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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-23
ND EXPERIENCE II

Between FORT WORTH, DALLAS, DEM.
SON, GAINESVILLE, WACO, TEMPLE
AND TAYLOR
PULLMAN SLEEPING CAR SERVICE
TO AUSTIN AND SAN ANTONIO.
Clcss connecJiC rs made for Laredo, poin s in
Il Republic o Mexico and California as well
,ras points in the North and East.
y For rites. routes, maps. timetables or other
fnforrrs-' o7 call on or address
NJ. AICMOY, City Ticket Agent, corner Fourth
and Houston streets, Fort Worth.
d. P. HUGHES, General Passenger and Ticket
Agent DII1s, Tex.
W. a.. IL. " sos, travelling Passenger Agent,
) F'or- " 1~tN T'e-.
e. 3. PARKER. Assistant General Passenger
Agent, 500 Chestnut street. st. Louis, Mo-
a. s. DODGE, Trafic Manager, ST. Lou
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-23

st. Louis Southwestern
Arrive. Depart.
Memphis and ST. Louis
Express .........-...... 7:lO p m. S:2O q. IN.
weatherford, Mineral Wells and North
western.
The trains OF this line make direct connec-
lions with the Texas and Pacific railway trains
Nos. 8 4, 8 and 10 at Weatherford, leaving Fort
Worth (vis Texas and Pacific railway and ar
irving at Mineral Wells as follows:
Arrive. Depart.
o:2O 2. M Fort Worth ct. & P, Ry.) 300 4. m.
SOS p. m. Fort Worth CT. S P Ry.) ..4;55 p. m.
1922 p. m........ Mineral Wells. ..--.7:20 a. m.
1887 p. No.. Mineral Wells .--.3:00p m.
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For roses bedding plaats or cut flowers
call onsoT tell phone5 Eiiissn's Greenhouse,
So Ihto ckuortoa Street
- 49,
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Secure iH'time giat il Fine you will sure "
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-22
RADICAL But LAWFUL.

The Philadelphia Tises in speaking Of
the rights of employers and employees says
that the members Of the Amalgamated Asso-
citation employed In Mr. Camegie's Pitts
burg steel works. where the ASSOCIATION
scale of wages has been accepted. decided
on Saturday to strike at once If, ON notice
and demand ffom them, Mr. Frick refuses
to reconsider his proclaimed purpose MT
to employ association labor at Homestead.
This is radical measure but il is lawful
1t is the undoubted right Of worknen to
decline to supply. their labor to any em-
ployers, whether their reasons for so ne
fusing are wise or otherwise.
And
When the workmen of Mr. Carnegie 3
Piitsburg works strike ordecline to supply
their labor, he possesses the undoubted
right to employ any other workmen he may
be able to obtain to gil the vacant places
without regard to their connection with The
Amalgamated Association.
And
When Mr. Carnegie employs workmen to
take the place of strikers, or of lockedout
men, the law guarantees him the whole
power o.. the civil authorities to protect his
property and his labor.
And
IL the civil authorities shall fail to pro-
tsct Mr. Carnegie's property and workmen
the whole military power of the state mnsi
be summoned to enforce obedience to Law
and order, and to guarantee TO every en-
ployer and to every workman the absolute
light to employ or to bs employed, as h,
sha decide for himself.
And
IL the civil authority of the county ant
tie military power Of the state should prov,
inadequate to the duty Of protecting prop
erty and workmen and maintaining order
the military power Of the national govern
ment must be summoned by the state Il
assure TO every man, high or low, rich OF
poor, the absolute right to work or not Il
work, and.to emrloy or not to employ, a
he shall determine.
We repeat-The action of the Amalga
mated Association in Mr. Carnegie's Pitts
burg works is heroic and radical, but it i
cearly. squarely within helaw.
/ And
If by reason of their employers contract
for structural steel (that is now in great de
mand and the chief product of the Pitts
burg works., they can aid their brethre
at Homestead by their strike, they have th
undisputed right to do it.
But
/ If they shall therby lose their employment
and give their labor and wages to Other
who are strangers to their association, the
must peaceably abide by the result of thei
own action.
The proposed radical action would
lawful; but in labor, as in religion
politics and everyday life generally, a
things that are lawful are not expedient.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-22
LAcoMR, IulY 18th. $50.

LAcoMB, July 18th, 1894.
Editors DsHocrat:
l hear great mary democrats say they
are in favor of iusing with the peoples
party this fall On presidential electors.
giving two and taking two presidential
electors. Many of the rank and file of the
peoples party are in favor of this, but ]
find that the leaders OF the peoples party
are opposed to it. Now, in the light of the
late election il there Is no fusion Harrison
will carry the state without doubt. II
there should be a fusion the fusionists
would win, and thus the peoples party
would secure two electoral votes In Ore
gon. Now, 1t would seem that our, (third
party,) leaders would rather see Harrison
have all the electors in this state than to
secure two for ourselves and two for the
democrats. Now am third party man
II things are to be carried on In the good
faith but will not follow leaders who pur-
sue such foolish course as that pursued
by our leaders in opposing fusion. II
looks ITO me like we were being used 10
help Harrison rather than Weaver.
want to say here too that my suspicious
have been aroused more than once by the
course of the Advance published at Leb-
anon, which Is understood to be the or
gan of the peoples party in Linn county
Il has been noticed time and again that
that paper makes nearly all its bitter war
fare against the democrats. 1t makes one
think that 1t cares but little how things
60 so the democrats can be beaten. | am
not disposed to be led around by the nose
in that way.
Alliance
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-22
"GoOD WAGES"
The Oregoniaa says:

The OyegoniaS says:
The idea is now broached, and appears
to have good many advocates, that it Is
the business of governmentto assure good
wages.
There is nothing new in this idea.
The 0regonian would have its readers be-
lieve that this 'idea" is now suggested for
the first time. But this is not true. Ever
since the republican party went over in a
body to the protected plutoerats Of the
country. it has been favorite idea" with
the leaders eff that party that it is the bust
ness of the government Ito assure good
wages, not by compelling. Carnegie and
his protected friends to pay good wages
directly, but it is agreed between protected
manufacturers on the one hand, and the
government las administered by protection
ists) op the ether, that for and in consider
alton Of the levying and maintaining of a
high protective ia iff the manufacturers are
to give constant employment at good wages.
This promise has been made from every
republican stump during the last ten years.
The republican party, by its promises made
to labor people lin order to secure their
votes) that good wages and constant EN-
ployment should be vouchsafed to them,
has made these labor people kind of part
ner in the business of manufacturing and
hence, being partners, would have some
thing to say about the prices they should
receive for their labor. See? OF course this
is very awkward attitude for any party To
occupy, but it is just what the republican
party has brought upon itself and it will
have to ''grin and bear it.
The truth Is that with lightning like
speed labor people all over the country
are learning that the profuse promises
made to them By republicans during tbs
last two presidential campaigns as to good
wages at regular employment in case oi
republican success are sham and fraut
and the discovery Of this fact BY the masses
is causing untold alarm among the adher-
rents of Harrison.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-22

According to the report of Professor l
Pratt, city superintendent of schools,
which is now being prepared, the whole
number of school children registered dur
ing the year was 963o, ofwhich 1000 were
regular attendants. The number of school
children, that is, children who have
reached school age, in Portland is I4,3ro.
OF this number the girls have just So mS-
jority. Tacoma's school population is 696o.
or over 7ouo less than Portland. The
average daily attendance there was 264S
and Tacoma claims a population of 1000
Therefore, ratio places Portland's poPula-
ion at zoe, Telegram.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-22

IN Ie |ffcstn C0HTf OF gke sofate or OfEg0Hs
for Linn county.
Ruben Davis PiaintiH.
J A Archibald and Pessie
Archibald his wife. Defendants
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That
~ by virtue OF = writ OF execution and
order Of sale duly iss6sd out Of the above
named court.in the above entitled action,
TO nae directed and delivered. viii on
Saturday. the 1ssh aay q Au.asf. Essz
at the front door Of The Court House. IN
tine city Of Albany, Linn county, Oregon,
st the hour Of ole o'clock p m Of faid day,
sell &C public auction for cash In hand 20
the highest bidder the rsal property
described In said execution and order OF
sale as follows towit; all of block four "a
in Wassom's addition to the town o.
Lebanon. in Linn county, Oregon, ss the
same II marked, numbered aud Described
On the maps, pats and surveys OF said
town and additions now on NE and cf
record in the Office 81 the eou MY recorder
CT said county. The proceeds arising
from sueh sale TO BE- applied first to the
pzymenf Of the COTS and disbursements
Of this suit. taxed at s9s.39, and the costs
OF and upon scch sale and the sum OF
$Iee attorneys fses, second. 20 the paw
ment Of pssintihss claim zmountinx %
the sum of $50. with intcres- thereon ~
the zte Of ten per cent Ter annum from
the I3th day Of November 1850, and third
this overpius If asy Il 4sre be paid over to
the said defendants, Bessie Archibald
an A Archibaid-
Dated this l2th day Of July, 1892
&C CJACKSOE.
Sheriff OF linn county. Oregon
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-22


The last in England of the monastic
tlthe-barns, the edi6ces in which the
medieval abbots we're accustomed to
gather the tribute of those who owed them
rent and service, is in process of demoli-
ion. tits the survivor of the two that
were built at Peterborough, and dates
back to 1907. 1t Is lcng and narrow
structure with low walls and a massive oak
frame supporting a singularly beautiful
roof Of gray stone states. There Is not a
nail in the building, stout wooden pegs
being used throughout. The historic edi-
flee was bought by builder for $500,
and a vain endeavor was made by local
antiquarians to have it preserved. But as
Peterborough Cathedral had just expended
$45, 900 for new and very modern marble
floor, there was no money left for senti-
ment of that sort, and commerce Claims
one more conquest OF antiquity.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-22
WRONG AGAIN.

Strikes by work-people Ia the country
are attributable to our tariff is the con-
densed statement of long preamble by a
Congressman, the other day,who Is opposed
to our protective system. Upon the same
principle those who are In favor of pro-
lection, can, with equal reason, attribute
the strikes In England and Scotland as the
result of free trade. e.-West
Bro Alley you are wrong. Those who
favor what you see Git to call "free trade"
do not attribute the strikes of work people
to the tariff. They refer to them as proof
that the republican theory that protect
I've tariff secures regular employment at
good wages for work-people is sham and
fraud. Democrats do not believe that a
tariff sias anything to do with wages.
They believe that wages are regulated by
supply and demand for labor. They also
deny that "free trade" has any thing to do
with the strikes. II any, in England and
Scotland. One thing is sure. American
manufacturers have more troubles irem
sttikes than do English manufacturers
The sooner American manufacturers cease
teaching their employees that protection
secures good wages and regular employ
ment the sooner they win begin to be rid
of troublesome strikes. 1t Is not true that
high tariff makes high wages. The claim
is false, and American labor people arc
fast learning that It Is false.
| The tariff was increased In 1890 all the
way from 10 to so per cent. Since then
the only wages that have been increased
as Gov Campbell said in Ohio last year
are those of the Pinkerton men-and since
the well-nigh universal condemnation oi
their employment at Homestead their oc-
cupation In future is likely to be lessl
! Wages are relatively as much higher 1t
this country than In the Old World undel
4 our low tariffs as they are unde, III,
present high tariff.
I Wages are relatively higher here il
non-protected than In protected industries
compared with Old World wages.
Il Wages are higher In free-trade Eng.
land than In any high-,ariH country IL
EuroPe-as much higher than wages Il
. pro,eetionist Germany or Spain as Amer
lean wages are higher than Eagiish.
r Wages vary as much In different state
} of our union, under the same tariff law, a
} they do on the average In Great Britain
: and the United States.
: Wages are regulated By the demand fo
, labor and lis supply. By the cost of Twin
+ and by the skill, intelligence and pro
4 ductiyeness of the workmen.
e Wages are prOs,osed 6y UGiozs. ast D
tariffs
' The Homestead trouble resulted simpl
e from the las, OF long iine Of refnsals b
e favored monopolists to divide fairly wit
e their workingmen the bounties secured I
o them by act OF congress.
L The Carnegie protection should be CT
$ In two
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-22
ANNOUNCEMENT Having severed nv

ANNOUNCEMENT Having severed my
connection with the Albany nurseries. |
take this opportunity of rendering my
sincere thanks to all former patrons and
friends of the above nurseries for their
liberal patronage. ] am still engaged in
the nursery business, having ocated just
across the river, in Benton county, one
half mile west of the Albany high steel
bridge on the Rainwater donation claim,
where am growing as fine lot of trees
as can be seen in any nursery In the Will
lamette Valley. Trees for sale this fail at
the nursery, alto at my tree yard In Al
bany. Awaiting your further orders, / am
Yours truly,
A HyMAN.
Proprietor Of the Wes. Side Nurseries.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-22

The true rule of action between laborer
and employer is that the employer has the
undoubted right to offer such wages as he
may deem his business to justify and the
laborer has the uadoubted right to accept
or reject such offer as his judgment may
dictate. If the laborer shall reject such Of
Ger then the employer has the undoubted
right to employ any other laborer without
molestation or interference from those
who rejected the offer.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-22
The Seattle Telegraph says:

The Seattle Telegraph says:
1.-The peoples party joins with the dem
ocrats in denouncing McKinleyism. Now
let it JOIN with the democrats In burying
McKinleyism out of sight. and then con-
slider other reforms.
The Telegraph is wrong. In their plat
form adopted at Omaha the peoples party
said not word in denunciation of McKin-
leyism or war tariff taxes. That large
majority Of the rank and file of the peoples
party is opposed to all forms of protection
admits ut of doubt. But owing to the
presence of some ''nigger in the wood pile
the leaders of the party saw fit to leave OUT
all mention Of the matter IN the platform.
A people sparty man who claims to know
says it was done by design.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-22

Mr. Richard Croker permits the use of
his name in connection with the opinion
that Cleveland is stronger among the peo-
pie than Hill would have been. And
Tammany Is about to make the greatest
fight of its history. New York Is solid.
The doubtful states are now Pennsylvania
aud Kansas-the two which contended for
the republican banner inoISSS.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-22

public sxsminstion Of tssohsys for inn
county, will take place In Albany. COM
msncing ON Wednesday,. August 10th. at
l o'clock, p m and continse until Friday
noon. August 18th. Ali teachers must
positively be present at the time Of com-
msncemsnt, AZ no one will be admit cd
to tho examination who In not 30 Or 9 ssnt
Applications fer State certificates and
State diplomas recsivsd at the above
named time.
g y. RUSSELL,
Coznty SshsoI 8npt.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-22

However II may be faring with other
members of the Alliance party, Mrs Lease
is accumulating considerable property as a
result of her missionary work. She o sns
real estate in various parts of Kansas, and
also has printing office.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-22
SHERlFrS SALE:
IN tie cireea Court effze STATE Of Oregon,

IN TIE Cireea Court cffhe STATE Of Oregon,
for Linn county.
William Faber. Plaintiff,
Frank A Burkharf, Clarence
Borkhsrt and NJ + Brsnnin,
Defendants.
NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN That
IN by virtue cf sn executio= and order of
sale duly Issued out of the above named
court 10 the above entitled acti IN TO me di-
rected and delivered, l will on
saturday, the I5th day Of Augnsf. 1881.
be front door Of the Court Houts in the
ty of Albany, Linn county, Oregon, at the
b our of one o'clock m Of said day sell At
public auction for cash 10 hand TO the highest
bidder the real property described In sxid
execution and order Of sale as foll-ws towit.
Beginning at the northwest corner OF block
No fifteen Q5) in HackIeman's second addI-
tion to the city of Albany, in Linn county.
Oregon running thence easteFly on the
north boundary line Of ssid block sixty-six
(66I feet; thence southeIly parallel with the
west boundary line of said block Que hun
dred and ten IlO) feet; thence westerly par-
allel with the north boundary lice Of ssid
block TO the west boundary line of said
biocs; thence noriherly on the west bonn
Gary line of said block To the place Of begin
ming. The proceeds arising frofa the sale Of
ss:d r,~perty 10 be applied hrtt, 10 the par
| Ins ut the costs Of and upon said execntiou
| and the original costs nf suit taxed II SAP 50,
second 20 tbe payment of tss sum Of $50
a. an sorpey's fee: th5rd, 70 the pssmenf
of plas .ssff claim amounting to the sur. Of
S1s3.tJ. with .ccruing interest thereon at
the rate Of ten per cent per anB1m; fourth
and thereafter, if any money remains the
same viii be raid isto said Crcuit Court.
Dated this l2sh day II July. 1892.
G G JACKSON,
Sheriff Of Linn cornty. .0regon
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-22

There aie three RS that ought to be as
fatal to Mr. Harrison as three RS once
were to Mr. Blaine. Raum's Rotten
Record is what they stand for. Moreover
MIR Harrison is persistently responsible for
his, whereas Burchard's ALTERATION was
Mr. Blaine,s misfortune.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-22
Women. women

The snraaos asEsscstoas OF women are ssek head
aches. indigestion and nervous i-ushics They
arise largely from stomach disorders AS toy's
Vegetable ssrszpa-sIia Is the oGly bowel rcgn
ia;ing preparation. yo1 can see Why Il IL mort
elective than any other s&rszpz-sgis In ,Aoss
trcrbsaG u n daily FSazevinS iszz1.~aa TIE
action IL rzila, tlfees azd e1eciITc- We have
scores ei letters iron grateful Eczcn-
We refer 10 q few.
Nervous debility. M-x- }, Bar-ua. lSs ssh s., sF
Nervous ccnElisy, Mrs. Fred Lcy. IT Ellis s.. .sF
Gene-ai debility. Isx Beidsa. SO Mason s.. ST,
Seyxozs debility. Nrx }. L&npAerC. - Tu-k s..
EF.
Nerves. debility. Miss 4 Enscnhlun. - i-sA
s.. ER.
ssornash troubles. Nrs B. L whessua, 7os Pest
t,GF.
Sick headaches. Mr- - D. Pnee. Is Prospect
Place. 5. r.
Sick headaches. Mrs q. Fowle-. 81 Ellis 81, p
Indigestion. Mrx C. D. stuart. III Nlxsoa s.
sF.
f-.-.-s-...f-.. a. - 49,. - -. -
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-22

The republican campaign fund expects
an enormous increase this year. Every
workman In the country whose wages
have been increased through the McKin-
ley bin Is going to donate one dollar.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-22

BEAUTIFUL HoMss. - Bsautify you
home and make It attractive with Hybrid
Perpetnals and other choice roses, old and
new varieties of japanese roses and shrubs.
Orders taken for the above and all k:nds
OF fruit and ornamental shade trees ut
A Hyman's, us ret ST.. Albany Or.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-22

MosKy TO LoAs.-I have money in
sums of $500 to $40, 900 to loan on i'm
proved farm lands in Linn and Benton
counties, at lowest current rates. No
delay in furnishing the money.
G q BURKHART,
Real estate agent. Albany, Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-22
a dl.pa,ch from Huntington. India

A dispatch from Huntington, Indiana
says:
NV Young, president of the amslga-
mated trades and labor unions, has be-
come democrat He said today:
Il have alwavs voted the republican
ticket and worked for republican success
but since the labor trouble was commenced
in Pennsylvania, i believe Grover Cleve-
land will be elected by the largest electora
vote ever received by any candidate"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-22

ESoR THE SPRINGS.-psr,ies desiring
the benefits of the magnificent health
giving soda springs. located ON the north
aide OF the Santiam river, about one mile
above the anch known ss Dutch Georges,
are hereby directed 30 cam , at the Dutch
George Ianch. where All abundance OF
garden vegetables good tim athy hay aud
ane pasture may be had at very moder.
ate prices No toll need be paid, as IL 10
not ne cessary TO pass through the toll
gate To obtain all the advantages of this
famed mineral spring sad these unsur-
passed camping and hshipg privileges.