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ALBANY. OREGON. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY Ji 190ft
NO 29
D
A. M. CANNON
About to Gei an Important
Office.
Salem, Feb. 10. -There has been a
eood deal of speculation over the state
as to who would succeed Mr. MeKee as
clerk of the United States District
r..f ..nrlao .Tn.ltro WnWrtnn. W hile
VUUi v uimw u -
there has been no official announcement, !
it may be semi-otticially announced that j
the lucky man is A. M. Cannon, a
member of the law firm of Cannon &
Carson, who is now engaged in closing
out his business here. Mr. Cannon
formerly lived in Albany and studied
in Judge Wolverton's office.
Any skin itching is a temper-tester.
The more you scratch the worse it
itches. Doan's Ointment cures piies,
eczema any skin itching. At all drug
stores.
VALENTINE
NOW
Tinsled Name Cards
Over 200 names in
WANTED send in
Leather Post Cards
WITH RAISED VELVET DESIGNS. I New Goods
Best work ever brought
Centers.
1V1EISER &
Coffee & China Store !
The
MEN'S
ItSteJWs
Guilty.
a r i r t i u j
A Great Victory for neney and
i
me reupie.
Portland, Or., Feb. 8.-The jury in
the case of the U. S. agt. Jo.m H. Hall,
former U. S. district attorney, charged
with conspiring with Butte Creek Land
Livestock and Lumber Co.. to maintain
an illegal fence in Eastern Oregon, this
morning Drougnt in a verdict ot guilty.
Judee Hunt gave his eharae to the
jury last night and they began its con
sideration, resulting in the verdict, one
of attorney Heney's greatest victories.
A sealed verdict was riled at 1:30 a.
m.
Sixty days waj given to make an ap
peal. Binder Hermann and Booth are to
be tried next, the date not yet being
fixed.
Regulates the bowe's, promotes easy
natural movements, cures constipation
Doan's Regulets. Ask your druggist
for them. 25 cents a box.
POST CAEDS !
IN-
stock; WE MAKE ANY NAME
your order we'll mail them to you
6 for 25c
to Albany. Also New Pillow
MEISER
TO YOUR MEASURE
SPRING SAMPLES
ON DISPLAY
Tog
ger
QUALITY STORE
Gash Store
BIG PACKING
HOUSE
To be Established by Swift & Co.
, ,
i at Portlard.
Portland, Feb. 8.-L. F. Swift,
president of the Swift Packing Comp-1
any is in Portland today. The magnate
and executive staff that accompan ed
him are prepuriiu to build a vast plant
on the Deninsula and make it the center
of the coast packing business, costing
$3,500,000.
; Tip Humphrey Hits the Nail.
j Jefferson Review:
The Albany Herald wants the Linn
county court indicted because it did not
have the county bridges built by con
tract. The court has had the work
! done by the day, under direction of
' Commissioner Butler, one of the best
' bridge builders on the coast and in each
case first class work has been done and
many thousand dollars has been saved
the tax payers. Indict nothing! The
members of the court should be pre-
' apntpH with anlfl mpilitla hv thp tflV nnv-
ers. Marion county would be much tne I
gainer it ner county court would iohow
the example of that ot Linn.
"p-
Stop at the Metropolitan, Second and
and Broadalbin streets, for the best and
freshest line of fish in the city, also
poultry and game in season.
Fresh oysters always on hand, just
from the shell.
If you want to be sure and get what
you go tor tms is the place.
Fancy Dressed Chickens
At The Oregon Market for Saturday.
All farmer dressed, ready for the pan at
prices cheaper than any place in Al
bany. JAPANESEIGOODS.-We aresdow
this season a splendid line of Japanese
brass and bronze vases, just the thing
1 i-i:j tt , i
lura nuuuuy mil., rver juaung aim
pleasing to the eye. 25c to $12.00
each. (Jail and see our line ot holiday
goods.
Burkhart & Lee.
T : I. I J4L. ,
Ihe Mild You Han Always Baujy
$gnataro
MADE
FRONK & GARRETT
Props.
New Pantatorium
Gents suits, one a week, called for
and delivered. $1 per month.
Ladies silk waists nnri nil lr;,li r
silk, cleaned and pressed.
Dairy Notice.
Prices until further notif - will be: '
Milk nr. at. rer mo.. SI. V nor . In
'"i pr. Mi-, in pint aeiui nes S2.00
Extra qts. 6c, pU.
4c. In cans flat.
rate zuc per gallon
Cr am per pa'. 90c, perqt. 2oc.
pt. 15:. 1-4 pt 10c.
Pnune, pcific Main 54. Home 14
A B. MILLER
Proprietor
HOME AND ABROAD
ThprA mill Ka n..,u a it r .
school fair next fall.
A turn table is being put inoby the S. i
P at Eugene. It has lead to the re-1
port that the Cottoge Grove local is to
become the Eugene local. I
From fniii inn.a r1 r o I
. ... a oweurengen,
or Krnumamlla 1 n j
January, a sample of the way dairying j
R. F Mullrm. .1, 4.1.. j
t,.a,Uv..v u, ihb rtsniana normal
school, is a candidate for district attor
ney in his district. That's pretty soon.
A SontHo man ,.,. i, .s
. ....... vnwuiK a iyu ucre tun-
ber farm over on the Alsea is asked to ?
P?Li19,1 .taxes on valuation of )
$4,720. He is jumping hot.
Benton County sales: Frank crush to
C. Koss. 160 acres near Albany. $5,00&
fN; ,Va,n w,nk'e to Lora A. Vance, 4 1
lota block 9, near Albany, $250. ,'
Mr. Frnnlr W LV.n. ci j
Mr. Alex Power, of Halsey, are mak
ing arrangements to open a bank, hav
ing disposed of their other interests.
The Eiler Piano House at Eugene
will be closed cy Eiler, Mr. Comte be
ing there now for the purpose. Messrs.
Stevens and Hulin, though, will con
tinue the business on their own account.
Harry M. Stewart, a leading Spring
field merchant, has failed, said to be
quite a surprise there. The shutting
down of the saw mill and other things
o.o iiju.i.eu io oe me cause. He had
bought heavy, having a big stock on
band.
The recent 0. A. C. short course was
a great success. 31 were in the class
of general agriculture, 27 dairying, 12
horticulture, 10 mechanics and 27 house
hold economy. The 0. A. 0. is doing a
practical work.
Thn TT of n hod. u-n . i-ii.
uaii ivum leii,
this afternoon on a tour of the North
west. Thpv will nlot. nu
Ida Monday and Tuesday nights,,
. uuicm uacK io i-ortianu,
where they will play the final game.
Thev nre Hno fp lrta ...
- v iwuoc mure games
than they win judging from their
ir P'ayersare wacson,
Moore. Van bcoy, Loosely, Stevenson,
Farrington, Charman and Strong.
Advance sheets of the official Catho.
lie fllrpnfnl'v mihlioKn U. Ln r tt
Wiltzius Co., Milwaukee, Wis., give
the following statistics regarding the
Oregon City archdiocese: Population
(Catholic), about 42,00i; archbishop, 1;
clergy, 83; churches, 86; colleges and
academies. 15; parishes with schools,
2U: philrlrAn iilunrl;nn. yirtr,n.
, " -..iiuiiit;, iuui, uruumi
assylums, 3; orphans, 225; charitable
institutions, 11.
Oysters houglit at the metropolitan
Market, Broadalbin street, are not
opened by .Chinamen and Dagoes.
We are interested
in your fruit crop.
AVehave carefully
! looked over the best
; goods in the market,
;fur you to use in
spraying your fruit
j trees,
j We have on hand
the famous
Bean Spray,
j Pump and F!x!ures,
Myers' Spray
Pump and Fixtures.
A fine line of tlie
lest spray hose for
your inspet tions.
Ohling&Taylor
The Haidware Men.
To.? "' '
rruit
Men
Haviland China
at Half Price.
Commencing Monday, Feb. 10th we will sell Haviland
China in four patterns at half price.
tall early to get first first choice.
COMMERCIAL COFFEE & CROCKERY CO.
Both Phones Main 53. Oposite First National Bank.
AT
GILBERT BROS.
You will find some high grade goods at
prices inlreach of all,
r or a leaaerwe are onermg you the follow
ing goods at prices mentioned below:
50c Batters Mapline for... ' jjnc
50c ' Chow Chow " , 25c
30c $1
60c " Chilian Sauce " 25c
30c " " ; 1Bo
15c " Horse radish S " 25c
15c " Extracts S " 25c
50c " Preserves " .' 25c
50c Jars Strained Honey " , 25c
7 5c packages of Tobacco " 25o
4 10c " " Starch " 25c
8 5c bars Laundry Soap " 25c '
At the Sign of the "Big Pad Lock"
310 W. First St., Albany, Or.
. gegO
STAR BAKERY,
C. Meyer, Prop.,
First-class baked
goods, groceries,
produce , fruits,
etC. Both Phones 57
JAS. COON,
TAILOR
Orders taken for Chicago Clothing
Suits, made to your measure $10.00
and upwards.
Cleaning andjpressing Ladies and
gents suits. Satisfaction guaran
teed. 238 W. 2nd St.
Phone 222
7 0 17 Ten w'e fire the dirt out
r 1I.JJ of yur clothes. Let m
do your washing grea'
or small. Price the same to one .nd all.
Washing and ironing 45c per dozen.
I livery and snfe return.
louumucuun guaranteed) prompt do.
urop us
card
and we will call
MILLS & BISHOP.
Box 485, City.
' CHlNtSli DUCTOK-J. iVlon 'oo, an
experiencou compounder of Chinese
medicines, successor of the lute Hung
Wo Tong, is now prepared to furnish
Chinese medicines to all. The under
signed recommends him and guaran
tees satisfaction. Ca.l or write him
al No. 110 Weal Second St., Albany,
Or Jim Westfali.. fi-it
VV,OD SAW1M,. i J H Dfll QTfllU
Prompilyand efficiently at- BlnLV UH
:onano0r&K?dzm!- 0rdcr perMNvUR,CE, LO WS AND
cA8TorilA:-: CdLECTlONS.
4nti l: hind tu Hdyii timn Smq . .hv-' mc ney to Man in small and
1
both the rich and pocr.
CUT IT OUT
if you are wise. Cut out all the fuss
and trouble of running around to find
' choice meats, poultry, game or fish by
coming direct to the store. You will
always get satisfaction in choice cuts
of .prime beef, mutton, lamJ, and your
meat is cut and trimmed for tho tables
of the fastidious by an expert in this
ne. We guarantee qiulity, satfafact
ipn apd fajr prices,
Albany Dressed Beef Co
Plants tor Sale.
Loganberries 25c pr. doz. j $2 pr. 100.
Red Raspberries 25c pr doz.; $2 pr.
100.
Red and White Currants 50c pr. doz.j
$4 nr. loo.
Rhubarb 50c pr. doz.; $4 pr. 100.
Dewberries EOc pr. doz. $4 pr. 100.
Sage 10c each; $1 pr doz.
AcldresH. I. C. DUEDALL.
R. F. D. No. 5. Albnnv. Or.
CARPETS
SATISFACTORILY
CLEANED
AND RELAYED.
FERRINGTON'S
RUG FACTORY.
Both Phones.
mrn " uiiib. iuies and mort? .g38
bought. I will bond yi.u.
ndUd (or non-r ;sidenu
Property
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