Albany
C'tA
VOL. XL
ALBANY, OREGON FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 17, 1905.
NO. t).
l$emocrat
ALBANY.
People Who Come and Co.
Max Wolf, Cincinnati.
F. N. Libby, Portland.
G. S. Wright. McMinnville.
P. M. Scroggin, Lebanon.
D. H. Looney and wf, Jefferson.
A. 0. Johnsn, Portland.
S. C. Vaught, Portland.
. E. L. Payne, Gates.
J. W. Holmes, Omaha.
G. T. Averell, Medford.
B. Searle, " ;
Geo. McCurdy, Niagara.
Clyde Rowell, Prinville. '
Grant Nicholls, Plainview.
DON'T GO AWAY After Mandolin,
Guitar or Violin strings; we sell them
and good ones too. If we have'nt what
you want in stock we will gladly order
for you. Violins, Mandolins and Guitars,
always in stock cheap.
Burkhart & 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,
Orecon's greatest mutual fire insurj
knee company is the 0. F. E. A. C.
C. Bryant agt.
"NETTIE THE NEWS GIRL,"
A Sensational and Scenic Melodrama, from the pen of
Lem B- Parker, the attraction at the Albany Opera House;
Thursday, February 16, 1905.
PRICES-50 and 25 cents. Seats on sale at Woodworth's.
ROYAL
f McKillop & DeVaney, Propietors.
In Elegant New Quarters in the
Strahan Block, two floors.
Board and lodging by the day or week.
Meals on European plan. First class
meals. Pleasant sleeping rooms,
WE ARE IB
THE MARKET
For Chickens, Eggs,
Butter and all kinds
of Produce, at the
highest market price
Call and see us.
BsYafley & MQnte.Grocers,
v ' BaltimoreiBlock, 'Albany ,',Or
DR. J. MYERS,
Physician and Surgeon
Office in Tweedale Block.
Phone: Office, Main Ked 41; residence,
Black 543. , .
MORE SENSATIONS.
Portland, Feb. II. (Special) Im
portant developments were made be
fore the Federal Grand Jury today
concerning the plot to blacken Federal
District Attorney Heneys character.
County District Attorney John Man
ning, Patrolman Carlson and A. J. Van
Dyne examined. Indictments for con
spiracy to obstruct justice it is report
ed were voted against ex-District At
torney John Hall, Henry W. Ford, De
tective J. H. Hitchings, lawyer and A.
P. Caylor to be made public either this
afternoon or Monday.
A Northwest Storm.
Portland, Feb. 11. -(Special) -The
entire northwest is in the grip of the
severest cold wave for years. Accom
panied by a gale a blizzard raged
throughout the eastern and central Ore
on last night, with heavy snowfalls.
Lowest temperature at Shaniko 15 be-
Oats for Sale.
275 bushels spring oats for sale at 45
cents a bu., including sacks.
C. B. Settlemier,
226 2nd. street,
Albany, Or"
ifS HETT1E THEEWS SIM.?":
Garden Seeds.
Our new crop of Garden Seeds in
bulk Have arrived. When in need of
the best and freshest seeds, you will
find them at our store.- All our old
seeds have been destroyed, no old stock
on hand. Prices on new seeds the same
as you have been paying for old. Also
a full line of farm seeds, the most com
plete stock in Albany, at lowest prices.
SENDERS FEED STORE,
122 Ferry Stree:.
Pigs for Sale.
Large English Berkshires. Our found
ation stock comes from best herds in
the United State3 and stock for sale is
registered and as good as can be had
anywhere. We also have a fine yearl
ing, registered shorthorn bull, we will
sell reasonable. Call on or write
Pacific Nursery Co.,
.Tangent, Ore.
DR. RAMSEY,
OSTEOPATH
Office: 226 Broadalbin Street.
Phone, Black 482. Hours, 9-12; 1-5.
Graduate Pacific College, Los Ar
geles, Cal., Post graduate Anuria n
School, Clarksville, Mo.
MORE SENSATIONS. JncUKANU JUlvT. , . AlfctiTS.
RESTAURANT.
Portland, Feb. 11, (SpeciaL)-The
Federal Grand jury has voted indict
ments against Congressman J. N.
Williarafon, Dr. Van Gessner, William
son's partner, Marion R. Biggs, U. S.
Commissioner at Prineville, for con
spiracy to defraud the government out
of its pubiic lands.
Indictments will be made public either
this afternoon or Monday. Sensational
developments are promised this afternoon.
SENSATIONAL CONFESSION.
Portland, Feb. 11.-) Special) -Judge
Alfred H. Tanner, Mitchell's law part
ner, made full confession in Judge
Bellingers court this afternoon. Says
Mitchell received moneys for all fees.
Strike Fatalities.
Berlip, Feb, 11. According to press
dispatches from Kattowitz, Russian
Poland, a collision occurred between
15,000 strikers and the military at the
Russian station of Skarzysko, in which
24 strikers were killed and 40 wounded.
The military, it is also reported, fired
on strikers at Ostrowicz, out the cas
ualties are not known.
;No Statehood.
Washington, Feb. 10. Statehood
for Oklahoma and New Mexico will not
granted during this session of Congress
unless it be on the lines provided in the
House statehood bill. This was decided
today at a conference of republican
members of the House.
Wiil Be Turned Down.
Washington, Feb. 10. Senator El
kins, chairman of the committee on in
terstate commerce, called upon Presi
dent Roosevelt this afternoon and in
formed him that the Senate could not
at this session of Congress give him
the railroad legislation desired.
Bad Weather.
Butte. Mont.. Feb. 10. Traffic is
delayed and passenger service is im
peded by the storm now raging in Mon
tana and North Dakota. All the trans
continental trains from the Fast are
from three to six hours late, being de
layed by the snow and wind.
RELIGIOUS
At the Congregational Church to
morrow the pastor will conduct services
at 10:30 A.M., and7:30P.M. Sunday
school and Y. P. S. C. E. at the usual
hours. Everybody invited.
RFirst Christian church: Sunday
school 10 a. m. Morning worsnip.com
munion and sermon 11:00 a. m., Junior
Endeavor 3:00 p. m. Y. P. S C. E.
6:30 p. m. 7:30 p. m. tne service will
be in charge of the women of the C.
W. B. M. Mrs. E. A. Child of Euorene
will give the primcipal address. Special
topics will be discussed by Mrs. rlla M.
Erskine and Mrs. Adda Tharp. Some
fine special music will be rendered.
Every one is invited.
M. E. church: Preaching at 10:30
a. m. and 7:30 p. m. bvthenastor Rev.
J. W. McDougall. Sunday school 11:45
a. m., jipwortn league and intermed
iate Leaeue!6 :30 d. m . All are welcme.
Special music will be rendered by a
large chorus choir under the leadership
or Mrs. it. u. ourKnart.
Evangelical Church, cor. 4th and Ly
on streets. Sunday school 10 a. m.
Preaching every Sunday at 11 a- m.
and at 7:30 p. m.. Prayer meeting ev
ery Thursday evening 7:30. F. W. La
mar, pastor.
Baptist church. Services at the us
ual hours, rjreachinff- hv the naator.
Rev. S A. Douglas. SaDbath school at
close ol morning service, a, Y. V. o.
at 6:45. Midweek prayer service Thus
day 7:45 p. m. All are invited to be
present at these services.
Bt Mary's (Jatnoilc Uhnrcb tery
Kev Louta Metayer Kectnr and Dea
Sunday Hieh Maes and Srrnion at 10:20
am. Sunday School at the Academy at
3 p m. Veanere Had eveoiriK pravera
Benediction at 7:30. Daily Service Low
Maaa 7am every morning.
Obrietian and missionary alliance
meetti'K every ftshbuth afternoon at 3
v. oi. at the W. O. T. U. Hall. All are
invited
V. P. church ! Preaching by the pas
tor Rev. vyhite at 10:30 and 7:30. Sab
bath school 11:45, Junior En'1 flay or,
3 :30, Senior Endeavor 6 :S0.
r"irs Prtsb.terian ohu'ch.cor. Broad-
altiin and Fifth stream. Publio worship
and preaching at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p
m. Sunday .cnool i at 11 :45 a, m. Y, P.
8. C. E. tt:30 p, m. Prayer meeting
Thursday eveolnu-7 :30. All ars cord
ially invited to the services.
M. E. church Sooth, Rev. Wriiiht,
paior. Preacniov at 11 a. m. sod
7;i0 o. in. 8. 8. at 10 a. m, Epwortb
League at 7 p. m. Weekly prayer meet
i.il 1't.nrsday rvroing.
Portland and Return.
I The Southern Pacific is now telling
I round trip ticketB to Portland and re-
turn for$3 00, good going Saturday p.m.
or, any train ot Suodny returning Bun-
anrl Monday iriving all Hay Sunday and
, Monday in Portland. 1 he same arran
gement applies fruin Punland giving
Portland people a chance to vieit valley
; poiuu at greatly reduced rates.
. W. E. C'OMAN,
I General Paisenger Ag
OASTOniA.
. Beam tha The Kind You Haw Always Butf
A Mixture f Things and Thoughts
Coldest morning of the year: 20 above
zero. . ':
The Machfae'
Salem. 1 ' r
is running things at
It is too late to fix up the Jeff Davis
epsiode. !
, Close-mou tli clean-out, clear-headed
Cavender Stlem Journal.
The stationary engine commission
was knocked ait, a very good sign.
Clean up the streets and yards of
Albany and let all the houses be paint
ed that need paint, .......
Who robbei the Lebanon bank will
probably go, down in history with who
struck Billy Patterson.
The Portlani banks are all being pro-,
tected against robberies. It is the
small country banks that are in danger.
The stories (barging Hoch with hav
ing had thirty-five wives seem to have
been base fabrications. Tho number
was only thirteen.
Senator Miller and Representative
Cornett were given a quarter page
picture in the Telegram last evening.
The artist was alive at press time.
A little dog is causing a dog-gone lot
of trouble in Portland, one criminal
suit already and a civil suit is to follow.
Besides the dog has been illustrated in
the papers. ,
An Albany man is said to have traded
a dog for some mining stock three or
iour years ago, and sold half of it for
$600. That sounds good and the DEM
OCRAT hopes it is true.
The normal schools will all stay, not
because of the popularity of education,
wnicn wouiu 'e Detter ott with one or
two first class schools, but because of
tne popularity oi gratt in Oregon.
The he passed between two men in
the state capital yesterday and one was
about to strike the other when Senator
Wright stopped proceedings.
This reminds the Democrat of a game
of base ball in Albanv over twenty vears
ago between Albany and Salem, when
Wright, one of the Salem players, and
the Albany pitcher, were attempting to
mix up wnen jroppea Dy tne players,
Morel'idictmertts,
Winlock W. Steiwer, ex-State Sena
tor.
Hamilton H. Hendricks of E. O.
Clarance B. Zachary, Adelbert C.
Zachary, Charles A. Watson and Clyde
E. Glass, of the Butte Creek Company.
Binger Hermann.
John H. Hall, ex-United States Dis
trict Attorney.
Edwin Mays, ex-Assistant United
States Attorney.
Franklin P. Mays, State Senator.
Edward D. Stratford.
Henry Meldrum, ex-Surveyor Gen
eral. George E. Waggoner, ex-chief clerk
in Meldrum's office.
David W. Kinnaird, ex-examiner of
surveys.
Benjamin F. Minton and Gustave
Klaetsch, land surveyors.
George Sorenson, Livy Stipp . and
Frank H. Duncan, notaries public.
"Nettie the News Girl."
' """"""""
As a writer of melodrama, Lem B.
Parker has struck a popular chord. His
latest triumph "Nettie the News Girl, "
will be at the opera house Thurdsday
evening Feb. 16.
Apart from the story which ends
somewhat out of the ordinary, the play
has been given a most accurate and
elaborate stage setting. Special peo
ple are carried to look after and obtain
the various electrical and mechanical
effects with which tho play abounds.
The heaviest indiviuuai tax payer in
Lane county is T. G. Hendricks, who
pays on $60,260. G. R. Chrisman is
next, with $43,465, then F. W. Can
field $33,165, L. Lefflngwell $30,160, F.
L. Chamber $30,920, C. W. Washburn
$30,070, A. D. Hyland $26,790, C. Y.
Y.ung $25,405, S. H. Friendly $24,640,
Emily Hovery $26,690, J. H. McClung
$21,225, F. E. Dunn $21,425, O. W.
Hurd $21,326, Jas. Sanford $21,230.
Our fresh garden seeds are arriving
from the east. We guarantee satisfact
ion, and sell full size packets two for a
ruckle. Fresh onion sets on hand. Send
for ovr catalogue.
Stewart & Sox Hd'w Co.
SUFFERED 15 YtiARS
WITH KVSPEPSIA.
I have brn-n a uffrer (or the latt 15 J
years with BvBiieusi and have IrUii
everj remerl; available and alfo irnny
doctor, h it found no relirl until I pm
chaeed a 25 rent package ol Aci. er.-1)
pcpsla tablet, w:iich helue'i me im
mediately anil two hnxes uiilirHiy cure I.
Honing 1 may benefit aome oihur snff-r-
er, I nk you to nulilinli this Tiiumas j
1. SMALWLobn, HO South Mechanic I
Sorinalldid, UUio, Fur sale by Hoahay
& Maaon f I
end to W. H. HoouitR & Co.,nn(fal .
N. Y., for a free trUilpackunt. (Notli '
lug Like l lieni.) (
HOME AND ABROAD.
The Jayne bill will be the biggest
issue in the legislature next week.
The Salem Statesman has formally
and emphatically called the Oregonian
a liar. Choice of arms gentlemen. ,
Freeh oysters, Olympia and Yaquina,
served in any style or sold in bulk, at
the Albany Lunch CounWrs, 2nd and
Ellsworth.
Toledo has a fire department with E.
J. Avery as chief engineer of the active
part of the business and Editor Soule
president of the government part.
Portland is liable to lose its ablest
minister. Dr. E. P. Hill has been of--fered
the secretaryship of the board of
missions and will go east to consider
the matter.
C. D. Montague's residence in Port
land was robbed last Monday, and a
watch, chain, revolver and two small
checks were taken. The family were
away from home.
Mill Citv is RAirl to havn incranaerl in
life. About . twenty hands have been
added to the force in the mill. Work
will begin on the eight mile logging roaVJ
in a few days and a large force of men
will be required. I
The air isfullnffchenripsnl-tniif.TOhAVA
the Lebanon bank rohhera wont nfr.ir
the robbery. The Democrat is satisfied
of the fact that they were prof essionsls
and got into Portland as soon as possible,
taking the money with them.
In the basket ball field Inst niirht tlm
fine Dallas team defeated the O. A. C.
team 25 to 16 in a yery fast game. At
Salem the Willamette girls defeated
the Lebanon crirls in a orood irame 15 to
9. The Lebanon girls returned home
this noon well pleased with the good
record made in holding the Willamette
team down so well.
What society is
Going to win the
Silk Flag?
Qit a Coupon with every ioc ca&h
purchase aV ' '".','.vy, '-.'' ',
:;lasselle.beor
Grocery and Hardware Store.
This entitles you to a vote for
your favorite society.
THE HOUSE FURNISHING COS
' Fortmiller Bros., Managers.
Have Your Pictures
Framed Now
We Have 7,000 Feet of Moulding
THE HOISE FURNISHING CO., Albany, Oregon
Sole Agenb for the Celebrated Park Mills Carpels.
Howard & Scott.
CITY PROPERTIES.
Nice 38 acre ranch, good hop land,
2 1-2 miles from station. R. F. D.
Price ?1800. , i
Well improved 30 acre ranch 3 miles
from Alany cheap.
House and barn on large lot near pub
lic school, $750.
6 room cottage, chicken park, good
location, $1350. . . i
List your property with us;
Howard & Scott.
NIGHT SCHOOL,
Meets on Monday, Wednesday and .
Thursday evenings from 7 to 9:30.
Branches taught: Shorthand, Book
keeping, English, Typewriting, PEN
MANSHIP. . If you wish the best at
tend the
ECLECTIC BUSINESS COLLEGE,
Second and Broadalbin.
O.BTOIltA.
Bam the wltls Kind You Hare Always Bti
Blgaatiro
, of
and 200 different varieties. Our assortment
is large and complete. We have the only
Oval Mat Cutting machine In town.
Our stock of Mat Board is large and in
cludes all desirable colors.
We absolutely guarantee our work to ba
satisfactory or money refunded.
Bring your pictures with you and look over
our stock and get prices.