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r JUlHII J 'in ' 1 ...I Democrat VOL. XL. ALBANY. OREGON FRIDAY. MARCH 3, 1905. 0. rti. . Sr- Extra Attractions! OPER A HOUSE FRED T. flERRILL'S Continuous Vaudeville , Polite Attractions. Ladies and Children Especially S4TURDAY, FEB 25, I P M TO 11:30 P M A $1.00 SHOW FOR 15 cents. . , ' :. THE PROGRAM. 1. -BENSON & FRANCETTA, Europ ean cloak act. Own special scen ery and electrical effects. 2. -BABY JUNE MANDEVILE, 20th century Wonder. A 3-year-old In fant Vaudeville Queen. 3. Beautiful Illustrated Sorigs, PEARL . LESLIE. 4. -Life Moving Pictures, PROF. JOHN WILSON. . 'v General Admission 15c. Reserved Seats 10 Cents Extra. ROYAL RESTAURANT. McKiJlop & DeVaney, Proprietors. 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 IN THE MARKET For Chickens, Eggs, Butter and all kinds . of Produce, at the h ighest market price Call and see us. Maiej&Maote, Grocers, Ballimorei31ock,!Albany,'.Or, DR. J. MYERS, Physician and Surgeon Office in Tweedale Block. Phone: Office, Main Red 41; residence, Black 543. ,5. Young Mrs. Brown's Troubles, A Screaming One-Act Farce. 6. -King of Minstrelsy, TOM STOCK- MAW, Banjo Expert anauancer. 7. German Emperor, DICK MAUR ITIUS. 8. -The Piano Wizard, CHAS. A. CUNDIFF. Garden Seeds. Our new crop of Garden Seeds in bulk have arrived. When in need of the best and freshest seeds, you will fipd them at our Btore. 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 States 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 An geles, Cal., Post graduate American School, Kirksville, Mo. HOT SPRINGS BURNED. Many Building Destroyed and Four Lives Lost.; Hot Springs, Ark.)Feb. 25-(Specia) Fire devastated a large district in this city this morning. Many hotels, public buildings, and a hundrei houses were burned. Four lives were lost and the Are loss will exceed $2, 000, WO. Railroad Bill Passed.! Olympia, Feb. 25. (Special.)-TheRaii: road rate commission bill passed the house this morning. i Fighting Resumed , T ' St. Petersburg, Feb. 25. A dis patch from Sachetun, dated February 24 says: T.ie Japanese in superior nunbers forced the Russian detachment at Tsinkhetchen to abandon their bast at Beresneff Hill. The battle has ieen desperate on both sides. The resitt is not yet known. i Another Assassination 1 London, Feb. 25 The Warsaw for respondent of the London Mo?nW Leader wires that Prince VasiltcKykiff has been murdered. The Prince, wo has won for himself great hatred be cause of his active work against tSe students and strikers of Warsaw in h capacity of head of the military, ws labeled No. 2. , Washington Gets It. Washington. Feb. 24. The Hous today concurred in the Senate amend merits to ReDresentative Jones' bil dividing the State of Washington into two judicial districts and the bill now lacks only the signature of the Presi dent to make it a law. Oregon Does Not. Washington. Feb. 24. The Mitchell bill dividing the State of Oregon intov two judicial districts is dead. Repre sentative Williamson has worked long and earnestly to secure favorable ac tion on this bill in the House and just before his indictment secured favorable report from the committee on judicial-. IN AND AROUND ALBANY. The crowd is testing the capacity -oLi the hotels. . . . t Corvallis and Lebanon are connectdi by the Independent lines. I Sauer kraut and' sweet pickles) just received at Walter M. Parker's. 1 The government weather prediction is tonight and Sunday fair. The riveii is 5.5 feet. Attend the ball at the Lawson Danc ing Academy, Friday evening, 3rd, lauo. 'i j had m com - dlCine Show Brownsville this week has petition a free Quaker medicine and a revival. On account of the big W. O. W. gathering the regular meeting of the rder of Lions will not be held tonight. The Senate of Aibany College is somewhat of an august body itself. One toast last night was 37 minutes The Women of Woodcraft of Browns ville are preparing to present Nevada, given in Albany several times, in a week or two. Mr. Geo. L. Thompson.in the hospital, upon whom an operation' was recently performed for appendicitis, continues to improve. . Mrs. H. W. Locke of Portland will open a new and up-to-date line of mil liners y in the near future in a part of building occupied by the furniture the building occupied by store of N. D. Pratt & Co, Scio News: A little child of T. Rice of Albany, this week fell on a sharpen ed lead pencil, which penetrated the throat. Dr. Prill was called, but found no great amount of damage done. Some fine concert music on the street this afternoon by the Salem and Oregon City bands. More to-night. The W. O. W. are nelivering the goods. Seven bands in these days when many bands have disbanded, is good. Albany people wishing prompt and efficient work in drayage business of any kind, heavy or light will find the drays of Mr. W. R. Birks, of the Alb any Transfer Co. capable of good work, with satisfaction guaranteed. Prof. Robinson is showing himself to be the right man for the presentation of Queen Esther. He has put the play on several hundred times and his in structions are thorough. The best of all cantatas Albany people will give it big houses. The O. A. C. basket ball team ar rived this noon and tonight will play the Albany girl's team their second game. Two of the regular O. A. C. team are ill, and their places will be filled by subs, who, though, are said to be just about as good. The game promises to be a fast and close one. Albany's Opportunity. People who have never witnessed a real metronolitan continuous nnlitn . vaudeville show will do well to visit the Opera House tonight. Eight special acts will be introduced in rapid succes sion. 15 cents admission up Btairs, 25 cents down stairs. ! FOR SALE ' Nice home in Albany consisting of 2 mil iota jcornerj wun i iruit trees, gardon spot, etc., fine well and city i. aler, 7 room house and barn. A bargain, with terms to suit. Inmiire at DEMOCRAT office. i 3 MISFITS. A Mixture of Things and Thoughts Scott vs. Mitchell red hot again. The Woodmen of hold of the ax today. the World have Good weather is appreciated for big Woodmen gathering. the The Portland papers are , having a bout as much base ball agony as if the game were on. Things have changed. It cost only $7,000 to discover America, including the cost of the entire fleet. Albany girls say they will answer their own letters from the east, with out any assistance from any commer cial club secretaries. "What fools do sometimes accumulate $10,000 or more", says the Journal, and, what a lot of fools do not. Some do and some don't. The money hasn't any thing to with it. A young man took his best girl to church and stopping at the end of one of the back pews turned to the usher and said, "I guess we can squeeze in here." "Yes," said the usher with a smile, "I guess you can, but probably it would be better for all concerned to wait until you get home." IN ALBANY. People Who Come and Go. Harold Lindhard, Portland. Maxie Wise, " Knox Gross, Eugene. Geo. B. Chase, St. Louis. A. L. Wynne, Cottage Grove. H. K. Berrv. " " F. A. Warner, Eugene. - - F. G. Chesman, " .. Minnie Willis, Myrtle Point.-.'i A. R. Butler, Portland. ' c . . ,- H. N. Pritchard, : " n ' " J.R.Wilson, " . " ' F. E. Loonev. .Tefforson. E. R. Marcher, Portland. ' t . frit- W. SVrfnt- " - -Ri. Glister,- (Slay ton, G.j Henilerson, McMinnvilIe.. 6, "m" v'M-sT-:t- m:li. -cla... V'i. . V,?,S"l' f) The continuous vaudeville perform ance commencing at 1 p. m. today, and lasting until midnight tonight, is one of the best and cleanest shows ever- seen in Albany, decided novelties being in troduced in ranid succession. The life jIarcu moving pictures and illustrated songs - Tare beautiful. Babv Mandeville must I De seen to be appreciated. "' 1 Take the f amify early tonight. , ooot IK ,.nf.. W , ntnir? 10 rant ttra. ' . " ,. r.. . Letter List. The following letters remain in the Ibany, Oregon Post Office uncalled for feb. 25, 1905. Persons desiring any of tese letters should call for advertised 14ter3 giving the date:. ..'.,',. Owil K. Boyd, Mrs. Minnie J. Booth, Qwson Borrokman, F. E. Blair, Mr. Tiomas E. Boylis, Etta B. Carter Mr. A D. Dayton G. A. Keller, Mrs. E. B. MsGlasson, Mrs. Matron, Mrs. Emil Wkman. John A. Vandehev. Mr. Wal- i? Smith,' Miss Lillian Sherwood, Mr. f K. Steele, Miss Delia Tygart, Miss jts (c'y wrrmoth Ed" Wolfe" ,n snoti c a Tmm itanoci S. S. Train. P. M. .fresh Columbia River Smelt Bery day at 6c a pound. C. Scheu- ! bels Fish Market Lyon St. near Kuss Hoise. . New Goods, Jast as was expected, that new stuff has- come and N. D. Pratt can show vol a fine line of lace curtains, notierres, dot coverings, buffets,sideboards, box dinng chairs, rockers, etc., come and Sewart & Sox Hdw. Co. are agents fortwo lines of Incubators & Brooders and will be glad to explain the merits of (heir lines to any persons interested in raising poultry they also have a full lineof poultry supplies and foods. Now is tie time to start your Incubators for earty chickens. . . FRESH SODA'WAtIr- Scme of the popular soda water from the Geisendorfer springs, the best of all, nay be had at the livery barn of Skipton and Tomlinson. $1.00 per doz. 30t FARMER'S TAKE NOTICE! We have a large and complete stock of Interna tional and Prussian Jtock Food on hand in all sizes. Now is the time to feed your cattle. Prices are right. Burkhart & Lee. Good, pure, delicious, palate-tickling, c jugh-curing Hoarhound squares, at tie Elite. We make them, see! i "licbiOK bemorrhulda wmth ibe plseno of m? Ill"- Wna Almost wild. l).,i.'a Ointmmt cured me quickly no pm- ms'-ently, ftr dnctnrn, I mil fallet!." C. F. C irnwell, VjI ey Sireet, b:i,rilirrt N. V. I- "9 'ME AND ABROAD. The new Senate pins at F. G. Will's. The Times says Junction is complete ly dry. Don't wait until too late to get W. O. W. colors at Sanders. Saws sharpened at the Baltimore Gun and Bicycle Works. Thirty pair of brand new Hartford Tirea at th he Baltimore Gun and Bicycle Works, Fresh oysters, Olympia and Yaquina, erred in ay style or sold in bulk, at the Albany Lunch Counters, 2nd and Ellsworth. The Democrat has received an in teresting letter from an Albany young lady in Denver, which will be published on Monday. Mr. J. B. Barber, a former resident of Albany, has moved from Fortuna, Calif., where he has been two or three years, to fcureka, Calif., where he and nis wire expect to reside. They intend to visit Albany next June, Willamette defeated thn O. A. f! men's team last night at Salem 19 to 18, turning the tables on them. Pollard and Judd played, which made a decided difference. Judd made 8 noints for Salem and Swan 12 for Corvallis. Roy Shaw of this city, was referee and Matthews unpire. Wnv exneriment with nnw hrnnrla nf 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. ' i;. IS. UROWNELL. KEEP an EYE on the Vienna Bakrv for good things to EAT. Second street ebtwean Ellsworth and Lyon streets. M) , , , . 1 . , The best eheese in the market at C. E. Brownells, Columbia Bicycles. Having the Agency for the two makes of wheels mentioned above we in tend to push them to ; the iront. JNone equal in con struction and durability. We ' also have the Im perial as a $25.00 seller and a number of cheaper ' makes. ;,v' ' ; :. ' THE HOUSE FURNISHING CO. 1 FortmiUer Bros!, Managers. Have Tour Pictures Framed Now . We Have 7,000 Feet of Moulding , ' and 200 different varioties. Our assortment is large and complete. We have the only Oval Mat Cutting mcchine in town. Our stock of Mat Foard is large and in cludes all desirable colors. , We absolutely guarantee our work to be satisfactory or money refunded. Bring your pictures with you and look over our.stock'and get prises. T1IC H01SE FURNISHING CO., Albany, Oregon Sole Agents for the Celebrated Patk Mills Carpets, Howard & Scott. OITY PROPERTIES. Nice 38 acre ranch, good hop land, 2 1-2 miles from station. R. F. D, Price $1800. Welf improved 80 acrejranch 3 miles from Alany cheap. House and barn on large lot near pub lic school, $750. 5 room cottage, chicken park, good location, $1350. List your propertyjwithjus. Howard & Scott. NIGHT SCHOOL, Moots 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,SToniA. Bm,, th, Ttie Kind You Haw lmys Bought Hartford Bicycles. i i Li , r. j ... t : , '- - -