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FOR Sinserly, accommodation, daily II q
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oopt sunday 4ba. N.
For ohicHgo and Pittsburg, express, daily
IS o. IN.
Cincinnati and st. Louis express, daily
II 80 = m.
Baltimore accommodation, daily 2 as D N
Pittsburs, Chicago and St. Louis express
daily 40 p m.
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FCk LANDERhEHG,S 10 A. m.h0DJS,
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Trains leave Market Street Station:
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days p.ioa. Z on sunday onlYi z.st and 81
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pnia, daily, - %, 1000, S1l 90 b. n., II 0
noon, q, acc, 4 80, AAOo, $50. rio, 10 Il
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SUNDAYS only, SIS m.
Express tfain6a
RATES TO WESTERN POINTS LowR TIA.
VIA AMY OTHER LINZ.
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NO. ITO FRENCH ST, VIII. Del,
For Ladies Il Gentlemen. Few doors above
P,W,A u, K, X, station, Meals & Lnnches
q M, TO n midnight daily except sunlays.
PlcuIes ers, Exnursi0niBts Hud Hou9eEsepers
supplied with lunches, at tho tafe OF their
homes, IN isaes baeGeta loared on Dc
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N0R5 ,Ls-Sr OkIN THE MASUN.
10 Hall Assoc alton 1t $40 per sht 70.
I'm 4. PARKER, Treasurer. JAMES
THOMPSON, StorstATy. Meeting
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OR StLB-IuUD BUIaiDkLgO -EON ,
delivered at East Lake PARK and alae
Ninth WSni .. reaso aAbie prioes. ISAAC
STALLSY, Osgcrott Y. o., Del
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lNOR SsLB.-A 3OOu BAY MARE, ID
hands high, years old, sound and.
nto, fsarlou Of cars, tirsE class road
sre; Gao 10 bouEh. right for want Of use.
qulre At this oinsa and can be seen 81
bic 90 Flth near Madison street, rear Of
ektmlth shoD. tl3-u
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lOR SAIE.-A two STORY BEIOK
hog's 10 Gil Monroe street, e0ntRins
ien rtOpsald hath, IN hrst class order
al n0iefn conyaaloaees. Apply to A
4 VERNON, At this ci1oe. iB-tf
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WumIN9TON y NOREHRRN "A, n
Time table in effect, Nay 18Th Iss8. T,FRiuai
leave Wilmington French streetl a. followsf
For Residing, BlTdHhos0, Joanna, Sprtna--
field, WayneebarK junction, Manor, PottsVillas
Tamaqua, Allentown, Lebanon, Werner1-
Vile and all points on the Philadelphia nrlST
Reading 4. r., $50 a. m. and q 20 D. m
For Springfield, WaynesburR JunctfNn.
Ford and Dupont's and 1Dtsrmediata DolUtIl
!. % a. m, ana O0p. m.
go a. m. 40 and B.ob p. m,
For West Chester, 7.ob a. m, An and G.n
Daily except Saturday and sunday.
For New Bridge and Intern ediatR ponuels
9. 10 p. m. and on. saturday only al an aR1
ii. Is p. m.
On sunday for Beading and IntermadIuas
points, a. 6.0s n. m, and for Springfield nnf
intermediate points at s. 90 D, M
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,Eo T., ousaW IL, Must b. q good COOK i.
In AZ ~, S ,iAmliy. reference REQUIRED,
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BOX SH!.E--ONE ~ THE OLDEST
ano be'i estnhhshsd gr1cory -ters's IN
p'ite,a part ofcity Go1d reasons for
ing ltinS eAsI. Address L.. this
R' is7.tf
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Ann NAT NiUATION 8Y YOUNG
sr, H. qi.ek Al hguras and a good
bltSB' >. ~ o1ss 90 4sGIs;ent bo9kReoppr
el' address o., mia otiee, lists
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- NJ - sirUArIuGI STOKE
1 rtl., v.-ca u laoy fruui tho country;
s, nssS' E0d ess -, \ :" this
lSsl1
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sDd ,ss ,t ,tslAufants and private fami.
q ei Ia ., suofo Appiy Al intelligence
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UR sfLE Tbs OH LUMBER
fFtR 10 Water Witch EEg'rO H0use,
% .0li rubllo sa'e, Cd MONDAY,
Y s.h a. 20 Gloss \ IN rorms cash
PSSfi STIDHAh & ON, Auetg.
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VNOA KGNT-A ZINE RUUM FOR 4
IL soclsuy n the Hardness building, lotl
End NsrEet etrssts. Apply 10 X. Mo-
OABLLY NO. q W. 10th ct. st.tf
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n, gls,0si holp for hotels, restaurants
p'!vSla isnlliea Intelligence Otfics
-s'-A anu Ge.man, 40 lo8 Drange
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rCOR RENT - CHE WILMINGTON
u Rink, nth and Madison 6Jroets, for
fairs, festival, leo urep, entertain ments and
political meetings, SO. Apply 70 ARTHUR
II. SMITH, N. II. Uor.Tth a shfDloy sire cts.
ioIm, cit
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RIA YMOND'8
VACATION
EXCURSIONS,
All Travelling Expenses Included.

Parties will leave PHILADELPHIA
MilNnAY. July % and MDNUAY SEP
rEMBrk 70, for Two GRAND Tours Of
Tw ensy Six Days, threugn
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T CsT-A CAMEO SLcEYE BUTTON
IL was lost Few days RPo tuisble
reward VIII be aid for same, At this ONCE.
it.3tA
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lin - GEN rLEMEN BuAKD.
hi,tN No ~ Veg 10. table aud plsaspn;
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Y OSr.-rU ESUAY, JULY 3, GOING
nom Dols1Nr avenue depot 10 Penn
sylVania avenue and Unisp, = lndys gold
l0ckst with monogram III v. a." Suitable
rswArd. mIDDAErUN, 2Oi Market street
ls2t
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THE WoRLD-RENoWNED

I oSr OK ST 'LNN-JULY 4, OoGLIE
IA shephe'd bi Oh puppy, 8 nOnt.s Old,
ABOUT "a inches hia h blsck Wlth taY on IRE,
ta'S, ever tyes snd on legb and feet The
4 loer viii DO wall raw rted by returning
h.rto VIM, y. OARS WILL, Goal YRrd,
4th 81 ami p, ". q y. X. II. iYe-tf
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We,, -hO NhDtRS AT No. SOB
!, 'Ieat se:oRd story font
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kAaHEC b9AhDRRS AT MRs
ls'at 10 Do sTs%1HSEh's, az King street
ara home comforts. Mains
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Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street. for vii
mington (expreasJ, II rs, 60, Z 20, IN, pid
lO2o, II u, II 81 q. M, 2G2 B01, l02 ( %
o.. b2l, go. $50, I20p. m.
AccommodA ion, 625, l02 rs q. M, I26. z. "a
sH, 4a, 62 % Id % 10 40. and ii ii D, "a,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-07-27
A nrnlnE.


The modes or deaths approach arc vzri
Gus. and statistics show conelusiyely thA
move persons die from diseases the
Throat and Lungs than any other, y Is
probable that everyone, without exception,
rooeivca vast numbers of Tubercle Germs
Into the system and where those germs
fall upon suitable soil they start into life
and develop, At tirat slowly and Il shown
by slight ticking sensation IN the throet
aud II allowed To continue their ravages
they extend TO the lungs producing Cons
sumption aud 10 the head, causing Ca
tarrh. Now all this IL dangerous and Ii
allowed 10 proceed will in time cause
death. AZ the onset you must ant with
promplness allowing cold " go With
out attention is dangerous and may loso
| You your life. - soon az sou feel that
scmothing ~ wrong With your Throat,
Lungs or Nostrils, obtain bottle Of Bos-
chee's German syrup. u will give you
immediate relief.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-07-27

The Mills bin proposes TO reduce the tax
on pig iron only seventy-two cents per ton.
The Iron masters Of Pennsylvania petition
ed Congress declaring that that meant the
price of their iron would fall seventy-two
cents per ton, which would ruin them, and
II the tax were reduced they would pull
their fires and quit business. They said
this within two months and the politi clans
took II up and repeated It IN thousands
forms to affect the party relations Of voters
who have no time or lack inclination to
think for themselves. Now witness the
commentary oftheir own conduct upon the
claim made BY these iron masters. Within
two months they solemnly declared that
they would be ruined II the duty on iron
were reduced ~ cents per ton, assuming
that 1t would cause like reduction In price.
And now they have voluntarily reduced
the price of pig iron 81 per ton and are
running full blast day and night What Is
one to think of such trihing by these men
with the revenue legislation of this coun.
try f73 cents off ton would ruin them,
how can they stand a reduction of 81 And
yet they do stand it,and la e more business
han ever.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-07-27

TARIFF REFORM.
BRowNsyllLr. o.. IuI, sar.l. rss.

BRowNsvuLE, Or, July 23rl, 1883.
Eds Democrat
The above appears 10 be the watchword
with democrats, and republicans arc alive
TO oppose any measure democrats may sug-
gest. We have had two excellent speeches
here, one by Hon. J. X. WeatherfoFd and
one by Hon. Jas. II. Slater, which have
made us all alive on the subject We hear
of free trade and protection on every corn.
Grand OF bread and butter. Some appear
10 think If any of the duty Il removed we
will not have any more bread and the
cream will fail 70 rise on the milk. and the
poor laborer will have TO beg, that wool
will have to be given away, that soon the
English will give goods away here, and
heaven only knows what win not befall
as, yet when they talk Cf free trade they
must not have read the political history Of
our country for II does appear that on the
3o,h day Of next April II will be one hun
dred years since Washington took the oath
of office rs President of the L. s., aud he
soon after delivered bis inaugural address,
and on the organization ot the ffonsc Mr.
Madison moved a resolution TO lay duties
on certain wares and merchandise, since
which time there has been more or less
duty and said duty has been Increased and
decreased rs the need of the Government
has from time to time required,and In 1873
the revenues of the country were increased
and in 1910 we have our first protective
tariff and ii was Is per cent on most arii-
cles of import,yet we are called free traders
to-day for wanting reduction from an
average rate Of AZ per cent 10 an average
rate Of a. per cent Now In 1923 and 70
we find our duty on woolcns Increased 10
40 and IS per cent and in 1888 again reduc-
ed, and that because Il was so high that the
people were In an open revolt against the
tariff of 1928. and so we could follow our
tariff from time TO time until 1883 when
Chester A. Arthur semitic Congress his free
trade message, and we had the tariff com
mission of that year and until 1888, when
Cleveland is denounced A. free trade man.
And why Simply because the republicans
are out and some one is in who has got the
nerve TO stand for the right, and they are
afraid the people will send him back and
the saucy democrats will get all Of the
Offices and they will be out of job for an
other four years, and perhaps for all time.
Now let every precinct in the county, yes,
in the state, organize a campaign club and
go to work, and let US all put our shoulders
TO the wheel as one man and come up in
November smiling,and turn defeat in June
10 victory in November.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-07-27
rMEN am NOW

Observe these two declarations on one
subject BY the rcbublicanparsy
Platform Of 1851.
"Thc republican party pledges isselt to
correct the inequalities of the tariff and 10
reduce the surplus, not by the vicious and
indlscrlminate process OF horizontal reducs
ton, but BY such methods a. will relieve
the tax payer without injuring the laborer
or the great productive interests of the
country
Platform oflSSS
"The protection Issue must be maintain.
ed. The republican party Will effect all
needed reduction OF the national revenue
by repeating the taxes upon tobacco.which
are an annoyance and burden 90 agricui.
ture, and the tax upon the spirits used In
the arts, We favor the entire repeal OF
the internal taxes rather than the surfend.
es Of any part Of our protective system"
Four years ago there were "inequalisies
Of the tariff and the tax payer needed g
be "rclievcd" This year the republican
party calls for free whisky and a cheaT
chew before the sacred tariff Is to be touch
ed.
We fail TO recall the proposal by the re
pubIicans IN Congress duiing the past foul
years of any measure TO correct inequa.i
ties or TO relieve tax payers. Indeed, thu
only proposition to that end which ha
been before the country since 1884 th
Mills bill Is Deing fought tooth and nail b.
1.-THE republicans.
/ Were the republicans trying 10 "destro.
industry" four years ago,or are they trying
to cheat the workingman now
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-07-27


We have been repeatedly told that when
Harrison ran for Governor in Indiana in
1876 he ran from 1000 to 1000 ahead Of his
ticket This is told to impress the public
mind that he is popular in his own state.
Records, like facts,are stubborn things and
the records show the following vote in In
diana in 1876 Hayes for president reeciv
ed .oS,oII votes. Harrison for governor
received 2oS,oSo votes. Tilden for presi-
dent received 2ISss6 and "Blue Jeans
Williams for governor received sI3r64.
This shows that Harrison received II votes
more than Hayes and this is the way he ran
ahead Of his ticket. These figures are tax
en- from the Tribune Almanac and the An
nual Statistician. One b. one the republi-
can campaign booms burst and spread out
into thin nothingness.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-07-27

The MOE~Aaiaeey says "The attitude of
Gen. Harrison on the Chinese question has
been endorsed by all honest and honorable
men in the country This is shameless
misstatement Of the truth and no intelli-
gent. truthful person would make the state
ment, Harrison uniformly and nnyaringly
voted against all Chinese restrictive meas
ures introduced into the United States SEN
ate while he was member of that body
and there are millions of honest, honorable
people who do not endorse his course. He
who does Is a friend Of Chinese cheap labor
and Chinese citizenship.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-07-27
EIectrIa RItfer.-

This remedy is becoming so welI-known
and 50 popular as to need no special mention.
All who have used Electric Bitters sing the
same songo Of praise. A purer medicine does
not exist ard it is guaranteed to do ali that
is claimed. Electric Bisters will cure all dis
eases VI the Live, and Kidneys, viii remove
Pimpjes, Boils, Salt Rheum and other afIec-
tioDs caused by impure blood Will drive
Malaria from the system and prevent as well
as cure all Malarial fevers. For cure Of head
ache, constipation and indigestion try Elec-
trio Bitters-entire satisfaction guaranteed,
or money refunded. Price so cts. and 81 90
per bottle at Foshsy q Mason's Drug store
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-07-27

The Oregon Blade,speaking of Harrison's 5
Chinese record, says that she supported the
Chinese restriction bill when the terms of
the treaty were so modified as to admit of
the passage of such measure consistent
with national honor and honesty, and that
be never worked and voted for bin for
giving the Chinese the ballot" Harrison
did not support the Chinese restriction bill
when the treaty was modified nor at any
other time. We challenge the Blade to
refer TO the page and date where Harrison
ever voted for any restriction bill. We as
sert without any fear OF successful contra
diction whatever. that every vote of tIarri-
sons on that subject recordedin the on
gressional Record is against the restriction
bill in all It's stages. Again we call upon
the Blade to name the date and page of the
Record where Harrison is recorded as vot-
ing for any Chinese restriction bill. He
voted against the bill that finally became a
law. Let the BLADE show its authority or
never falsify the fact again.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-07-27

The Mills bill passed the House Saturday
by a vote of 70, to I40. Those voting in
favor of the bill were $50 democrats, three
labor members, (Anderson Of Iowa, Hop
kins Of Virginia and Smith of wisconsin,
and three republicans, Fitch of New York,
Nelson Of Minnesota and Brewer of North
Carolina.) Those voting against the bill
were I45 republicans and four democrats
bliss. Merriman and Greenman of New
York, and Sowden of Pennsylvania
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-07-27
Administrators Notice Of Final
EettlOme

Not ceiia hereby given that the UNDER
signed Administrators de bonis non Of the
estate Of Martin Costello, d. ceased, have fled
Clerk fr Liam coanty, Oregon, and the
County Court for said county have fixed
Monday tae SrI day or september, 1888.
at the hour Of one O'Clock, nm for hea Il 2
objections, if any to said final accoun al d
settling eaid estate
SAM MAY,
LEVI DOUGLAS.
Ac honis non Of ii id estate.
j. X WEATHERFoRD,
Atty for Administrators.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-07-27

George William Curtis, though a rcpub.
lican, evidently understands the issues be-
fore the country when he says "cleye.
land proposes freer clothing his oppon-
ents freer whisky"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-07-27
q weII etand upon tha beach

You may as well stand upon the beach
And bid the main food bate his usual height
You may as wel' uss question with the wolf
Why he hath made the eve bleat for the lamb
You may AZ well forbid the mountain pizes
To rag their high tops and 70 make no noise"
as to expect city like Albany to place
itself in line Of permanent progress and
growth unaided by the united efforts of her
citizens. When will the people learn to ap-
preciate the full import Of this truth.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-07-27

>. B Riggen Of Portland, Manager Of a
large number Of Insurance Companies Is
out In 2 long article in the Sundays arg
01iaH in which he says: "HIitherto have
uniformly voted for three publican nomi-
nees for president. But ON this occasion
Il shall live till the 9Th Of November !
propose to vote for Grover Cleveland
One by one the honest, intelligent voters
are falling in with the right
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-07-27
erIrpEaANoE ANp rYLER TOO.

There is an old line whig in this city,
Mr.. Eli Carter, who voted for Grandpa llar.
rison in 1890 who informs the DEMOCRAT
that he will give Mr. Cleveland his ardent
support lie says while William Henry
was a good man,all grandsons of fpresidents
would not necessarily make good prcsi.
a...~
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-07-27

And now comes the California Democynf
the leading republican German paper Of
San Francisco and decIaresits determine
tion to support Cleveland. The repblicsn
Germans all over the country seem to be
restless and dissatisfied with the awkward
attitude into which they have been placed.
and thousands Of them are coming over to
Cleveland. Keep your eye on them.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-07-27

Notice IS hereby given that the under
signed has been duly appointed, by order
Of the County Court Of Linn county, Ore-
gon, Executor of the last will and state
ment Of John Morgan, deceasef. All
persons having claims against said estate
are hereby nclified to present them duly
verified to The undersigned at bis Office
In Albany. Oregon, within six months
from the date hereof.
June 28th, 1888.
J., Il HILL,
w. II. BiLYEU, Executor,
Attorney for lhe Executor.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-07-27

d Hoyl & Co., Wholeslie al a,ss
Druggists. oi Rome, Ca, says We have
been selling DR. King's New Discovery. EIec.
tric Bitters and Bucklen's Arnica Salye for
two years. Have never handled remedies
that sell as we'll or give such universal sat.
isfactioH. There have been some wonderful
cures effected Ly these medicines in this
city Several cases Of pronounced consump-
tion have been entirely cured by use of
few bottl,s Of DR. Kings New Discovery,
taken iD connection With Electric Bltters
We guarantee them always. Sold by Foshsy
h Mason.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-07-27

In 1854 the Prohibition vote in Michigan
was about $4,000 In 1886 1t increased to
$4,000, and wcll-informed parties say that
this year il will reach 4oooo. Keep your
eyes on Michigan, esteemed free whisky
republieanx.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-07-27
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.

NOTICE il hereby given that the annual
ting Of the stockholders Of the Capital Cold
and Silver Mining Company uf the city Of
salem, Otcgon, aill he held AZ the Office oi
the undersigned ii. Griswold's tl4ck, IL said
city. on fhe secoad Thursday, the OH day oi
August. 1889, At . O'Clock p. ~ for the
election Gi directors and for such other bust
ness ns may come before the nesting
Salem, Or July 23rd, 1883.
$. r. CHArwIcg, Secretary.