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ALBANY. OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH
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REILGIOUS SERVICES.
M. E. church: Sunday services 10:30
a. m. preaching by the pasior, subject: .
Church Increase. 6:30 p. m. Epworth
Leagues, subject: A L,ue oi uusriiiui
Kev.aul Ratri
subi'ect: The River of Dimond3. Ser-
vices each night during the week. The
Rev A D Wagner a reTent transfer
Kev. A. u. agiin, a t
from North Indiana, now located at
Silyerton. He is an excellent preacher !
and a splendid singer. You wUbe
pleased to hear Rev. W. D. Wagner.
Grace Presbyterian 1. G. Kn 2ts.
Sabbath School, 10:00 a. m., O. C. Bry-,
ant, supt. Freacning 11 '"' uu
n-sui n m hv R. L. Jones.
Mr. Jones
naoric nn intrnriuntion and
all Will be
rileased to hear him. Endeavor at 6:45
p. m., topic, "What is True Happi
ness?' Luke VI:20-26, Edna Knotts
leader. A cordial invitation to all these
services.
Paul Rarler will Dreach at the M. k.
church tonight. Subject The Mystery ;
nf IThmim" He Will a SO Sing a 5UIU.
Christian: Preaching by the pastor
of thp iicnnl hours
morning sermon an offering will be
taken lor foreign missions. Consecra
tion meeting of the Endeavorers at 6:30.
Try to be present at the Bible scnool at
10 o'clock.
Congregational church: Rev. G. W.
Nelson, pastor. Preaching Sunday at
10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. by the pas
tor. Sunday school convenes at n:o,
Junior Endeavor at 3:00 p. m. Senior
A seat' and :
Endccvor at 6:45 p,
welcome tor all.
Baptist church.
Mr. McAllister, the Scotch Evangel
ist, will preach tonight, and Sunday
morning and evening Mrs. Hemiston
will speak at both services. There will
be baptism at the evening service, and
soecial music at each service. ,
IN ALBANY.
People Who Come and Go.
G. A. Taylor, Portland.
A. H. Case, Seattle.
A. B. Keaton, Portland.
C. Cropp, Corvallis.
May Higgins, S. J)'.
C. H. Van Arden, Hortland.
W. E Malloy, Portland.
O. M. Scott. Marysville,
Jos. Earl, Halsey,
Ed. Bcnam, Salem.
A. A. Hale, Portland.
K. A. Ecklredge, Independence.
G. H. Richardson, Portland.
J. W. Crane, "
A. L. Peter, "
Estella Berry, Salem.
A. R. Landy, "
Phil Flood. Portland.
D. McCarty, "
WHO WANTS THEM
Otfer Bv
Come In and Make an
Wednesday March 7th
One Sll writing desk, one heating
stove, electric light fixtures and wiring,
some carpet remnants, curtains, cur
tain poles, wood, kindling, lumber, one
$11.50 guitar, one $14 one, one $10 one,
one $10 banjo, one $16 banjo. Do you
want any violin, mandolin and guitar
fixtures. Also we have a few strings
if you can use them.
All this stuff must be sold within
four days as our sale ends March 7th.
Eilers Piano House.
432 First St. Albany, Ore.
Not Selling Out At Cost.
We will sell Standard Groceries very
reasonable for cash. 1
We have the famous Lebanon canned
corn, beans and peas, which took the
gold medal premium at the Portland i
Fair which will be sold at popular,
prices. . , . I
Call and examine our goods, in the,
Baltimore Block, 103 West First St.
Phone Red 321.
Ellis &Umphrey.
L
ADIE
A beautiful line of Spring Street Hats
now on display. Call and inspect our line.
EASTERN MILLINERY CO.
MRS. H. W. LOCKE, Prop., 109 W. First, Phone Blk. 21, ALBANY
Our First
357 W. First St., Albany, Ore , Vhi.nc lilack 841
THE MISSISSIPPI CYCLONE.
Oer 100
Killed and Many In
jured. Jackson, Miss., March 3.
-Aid from
all parts of the state is being rushed to
ftieridian which was demolished by a
H?"?- ? is rePortef a.
hundred bodies have been recovered,
gislature adjourned and the
membergshave toJ the seene t0 as
.gt jn tje re,ief The sol(jierg in
harge &re m.Me tQ contro thg frfin
zied peopie seeking relatives.
The town of Marcon, twenty miles
from Meridian, is reported completely.
w;De(i out the ruins burned and manv !
nrp rennrted killpH. As communication
is restored, reports of loss of life are
increased.
Fi.tal Tornado
Mobile, Mar. 3 Information reached
iviooi.e oy le.epnone oi ine uviairucuva
! at 6:30 last evening, killing 21 white
1.UI1IC.UU wiiiv.li .vi,v;u uv.., vivo. ,
thn ' Persons and over 100 negroes, and dam
TpVin? wfll be ! aEng property to the extent of $1,500,-
uuu. Also, scores were serionsiy ln
ing caught in the wreckage of houses.
Another l.onfcssion.
Boise, Mar. 2. -Steve Adams, ar
rested at Haines in Oregon, in connect
ion with the Steunenberg assassination
has made a full and sweeping confess
ion. This confession is tar more lm-
Portant than Orchard's,
Of Portland, president of the Anti
Saloon League, of Portland, will speak
at a mass meeting at the M. E. church
tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock on
the subj"ect "Men, Mud and Gods."
Rov. Rader is tne gentleman recently
attacked on the streets of Salem and is
said to be an eloquent and forceable
ofcanci, uv; is rt ovm vjx ui. ivauci j
Portland, and a brother of Willamette's
fullback.
A Pole Colony.
Guard: Hon. John J. Von Gostoneski,
George Snell, Tony Manarwck and Jos
Beieggas, a committee representing the
Polish and German Colonization Asso
ciation, of Toledo, Ohio, arrived in Eu
gene last night to look over this part of
the state with a view of .locating a col
ony of from E00 to 1000 Polish, German
and Slavish families.
Mr. Von Gostoneski, who is a Polish
count, was interviewed by a Guard re
porter this afternoon. The count said
that he and the other members of the
committee have been through nearly
all the Western States and they liked
uregon best of all. . He thinks a colony
will be located somewhere in this state,
but the place has not yet been selected.
Every one can eat oranges now. 10
cents per doz. at Elite.
Genuine Pumparnickel bread at Beam
Shaw Co.
H
ATS
ft'
Rev. Paul Rader
WOLCOTT'S MILLINERY
MISFITS,.
A Mixture of Things and Thoughts
Wonder where Mr. Heney is now?
Blizzards in the east sufficient to
make up for an open winter.
Rockefeller has been found by every
body but the officer with the subpoena.
Lebanon people took the smallpox by
the horns and no fear is expressed of
its spreading.
The Van Cleve Stock Co. isto appetr
at Brownsville for three nights begin
ning March 23. Bet that's Bert.
President I. E. Richardson, of the E.
B. U., is a candidate for representative
on the republican ticket, and will make
a li ve campaign for the nomination.
The U. of O. Glee Club will make its
last appearance for the year in Eugene
tonight, and then Bobby Rountree will
leave on a trip around the world, and
the Club will be without its Hamlet.
"Some of the Reasons Why Chas. A.
Johns Should Be Nominated" is the
heading of an article that has appeared
in a good many republican papers.
Some mordern advertising in reading
matter.
Outcalt, Swinnerton and the other
artists would have had their eves c"
wide if they had been in Albany.
night peeking in at the dormitory w.. 1
dows. !
A writer in the Eugene Guard says
typhoid fever can be cured by keeping
a piece of ice the size of a hickory nut
in the patient's mouth for twelve hours,
ireezing out the fever, declaring that
iT&tTtt !
0 . ratner lively.
, TT . , ,. , j Corvallis Times: A new directory
Col. Hofer is said to be a candidate for ( for the Independent Telephone people
the state legislature in Marion county, no is being printed at the Times office.and
doubt as a reform candidate. He was will be ready for the public early next
a member of the legislature before, week. It contains 5215 names of Cor
after retiring from it the Statesman vallis subscribers alone. The entire list
proving that he voted for the most ap- numbers over 1,200 names,
propriations of any man in the legi- Corvallis Times: Two Linn county
tlauire, but many things have tran- men were at thecollege Wednesday, in-
spired since those days.
PIANO CRAZE STILL ON.
One Piano Sold by Phone.
Many
Letters From Out of
Town Parties.
If you expect to own a piano within
two years, you had better take advant
age of this ppportunity.
It will be a long time again before
you will get a chance to secure a $350
full size upright piano in oak case for
$195 on $6 payments and every piano in
the store at corresponding reductions
and terms.
There is a Haines & Co. square grand
that must be sold as wp don't want to
ship it and it wont if anyone makes us
a decent offer and will pay even S3 ur
$4 a month on it (hardly rent.)
Two organs left one a 5 octave $90
Pacific Queen at $46 and the other be
ing one of the same make in 6 octaves
for only $54. See them in window.
We would rather return an exchanged
organ than an unsold new piano; so be
assured of a fine proposition to exchange
your family organ on a piano.
If your present piano is even slightly
unsatisfactory in anyway, you can turn
it in on a fine new one at half the dif
ference it would ordinarily be and pay
the balance on mere rent terms.
You have waited long enough now,
come in today or Monday and buy your
self $100 to $150 richer by saving' that
much when you can.
Open every evening. We close on
Wednesday evening March 7th.
EILERS PIANO HOIM.
432 First St. Albany,
J. M. WARD, Manager.
CASTOR 1 A
for Infants and Children.
T2ie Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Einature ef
ft r m a w
uispmy or spring ivuii
Will be a ieast for your eyes, for our entire line of the most fash
ionable headgear just arrived from our Portland workshop, and the
best eastern makers of street hats will be placed on sale Saturday
March 3, for one day only at the big reduction of 25 per cent dis
count. This discount applys to only cash purchases. Avail your
selves of this opportunity and get the guaranteed correct styles at
wincing prices.
O. P. WOLCOTT, Prop.
STANDARD SEWING
MACHINE
wr
HY
for
chine when we will sell you one for
$25 to $30 cash. We can give you
the genuine Standard lor the above
price. Come and see them.
JLASSELLE BROS. & CO.,
Albany, - - - - Oregon.
HOME AND ABROAD.
Prof. Thomcs Condon, of the U. of
O. today is 84 years of age.
Scio's taxes this year will be 42 mills,
i vestigating methods of alfalfa product
I ion. They were Thomas Froman and
i Hon. J. K. Weatherford. Both are
planning to engage in alfalfa production,
; and in company with Dr. Withycombe
t looked over the alfalfa fields on the
College farm.
NEW AND REVISED
March List.
Talk is cheap but prices are what
count. Call on C. E. Brownbll for
Choice Sweet Corn at 8c
String Beans at 10c
Table Peaches at 12 l-2c '
White Waxy Beans at 5c
Best table Rice 15 lbs for $1.00
Canned Mackerel 10c per can !
Maine Sardines 5c
We have never advertised groceries
nt cost, but if you want cost prices on
dishes vou can iret them at
C. E. BROWNELL'S. i
ALBANY 0PEXA HOUSE
Empire
Theatre
Co.
3 NIGHTS 3
Beginning I
Thursday, March 1st-J
A choice selection of modern dramss.
Thursday nignt "A Broken Heart.",
Friday night "Dora." i
Saturday night "A Wronged Wffe. ".
i
with a superb cast.
18 Acting People 18
POPULAR PRICES: -15
cents, 25 cents, 33 cents, 50 cents.
R33erved seit3 at the. usual place.
pay agents 60
the Standard Sewing Ma
Some up-to-date
Grocery Prices
Red Crown flour per sack $1.10 Rolled Oats per pound $ .05
Stayton flour persack 1.20 Flaked Wheat per pound 05
Olympic flour per sack 1 25 Flaked Hominy per pound 05
Graham or Germs per 10 Id sack . .25 Corn Meal per 10 H sack 25
Towles Log Cabin Maple Syrup per gallon $1.25
Red Cross or Fountain Syrup .45
Small Navy Beans per pound $ .06 3 Crown Raisins per pound $ .10
Lady Washington Beans pound.. .05 Sultana Raisins 2 pounds 25
Lima Beans per pound 08 Seeded Raisins 2 pounds 25
Bayo Beans per pound 06 Fancy Currants 2 pounds 25
Sweet Corn quality guaranteed, 2 cans 15c, case 2 doz. $1.75
rancy Santiam Potatoes 40 cents per bushel
W. A EASTBIJRN
The Prettiest
llllf At the lowest
FLOOD'S
At Stent's Cash Store
442 Washington
and $65
CASH STORE
TT o
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St., Portland, Oregon