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Albany Democrat. Vol. XXXV ALBANY, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1900. NO 43 Sti ange Murder Tacoma, May 25. Frank Reed, a log' ger, riiot and killed his wifo this even' ing ana Uioa mot Himself, need is probably fatally wounded. Mrs Keed was lying on the bed in a f lied's room at the Cleueland House, aud Bent (or her husband, complaining that she was sick Reed came into the roomand altera few words of pleasant conversation whipped out a revolver and shot his wife and then tried to kill himself. Will Speak. Gen. J. B, Weaver, ol Iowa, one of the best known men in the United States,! will speak at the court home in this city on Thursday even ne. May 31, at 8 p m Hon. W. R. Bilveti will speik at Tall' men on Saturday even'ng, June 2, at 8 o'clock.. The people of that part of the county should not inisB hearing nim. The county candidate' will speak at the court house in Albiiiv on Saluiday eveniutr, June 2, and als .). A.Jeffrey nom nee or district utto nor. A Chicago Mob. Cuicagi, May 26. A man ntmed Streeler organusd seventy aien.got rapid fire guns and went down lake front, Eatt Chicago, tlij morning. He claims to own valuau'o property which has been in litigation fur years. Police attempted to arrest but St.eeter ordered his army to shoot. The police were fired upon, alec the crowd and and several are injure 1, a boy killed, folice don't knov wbat to do. Ths Strike. St. Louis, May 26. Sympathizerslof the striking street-car men werej aga.n the medium of a riotous demonstration add as a result anotoer name was added to the lono list of wounded. This after noon, as a car on the Jefferson avenue line running south, abnroached Sulivan avenue it was attacked by a crowd of men and boys, several snots were urea at tlie car, We have cut rates on all Artists Materials! I REGULAR PRIOE. SPECIAL PRIOE. it it it ii ii it Dennisons Crepe Paper $ 15 $ 09 each. W &NewtonaTube coltrs 10 C8 " " " 15 18 ' " 25 19 " Canvas, beet 90 65 vard. Plaques, 24 inch 1 60 1 13 each " Porcelain 12 inch 1 40 1 00 " Florentine Panels. 6x12 100 69 " Water colors, beBt 60 . 45 box. Fergusons' gold 100 83 " Gold riaint 15 08 bottle TFLERGAPHIC Going Forward. London, Mav 26. The latest intelli gence from Lord Roberts' headquarters at Vredefort Station filed Thursday was that the British were rapidly advancing. General Hamilton bad effected a junc tion with Linl Roberts. The country in front of them was clear of Boers to V il joen's Drift. The Boers were evacuat ing all their positions south of the Vaal River and 5000 had r.lready crossed the north bank, Just Talk. New York. Mav 25. A disDatch from London to tho Tribune Bays: ine retreat ol isotha s lurces from the Rhenoster to the Vaal serves to convince military men that the end of the war is rapidly drawingnear. This is the of- uciai view; although nobody connected with either the War office or the head- quorters etaff is willling to be quoted fcto mat eneci. Meant to Fight Khoonstad, May 24. Although the duts retreated witnout a stiot, tneir late position showed that the? meant to fight. Along the steeo sides of the south bank were cunningly constructed rifle pits les-mbling the defenses of Paarde berg. These pits extenced for 10 miles. Ai pum.ber of E"n emplacement had been umaicu in me rocKB lor seven miles. Slow Wool Market. PESm.rrnv. Mow 9S Will, i ruvi nnh ' UW,VW lbs. of wool in the warehouses of Pend- ton. SCarneln a nuln hna tnlrn nlnna vof this season. Celluloid, all colors 1 25 98 yard. Brushes, Ppllettes and Tissue Paper all rednced. PEACHER & MATHEWS, Popular Price Druggists. We are naw in a position to serve the public by furnishing goods that are strictly up to date, pure and whulesome con - lections of our o wa mannfactoriug. Ice Cream and Ice Cream Soda, etc. Fread & Churchill, Proprietors. County Finances. Most anything can be done with fig ures just before election. iThe repblicans now admit that tne coat of the couuiy administration during Judge Barton's term has been atuut $7,00C less than during Judge Duncan's torm, and yet It IB a fact that the total taxes for all pur poses paid in the county during the Dun can administration were over $100,000 more than during Judge Barton's term. This is what counts. It is asserted that U, 000 more for roads and bridges were expended during the Duncan term than during the Barton term, a fact due lo the more expensive bridges that bad to be erected then. The elate taxes as a rule are not paid in this county until later than this. There is plenty of money in eight for the purpose and county ex panses also, with a $9,000 margin for emergencies. In tbe meantime tbe present lnw levy of 14 mills, several mills lower than any other levy in the state, is a very pleasant thing these days with wheat at 40 cents and hops at 5, things a majority of farmers depend up on for paying taxes . Streetcar will make Beveral tiips to excursion train to morrow morning. HOME AND ABROAD. So far forty-seven Nome crafts he.ve left Seattle with 7216 passengers. Eli Walker, a pioneer of 1851 died near Brownsville on the 21st at the age 70 years. Dr. Bernard Daly had twelve build in ii a burned in the Lateview fire with only $2,000 insurance. That wild man who has been running at large in a gunny sack in Pole county, was secured yesterday on tue L,ucma-mute. Yesterday was tbe 81st birthdav of Queen Victoria A grand old woman whom the world respscts regardless of thn unfortunate war which a lew of her ministers have thrust upon her kingdom. Attorney General Blackburn says: "I am inclin9d to tbe opinion, that all vot ers registered prior to 5 p. in. of May 15, 1900, should have their names entered on the register, whether received by tho clerk before that hour or after." The excursion party returned this noon from Astoria, with at least one additional-member to tbe parly, Mrs. Dr. J. O, Littler, who like her husband, is a dentiBt. They report a fius time and splendid treatment in the city by the sea, . i ' Mant inlta Circle last evening elected the following officers: Past guardian, Mamie Montgomery ; guardian neighbor, Lillie McHargue; adviser Rebecca Vier eck; magician, Lura Calder; attendant, Mollie Knox; captain of the guards, Jennie Neal; inner sentinel, Zoe Mc Olain; outer eentinel, D. J. Dubruille; district convention at Rosebuig, Mamie Montgomery and Mary McOlain. To Cure a Cold in One Duy Take Laxative Broho Quikinb Tn lsti. All druggists refun 1 the money if it fails to cure. E. W. GKOvn'saignature is an each b)X. 25c. l)r if H Hadan, bum.uit, a In. suvs, "1 tMntr grtrli,! lv.nnnaiu (?nro n aiilctiilil medicine. 1 prescribe it, and my confid I ence in it growd witn connuueu use. it diges's what you eat and quickly cures dvspepB'u. and indigestion. For pale by Foshny & Mason. Mr. Daly at Home Immediately upon receipt ol the news of the fire at Lakeview, Dr. Daly left his campaign work and Blurted tor home to render bis neighbors such service as will be needed in their great miatortune,leav. ing the campaign entirely in the hands of his fiiends throughout the district. He immediately telegraphed to a friend: "Express to our people mv heartlelt sympathy in their great loss. Shall re turn at once to render aid. While I bave lost nearly all I have, I deplore more the hardship and suffering the calamity has wrought upon my friends and lellow cit izens . Plenty of Tomato and Cabbage plant at C. E Brcwnell'e. . -ro Cure Coiistipatlun Purovbz. Tttlie Ovwinrrtls i';iuidy Cutliartto. lCoor&o. it G O. U. fall lo ouvh t'-mji'1' t rcf "nil m npy. Gonsiiftsition Headache, biliousness, heartburn, Indi gestion, and all liver Ills are cured by Hooei's Pilis ' Sold by all druggists, 25 cents. Canned Asparagrua At O E Buowx Worse than War. Hundred are kil'ed by war.but huadra of thousands ere killed by cons.imptio Ibtio would be no deaths at allouied l this terrible disease, if people could l made to unJerBtand (hat Shiioh'a CiU and Consaiupiion Cnre is t sure ramidy uK"ii in the early states, 25cts,53oti nd$l OOabottle. Drugis'swill refua the money if a cure is not effected. Fa sale by Fred Dawson . nou't Tolincco Spit ana Kuiolio lour Lire Andy. '."o quit lulmcco outilly and forever, bo muff, nt'llti. lull of lite, norvo and vigor, take No-To-Hue. tlie wmulor-worlter, that maltos weali men stro::g. All druggists, 60o or 11. Cureguaran teed. Ilooklet and samplo free. Addresn Sterling lteinedy Co., Chinaito 3r New YorlL i The Kind tou Have Always Bought, and which has been in uso for over 30 years, ha3 borne the signature of and has heen made under his por Jr sonal supervision since Its Infancy.' ttVT CUcAed Allow no one to deceive you in this. All Counterfeits, Imitations and Substitutes are but Ex-' pcrimcnts that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children Experience against Experiment,) What is CASTORIA Castoria is a substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Harmless and Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind , Colic. It relieves Toothing Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. . It assimilates tho Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Tho Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA!ALWAYS Bears the Signature of J The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. THC OCNTftUR OOMPANV, TT MUBHAV THrrT, NEW VOUK OITV. Buggy Paints. We carry Masury. They are considered by all painters to be the best on the market. House paints for fixing your chairs, bedsteads etc. for 25c. Any Color Paints of all kinds and remember we have the best . Kodaks our Special Bargains. REGULAR SPECIAL i Camera, - $ 2 50 $ 1 88 s " - 350 2 98 1 " - 5 00 4 00 1 " - - 500 395 1 " - - 10 00 8 35 1 " 12 00 9 60 1 - - 25 00 . 20 00 We now have a full line of Paints House Paints 5 gal., 1 gal., 1-2 gal., qts. FAMILYPAINTS QtsM pts., and 1-2 pts. Stains, Pts., 1-2 pts. Enamels. Complete line of Photo sup plies at lowest prices. Bicycle! Enamels 20s. a can. Dawson's drug store