Albany
Democrat
VOL. XX? U
ALBANY, OREGON. FRIDAY, JULY 1, 15)04.
NO. 17.
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CLOSING OUT SALE
i OF
SUMMER MILLINERY
Every Hat goes at
HALF PRICE.
Don't delay and then be sorry.
"THE LEADER MILLINERY."
(O. P.WOLCOll, Successor to O'NeilV
l" 331 W (first St.,Albany, Or.
BUSINESS
. (i.Will for jewelry.
F. M. French, Jtweler.
R.Anrn honed end set 25
8tal
Uai.ua.
0. B. Canthron. Dentist, office over
Cusick'e Bank.
Viereck'a Eihiliradt Hair Tonic re
Btores nair toil original color. Viereek
Ezema and Dandrnl Cure or money re
unded. 60o per bottle.
THINK OF THIa. 2500 journals and
magazines advertising the Laiuhlin
Fountain pen; wo carry a complete line
from $1.00 up 10 $3.00
EuitKUAUT & Lee.
Wny experiment with new brands of
Coffee when we can supply you with
that which has stood the test of years.
A cup for breakfast will make you
happy alll day long.
C. E. Brownell.
BreitenbasliHot Springs
The trail to the Brritenbush Hot
Springs ia now open We are prepared
to furnish pack and saddle horses at a
very reasonable rate. Parlies dt-eiring to
go to the Hot Sprinits or other lnountbin
resorts will find it their best interests to
address the undersigned (or information
as to rates, etc. SnoRT & Millov
Detroit
C. S. HARNISH,
'hotographer
-AND DEALER IN-
Photographic Supplies
Finishing for Amateurs Instructions Free.
Portraits in every Style
First Street, Albany, Oregon.
and perhaps
You Want to go Camping
We Have
also
Wire. Cots, Top Mattresses and Oanpine
Furniture.
Come in and ask us about it.
Don't forget that we carry a complete line
of Furniture, Carpets, LInolem, etc.
THE HOUSE FURNISHING CO., Albany, Oregon.
.The Missourian.,
C. C. PARKER, Proprietor.
A GENERAL STORE ;
HOME AND ABROAD.
Newport will give a big celebration
of the 4th of July this year.
W. H. Brunk, once an Albany man,
is now collector for the Ashland steam
laundry.
The big Examiner $10,000 cash price
is reported to have been received by
Mrs. L. M. Stoddard of Ogden, Utah.
5 cents is the nresent and nrnvnilinnr
price for chittim bark. Producers seem
to tninK tney win receive more than
that by considerable.-
The Ashland Tidings says a fire at
the depot in Albany did damage
amounting to $2,000 before the flames
were stopped. About 100 times too
much.
Mrs. A. M. Berry, of Ashland, has a
bed quilt 128 years of age. It was com
pleted a short distance from Boston
just as the battle of Bunker Hill was
announced.
Corvallis Times: Another business in
dustry has sprung into existance in Cor
vallis, and the carriage factory, or that
part of it remaining in this city to be
put into active service. Bodine & Peck
is the name of the new firm, and the
proprietors hail from Linn county. A
warehouse and stock yard have been
opened up at the carriage factory ite,
and all kinds of grain and produce will
be stored for anyone wishing such ac
comodation. OASTOHIA,
Bears tho The Kind You Have Always Bought
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
The Doings of the Entire World
A Japanese Victory.
Tnk-m .Tnnn 9-v Admiral Toiro
ports an engagement at Port Arthur prospects.
last Thursday in whice a battleship of I
the Peresviet type was sunk and a bat- a horse race loses its merit if not
tleship of the Sevastopol type and a j absoluteiy th
first-class cruiser of the Diana typej " ""'y on me square.
were damaged. The Japanese fleet
was practically undamaged. i- Let the road be built into the Blue
The report is general here' that the River mines from Linn county. Push
Port Artqur fleet came out of the har- the proposition,
bor Thursday and engaged the Japanese i ,
I There is nothing more nauseating
Fores lloinbiiied . j than a newspaper quarrel over news-
Liao Yang, Jvne 24. It is reportep paper affairs. Eugene is having one.
that Generals Oku and Kuroki have
JrvfflWlattTtrfT,alk!. Tak"-ay the gambHng features of
nf n nn. 0nrao5mfint shortlv. It is
It IS
also rumored that the Japanese forces
which were recently advancing in this
direction have fallen back on Feng
Wang Cheng. The value of the rouble
has now returned to tho normal.
Perdicaris Free
Tangier, June 25. Ion Perdicardis
and Cromwell Varley, who were cap
tured bv the bandit Raisuli, have jnst
oM.rmi" PitvUonvU whs irrp.itlv nleased
t01 k tho
townsmen, who met him in great num-
bers.
IJefore Port Artiiur.
Chicago, June 24. A special to the
n.nilv News from Chefoo savs.
Another demonstration took place off,
. . .1 . T:: u
Jfori Artnur yesteruay. r irmg ucgan
from the forts about 10 a. m. and con -
tinued until 10 p. m. The program
was about the same as on the previons
day.
Cabinet Cha.mes.
Washington, June 24. A sweeping
change in the Cabidet of President
Roosevelt was Bnnouncea omciau at vne
White House today. The announcement
came as tollows:
l5leaAf r:nt,;f ,Sr,tm0nr
are announced-
TSiX?'' f MaSSaChUSett3'
Paul Morton ot Illinois, oecreiary oi
the Navv.
Victor H. Metcalf of California, Sec
retary of Commerce and Labor.
Kansas Slorms
Topekv, June 24. -Heavy rain, wind
and hail tonight seriously damaged the
imaged the
wheat cron in the central
the state. Lindsborg and Junction
report uiau latue iieius ui wiiuau nurc
l1nfl!,tnnBd Kv the storm. The har-
x i ...i . u..
vest was about to begin. A small tor
nado in Concordia unroofed many build
ings. OUR WANTS
WAiimu. - A hrst class carriage
j 1 1.1 j ft
&7.t STK" brganTnd
Carnage Factory.
LOST: Asmallsquarepocketbookwith
picture 01 Washington on back. Will,
give finder half of contents for re
turn of purse to Democrat office. I
FOR SALE. A camp, fruit or vegeta- j
ble wagon. Call upon X. F. Boom, 1
comer izcn ana uottage 3treets.
ALL KINDS of sewing machines re-
paired. Work guaranteed at
OlfinMl 1 OVA iliJ V. VU.
WANTED. -A man to work in Maple
Ridge Dairy in Bryant's Park.
FOUND. -On the streets of Albany, a
package of underclothing. At the
Democrat office.
,
Inquire"
FOR SALE. A good binder.
of E. E. Warford, this side the
Ian'
ground.
LOST: A dog, black body, brown legs,
ears straight up, bob tail, white spot
in ioreneaa, nan snepnera, nair bull.
strayed from Gates, answers to name
or B. F. Ellsworth, Albany.
LOST Somewhere in Albany, a gold
necklace, with gold heart set with
pearls. Please return to Virgil
Parker. 1
FOR SALE: One Advance separator
32X52 with wind stacker. No 1 ma
chine, also 10 horse J. I. Case engine.
Write or call crll on L. B. Luper, 1
Tangent, Ore.
WANTED. A good blacksmith heTpTr
at Snyder & Bryants. Must have
had experience! 1
FOR SALE. Four good lots near Mud-'
ison street school. Call upon Mrs. j
Thomas Thomas, 705 Montgomery fit. '
CARPENTRY. -E. Hartsock
Son-
are prepared to do carpentry work of
all kinds on satisfactory terms.
Many years experience. 4th and Vino
streets, Albany.
STRAYED: Two horses from the farm '
01 nenry unrt, near Shedd, one a
sorrel pony six years of age, the oth-:
er a yearling grev bald Taced colt.
Please report to rienry Ohrt, Shedd.
PASTURING. Fine pasture half a"
mile east of brick vard. $1 a k..j ;
per month. W. C. Mitchell. I
PLAIN WASHING and 'ironing- nml! "J
sewing wanted. Leave orders at La
selle Bros. Grocery.
Albar.y
oattle.
city lets fcr trade for'f
H. BnyNT
wom-sei..r.ed8 bwood. $2 5o pr
cord, ds ivered. 8a I'o.ik,
PhonBed 322. '
MISFITS.
A Mixture of Things and Thoughts
Distance lends enchantment to outing
nor;e, races peculiar to the big tracks
, . . l .v.m; uifc urttfta
aio no more interesting con-
tests,
Arrangements for summer outings
are now in progress. Where are you
going for additional ozone and the ab
sence of worry.
Harry Murphy, artist on tho Oregon
ian, makes some e-ood linos, but his
conceutions are cpnpmllv hnwihlo
republican paper even calls the work
ghastly.
The Democrat likes the way Oley
Woodworth's horse pokes its nose out
and ''saws wood." It is the Msuiri S .
and Goldsriiith Maid Style and it is the
4.1..... "
gun, mat. wins,
1
Fairbanks has been nominated only
two days but it is learned that hisnom-
- ! ination was to nleasn Wnll .troof thnf
iie was selected dy tiarnman as a safe
man for the trusts.
The principal event in the circuit
court at this city next week will be the
trial of Oscar Rogoway, indicted on the
?harg? of ars,on at Lebann- Witnesses
aoubb?end.&paiace?nd tdal
. .
Brownsville.
in town Tuesday evening and is the
mioa juiia Alien. OI Ainanv. nvnvpri
guest of Mrs Harry Park
At th ' .
At th b ' ti. ' f t. p.
tu Kiiui num tne iyuanicnicinthipii-v
aerain hold t.hn 1Qn.E;rt;rT.;.i'r.i..a n:i.
Ttio rnlln...;nn oi
1.ne,fo'1.owm? officers
A. W. Stnnnrrl nrnairiont. t tj Tjoi'
iuuuwiiiir omcers wnvp ppctcri'i
vice president: O. P. Coshow,' secretary
Peter Hume, treasurer: Rev R Robe'
chaplain; H. R. Powell, G, C. Copley!
, W, H, Averill, directors.
' H. B, Moyer has dacided to reside in
tvowiisvillo hereafter, consenuentlv
;" " , 5 I j
Jaw mill Saturday.
himself and wife moved down from the
We understand
H-'M
".-- i" B?na
ber businss.
All Kinds ot Sprinklers,
At the Albany Hardware Co's from
25 cents un.
, The Blake, with its wide spread,
' The Admiral Dewey for anv place.
Vy. U. VJ., fllUilU UUt eilCCtlVe.
'I'nn(lnl.l 1 'i- 1. .
i'ne Oakland, which is all right,
Numerous nozzles etc.
I
Sick headache results from a dis
orde ed btomach and is auicklv cured
by OnambxTlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. For sale by Foahay & Mason.
..
FOR RENT. A furnished cottage, six
rooms, on Nye Creek. Call upon T.
G. Hopkins or wife.
ricint -n
weutv-hve citv I. .1 n lor
xale in the rlackleinan htjira 1st addi
tion to Allnny, which adj !. Main
street .hiee hlocka f.om thu Madison
Htrnet: School, for parllculars inquiie
of the uudcrsigni'tl.
T. P. Haclickman,
l. D. Hacklkman
Groceries,
Produce
and Fruit
The freshest, best find largtet variety
" Wi '
A. 0. BEAM'S.
"THE PRUDENTIAL"
Life Insurance Co.
F. E. ALLEN,
Specia Agent.
FOR SALE.
Some small pieces of
property, cheap
lvPvvJi """"i'
CUSRVM A MONTEIfU.
RELIGIOUS
Baptist church. Services at the us
ual hours, preaching by tho pastor,
Rev. S. A. Douglas. Sabbath school at
close of morning service, is. Y. P. S.
at 6:45. Midweek prayer serviceThus
day 7:45 p. m. All are invited to bo
present at these services.
U. P. church : Preacbing by the pas
tor Rev. White at 10:30 and 7:30. Sab.
bath school 11:45, Junior En-'tayor,
3:30, Senior Endeavor 6:30.
St. Peters Epiecopsl cburch crner7,h
and Lyon 8te: MHrvicea on Sunday at
11 a. m, anil 7:30 p. m.
St Mary's Catholic Church Vov
Rev Louis Metayer Rector and Dm.
Sunday High Maes and Sermon at 10:30
a m. Sunday School at the Academy ut
8pm Voapera and evening Drapers
Benediction at 7:30. Daily Hervicu Low
Macs 7am every morning.
Congregational c'nurch cor. Ferrv and
4ih elu: Services every Sunday at 10:30
a. di. and 7:30 p. rn., piecblng bv the
pastor. Snuday school convenes at 12
a. m and the Ihritrtian Endeavor at
6:30 p. m. All are invited 10 attend
G. W. Nelson, Pastor.
Preaching at thf Onmburiand Presby
terian church morning and evening by
the pastor, Rjv. Walker
Kirs' PrtBhilerian t-hu'ch.cor. P.road
alhin auJ Fifth streets. Publio worship
Huu pruucuirg at iv:mi a. m. aim 7 :hu p.
m. Sunday soool t 11 :45 a. m. Y. P.
8. O. K. tiNlO p. m. Prayer meeting
Thnreday evening 7:30. All arj cord
iul'y invited to the services.
Christian and misB'orary alliance
meotlng everr Nabbath alternoon at 3
t-. m. at the VV. 0. T. TJ. Hall. All are
invited
M.E. obarch: Preaching by the pan
tor at 10:30 a. m..and 7:30 d. m. Sunday
aobool at 11:45, Eowotth and Intermed-
lale League at 6:30, claee meeting 6:30.
I A" wl" welcome.
M. E. church Sonlh Rev. C. W.
Pojue, pastor. Preaonini; at H a. m.
and 7-30 p. m. 8. 8, at 10 a.m. Ep
worth League at 7 p, m. Weekly prayer
meuti iB Tnnreday nwnmg.
Lebanon.
Prom the E. A. :
Mva w r. d..j f ah...... ..::-.i
her. daughter, Mrs. - Chandler, a few
days this week.
P tt T,,: .. i i i t j
a WHIl!t, was sick at Jordan
a few days recently, was able to come
u j .," i
I y y'
Mrs. Pritchard and1 daughter, Miss
Ruth, of Aberdeen, Wash., and Mrs.
i 1 j
i there will be a orreat volcanic eruntion
w.. vm- cwuie uciuic 1,1113 ruuiui
1 of Petet'son's butte. It will be one of
'. tle Kreatest displays of fireworks ever 1
Seen " he ?Punty,
I A fine present came to tho , homo of '
ev- Carman this week, Tuesday, in I
, e .snaPe ot an excellent piano. ' His
oauBnter is responsible for this mstru-
munt- one "ves at urow Wing, and of
HOGS FOR SALE Largs EnRlish tivrk
ehi'es.Our foundalion stock coin?e
liom best herds in the Unlied 8ttes
and stock ht rale la regieteied and m b
good ut cm La had anvnheie. We
also llllVS a fine VHarlinu. mointKntft !
saorthorn hull. we will sell reie'iiittb'e,
Cull on or write .
Pacific KunsKnY Co.,
i'ang'nt, Ore.
DR. flWAN'rSTlLESTlhoTSell
known remedy for the cure of female
weakness and piles. Any one wishing
It should call upon or write to 1;a. O.
B. Hansard of LeDauon, ihe sole
agent for Albany,
EXEGUIGR'S MOTIUE,
Notice is hereby given that the undar-
slgoe.l have been by Mm County Court
ci Linn uountv, uregon, appointed ex , rupt, and transact such other business
.''B '7, ' "cutor of the estate of as may properly come before said meet
Llijati H. Coats, cKceed. AllperBim ing.
haung claims against the said estale are Dated at Albany, Oregon, this 24th
uv....v.. .v ciwnii inn Bauiu
ll,(lorijr toijlim Ufa L'lU U I11CB Ol J. J.
Whitney. Alnany, Oregon, within six
months from Ihe date hereof.
June 24, 1904.
Hbsteu Mahuaiirt CoATS,Executrix.
Euoicnic VicToit Coats, Exututor.
J. J. Whitney, Atturnoy.
Dyeing and Cleaning
Albany Dye Works.
201 E. First Street.
Dry Cleaning a Specialty.
Goods culled for and delivered without extra charge.
Telephone Black 591.
STEEL
-ON
INSTALLMENT PLAN
GA.LL AND SEE US
STEWART & SOX IID W CO.
319-..32lEW.;2rHg St.
. Albany, Oregon.
To the Public
Didn't yoji know you'd be treated
right at
Carter's Sugar Bowl?
We have the finest Ice Cream, the
purest Chocolates and our Soda
Fountain drinks are the very best.
BOARD AND
FEED STABLES.
Corner Ellsworth and Sixth Streets.
W. B. Gilson, Proprietor
Horsc3 and team3 boarded and cared
for.
Teams for excavation, hauling wood
etc.
Terms reasonable.
Public Sale
Of Registered Jersey cattle, Clydes
dale Hoi-ses, Poland China Hogs, and
Cotswold Sheep, to be held at the
Oak Ridge Jersey Farm,
Located 6 miles south of Albany, and
4 miles east of Corvallis, on Wednes
day, June 29, 1904, commencing at 9
o'clock a. m:
35 head of young geldings, mares and
colts, registered and unregistered, 1
registered Clydesdale stallion, 2 years
pl'a, beautiful bay with no white, ' 20
nead ot tine dairy Jerseys, registered
and unregistered cows and heifer, the
finest bred herd ever offered for sale in
the state, 4 young bulls, got by Qod?n
Glows Chief.
1 complete steam senavnt.lnir nnt.Afc '
consisting of one 2-horse boiler, 1
1 Sharploss cream Separator. 600 lbs.
1 ca-?acly; 1 M0!?!1. team PumP,h.f,ad.
with pipes and fittings; 1 grain drill.
iciiiis. uiio year h nine on approved
security, without interest, anf 6 per
cent discount for cash. V
1 ree lunch and horse feed,
nlentv of
shed room, and the most courteous
treatment. .
Sale rain or shine, plenty shelter.
MARK HULBURT,
JUDGE BARTON, Proprietor.
Auctioneer. 1
FOOUTAIN PEM3-Buy the hind that
Is adveitiOHd ami one that i guarHUtued
The Liughlin ; we have a cirni lets line
roin $1 00 up. BuitKiiAnr I.bb.
Bankrupt Notice.
In tho District Court-of the United
States 'for the District of Oregon.
In tho matter of Frank P. Slate and
John Slate, partners doing bnsiness un
der the name of Slate Bros., bankrupts.
No. 828 in bankruptcy.
To the creditors of Frank P. Slate
and John Slate, of Tangent, in the
County of Linn, and District aforesaid
bankrupts:
Notice is hereby given that on tho
18th day of Juno A. D 1904, the said
Frank P. Slate and John Slate were
duly and adjudicated bankrupts; and
that the first meeting of their creditors
will be held at Albany, Oregon, in said
district, in the office of the undersigned
reforee.on Wednesday the sixth day of
July, A. D., 1904., at ono o'clock in tho
afternoon, at which time the said cred
itors may attend, prove their claims.
1 appoint a trustee, examine the bank'
uay oi uune, iyu4.
C. C. Bryan-p.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
HOUSE M0VINJ,-l,H,la8 raising and
handling a 1 klnua heavy machinery,
carefully attended to b Peter ltuet
uer Phone red 161, Albany.
RANGES
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