either in time or material.
We find that the material for 100 pianos
cost 5000 hours labor, and thatthe labor
of all kinds employed in their construc.
tion, cost Is, 900 hours Therefore, the
cost price of each piano would be 2lC
hours. .
We viii now suppose that A. II. Simp.
son. piano-maker, has worked for the
department of musical instruments; be
is furnished by his department with .
time book, upon which lis name, mum
ber and photograph appear. By refer
ence to. this book we find that he is cred
tied with having worked for his depart
ment fifty hours and thirty minutes dur
ing the week. He now desires to pur
chase coat; he goes to the department
Continued on Page4J
The Labor enquirer., 1883-12-22
& co. sa=zss ,,,;;;.; n; 4; ;;,..
CORNER FIFTEENTH AND LARIMER STREET.

sewer gas. The doctor finds that it is
sewer gas poisoning which ails the labor
ers wife, but ike your quack labor re-
formers" he treats the disease, but can
not ascertain its cause; neither he nor
the skilled" (2 engineer can or would
remove it when found. The sewer
cleaner dons rubber suit, and with
shovel and bucket in hand enters the
"man-hole" in the street, removes the
obstruction, and saves the life, not only
of his wife, but all those who breathed
the deadly gas. Simpson, the Scale
fxer," if called on to adjust this case,
would bring in little bill as follows
City of Chicago. DR.. to Patrick o'Brien,
laborer '.'t....
+ To half hours work, at 30c. per hour......15c
+. 49,. Received pay, his - mark.
Patrick o'Brien, Esq. Debtor to DIR. Skin
her Tan-her, Esq. ---.
To two visits and medical services to Mrs.
O'Br1en
The Labor enquirer., 1883-12-22
DENVER, COLORADO. SATURDAY.. DFcRMB
YOU CANNOT WAIT LONGER I!

change weather makes compuon
warmly comfortably clothed No
worn by genemans day good
You find at our house assortment of
The Labor enquirer., 1883-12-22
AGAIN REDUCED TIL THE, Z PRICE PRICE


that bus
the entire stock the
sixty days
your purchase to Offer
The Labor enquirer., 1883-12-22

Nm ia week at home. s5 outfit free Pay
VIvlt absolutely sure. No risk. Capital
nh mot required. Readers, II you want
business at which persons Of either
sex, young or old can make great pay
all the time they work, with absolute GER
tainty. Write for particulars to II. HALLETr
4 Co., Portland, Maine.
The Labor enquirer., 1883-12-22
MEMS & YOUTHS QVERCQATs

Second the and muhwer price than
find outside house, We are bound sell that stock
during sixty low prices
weeks ago we have
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-03-07

Since the proprietors of The
MoRKIsTowN GAZETTE have been
kind enough to give the Good
Templars space in their columns,
for the publication of temperance
matter, and, believing that it might
be the means Of doing some good
for the cause, it is the purpose OF
the Lodge to furnish something for
publication every week. Contribu-
tons are solicited from all friends
Of the temperance cause, whether
they be members ofany temperance
organization OF not. Let the friends
Of temperance speak out. This
cause is one worth battling for, and
the warfare should be made an ag-
gressive one. Talk temperance by
your fre-sides, on the streets, on
your farms, to your friends and
your neighbors, and be sure to send
your communications 10 the Editor
ofthe Temperance Department Of
TEE AoRRIsrowS GAZETTE, that all
may read and understand your SEN
timents on the subject of temper
anee.