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‘The Price
Hair-Cut’
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No. i8, i2r0l
2*.
SECOND A N D BAKER STS.. A LBANY.
is the B ig g e s t L i n e o f T e n t s of all kinds.
Christian Church, July 2,
W a ll T e n ts
8 p. m.
Forty conversions are reported
from the Waterloo Sunday school
convention.
HALSftY RAILROAD TIME
North
ftoutll
C a m p T e n ts
m.
No, 23, 1 1 2 9 *. ö ,(
17, 3.39 p. m,
SUNDAY MAIL HOURS
The delivery window of the
Halsey poetoffice is open Sundays
from 9:15 to 9:45 a. m. and 12 20
to 12:35 and 4:<5 to 5.00 p. m.
A u to T e n ts
Furniture Bought in Large Quantities and Sold in
Any Amount
Coal Oil Stoves,
t
5.50 p. m.
new and second hand
PAID-FOR PARAGRAPHS
Admittance Here 5 Cents
a Line
Second-hand McCormick binder.
W. J. Lane, the Brownsville
G. W• Mornhinweg.
jeweler, was in Hrleey in his cer
Bags
Ever imagine what a timid man would do if he dared to lire t wen tv four I
Tuesday
evening.
hours exactly aa be wished?
7
"One Glorious Day”
Ever imagine how you’d feel after laughing two solid hour« straight ?
The pavers are spreading hoi
|Come and follow W ill Roger« through “ One Glorious Day.”
plaster between Tangent and Al­
Ably assisted by several talented
bany, beginning at the latter city.
player». Will Roger» is featured in
‘One Glorious Day,” a Paramount
Troy
Putman
and wife of
cash. That is why he can sell so low.
comedy which comes to the Riallo
Brownsville welcomed a little girl
In fact it'« a laugh from start to finish. Come.
theater next Friday. LB» lee,
to their home Tuesday morning
dainty and magnetic, ia the Irad.
O. F. Neal and George Hayes are
ing woman.
the only patrons of rural mute 2
whose mail delivery will be affected Onr angel ie very unconventional, Halsey girls who are
having their
Dr. E. W. Barnum, dentist, at
by the paving of the road south of though, for he playa eiroue, rolls hair “ bobbed” ?
day evening from Newbarg. Mre. town.
Hotel Haleey every Tuesday and
in the mud and keeps a dog. Ha
Wallace and children will reside
J. W. Moore and wife were in Friday.
here.
Dr. and Mrs. Garnjobst’s on must ba an earthly angel, for the Albany yesterday.
(Continued from page 3)
Bibla
lays
of
baa
van:
“
There
Tueaday took Mrs. Girnjobst’e
Mr». G. Mitzner visited the
Miss Cecils Mayberry ia waiting
Sixteen human beings died a
E. B McKinney of Eugene was
•niter,
Mrs. John F. Dore, to Al­ shall be no dog there.”
county seat Mouday.
on customers in Stewart & Priced
violent death because they chose
in
Haleey
on
business
Wednesday
bany,
on
the
wry
to
her
home
io
Rev. J. W. Craig of Brownsville
to everciee their right of working
Mrs. Audrew Brown visited confectionery while Dillard Price Seattle, after a visit with the doc­ has picked fifteen gallons of
is
assisting
in
the
harvest.
Miss Agnes Struthers of Hart- where they pleased when they
her parents at Shedd Tuesday
tor’s family.
cherries from ooe ot the trees in dale, Wash., visited at the Hur pleased for a wage satisfactory to
Clayton Gaub and Marvin Me
Frank Kirk’s house on First
them. Murder never has been,
Thia is the automobile season of his gardeo, with more to come, ton home Wednesday.
street ia receiving a new coat of Murphy arrived Friday evening the year and dealers recognize the and ba has enabled the Enterprise
is not now and never will be a
from
California
to
spend
the
bar
Mrs. L. E. Walton and son
people to testify, from experi­
paint.
vest here. They are employed by Enterprise as a good medium mental knowledge, that they are James Rector returned borne from justifiable method of settling dis­
putes between labor and capital.
through which to rerch buyers in
Gordon, four-year-old eon of O. F. Neal.
of excellent quality.
a visit to Portland yesterday.
—Albatiy Herald.
one of the most prosperous lections
Ned Callaway of Brownsville, died
Whether you buy at home or el jf the Uuited States. Foote Bros
last week,
He has taken the oath of office
C. H. Koontz took a carload of
the county seat, you will do the Kn of Halsey, the Albany Tire and
and it’s Sheriff Dunlap now and scouts to Lake Ogle last evening
The still of the moonshiner drips
Charles Gibson returned Tuesday terprise a good turn if you deal with
for a swim.
a deadlier concoction tba.; any
from Portland, where he had tiken those who advertise in its columns Servic» station, Vick Brothers Miss Amy Rose is his deputy.
and Morton & Dawson of Albany
a load of cattle,
and tell them eo.
The widow of David West of
D. S, McWilliams and family, liquor, however vicions. It drips
and the Fisk tire makers are rep­
despite of law and aDarchy and
Plainview,
who
killed
Kendall
and
Rioliard Sanders of Brownsville
Since he bought his residence resented in our columns this week. Healy and himself, gets all his accompanied by C. P. Stafford death. Such has ever been the
and wife, were Sodaville visitors
is building a home on the crest of Dr. Marks has bad carpeoters.
product of the distillery, but now
Did the spectacle of an unspeak
under a will made sixteen Sunday.
Holloway Hights,
painters, eto., at work remodeling, • bly cruel Russian count killing estate
that the still itself is outlawed
years ago.
R. B. Mayberry and family, ac­ them exists no reason iu law or
Thera were about 200 iu the pa sandpapering, painting, etc , to the pigeons for sport in the “ Foolish
Brownsville caterpillars are re­ companied by Mrs. Mayberry's conscience why this should be.
of some 1600, and the end is Wives” play at the Rialto Friday
rade at the Brownsville Sunday tune
not yet.
increase your admiration for the ported to ba eating pciaon oak. sitter, Mr». Stewart, and daughter And very far from being an argn.
school pionic Sunday.
prohibition, the
Mrs. Joseph Drinkard went home of Albany epent Sunday with other ment against
John Standish spent Friday noble »port of hunting and »boot
Rev. C. T. Cook preached the
Plainview
murders
and suicide
picnikers
at
Waterloo.
iu«
living
things?
Did
it
make
opening sermon of the Shedd re- afternoon in a bay field and came the game commission’s pet, the to Portland Monday after her
serve as reminders of the spleen
visit at the home of her son, J. W.
home
wltn
blistered
hands
and
A telegram from Mi-a Cleons and passion that are associated
vival series week Wednesday
eporteaau,
seem Drinkard.
nicely sun-burnel. He reports professional
Smith, who is visiting friends at with liquor.—Portland Oregonian.
more
godlike
than
the
“
pot
hunter”
Olaf Nelson climbed the 100-foot that ha prefers “ the black art” to
J. W. Drinkard and wife, ac­ Pomeroy, Wash., states that she
who kills an animal to feed his
flagpole at the picnic grounds at bay making.
companied
by Miss Alberta Koonts expects to remain there a little
family?
Brownsville and made possible the
Another ''Farm Bloc” Victory
and Mrs. Edith Robnett, drove to longer.
So
.large
a
crowd
attended
the
raising of the flag.
Albany
Friday
night
aud
attended
Mr.
Bartcber
of
the
Albany
funeral of Sheriff Kendall at A'-
Miss Geraldine Cook is expected
Judge 8kipworth is of the same
H- B. Stiiker has given up the b»ny Saturday that the sermon furniture Exchange, which fr»J the concert given by Mr. and Mrs home from Indenendence today. opinion as Judge Kelly that it is
Simon place near Tangent and the preached in
the church was qinntly advertises in the Enter­ George Hotchkiss Street of Port- Her father, Rev. 0 . T. Cook, went illegal for county court» to accom­
family h--------
* ‘ to a borne near repeated outside to those who prise, comes naturally and hered­ land.
modate the state highway com­
Jae moved
for her ia his car.
itarily to the furniture business, it
Peoria.
could not get in.
mission by taking market road
Thrashing wages and prices in
seems. An Albany paper points
funds from their intended use and
Douglae Taylor returned fialur- It is not at Turner, as errone ously out that the first specimen of the Linn county for this year will be
No Charivari
putting them into the Pacific high­
day evening from Spokane, where stated last week, but at Marion, well-known piece of furniture the same aa last season.
way.
he attended the funeral of hie in Marion countv, a much larger called the Davenport was invented
Homer Mornhinweg’s bride was
Mr, and Mrs. Bond, from near
Lane county tried to divert
brother, B. J. Taylor.
town, that Mr. Cornelius, formerly and manfacturcd by M-. Batcher's Lewiston, Idaho, arrived Friday Miss Beth Allen of Tacoma, When • 43,000 in that way by the subter­
railroad ageut here, is stationed grandfather.
for a visit with the former's thj pair got home to Shedd their fuge of designating a portion of
G. W. Mornhinweg and wife, and it was to that town that he
residence was not ready for occu.
ecoompanied hy Mrs. Hazel Wall moved his family last week.
The scope of the Enterprise ie brother, Milton Bond, aud sister, anoy, so they went to the boarding the highway a market road, but
Mr».
Berry
Cummings.
Skipworth says the legislature
wide. Perhaps some would-be wit
lace and ohildreu, arrived Satur-
ouae and there was no charivari.
made it a state highway and the
The Brownsville prohibitionists will say its a soattergun. Last
Probably tba barbers* union did
ask Governor Olcott to use th week there was an article on the not instigate the sermon to be Not a cow bell was heard, not a county has no power to make it a
| county road.
tin pan note,
power of the state to suppress the first page about spirits aud devils preached at the Christian church
Ae Homer returned to Shedd I It looks as though there is some
moonshining in Linn county which and this week there ie a story on Sunday evening. Who knows but
I hope, after all, for roads that wlil
married.
has come into the spotlight as a pages 2 and 8 about an angel boy. the talk may apply to those outre
Not a firecracker holder discharged j help farmer» -and attract settlers
result of the murder o, Kendall aud
aud Healy.
and build up the state. Abolish
a shot
with you.
X
As the paiMo the boarding house tba commissions.
The flouring mills at Browns
It's all so easy the ville,
having been strengl hened at
Sport hath her casualties no less
Kodak way, nod the the bottom by a lot of concrete
Jud Tunklna.
than war. Darrell Lobh, 10-year-
work, have beeu repainted. Mills
Jod Tunklna nays aD envious man old spectator at a baseball game at
pictures, precious at A Son, the owners, have surely
suffers so much that while you cant
West Seattle, was instantly killed
tho time, will be price­ contributed their part to the ad­
^ h l m
you’ve got to
by a batted ball which hit him on
vancement
of
the
town.
less to you later. You
the head last Tuesday.
Amos Ramsay unloaded an up.
can spend your vaca­
to-dale thrasher and engine at the
tion and have it too— depot Monday. It made a good
in pictures.
Price carload. Il has been used one
season in eastern Oregon, where
big harvesting machinery is more
(commencing Saturday, morning, July 1, and
common than here.
Shilling in
Take plenty’ of films « new paint it looks like new
ending Saturday evening, July 8, we will offer
and is
with you.
said to be as good. Its mouth
I lies aud Tubes at prices lower than have ever
bests Slim Jim's, being three feet
been
quoted in Albany on a line of guaranteed'
A. Ringo, Druggist
wide, and looks as though it could
factory
firsts, strictly fresh and up to standard
' chaw''a lot of grain in a day. I
in
every
wav.
It is a 36-00 separator.
Trunks, Suitcases, Traveling
ROGOW AY
Also a dandy two-reel Comedy
Jots and Tittles
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9.40
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10.80
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Special prices on all accessories daring this sale
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E N T E R P R IS E <loee not carry advertisements to aa many
° ? e* V tre re>ched by ’Ome P*per« that are published in
th .t
C
H * '* * y’ ’>Ut “ “ rne* lh ,m into * »•» ° f home.
publi“ t io u ,^ f”
d
” y ° ‘ her puWic* Uon or combination of
the fertU aW n t* ° ° »
10 th‘ h° mM ° f prot»*ro'”
in
o X w
w Me r * eT—farmers whose tr.de i . worthwhile
t h » J T ^ th
many
Wh0M *hr* wd management
VT°*p* rOT* advertise iu iu column« because it per«
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to the«« modern days wh.n the announcement» «re changed fre-
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