V
Democrat
ALBANY. OREGON FRIDAY. MARCH IT, 1905.
VOL. XI..
IN ALBANY.
People Who Come and Go.
W. B. Bolton, Portland.
A. A. Hale, " ...
Mrs. Myrtle Brown, Corvalhs.
Mrs. Dora Abbo,
N. J. Lehman, Salem.
J. M. Lind, Denver.
H. A. Brewer, Portland.
A. B. Allen, .''..
J. M. Fadden, Mill City.
W. R. Brenner, Stayton.
J. M. Fadden, Mill City.
C. E. Hursh, McMinnville.
E. L. Jones, Denver, Colo.
J. A. Archibald, Philomath.
J. M. Phillips and fam, Arlington.
' Guy McKnight, Scio.
T. E. Maxwell, Seattle.
G. L. Lobdell, Eugene.
E. C. Wigmore, ''
Geo. Cigate, Or. City.
W H. Hendricks, Tacoma.
Mrs. A. G. Jenkins, Beeverton.
Pure maple syrup in bulk atC. E.
jRrownell's.
nn . -.riT-t mv nnsture on
hairs on shoulders. Was seen near
A bany . Address Charley Wood, ( j
1 Lebanon.
The Famous Northland Singer
BEN HEND RICK'S
And the Screaming Comedy that Has
Captivated Millions
Ole Olson
AT THE OPERA HOUSE
SATURD Y; MARCH 11TH
NEW SONGS
Philopene New Company
Northland Lullaby New Laughs
Strawberries New Features
Swedish Swagger Swell New ''Ole
Fair Land of Sweden, &c Olson
Prices-75c, 50c, 25c. ,
IN AND AROUND ALBANY.
Sauer kraut and sweet pickles,
just received at Walter M. Parker a.
Money saved by buying your oranges
at the Elite.
Some Lewis and Clark fobs at
French's. Everybody should wear one.
The government weather prediction
is tonight and Sunday rain. The river
is 2.9 feet above low water.
a t Tinas died at Lebanon this week
i 1.1 ff no ..nana Ha war horn in
at tne ago vj. i. , - -
Tennessee, came to Idaho fifteen years
ago and tor LieDanon lira b-
TheO- A. C. basket ball team, in
charge of Trainer Tryon and Coach
qwan returned home this noon with
faces a mile long, mere was sumo
reason for it.
Special music in the Presbyterian
church tomorrow both morning and
evening. Mr. AlDeri j. nesw
render solos and a chorus choir will
An Independent Telephone oo. ns
been organized in Scio with Geo. m.
DeVaney as president, T. M. Holt vice
president, A. P. Hirons sec. and G. M.
Bilyeu treas.
mi fnr a nice, easv riding,
. . i.T u....iVCj hotter famine
tne Pierce. It is the only bicycle
made. Of curse it costs a iiu-uk "
than other wheels Due n is iim"
ter. You can see one in the window at
the Baltimore Gun and Bicycle Works
Salem Journal: Will Riley, or aid
anv. who lost one of his fine shepherd
dogs in this city two weeks ago returned
last Highland found the do S wandering
arounf on Commercial street. It .was
hard to determine which was the most
pleased at the reunion, dog or master.
The Screech Owl took a party of
men and women up the Willamette last
night to Dead River on a catfish expe
dition. several uuu wuo " rs
u j.1 a Ana t mn was had.
;Krbadbehor
Ann reiuaca w uo auiuv ----'eSSreC
and only a few fish were
eaugnt Dy an tugc-uoi.
COMPLETELY SURROUNDED .
The Russians Demoralized and Fit
to Surrender.
MISFITS.
St. Petersburg, March 11. ) Special)
It is admitted the Russians lost 60,
000 prisoners and threehundred guns
at Mukden. Officers are reported to
:j o rnhin to Kuronat-
kin requesting his rurrender. FiSWtmS
.:n ,.;.io, tu viintt-.v nt Mukden.
Bl.111 tUllblllUCOIII liw j
The Japanese are following up the suc-
cesses oi yesieraay auu
the remants of the Russian army, which
TioA i-nmnletelv surrounded ana
is suffering, heavy losses.
No Extra Session.
Portland. March 11. (Special).
i-i u -unmKt.laln atflt-firi todaV
that he will not call an extra session of
the Legislature.
The Seedless Apple Palm.
Portland: Or. Mar. 11. Washington
anH Orsirori anDle erowers have snatch
ed the palm from John F. Spencer, of
Colorado who has aoveruseu miuae.i.
the inventor of the seedless apple. The
honor belongs to J. L. Colburn, of White
Salmon, Washington and Mel. Fenwick,
of Harney County, Oregon. -Mr.
Colburn states that he has for a
i - n ,A.i..a mvinn an nnDle on his
orchard that is seedless. The tree does
not bloom but bears tun eacn year.
Last year it grew eight or ten bushels.
The apples are of good size and well
flavored. . . , .
The apple grown ty Mr. r enwicn is
solid one and has no core. It is large,
n a 1 J n rtnr Irofmfir- TB-
line iiavuieu auu a, t i
sembling in color a bh'e winter pear-
mam.
I A Mixture of Things and Thoughts
There are now over 1600 of the 2500.
Japan has several bridges to cross
yet.
Everybody is cleaning up. Keep the
rake agoing.
There is danger of the little Japs get
ting bigheaded.
3 per cent saved bv seeine the sheriff
before 5 p. m. March 15.
Now Mrs. Stanford has been murder
ed. Perhaps and perhaps not.
Clean streets, clean vards. clean
I characters are all splendid things for a
city.
Eugene got the first ducking, then
Albany, yesterday it was Salem's turn,
and the Portland boys are now due to
Wake up.
Albany College Girls Basket Ball team
, c n.. ttMjD nvatt,i wall
WlCMllMlUllO 111 VCWIt 1GOUD klttijr IT...,
and they have it so solidly there can be
no uiapuie.
A crood manv neoDle are said to be
lieve that instead ot being murdered
jyirs. Lieiana atantora committee, sui
cide. "
HOME AND ABROAD.
The new Senate pins at F. G. Will's.
Thirty pair of brand new Hartford
Tires at the Baltimore Gun and Bicycle
Works.
One of the first things Judge Harris
did was to fine a man ?50 for marrying
his cousin.
Mrs. H. W. Locke has opened a new
and up-to-date line of millinery in the
east side of the furniture store of N. D.
Pratt & Co. The best in millinery.
Jefferson has organized for a base
ball team this year with T. W. Hale
president, W. L. Jones secretary, A.
A. Miller treasurer, G. B. Hoyt man
ager. The motion for a new trial in the
rkAA Mn.man Williama
found guilty of murder at The Dalles,
win oe argueu ueiure iuu aupieiius
court at Salem next Wednesday.
John Branton has been arrested for
the murder of John Fletcher at Cottage
urove. Alter r letcner s aeatn a note
was found .purporting to have been
niibicii wjr iut3 ucvcaacu, giving v..
cause of suicide. But suspicious cir-
niimatan.na indiiaf aA fllaf if waa mill.
der, and the arrest of Branton followed.
Rnrnro rfont-H . T?lntilini. luff, a awnrn
statement that Branton shot him. It
is nmiT anirl tha, tnrn nmiaa n, KMntMl
died under . very suspicious circum-
u unices.
Our fresh garden seeds are arriving
from the east. We guarantee satisfact
ion, and sell full size packets two for a
nickle. Fresh onion sets on hand, bend
for ovr catalogue. . ,
7 Stewart & Sox Hp'w Co.
. The best cheese in the market at
C. E. Brownells,
FOUR BIG- LEADERS ; FOR 1905.
MARS
AJAX
MITCHELL
SMELL
HONEST WHEELS AT HONEST PRICES
Have stood the test for years are guarante f , -t f or 3
LhnelsnVTffi!sr
sm"th and bfcycle repairer. Matl orders promptly attended to.
A. SCHMIDT, Albany, Oregon.
A Ble Victory.
mrtTMft 7f 11 Tho.Tnnanesewedee
driven through the Russian center on
the Hun River continues to advance
north. It has already arrived at Ham-
gu, some distance nortneast oi mu"--
It is reported that the Russian's are
retiring north alone the railway, evi-
very Daaiy coniusea, ueihb tau6nu
tween the weage ana tne xi,rciu
anese left, northwest of Mukden.
. Is Surrounded. '
t nir 11 Tfio St. Peters-
burg correspondent of the Times wires
that the latest message from General
KuroratKin reaa as iouows;
'1 am surrounaea. .
,77
I
Wb don'lugB U$ mlhi
' to. get W
We rely upon Fair Treatment,
Superior Workmanship ana tsesi
Material to gain and keep our trade
Our business is not run on a "stand-and-dellver"
plan, but we charge a fair price, which is far
below others when Quality Is considered
The idiot whft wrote un the basket
UAH fttlllt? VIKi VLbgUlllttll KV1IO V
I crirl runninc with the nail clear across
the floor and makintr a basket. To run
two steps is a ioui.
The fool killer is needed badlv in
Portland. He should take the scalp of
. . J 1 U i. ( L il J i. : U
ana snuuiu t leaai uiruw uust 111 nio
eyes of iiarry Murpny. ,
Tn on oniinf rf rlio A lKonU.H & C.
ashamed of, the Oregonian gives the
i i i. 1 1 x r a r ni.ii
DaaKQb oau game u tne v. a.
The brainless reporter took the first
half for the game, and hurrying off
I 1 J. i 1-1 ' 4-., -
I Kayo a sioppy account 01 uie cuuivoi!
nnA niA4.n.iM,i,'nn.
cough-curing Hoarhound squares, at
useiUokl Teaa pure herb drink. It
aotA on the liver, and makes the ekm
emoolh and clear. Cures 1 fck headaches.
zo ota, ana ou cie. Money reiunned it 11
uoen not ,:miiiv you, roauay oc maaon
Howard & Scott.
CITY PROPERTIES.
a aa.a Ivonf rfotnn lanrl tmilSA. barn.
chicken house, horse and buggy, cow
UI1U i;Ull IIUUDCI1UUI jJUUUJ iwifcMvviwi
All lor (O.
SniOudin? bath room.
city water, near public school. Price
House and two lots and barn. Good
location. Near school. Price J1800.
Grain and stock farm of 775 acres at
a bargain. Price, $11.00 per acre.
Well improved farm 4 miles irom
Albany. $45.00 per acre. .
T.iat: vnur nrnnertv with US. Next
door to Post office.
DR. J. MYERS,
Physician and Surgeon
Office in Tweedale Block.
pfcnno- flfflcB. Main Red 41: residence.
Black 543.
Buff Leghorn Eggs
From well bred Btock. 50 cents a
setting, at my place across the Will
amette. Phone Farmers 41. Call up
pon or address C. R. WlDMER, R. D. 4
Albany.
Columbia Bicycles. ; Hartford Bicycles.
MASTON PRINTING COMPANY
-! Kim nncnnu
The Russian Disaster. . ;
m ir 1 1 tua ,,11 ovf pnf. nf
the Russian disaster is still unknown
here. It is Known, nowever,. umi. uio
casualties and losse3 in guns and mu
nitions of war are enormous.' Even ap
proximate figures are unobtainable as
5.-1. ti. : Avnanf ml that-, the nnsnners
yuti. xtj 10 BApc.uv.i i .
will number many thousands. Local
estimates of the number vary from 20,-
ouo to ou.uuu.
Nftivherc First. .
Newbero, Or., Mar. 10. One of the
most decisive victories in the history of
the Oregon Intercollegiate Associatia
tion was won in the Friends' Church
this evening here by Walter R. Miles,
representing Pacific College, of New
berg, who received first honors both in
composition and in delivery. John p.
Withycombe, of the Oregon Agricult
ural College was second, and Andrew
Marker, of Willamette university, was
third.
Our customers wno saw our 25c tall
glass vases during the holidays will ba
glad to learn that we will have oi)i
another lot in a few days, also t other
cmna ana glassware, ivbbm.
C. E. Brownell. y
Wny experiment with new brands o
Coffee when we can supply you with
il 1. Unn atnnrl flio fact nf VCflnl
LIlab Wlllttl HOW owiuu w.. J
1 U-,fnat- mill mila iinn
JX CUP 1 in UICHIV1IM. 1T111 UUUB JM
nappy am uay long.
rr C. E. BrownellT
. - RELIGIOUS ,: '
. at'isOO a. m., Morning Worship and
siii.' i -1. ll.nn M Gn.mnn.
Irtijnimuimuii bii'xxivu a. 'in. uoiinwii.
"Mhree Judges"; Junior C. E. at 3:00
ptm- and Y. P. S. C. E. at 6:30 p. m.
Evening worship, 7:30: sermon, Man
God's Approach to Him. All are
r -j
( At the United Presbyterian church
ujmorrow rawniiig mo hw wm wnw
si his theme "The Secret of a Happy
Life." The' evening sermon will be
the sixth special sermon to young peo
ple. The topic will be "Esther.'r A
targe chorus of over twenty voices
; M. E. church: Preaching at 10:30
. . 1 i 1 .1. 1J ....
a, m. anu COU p. m. uy meHiowi ivoy.
J. W. McDougall. Sunday school 11:45
a. m., ripworm ijeague ana luwiiucu-
IttliC AJcaguo w.uvi. in - .
d :nl ...ill ha witiriariul hv ft
large chorus choir under the leadership
01 Mrs. K. Li. nsurnnarv.
i ri..ni;nai PntiiviTi pfv. dt.h and Lv
JVailKCllVlll vi. wi., v
on streets. Sunday school 10 a. m.
n .U:n mini Cnnrlav fit. 11 n. m.
rretiviiiiig ciwj - -
and at 7:30 p. m.. Prayer meeting ev-
ery inurauay evening i .wv. . i.
mar, pastor.
Baptist church, faervices at tne us
i r L I I U nnatnv
i Successors R. A. Brodle & Co. Ai-Mm, okcUU ,
ROYAL BESTADRANT.
DR. RAMSEY,
OSTEOPATH '
Office: 226 Broadalbin Street.
Phone, Black 482. Hours, 9-12; 1-6.
Graduate Pacific College, Los An
gles, Cal., Post graduate American
lo. -.'
Having the Agency for
the; two makes . of wheels
mentioned above we in
tend to push them to the
front. ! .None equal in con
st ruction and durability.
We also have the Im
perial as a 25.00 seller
and a number of cheaper
makes.
LASSELLE BROS. & (JO.
School. Kirksville, Mo
Garden Seeds.
McKillop & 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,
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 thesame
as you have been paying for old. Also
a full line of farm seeds, themost,com-
. plete stock in Albany, at lowest prices.
I SENDERS FEED STORE, .
lias t erry Stree:.
Un,,wi iM.uai1iinfr hu t.hfl nastor.
iwi iiwuio, ,,11..... 4 . v ; . :
Rev. B. A. tiougias. oaDDam scnuui
.1 Mnm;nfv Daraino 1? V. P.
ciwuo yi iiiuiuiiig w.i.Mi .
at 6 :45. Midweek prayer service Thus-
day 7 :4o p.m. ah are mvueu i-u uc
present at these services.
Conurretrational church, cor 4th and
Ferry, Rev. G. W. Nelson pastor.
inRO a. m. and 7:30
M. a.inrlnn annnnl 11 'llK ft. m. Y.
M. ill. uuiwoj .. i ,
r. o. vj. u.io i. .1.. i.i.wi.ww.-, j
i ; iru...njn n.or n m
ana praise service xnuiouuj i.uv. .m
All invited and welcome.
St Miry'e Cathoile Ohnrcb. "ry
onM- r i,iii Uciinur Unninr nnrt Dndn.
l. ii y ii j ii i u ........ 7 . -
q...4 I4ii.ii M..ianH Hurninn Rk 10:30
a m Sandny School at the icadfuiv m
S p m Vespers sad evniniJ prver
Beuedlollon st V :3U. nerviuti low
Mara T a m every mornlne.
Ohrletian and mias'.oi.sry alliance
meetlnii everr Mabhath aliernoon nt 3
r. m. at the W.O. T. U. ball. All are
Invited
Firs Presbyterian chnrch.cor. Sroad-
alhin and Filih etreen. Publlo worohlp
and preaching at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p
m. Sunday funooi ot u : a. m. i . r.
H. O. K. 0:30 p. m. Prayer meetinit
Thorpdav evenlne 7:30. Allan cord
ially lnyited to the services.
M. E. church South. Kev. WrlKl t,
pa.tor. freaoniDg at ji a, m. ai a
7-30 p. m. 8. 8. at 10 a. m. Epworth
Leanaeatp. m. weeaiy prayer mo-1-
lui I'cnraday venin.
THE HOUSE FURNISHINQyO.
Fortmiller Bros., Managers.
Spring is here and that
means that House Clean
ing Time will soon arrive
Pigs for Sale.
t Large English Berkshircs. 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.,
I Tangent, Ore.
Dr. Wood's Noray PlneSyrup teems
a.nfmmllv adaDt-d to the needs oi the
uhiMrmi. Hlfucmr. lo take: KOotliii'u I
in iia Influeoct ; It Is tne rrm.ur "I nil ,
remsili' a ior nvery lorui ot inro.t and
lung disease.
WE CAN HIT THE' NAILJ ON
THE HEAD
i
When it comes to Eurniture and Car
pots. We carry the largest and most
complete stock in the city. Our prices
are right. Come and see fcr yourself.
Six fflnnon Boxes Tear.
In 1895, none; In 1900, 6,000,00
oxes; that's Cascirets Candy Ca
thartic's jump Into popularity. Tho
oeonle havo cast their verdict. Bc;
medicine for the bowels in tbe wo?14
ill druggist! c
THE HOUSE FURNISMNfi CO., Albany, Oregon:
Sole Ag'.nts for the Celebrated Park Mills Ca pcfs.