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Albany Democrat VOL XLIU ALBANY. OREGON. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 21 1908 NO :0 Annual Floods Raging LEBANON WON STAYTON j nui.i 1 at rlllSDurg.. The State Should Aid OurPublic Highways. IN ALBANY. Pittsburg. Feb. People Who Come and Go E. Vi . Rathbun, Brownsville. A. L. Barnes, Portland. J. F. Wesely, Scio. D. J. Samuel, Chicago. A. W. Hartwain, Pnrtland. T. C. Parker, Natoma, Cal. M. C. Cormick, Lebanon. W. L. Merritt, S. F. Kola Neis, Salem. K. A. Hoerner, Louisville, Ky. G. J. Trask, Lyons. L. M. Tuttle, Portland. R. J. Case, Chicago. OUR AIM is to be the dependable druggists to whom you can bring your prescriptions. It is essential that your prescription should be compounded just as your doctor wishes it. If he writes for a certain make of any preparation that particular drug goes into the pre scription and we use no other. Ask your physician. Burkhaet & Lee. 15. The annnal floods are raging. The waters are above the danger mark and many busi nesses are suspended. In many towns the people in the lowlands are moving out and much damage is ex pected. Olson Is Stoical. Oregon City Feb 15 The defaulting school clerk, Otto F. Olson is still in jail and maintains stoicism. He re fuses to try to get bail. He declines to have an attorney and seems desirous of speedy punishment. Just Talked Politics. Some one who was at the big booster meeting at Sulem tells how Congress man Hawley forgot all about how the meeting was simply a Salem booster and talked politics pure and simple, and he took so much time at this tne cnair-. man had to call him down. Nothing like knowing one's place. SALE OE IOGA WARE We find that we have too much Ioga ware at present. We prefer the ready cash so as to discount our bills of Dinner, Glass and Gran ite ware) now being shipned. For the next 10 days we will give 33 13 per cent off on all Green, Red or Brown Ioga wares. This is a Big Discount for these wares, but wo want them to go. A 80e plate Brown Ioga, Monk or Indian head sells for 50 A 90c Mug, Elk or Indian head for 60 $1.25 Vascs-20 different shapes in Red, Brown or Green colors 83 $1.75 Vases handsome shapes $1.17 $2.25 Vases elaborate designs $1.50 Sales last until Feb. 25th, but if you wait someone else will ob tain the shape you want. 1VIEISER & MEISER The Democrat knew how the Lebanon-Brownsville debate had gone this morning when the train arrived from Brownsville, without askiug any ques tions. The faces of the young ladies told the story. Lebanon won unani mously. All the judges, who returned this morning, Messrs. Marlotte and Tozier, of Salem, and C. K. Sox of this city thought the Lebanon team made a little the strongest arguments in the uest style, though they commended the work of the Brownsville team, and de clared there was very little difference, what there was being in favor of Leba- " There was a large crowd present and much enthusiasm. Some strong arguments were made in favor of a law providing for state fin ancial aid for public highways, i n im portant question for Oregonians to con sider. Perhaps Lebanon had the better side of the question, for there is a strong sentiment in favor of a general improvement of our highways. M.inVi nPArlif ia rllio Prnf RillH!!. Rlin- erintendent of the Lebanon schools, for zed and equipped with argumentative weapons. The state is divided into four districts. Tne winners in each will now fight it out for the state championship. Died in Michigan. Word was received here today by M. McAlpin announcing the death of his father. Daniel McAlpin. at Cass City, Mich., at the age of 72 years. He leaves four sons and one daughter. One daughter is dead. Mr. Alpin. was in Albany several weeks the first part of last year, and those fortunate in making nis acquaintance will generally regret the news of his death. Fancy Dressed Chickens At The Oregon Market for Saturday. All farmer dressed, ready for the pan at prices cheaper than any place in Albany. Ovsters boueht at the metropolitan Market. Broadalbin street,' are not opened by Chinamen and Dagoes. Babv won't gutter five minutes with err up if you apply Dr. Thonus' Electric un at once, it acts line magic. As Boosted in a Special Edition of the Mail. The Stayton Mail has just issued an eight page booster, with its- regular issue, which is a good one, and s peaks for that growing and prosperous town. Besides the business houses, saw mill, woolen mill, school and its principal, Miss Cornelius, flour mill, engine house, electric light station, churches and com mercial club, the following residences are shown: J. T. Kearns, E. T. Math isu, P. C. Frcres, Peter Freres, Dr. Brewer, Dr. Kitchen, W. F. Thomas, L. Brown, Willis Caldwell, A. D. Gar dener, W. A. Weddle, E. D. Alexander, Chas. Streff, A. L. Shreve, G. B. Trask. The churches are the M. E., G. 0. Liver pustor; Catholic, Father Lainck pastor; Baptist, Rev. A. H. Carman pastor; Christian, Kev. J. P. Conder pastor. The public schools have a tenth grade high school department. W. L. Freres is mayor, R. A. Elwood recorder, E. Roy treasurer, Dr. Brew er, R. L. Wimer. Chas. Streff and G. W. Murphy councilmen, Henry Smith marshal. W. L. Freres is president and R. A. Elwood secretary of the Com mercial Club. The showing is a good one for Stay-ton. HOME AND ABROAD Next Tuesday will be Salem's big boosting day. The American shin. Emil Reed, was wrecked off Tillamook vesterdav and six of the crew lost. The additions to the Christian church at Eugene through Dr. Martin's ser vices have reached 180. At a big republican rally at Eugene to form a club thirty-three were actual ly present, according to the Guard. A Corvallis ordinance requires all shade trees over the sidewalk to be trimmed fourteen feet above t-ie ground. A. A' Wigle, son of J. L. Wigle, of Portland, was killed in a mine accident in West Virginia recenilv. He was bo.n in Linn county. The Portland high school team . last night at Eugene defeated the Eu gene team by 23 to 21 in a hard fought contest. Word played a great .game for Portland and Clay Watson was the star for Eugene. They call Clay the Midget Wonder. Haviland China at Half Price. Commencing Monday, Feb. 10th we will sell Haviland China in four patterns at half price. Call early to get first choice. COMMERCIAL COFFEE & CROCKERY CO. Both Phones Main 53. Oposite First National Bank. CLOTHIN GMADE TO YOUR MEASURE SPRING SAMPLES 0 DISPLAY AT GILBERT BROS. You will find some nigh grade goods at prices in reach of all, both the rich and pocr. For a leader we are offering you the follow ing goods at prices mentioned below: 50c Batters Mapline for "... 3oc 50c ' Chow Chow " 25c 30c . " ' " 15c 50c " Chilian Sauce " 25c- 30c 15c 15c " Horse radish 3 " 25c 15c " Extracts 3 " 25c 50c " Preserves " 25c 50c Jars Strained Honey " 25c 7 5c packages of Tobacco " 25c 4 10c " " Starch " 25c 8 5c bars Laundry Soap " 25c At the Sign of the "Big Pad Lock" 310 W. First St., Albany, Qr, KEEP an EYluii tne Vienna Bakery or good things to EAT. Second street between Ellsworth and '.on streets. To Fruit Men I Og ger MEN'S QUALITY STORE 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, lamb, and your meat is cut and trimmed for th tables ot the fastidious by an expert in this . ne. We guarantee qtulity, lathfact ion and fair prices, Albany Dressed Beef Co. Hi J. K. FRONK, Prop, New Pantatorium Gents suits, one a week, called for and delivered. $1 Der month. Ladies silk waists and all kinds of silk, cleaned and pressed. I- Dairy Notice. j Prices until further notir ill be: , Milk pr. qt. per mo.. SI. 0. per pint SI. 15, pr. qt. in pint deli.- ries tZ.W) Extra qts. 6c. pt. 4c. In cans Jflat rat-? 20c per gallon. Cream per gal. Mc, per qt. 25c, pt: lac, 1-4 pt 10s. Prune, Pacific Main '51, Home 14 A. 13. MILLER Proprietor t Stettcr's Gash Store We are interested in your fruit croip. i j W e have carefully looked over the best t goods in the market, for you to use in spraying your fruit trees. i ! We have on hand the famous i Bean Spray, Pump and '';.iures, Myers' Spray Pump and Fixtures. A fine line of the! best spray hose for your inspections. Ghling &Taylor The Haidware Men. STAR BAKERY, C. Meyer, Prop., Firstclass baked goods, groceries, produce , fruits, etC Both Phones 57 Walnut and Fruit Trees. Plants tor Sale. Loganberries 25c pr. doz. ; $2 pr. 100. Red Raspberries 25c pr doz.; $2 pr. 100. Red and White Currants 50: pr. doz. Lllislin s. of Albany, Ore. $4 pr. 100. , Rhub ! Are I strain Sales agent? for the speciul of Franuuette Walnuts, Fruit and Ornamenial trees, Bulbs, Tubers and Roses. If you need anything in this lino we would be glad to call un you or quote you prices by mail. TT TTY T Yea we fire the dirt out F llVJLLi of yur clothes. Let us! do your washing great or small. Price the same to one and all. Wahing and ironing 45c per dozen. (batislaction guaranteed) prompt de livery and s - fe return. Drop us a card and we will call. MILLS & BISHOP. Box 483, City. ibarb 50c nr. doz.: $4 pr. 100. Dewberries 50c pr. doz. $4 pr. 100. Sage 10c each; $1 pr doz. Address. I. C. D Li ED ALL. R. F. D. No. 5. Albany. Or. CARPETS SATISFACTORILY CLEANED CHINESE DOCTOR-J. Mon Fou, un experienced compounder of Chinese medicines, successor of the late Hong 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 at No. 110 West Second St., Albany. Or .Jim Wkstfall. 5-lt I WOOD SAWIMi, Prorrptly and efficicnt'y tended to by lien Rozelle. ' Order onally or phone Red 131. R'- pei- AND RELAYED. FERRINOTON'S RUG FACTORY. Both Phones. M. RALSTON INSURANCE, L0NS AND COLLECTIONS. have rr oney to loan in small and large an ounti. Notes and mortgigas bought. I will bond ynu. Property andled for no i-residents