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Albany Democrat vols xxu ALBANY OREGOiN, FRIDAY. FEBRUARY,; 1904. NO 30 Siting Spring Spring Millinery The .'IRST ehowiog of ew Spring Millinery. We are early with theBe goods but trade demands I1. Remembei Wintes Hats still are gjing at any price to get rid of them eo give us a call. "THE LEADER MILLINERY." (O P.WOLCOIT, Successor to O'NellV ' l" r ' . 331 W First St.,Albany, Or BUSINESS t. ti.Will for jewelry. AneK'int dispiay oi silverware a If. G. bill's. Rore honed olid Bet 25 Sta Baths. Weddine, engagement and other rings n the latest dusigus at Y. G. Will's. Viereck's Ehiliraut Hair Tonic re stores uair toin original color. Viereck Ezema and Dandrnt Cure-or money re funded. 60o per bottle. . Mr. W m, S. Orane., of Cilifcraia, Md., sufferd for jears from rheumatism and iKnr,n Ma joq finailv ndvipfed to tr7 Chiml'erlain'i f sin Ba!m, v.tich he did and it effected a complete cvre. Fcr salt by Foshay & Mason. Bears fhs J?1118 KM Vm 1)3,9 AI"a,S A. O. BEAM, '; Blumberu Block Groceries, Fruits, and Veg etables, Breads, Cakes and Cookies. Everything the market af fords always on hand. Phone black 462. Annual Banquet of the Linn Co. . Prohibition Club. Ihe9tb annual meeting and banquet of tbe Linn Od. Prohibition Club will be held at the W. 0. T. U. hall In Albany, Saturday, February 27,1904. . The election of officers and business mteting will begin at 11 o'clock a. m., the banquet at 12:30 p. m. Following tbe banquet thoie will be an addrees by Hon. Oliver W, Stewart, ot Chicago, chairman of the National Prohibition Committee. . In the even' ing beginning at 7:30 Mr. Stewart will nlnn address tbe citizens of Linn county at the Christian church. Mr. Stewart being one of the most noted orators in tbe United States it is coo fidemlv ex pected that there will be a large attend ance at all of IbeBe meetings. ' A cordial invitation is extended to all prohibitionists of the connty to attend and participate in tbe banquet, tbe tables to be bb heretofore by those at tending, A general invitation is ex tended to the public 10 bear tbeaddreBBes of Mr. Stewart. E. K. Crawford, W. P. Elmore, Secretarv. President. Chronic Constipation Cured. The most important discovery of recent years is the positive remedy for constipation. Cascarets Candy Cathartic. Cure guaranteed, lienu- inn tablets stamped C. C. C Never sold in bulk. . Druggists, ioc. TELEGRAPHIC. Censorship Abolished. bT. Petehsburo, Ff b. 19. The Rus sian government today abolished the censorship on all news and other tele grams going abroad, with tbe exception ot tbe erdiuary war censorship during hostilities . The lifting of the embargo which has existed for generations, on the free trans mission of news from the Russian Em pire came as a direct reBUit tf considera tion of the subject by tbe Czar himself Twentyfotir Killed. Oqdes , Utah, Feb. 19 Twenty-four perssons were killed and 12 badly ' in jured this afternoon by the explosion of a carload of dynamite, caused by a head on collision at Jackson, a telegraph sta tion on the Ogden-Lucin cut on ot tbe Southern Pacifio Company, Eight of the dead and live ot the injured are Americans The others are Greeks. A St. Louis Riot. . St. Louis. Feb. 19. In an effort to close a poolroom that has for a long lime opera tea lu tbe outskirts ot maai- Bon, 111., three Constables, augmented by a posse of citizens, and bearing war rants for the arrest of six men connected with the noolroom. precipitated a riot today, which resulted in theshooting of six men, one of whom may die. For'Chemawa. Washington. Feb. 19 The Hous committee on Indian affairs, on repre;. sentations ot congressman nermannr has agreed to appropriated $132,200 ion tne tsalem Indian Bciiooi, or sm.uuu 1 excess of the amount asked for by th department. Mr. Hermann has Becured $15,000 for a brick hospital and has bad tbe capacity oi tbe school increased from 550 to 600. A Russian Revolution. Geneva, Feb. 20. Russia is facing B evolution of great magnitude and t uprising may come at any moment. A' the headquarters of tbe central revolu tionary Russian committee tbiB evebing it was Btated that advices received from St, Petersburg show that every thing ie now in readiness for a farreacbing revo lutionary movement. GET READY For the Spring work. Get GARDEN SEED, 2 papers for 5o. Get GRASS SEED, fresh homegrown, Get PLANET JR., Garden Tools, Get MOWS, RAKES. Get PLOWS, Cultivators, Drills, elc. Get -Everything for the Farm and Gar. den. Get ibem at STEWART & SOX HDW. CO. GO CART S FOR THE BABIES... Our new, stock of Go-Gar ts has ar rived. We are sure we can furn ish you , JUST WH AT YOU NEED. They are adjustable, can be placed NUMEROUS POSI ri0N5,AUT0ri 0BILE GEAR, CUSHION TIRES, and are fitted with BRAKES. In fact they are the best carts on the market and you will make a mis take if you do not come and see them before buying. v THE HOUSE FURNISHING CO., Albany, Oregon. .The Missour ian.. C, C. PARKER, Proprietor. . . . A GENERAL STORE. . DR. MRS, RAMSEY, Osteopath MISFITS. 8ome nations act like overgrown boys. The Dowager Empress again dead. of China is Wheat Goes Up. Chicago, Feb. 19. In the midst oe excitement unequaled on the 'change since tbe days ot tbe Letter deal in 1898, tne price oi wneat to. May tlelivert touched the dollar mark today and no content with this acbievemeut continued its ' upward march until $1.03 was reached. Difficult Digestion That is dyspepsia. . It makes life miserable. Its sufferers eat not because they want to, -but simply beeaiK.i.- they must. . They kJiuw Uiey i.ro irritable and fretful but they cannot bo otherwise. They complain of a bad taste In the mouth, a tenderness at the pit of the stom ach, an uneasy feeling of puffy fulness, headache, heartburn and what not.. Tho effectual remedy, proved by perma nent cures of thousands of severe cases, is Hood's Sarsaparilla Big bodies move slowly and Russia will probably be heard from. Popular loanB at Salem have become bo popular that the city continues to oorrow money. A concert company of bagpipers is coming down through the valley. Will AiDany eicape. (150,000 loss on that Seliwood woolen mill, sounds big to people familf with the value of tbe plant. One wouldn't minx it irom mat uregoman picture. Some one says there are fearB of a world war, bnt as a matter of fact there is no danger of anything of the kind. Complications may arise over tbe pres- sent war, but they will undoubtedly be settled amicably. A political communication in tho Ore eonian today, from Albany, is aenuine "hot air," particularly tbs assertion that tbe .republican party has never seen more harmony here than now. 1'he opposite is (rue. Gov. Gier in the Statesman justifies the course of tbe superintendent of tbe penitentiary in using etate supplies for bis family, simply because the Gover nor's superintendent did (be same thing. At the same time if it is contrary to law it should be stopped regardless of re publican precedent. The democratic officials in the peni teutUry have been following in the foot BtepB of the r republican piedecessorB by boarding themselves of! the state, always done in .that institution, and now the republican paperB of the nute are trying to make capital out of 1 Wouldn't that jar Mt. Hood. Why back in Washington hundreds ot republican officials are driving handsome and ex pensive rigs at the expeuBe of the gov ernment. runs in on expense account. OoDsistency ie a jewel some people know nothing about. Brownsville. From tbe Times : Mr. II, Parks has nurchased tbe L. R. Bierly farm of 204 aires, situated about three miles west of this city, paying $26 per acre for l'. Mr. Parka and family came here recently from Jewell, Kansas. air. Bier.v purcnaeed the larm about tiro years ago paying $10 per acre for it. F, B. Adams, the artist, and Geo. Rulfe,wbo have been painting the opera bouse cvrtsine, bnisbed their labors Fridav and Saturday werttaSnrinefield from which place they returned Tuesday and Wednesday returned to their home at Albany. Messrs. O. B. Foley and E. F. Steel. the eleotricians who have had charge of tne work ot installing tbe electric ugbt plant in this city, left today for their home at Indianapolis, Indiana. Mr. Foley ia engaged to assist in instalHoi an electrio railroad and big power plant at 1UIWU, UUU Will IfO tU 11IH1 place alter visiting in Indianapolis. Tbe work of finishing tbe 'iretalliog ot the Brownsville plant is under tbe supervis ion of Mr. Joe Ralston, of Albany. Albany lor ibe wni DO YulJ COUGH? Do vou know that a little couch is a dangerous thing? Are you aware that it often fastens on the lungs, and far too oftene runs into consumptioj and end) in death? Acker's English Remedy for cougbB, Colds and Consumption is beyond question the greatest of all modere rem. edies. It will Btop a cough in one night and it will oheck a cold in a day. It will prevent Croup, relieve Asthma and elite Consumption; Our faith in it is so strong tnat we guarantee every bottle to give satufaction or money back. At Foshay & . WUBOnB. U. P. CHURCH. Scio. From the News: Frank Dickey was over from Tuesday, tie bad put In a bid position of electrician. Albert Hunt and family this week moved to a farm they have purchased on the road from Sanderson bridge to Albany. Dr. Prill assisted by Drs. Hill cf Al bany and Smith of Jefferson, performed an operation upon a eon of O. FreiUg of T,homas, for appendicitis Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Collins, of Al bany, visited relatives in Boio Saturday ast, MrB, A. W, Ficklin and son, Lyle, of Albany, viBited her daughter, Mrs. Walter Bllyeu.' The Masonic lodge of this city are having the second story of the J. A. Bilyeu brick transformed into a ball. Tho. upper story of this building was purchased by tbem about two years ago lor tuio purpose. Saturday; Feb. 20, 8 O'clock Under auspices of Y. W. ;0. ;A.' of ALBANY COLLEGE. "They 8ing the Songs that have -touched the Heart of the World." Thirty-third Year of Organization. Same Managent for Twenty Years. THE ORIGINAL Fisk Jubilee Singers. Tickets, 60 eta. Hood's Pills are tho beat oatharUoT OUR WANTS Lebanon. O. F. f. A. Members Notice. Members of the Oregon Fire Relief Association may now present their cer- ificates at the Albany office of tha as ociation at 312 West 2nd Si. for attach ment of mortaga clause, assignment of certificate, vacancy permit, or change oi premium on account of increase or de crease Hazard, formerly these priv ileges ;have been granted only by the McMionville office. Uur association continues to prosper under its preBent conservative - manage ment ana eave money for its members. The annual report for 1903 sboa s $16, 692,797 insurance in force with a net gain of $2,646,637. ThiB is tbe largest annual gain in tbe history of the associa tion. Obegoh Fibb Relief Association, C. C. Bryant, Agent, ALBANY OPlHU HOUSE From the E. A.: J, L. O uey will leave soon for a visit t6 the Alberta country, Canada. He goeB to look at tbe country with a view to moving toere, Mr. Frank West, a well-known young man ol ttna place, ana Mrs. a, J, Kum baugb, of Sweet Home, were marrid at Waterloo Wednesday evening. February 17, 1904. Tbey will reside at Sweet Home, - - M'ibb FloSBie Spurting went ti Albany today to attend tbe marriage of her friend, Miss Baltimore, to a gentlemua named Garrison He has been a sold ier in tbe Pbilipinea and has juBt re ceived his dieobarge from the arm?, at San Francisco. WANTED to secure a good home for a gin oi fourteen. Apply at out) a. ata btreet, Albany, - i .- WANTED Three furnished rooms for light house keeping. Call on or ad dress D.E. Hart, Real Estate Office, North Broadalbin etreet. ' HOUSE MOVING, house raising and Handling an kinds heavy, machinery, carefully attended to b Peter Ruet -ner Phone red 161, Albany, WANTED Party to contract cutting timber off land cIobs to Albany. . Call at once oo S. N, Steele & Co. FOR TRADE. A buggy for a one horse waguu. vauaponn.il. uioagett at 9th and Washington street. . WOOD FOR SALE. Only dry wood . Bbea, ash, nig nr, medium Br and maple, delivered already 'sawed Leave orders at O. E. Hrownell's and Howard & Price's. W. J. Fisher. KOR SALE. House and two lota.Eight room nouae, two lots, with orcbard and out buildings. Fine location. No 341 E 4th aad R. R. St. John Brush DR. 8 AN'S PAS VILE ib a sure cure for lemale weakness. Anyone wishing it should call or write Mrs, G. B. Han sard, of Lebanon. MARCH 1ST. RICHARD & PRINGLE S : FAMOUS GEORGIA MINSTRELS 50 PEOPLE 50 2-BAN PS -2 A Oar Load of Scenery. 6 Big Comed ians. Special Train of Pullman Pal ace Cars. 12 Comedians. 16 Danaers. 24 Solo Singers. 10 Big Ollio ActB A Magnificent Fres Street Parade TakeB Place Daily, 11:80. PRICES Lower Flour, 75c; Baicon, 50c; Gallery, 36c. TWO PRINCIPLES ARE AT STAKE. Government Timber Lands. It seemB to be a general'idea among tbe people that all the valuable vacant gov ernment land in Oregon has been taken. Such is not the caoe, as I can Bhow you 23 quarter Bsctins of government rand that will cut from 2 to 6 million feet per eaoh quarter of Sugar and Yellow Pine, Cedar and Oregon Pine, in very desira able locations for timber claims and homeBteads, close tu town and the rail road, with good roads leading to them. If you lnteud taking a tlmt,er claim or homestead, first let me show you some claims and thou before tilinii, go and see what others will sho 7 you, I want you to get all tbe timber and in the beet location that you can for your money. Literature furnished on application. My location fee is $125, W. - B Sherman, Rooms 10 and 12 Masonio Temple, Grants Pass, Ore. l,ou distance h o e 731. JUST RECEIVED . by Carter &Robson Agricultural Implements. Ceder Posts, Woven Wire Fence All kinds seeds. Car load Oil Meal White & Stone , Real Estate Exchange ' irst door South of Reading room Cor vallis, Or. We are now prepared to andle and guarantee satisfaction with any business placed ir 0'ir hands. COWS FOR SALE About fifty bead of cholee Jerseys. Wishing to engage in other business we offer for sale our entire herd of young Jersey cattle. Obuice cows $30 per head, young cowl $20 to $26- All coming fresh soon. Laskixi Bros. 2 miles south east ol Albany, CLOVER SEED lor sale at 12X osnts par pmiuu, uieaa aisikb bgbu, uau on or address M. K. Roth, R. D. 1, oa the 8. A. Daweonf arm on tbe Lebanon road, LEADERS FOR 1904. One is the open attempt to make Disk Plows regardless ofonrrights;' tbe other to make a plow that will d- the work any who, a, any time, in any hands The Handcock Disk Plow Company, Alton, III., has on deposit at different points in tbe United States the sum of $500.00, aa a chal lenge to any and ait comers for disk plow honors A oompettive plowing campaign will begin with the early Spring ana some oi tbe lalrlngers win nave to plow or "taae 10 tne wouas. nr moi TJinin mm fLUij RAMBLER fierce Bicycles ' Bicycles ?weH. , Belter than ever. Strongest, National Bicycles Li2hest' All nations ride National Bicycles rastest,' '. ; For 1804 Bee the New Cushion I'ramo Racycle Bicycles andSpfla8Fo"t- Absolutely dust proof Hangers, fishing Tackle The most complete line of Clean ut Razors, Bicycle Merchandise in the city. . !. ' Bkyde' Kepairinj a specially. Pocket Knives and Scissors CFT THE CESDIBB HilDOOCK DISK PLOW CO., ILL, 1 Sl.OND:STREET between BROADALBlN'atidFRRYSTREET: I- W. II. MILLER. Agents, Albany, Or. -