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    Albany
Democrat
VOL. XL.
ALBANY, OBEGON FRIDAY. APRIL 14, 1905.
Millinery Bargains.
Millinery Bargains are alive at our store and it makes
it more interesting when you know they are all new
. goods. We are cutting prices and right when you can
use them. Every day it is something different. Come
in, look over goods and keep posted,
THE LEADER MILLINERY
337 West 1st St Albany, Oregon
Carpets-Mattings-Rugs
Newest designs in Carpets; Choice seleation of Rugs;
some NEW and elegant Portierres and pretty Lace
Curtains.
Pratt's Furniture Store,
BALTIMORE BLOCK, Albany, Oregon
FOUR Bia LEADERS FOR 1905.
MARS
AJAX
MITCHELL
SNELL
HONEST WHEELS AT HONEST PRICES
Have stood the test for years, are guaranteed, not for 30 days like most
wheels, but to I 'nuary 1, 1906. Also a large stock of truns, Ammuni
tion. Fishing Tackle, Sporting goods and Bicycle Supplies. Practical gun-
:.L 1 UT 1 : KTI A n.nmnfl,r attnnrfori
MANY INDICTMENTS
MISFITS.
By the U. S, Grand Jury. jA Mixture of Things and Thoughts
Vv I
Portland, April 8. -(Special) -The
Federal Grand Jury this afternoon re
turned the following indictments:
Against State Senater Robert A.
Booth, James H. Booth, L. E. Single
ton, John Doe, Richard Roe, William
Roe, Thomas Roe, officials of the Booth
Kelly Lumber Company, charging con
spiracy with I. Thomas Agee to de
fraud the U. S. but of public lands.
Against Frank Alley, A. R. Downs,
Stephen W. Purnell, and John Doe,
charging conspiracy with John W.
Gardners and others to defraud the
government out of public lands.
Against Williard N. Jones. Thaddeus
S. Potter, H. L. Sissler, Daniel Clark, !
also xor conspiracy.
Against James H. Booth for fur
nishing F. A. Kribs advance informa
tion to aid him in scripping operations
while Booth wa"s official in Koseburg
land office. ,
Against C. D. Bernard, Clarence D.
Hachery and Charles A. Watson for
perjury.
John Cordano, ex-district Attorney
John Hall, Major Harry L. Rees, A.
Taylor, J. H. Hitchings, John Northup,
C. Lord, are reported as having con
spired to retard justice, though no in
dictments are returned against them.
to.
smith and bicycle repairer.
A. SCHMIDT, Albany, Oregon.
ROYAL RESTAURANT.
McKillop & DeVaney, Proprietors.
Id Elegant New Quarters in the
Strahan Block, two floors.
Board and lodging by the day or week.
Meals on European plan. First clas
meals. Pleasant sleeping rooms,
Drop a Postal Card to
GEO. C. WILL, Salem, Or.
If in need of a Piano, Organ, or Sewing Machine, Edison, Victor or Colum
' bia Granophone and their records. Piano Studies and the latest Sheet
Music. Genuine Needles or parts for any new or old Sewing Machine. .
It Moans a Naval Fight.
Singapore, April 8. The belief- is
general here that a desperate engage
ment for the control of the seas is im
minent off here between the Japanese
defensive fleet, under the csmmand of
Admiral Togo, and the Russian fleet
commanded by Vice-Admiral Rojesc
vensky. The two fleets are rapidly ap
proaching each other. .
Body Identified.
San Francisco, April 7. Positive
identification was given the dismem
bered body found Wednesday night at
Vallejo and Powell streets, yesterday
afternoon, off Meiggs' wharf, when
Peter Antonio Crespano Concelio called
at the morgue tonight and declared the
mutilated body to be that of his half
brother, Biaggio Villardo, an Italian'
laborer. . ,
Lawn mowers are in big demand.
The new moon indicates dry weather.
The most uneasy head in the world r
the czar's.
Workmen continue to be busy on the
big steel bridge.
Will the woolen mill be rebuilt con
tinues to be a ? mark.
There is a base ball club in Albany
on nearly every comer.
Another big railroad trust is hatch
ing right in the face, of presidential
threats.
Mr. Heney's grand jury will go out
ot Business tonight after the most
eventful career of any grand jury in
the history of the state.
An eastern lady stenographer has
been making $500 a week, but she stole
it ftom her employer, and the final
balance may not come out right.
. RELIGIOUS
At the U. P. church E. L. Jones of
the college wjll preach in the morning,
and in the evening children's exercises
will form the program.
M. E, church: Preaching at 10:3ft
a. m. and 7:30 p. m. by the pastor Rev.
J. W. McDougall. Sunday school' 11:46
a. m., Epworth League and Intermed
iate League 6:80p. m All are weleme.
Special music will be rendered by a
large chorus choir under the leadership
of Mrs.'S. L. Burkhart.
Congregational church, cor 4th and
Ferry, Rev. G, W. Nelson pastor.
Preaching services 10:30 a, m. and ,7:30
p. m. Sunday school 11:45 a. m. Y.
P. S, C. E. 6:45 p. m. Midweek prayer
and praise service Thursday 7:30 p. m.
All invited and welcome.
Scio. J Evangelical Church, cor. 4th and Ly-
uii duccm. ouuutty bujiuui au a. ill.
Preaching every Sunday at 11 a. m.
The News: Joe Young started for and at 7:30 p. m.. . Prayer meeting ev
Nebraska, Friday, for the puroose of ery Thursday evening 7:30. F. W. La
buying and bringing to Scio"a fine mar, pastor, i
Percheon stallion. He expects to re- Baptist church. Services at the as
turn by the 10th of the month. . , lualhours. nreaehinsr bv the uastor.
H. D. Landon, one of the practical! Rev. S. A.Douglas. Sabbath school at
lumbermen of Salem, has moved to ourf close of morning service. B. Y. P. S.
city and will become a permanent res-st 8:45. Midweek prayer service Thus-
dent. He has a fine mill property ud
m Bilpeu, which he will at once place
in operation.
For the past year the Scio railroad
has not been operated and during the
winter the engine was taken to Port
land. Now, we understand, the road is
to be placed in condition again and the
present season promises to be quite a
busy one from a freight viewpoint The
Hall Lumber Co. have a contract for
two million feet of brides timhur nnrf
50,000 ties for the S. P. company, John
Cyrus a contract for 50.000 ties, the
Miifer company for another 25.000 and
several other smaller lots.
Pigs for Sale.
T .Ante English Berkshires. Our found
ation stock comes from best herds in
il.. TT-:.,1 Cfafaa and stnptc for Sale IS
me unii-cu " , j
registered and as good as can be had
anvwhere. We also have a fine yearl-
J t iU kllli TTTrt -mill
inff, registered snun-iivm uu, t w
sell reasonaoie. au u vi
Pacific Nursery Co.,
Tangent, Ore.
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 pur old
seeds have been destroyed, no old stock
on hand. Prices on new seeds the same
as vou 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:.
DR. J. MYERS,
Physician and Surgeon
Office in Tweedale Block.
Phone: Office Main Red 41; residence.
Black 543.
Buff Leghorn Eggs
From well bred stock. 50 cents a
setting, at my place across the Will
amette. Phone Farmers 41. Call up
pon or address C. R. Widmer, R. D. 4
Albany.
Bargains
ftl Farm T Anda Tlmhnv F.anH. ..j
OitrJPropertT cailon or write
Albany!
$100 Reward $100
The readers oi thin
pleased to lest n that theru in at nu
dreaded disease iht science baa been
able to cure in all its stages, and that i
Oatarrb. ll.ll'g Catarrh Onre ia the
onlv positive' cure no-v known to the
medical fraternity. Oatgrrh bain a
constitutional diaeaie, requires a consti.
tmionol Irealmer t. Hah'a nurnrrh r,,r.
is teken inieron'ly, acting directly upon
the blond and mucous surfftcaa nf tha
syatem.Jthe'eby destroying the founda
tion oi c.u.'an.'uee, una giving the natieut
strength by bufldfnic up the constitution
and assisting na'ujn in doing its work.
The proprietors have so much hiih in
its curative nowern .iiat they offer One
Hundrid Dollars for an ca that It
fails lo cure. Send for list jf testimonials
Adilri-ep :
F. J. OBENEY & Co., Tcledo, O.
Bold by DnjgsistB, 76o
Take Hall's Family Piila for cone'Ipa-tion.
day 7:45 p.. iflf. All are invited to' be
present at tWcse services. . . -
Bt Mary's . Ualbolle Unorch. Verv
Rav Louia Metayer Rector and Dean.
Sunday Hiatt Maaa and Sermon at 10:30
am. Sunday School at the Academy at
3 pm. Veapera aad evening pnyere
Benediction at 7 :30. Daily Service Low
Mast i m every morning, .
Cbrietlaa , and missionary alliance
meeting every fiabbath afternoon at 3
a. m. at the Vv. O. T, V. Hall, All are
invited
' first Pr(bterian chnroh.cor. Broad
albia and Fifth streets, Publie worship
bod prsaoniDg at iu;su a. m. ana i :m p
m. Sunday snos! t 11 :45 . m. V , P.
8. O. H. H:30 D. m. Prarer meeting
Thprsday eveolng 7:30. An ar5 cord
ially inyited to the services,
M. E. church South. Rev. Wright,
paMor. Preacnloar at 11 a, m. and
7-30 p, m, 8. 8. at 10 a. m. Epsorth
Leagoe at 7 p. m. Weekly prayer toeet
ias i'bareday evening.
HOME AND ABROAD,
The salaries of all the county officials
Or Rpnnnn ivtnntw Knf Via rnn,.
were reduced by the last legislature
and will be as follows af tar July 1, 1906:
judge $720, sheriff $1,600, clerk $1,440,
rwuruer msv, treasurer $tw, school
superintendent $800, assessor $800.
The ladies of the Catholic church of
CorvAllin Will trivaa PaiVnovl- Wk.,M,n..
afternoon and evening April 13th to
help raise funds for the building of a
bell tower for the church. A magnifi
cent line of rare Mexican drawn work,
consisting of center pieces, doylies,
table CRVAn ivtnlrina KandbavwvUiaC
Tenerm csHars, silk shawls, etc. as
wen as many nome made articles will be
nnantn. n ,e i fit a i .
v oaixj. itcirtsinmCTits win jseservea in
the ewninff TSn nannla a ;wan,,
are cordially inyitedwhether they buy
In Its notice of the marriage! Harry
Stanleton and Miaa fJttrHrto A'Rwcn
at Roseburg, Thursday feve&mg, men-
.tvcyicw a&ys. - air. otapjeion nas Deen
viiu v iigv iiauuuai uoiia
for the past three years and is a valued
and trusted employe. His charming
and popular young- bride was formerly
in charge or the millinery department
at .Insflnhflnna Mi anrl XTa bronInfn
nave-commenced house-keeping in Dr.
. t . auuvw a uui-tuge, near tne
Christian church, on Pine street, where
they are now at home to their: many
-L.Li.euua
PAINT TALK
, , Are you aware of the
fact thAf. Rnma rfanlora oaIIO naw
fmseed oil for pure oil Graded leads
for sr.ricr.Tv nnra InoHo? xrn : ,u
, . ' J ! " .uuua. II . la Mlo
time to buy your paint. We aeU only
strictly pure guaranteed paint,
BURKHART & IMS.
Jap-a-Lac.
Have you investigated Jap-a-lac as a
covering for your floors? We can
recommend it as the proper thing. We
have a full line, oak, cherry, mahog
ony, or natural wood. Call for color
card. Stewart & Sox Hdw. Co. .
F. B. KE1CHUM
at the;
NEW HDS1G
STORE
Cor. Second and Ellsworths Street,
Albany, Oregon.
A Fine Line o all kinds of
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
Including the .
Aiien-GHbert-Ramaker & Los
1 'b.' of High jra e
PIANOS .
And Sheet Music.
Mail Orders prompttv attended to.
Selling Out.
The entire line of m&chandise of the
late Julius Gradwohl must be sold, con
sisting of Crockery, Glassware, Dolls,
Toys and Harware.
Corner 2nd and Ferry Street, near
the Democrat office.
ST, CHARLES OF LEBANON. - When
coming to Lebanon atop at the St.
Gharle3,the leading hotel of the own.
White help emoloyed only. Fine airy
' rooms, kind treatment to all and the
best the markets affords.
W. F. MILLS
Will Do Your Painting
And Paper Hanging,
In First-Class Style.
535 W 4th St.
Pnone 573 Red.
NEW DESIGNS IN ,
Ladies Safety Chatelains,
Shirt Waist Sets,
Brooches and Hat Pins,
F, M, FRENCH, The Jeweler.
See the new Festoon Necklaces.
"ALL IS NOT GOLD
THAT GLITTERS"
.Neither does it pay.to buy a cheap wheel be- '
,i cause it b tempting in appearance., i It ia !
- not enough that it should look well; it must ..
be made of firat-clasa material by good me
chanics, in workmanship manner. The '
Hartford has all of the requirements that
any high grade wheel has. Call in and look
over our stock. We sell them on the install
ment plan. Come and see us before buying.
LASSELLE BR08.& CO.
Albany, Oregon,
won't Accept a Substitute j
. When VOU ask for Paorarofn f.1 ',
rure vou eer he renuine f!asrarc(c
Candy "".tnarticl Don't accep'.
j-au.W'snt substitutes, imitations or j
c i'..,cerfcitsl Genuine tablets stamp
ed CCC Never gold In bulk I
MAKE YOUR HENS LAY MORE EGGS
hiiIppoe2?irrergtb,fe?dii,';then INTERNATIONAL, REX
feedf for 1 ?ent! 'OODS-they are inexpessive-50
Try a pkge. 25c.
THEY BRING HESULTS
THE HOUSE FURNISHING CO.
Fortmitter Bros., Managers.
.1 ;
Spring is here and that
means that House Glean
ing Time will soon arnye
W CAN HIT THE NAIL
THE HEAD
When it cornea to Eurniture ond Car"
pots. Wo carry the largest and moife
complete stock in the city. Our price
are right. Come andfaeefor yourself
THE ROUSE FURISISliiN.fi CO., Albany, Oregcn:
Sole Agents for the Celebrated Park Mills Carptb.
Ml druggists, toe j
Woodworth Drug Co., Agents