the iiuui'
tnt. red i ibe post office, Aitmuy,
BBCoud class ruail ajauer.
F P NUTTING-
OUR WANTS
FOR-EENT. Restaurant building .on
second street, opposite Stewart.&
Sox's. Living rooms upstairs. -Every
.thing in good condition. Call at 627
.E. 3rd Street, Albany, Oregon.
LOST Pair gold rimmed spectacles,
in a case, marked R. L. Edmundson.
Return to him at Merry-go-round.
FOR SALE OR RENT. -50 or 100
cows with winter feed, will trai e a
bove for farm and rent dairy of 314
acres. H. Bryant. t5.
TO EXCHANGE. Farm in Douglas
county, for Albany property. Call
on or write Burkhart.& ryeatt, Alb.
any, Ore. 22t
ANGORA GOATS: Two full blooded
bucks, yearlings, eligible for registry;
for sale by A. F. Zimmerman, R. F,
D. 2., Albany, Oregon.
FOTTND7 A Dair of crold rimmed spec.
taeles, picked up near the depot
Can be had at this omce.
WANTED. -at
th St.
office.
A
good dining room girl
Charles
notei.
Call at
WANTED. Male and female help at
the Magnolia Steam Laundry. Ap.
ply immediately.
NOTICE is hereby given
that 1 will
not be responsible for any debts con
tracted by my wife from this date
Albany, July zu, lauo.
Edward Walden
FOR SALE. A second hand skeleton
huirirv. for cash, or will trade fo
hav or wood. Call at the Combina.
tion Barber Shop.
WANTED. 2 or 3 unfurnished rooms,
frivate residence preferred,
nquire at the Democrat offioe.
ROOMS FOR RENT. Office amd living
rooms, second floor Mcllwain Block.
Call upon H. F. Mcllwain.
FOR SALE. A jack of all trades 2
horse Gasoline engine taken in ex
change for Windmill. In first-class
condition and a bargain. Also a It
ft. Power Aermotor with 40 ft, steel
tower grinder and pump jack, only
been in use five months. A great
bargain. Write or phone W. W..
Crawford, Albany, Or.
THE "."AIR.-While attending it call
uyon J. R. Douglas for rooms.
Lodging 60c, meals 25 cents. Take a
16th street car from fair ground to
First with transfer to Mt. Scott car,
get off at Kern park, close to place.
I The Albany Box and Manufacturing
Co. have some nice cedar i fence
posts for sale at a reasonable price
Jail at their Bhop, Santium Road.
LEWIS AND CLARK FAIR Camp
ing grounds, fine view, all conven
iences. Terms reasonable. Address
Park Co., 640 Jackson St., Portland.
NOTICE. All accounts owed A. O.
Beam are now due and payable to
Owen Beam at store of Beam-Shaw
Co., First and .Ferry Sts. lot
WOOD FOR SALE. Gcod dry wood.
Phone 614. Mishler Bros.
PASTURE, for stock, fresh water and
fine grass, on the J. O. Fry place,
Fry Station. William Holloway.
ST, CHARLES OF LEBANON. - When
coming to Lebanon stop at the St.
Charles, the leading hotel of the own.
White help emoloyed only. Fine airy
rooms, kind treatment to all and the
best the markets affords.
OREGON'S GREATEST Mutual lire
insurance company is the O. F. R. A.
C. C. Bryant, Agent.
Phono Red 1863 will cnll up the Golden
Rule Dairy, H. M. Pulmur proprietor,
for orders for tho best milk or cream.
422.
WOOD SAWING.
Roy Lnporto has bought the wood
saw outfit of John Clelun, which he will
run, and nsks a share of the patronage
of Albany people. Prompt and efficient
work guaranteed. Phoe Red 133
ICE
Delivered to any part of
tho city by
the
A
Ibany
Butter and Produce
B t-.0.
Made from pure distilled
water. Phone Main 49
or Red 751
CRAFT & BERRYJ
. Ini' and
i.ailalloit
nrei i
tlwiiTB have nn hnnd the brat o f-t-rv
thin in the meat line, choire lard tc
. QIvj tbtfui caii.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Notice Is lierely sivpn :o all Um li
may conrprn Inai the urcetprrd x
eculor ol the IfPi mil at d eianicnt ol
Anna John, decossfd, l ag fiVrt villi
thr et rk of ll.e ' ourijp O art !' Linn
Ooonty, Ongon, fair Anal ao runt nrt
the Hon. Judir ol said court iias s.t
Moiula. July 10, 1005. at (b hnr i
One o'clock p. m. to bni obj e Ions, if
ant. to said aovoont Ld to arttle t,tt
Mtatfl.
Tbia lane 2nd, 1005.
, TiiriiAi Joiivp.
Eleentor of the ettatv of Auna John.
Jeeeaped.
Of aUTIIRFOID A WTATI,
Attornnyt fi r Executor.
Tenth I'rans-Coiitlaciital t'rip.
(Concluded from yesterday. )
The principal cities passed through
between New Orleans nd Washington
were Mobile, Montgomery, Atlanta
and Richmond. The country
in this
part of the journey has more to in
terest a man who was brought up on a ! level of the sea, I was not uncomfort
f arm than that travelled over between ' ably warm, although I wore both my
uos Angeies ana rew urieans; dui tne
evidence of want of enterprise and of
high-grade farming is everywhere man-
if est. All the farmers seem to be col-
ored men, and more than one ocular
demonstration was given of the fact
that they were far from being experts,
More than one put in his appearance,
plowing, as he thought, with a single
mule, but he was not plowing at all,
He was only scratching the ground, as
some who call themselves farmers do
in Oregon; and I suppose that he, like
the Oregonian, would be indignant at a
college professor's presumption in ex-
pressing his opinion in regard to that
of which he is supposed to know noth-
ing- ' cence rf vige, usquebaugh or aquavitae,
a. ;f,i ..o .lo t .....j'i.!, a u 4
""tuTCiToiwmycaioi xuuiiu
myself in Washington City, D. C,
-where I spent the Sabbath and Monday
till 5:30 p. m. Since my last visit the
city has grown and new places of in-
terest have been erected. One of the
.first of these visited was Wanhinfrtnn'n
Monument, and obelisk 555 feet and
o i-B incnes in height. It was
begun
by private subscription and
com-
pleted by an appropriation made by an
act of Congress.' The corner stone was I
laid in 1848. In 1855 the shaft had
reached a height of 152 feet. The work
mVtinXt nrna of Unt- .In... . J 1
resumed in 1878, and the monument
waa cumpieieu in xato. uooert u.
Wmthrop, who delivered the address at
the laying of the corner stone in 1848,
was the orator at the dedication, Feb,
2l8t, 1885. The total cost was $1,300,-
000.
Within the Monument is an elevator
by which visitors are carried to the
height of 504 feet. At this point
openings in the walls from which there
is a splendid view of the whole city of
Washington and much of the surround
ing country, including the mountains of
Virginia and a part of Maryland.
Some of the other interesting places
visited were the Agricultural Building.
Smithsonian Institue, Museum and
Congressional Library. Of these I will
not attempt a description. I will mere
ly say that the Congressional Library
one of the finest and most completely
furnished buildings 'that I ever saw.
To be appreciated .it must be seen.
No attempt at description can give the
faintest conception of reality.
One of the first things that attracted
my attention in the Capital City of our
great country was the number of fe
males, young and old, large and small,
beautiful and otherwise, seen on the
streets and elsewhere, many of whom
manifestly "had boy-on-the-brain" and
were candidates for .matrimony. A
young man who accompanied me in
some of my perambulations told me
that 67 per cent of .the population of
the city are females. He also informed
me that no less than three young ladies
had "proposed" to him, although he
has been a resident of the city less
(than a year and has not made the
a:quaintance of very many young
ladies. Whether these proposals had
been made during leap-year or not, he
dii not inform me; but I am inclined to
think they were not. He did inform
me, however, that the proposals were
not made as men usually make them,
but after the manner of women.
At 5:30 Monday afternoon, I left
Washington on the B. and O. train for
New Concord, Ohio, 378 miles distant,
and the next day my trip of 4628 miles
came to a punctum stans. The whole
distance was traveled without a mishap
of any kind, and I am glad that I came
as i did. The most of the trip was
through a region of our great country
entirely new to me, nod the journey
LOOK
We have opened to the public, a new,
select, and complete line of GROCERIES
at the corner of Main an l Second Streets,
Albany, Or.
Our prices are as low as the lowest,
quality considered.
Courteous pxid attentive clerks will at
all times be at your service.
Goods delivered to any part of the city
on short notice by our own delivery.
A neat and tasty MEAT MARKET will
be a special feature of this new establish
ment. We would be pleased with a share of
your patronage, and will guarantee satis-
leiuuujj. in txu uases.
was accordingly more enjoyable than it
would have been, if I had before pass
ed over the same roads. I was agree
ably disappointed in finding the heat
was not bo oppressive as I expected to
find it, and as I was told it would be.
Even near the California and Arizona
line, when we were 23 feet lelow the
coat una ouster, ana tne mercury in
the thermometer was said to stand at
J 110 degrees. There was a constant
( breeze in the car, which was agreeable,
although it was" warm. If I had come
about a month sooner, the trip wauld
doubtless have been somewhat more
' enjoyable, but it was very pleasant as
it was, and I have no hesitation in rec-
ommeading it to others. But to anv
one contemplating taking this triD. I
would recommend the same nrpcan-
tion that Caelebs took. He knew that
the quality of the water in some parts
of the journey was not of the best,
and he provided himself with a mixture
of sulphate of auinia and th omnia.
fiuvcu w uo a very excellent
preventive of danger from impure !
water and at the same time a good
tonic. The result wa3 that the
physical man was about as strong and !
vigorous when he reached his old home '
at New Concord. Ohio, aa ho woD I
he left Albany, Oregon, althoueh the
trip was 4923 miles long, according to
the time table.
Caelebs.
July 22, 1905.
New Concord, Ohio,
$100 Reward $100
j pedn VJlrll
: areaaea .Unease ibat tcieuce 1 as beeo
able 10 cure in all its stages, nnd that is
Oa'arrh. Hall's Catarrh Cnre is the
onlv positive ore wv known to the
medical fraternity. Outa.rh teinir a
constitutional disenet?, requires a consti -
tuuonai treatment. Hall'B Ontarrh Cure
is isken iruernA'ly, ac iuji directly upon
the blood Bud mu:ous surface of tim
system, the eby destroying the founda
tion ol llHIs, ami Kivlusr the patient
strength by building up the constitution
ana aselBting nmuie in doing ua work.
ine proprietors nave so much Uiih in
its cnrotivB Dowern itiat thuy offer One
Hundred Dollars (or any ce that it
fails to cure . Send lor list if testimonials
AddreBf :
F. J, CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druituists. 76c
Take Hall's Family fillBfor cons'ipa
tiun. Sunday Excursions to Newport.
Beginning Sunday June 18th and con
tinuing until the end of August, excur-
simia fin tho P. X, 1? ...lit u ci -j
u. u. u, will uc mil OUUUHV
leaving Albany at 7:30 after arrival of
uugene local.
Returning, trains will leave Newoort 1
at 6:00 p. m. arriving in Albany at
10:00 p. m. giving 6 hours at the beach.
Fare from Albany, Corvallis and
Philomath $1.50 to Newport and return
Elite ice cream has gained a reputation
for itse f thrnun-hrmt- tV,o T
smoothness, purity and fine flavor, i
nememoer not to forget."
WOOD SAWING,
Promptly and efficiently : at
tended to by Ben Rozelle. Order per
sonally or phone Black 1841.
Souvenir spoons, cups,
trays, bag
tags, gold dollars, etc., at
Jewelry store.
French's
KEEP an EYE on-the Vienna Bakerv
for good things to EAT. Second street
eDtwean Ellsworth and Lyon streets.
See our new beautiful line of jardi
meres just in from the factory.
C. E. Brownell.
Quick free delivery of meat to any
S art of the city by the Albany Dressed
leef Company., by their own delivery.
Any time you want it.
SHARPEN UP-we have it-get one
of our Sickle grinders, bipedal grinders.
Stewart & Sox Hdw. Co.
The Elite MAKES
cream.
pure reliable ice
8emtu Tti8 Kind You Hate Always BoneH
HERE I
MILLSlRrfeERY,
Charley Miller, Manager.
Frenzied Thoughts.
Chicago is making fun of Kansas City,
becausa a wealthy widow married her
coachman there. In Chicago, the real
thing is to marry the "Chaff eur."
It is thought that Peary should reach
the north pole this time, unless his
ship "Roosevelt" should loose, time
stopping to shoot the polar grizzlies.
From the testimony In the Missouri
and Kansas investigations, it appears
that the "Standard Oil" got the "field"
by carefully lubricating the influential
politicians.
St. Louis is hinting to Gov. Folk
that this is absolutely no kind of
weather to "keep the lid on" in. j
Take a Bath.
The Albany Bath House, at the mouth
ofthe Calapooia is now open for bath
ers. Good accommodations and all con
veniences. Only 10 and 15 cents.
FINE SOAPS.
! word about our t
We haven't said !
fine Toilet Soan. W
carry one of the most extensive Tines o
ianu toilet soaps in the city. Prices
are right. Everything in the soap line
from 5c to 50c per cake. i
uurkhart & Lee,
VIC blacks and tans shoes
For ladies and gentlemen,
At his stand, Broadalbin St.
Good work at a neat and
Convenient place. Try him.
On hand all the time. 1
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FINE PERFUMERY. -Please bear in
mind that we sell only high grade per
fumes that is pleasing, delicate and
lasting, in bulk or in fancy" packages.
We guarantee everything we sell. j
Burkhart & Lee.
Wny experiment with new brands of
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. ,
fl. E. BROWNELL. f
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1 Just received a car load of Wood '
r lure r-iascer, aiso car Aisen Portland i
lxme.it, the best on the market, at
Sender's Feed Store.
A NEW LINE of Steel Ranges at
prices that will please you. . ,
STJSiWAKT & SOX HDW. CO.
A special bargain on some F rst
street property if taken at one
S. N. Sf eele & C .
You can onlv mrttra nf thn'ir tioa.ifv
by seeing them. Decorated waist sets
at French's Jewelry store. j
GET OUR PRICES on tents and
wagon covers before buying. ,
Stewart & Sox How Co.
New stock of Refru
orators. Call and
; Sox Hdw. Co. i
,1
,see them'
Stewart i
;
, mosc .complete line 01 syrups and
molasses at
C. E. Brownell
Order Elite ice creams and sherbet
for your dinners, parties or teas.
Boars th
&n&tore
'f W MOT I0U
Ito Kin1 ou Hava always Njp
W. F. MILLS
Will Do Your Painting
And Paper Hanging,
In First-Class Style.
535 W 4th St.
Pnone573 Red.
BERT DAVIS
-REPAifis-BlCYCLES,
UMBRELLAS,
and any old thing.
Second St. opp. Stewart & Sox Co'
Drs. Adams, Dentists, !
of 350 1-2 Morrison St., Portland, Or.,
who were for a number of years located
at Albany, wish to announce to nil of
their patients that they will be at their
Newport dental office during the month
of August when they will be pleased to
examine any work done by them and
make any needed repairs free of charge.
YOUR CHANCE.
I have bought the Brink stock of
furniture at a bargain and will sell
it the same way. Call at my store
at 406 W. First St., and I will be
pleased to show you goods at any
time.
0. E, PERRY.
FOR SALE.
THE MUSIC STORE
OF F B KETCHUM
Is doing a good business. A fine op
portunity to secure a good business.
Good reasons for selling.
Will also sell my house and lot at 4th
and Jefferson streets.
Call at my store for particulars.
F. B. KETCHUM.
THE ALBANY DYE AND
CLEANING WORKS
Will keep your Clothing elecned and
pressed, buttons ewed on. rim
sewed up for $1.00 a month. Prompt'
rll nn.1 laliuu 1
201 East Firt St. Phone Plact SSL
DBOn
I "hose Deering people
make mighty good
the kind of binders and mowers and rakes
that save work at busy harvest-time.
It would be a good idea for you to write
to us about prices and facts hear the
Deering story before you buy either of
those tools. We like to answer questions
about anything a farmer wants ask
some.
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STEWAKT & SOX HARDWAKt CO., Agents
WHEN YOU WANT
A Lawnmower, Screen Doors, Screen
Windowd,Garden Hose, Lawn Sprink
lers, better see
oHliNs & HUlbUrt.
Walter
Grocer
and
Baker
216 WEST FIS8T 8TKET,,ALBANY OREGON,
First class goods in their season.
Phone Main 56.
Beware of Defective Titles.
Have an Abstract of Title Prepared by the '
LINN COUNTY ABSTRACT CO.,
Z. H. RUDD, Manager
Of the real property you intend to purchase, or accept as security for
money loaned.
Established in 1892, our patrons receiving the benefit of our experience
Office corner of 3rd and Broadalbin streets, Albany, Or.
GUESS a woman's age if you have the
temerity, and feel like taking the con
sequences; guess about the weather, the
crops, your neighbor's debts, whether to
pay that insurance premium that is due, or
.wait till your house burns; guess the right
bottle when you get up in' the night to give
the baby Nastoria; guess . . . well, regard
ing any old thing except your printing.
Make sure you get the best by patronizing
MASTON PRINTING COMPANY
Successors R. A. Brcdie ALBANY, OREGON
MAKE YOUR HENS
While they are high by feeding then INTERNATIONAL, REX
or LEES POULTRY EGG FOODS-they are inexpensive-50
feeds for 1 cent.
THEY BRING RESULTS)
Try a pkge. 25c.
Woodworth Drug- Co., Ag-ents
n r f. ,g.
THE. BIG 4
Barn Door Hanger
A great thing for barns.
The Handle Hinge Hasp,
Another splendid thing.
Tb8 8ilent Parlor Door Easgers,
All steel, the best thing oat.
At the
Albany Hardware Co
ghty
implements
R. M. WADE
& CO. PORT
LAND, OREGON
Parker,
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LAY MORE EGGS
THE ALBANY BOX
AND MANUFACTURING CO.
Have on hand a number one stock of
Sash and Doors,
Window and Door Frames.
Get our prices before buving.
1182 Santiam Road. Phone Black 163.
J. H. KAUFFMAN, Manager.
Printing Cheap I
Mot Cheap Printing!
ALBANY ORISON
Telephone Red 671
ALBANl DRESSED
BEEF CO. , . .
rVE,.,,t" "PPOMte P, (,
Choice Meat of all kind.