Albany
Democrat
ALBANY. OREGON. FRIDAY. JIXE HI 1J(8
X" 4)
fOli XLUI
$225 FOR SEATS. KILLED I WILL BE
FOR 50CTS. ALL Kiuni.
Chicago, June 13. Delegates are
pouring in. The dem- nd for seats will
send the price up.
takers.
$225 offered and no
Powers Pardoned.
Frankfort, Ky., June 13. Caleb
Powers and James Howard were par
doned by the governor today. This
ends the celebrated Goebel feud killing.
Up-to-date things at the Metropoli
tan. Stop then , or go out of your way
to find it. It will pay.
AT THE
EMPIRE.
i The dalles, June 13. -In a quarrel
over 50 cents change last night Alex
Dalrymple hurled a rock at Lee Put
nam sinking him behind the ear, killing
him instantly.
The Floods.
Topeka. June 13 Heavy rains have
caused the floods to suddenly a.si-me
bie proportions. The big area in tho
city is unequaled. Thousands have
moved out.
' The following from the Portland
Journal is evidently from headquarters:
Albanv is to have a new passenger
station 'to be built by the Southern Pa
cific. The new station will rival in com
i fort and beauty of architecture any of
: the company's stations on the main line
south of Portland. It will be built of
cement blocks of the pattein now being
used in some of Portland s moaern Bung
alows. The Albany depot will be 130x30 feet
on the main floor, and in addition will
CORVALLIS.
Gazett: ;
W. K. Hand, the well-known Albany :
architect, was a Corvallis visitor Wed-1
nesday. i
Miss Ella Johnson is to return to-
morrow from Albany, where she has '
spent the winter, and will remain in
Corvallis. j
Mrs. Edna Irvine-Kerr, has been in ;
Portland this week, to take part in a '
dramatic reading given by the retired;
actress, Miss Rose Eytinge.
Prof, and Mrs. Herman Tartar have !
gone to Chicago where Prof. Tartar is I
to enter uncago university tor special
CLOSED !
Friday, June 12, during which time the Yokohama TeaCo. and its staff
of sales peoplo will rearrange the stock and prepare for the Greatest of allJJ
Sales. Sale opens
Saturday, June 13, at 9 a. m. and con
t'nues Ten Days.
COMMERCIAL COFFEE & CROCKERY CO.
Two Bay Trains.
II1UIU UUUI, KUU III buui .. . . ,
!,. L..n nnntain no- the hot air ; Clieiiusiry.
heatine- nlant. While the newest depot I Mrs. Fred Edwards and son, who have
.u imo iruvnt-pri nt Rucrene. issliirht- been in Corvallis several weeks,
lv larger in main floor dimensions, u weanesaay ior uuruon ior a visit wiui
has no basement, and the heating plant , friends, eiuoute to their home in East-
' is accomodated on tne gronnq nuor. t era ureguu.
There are to be two bay trains, be- This difference in arrangement makes j The marriage of Miss Edna Thrasher j
ginning in a lew days, A mixea train tne Aiuany uepuv mo 10,.1. , , Lu KOV ,a unnounceu tu iuku uitwo
will leave Albany about 7.30,arriving at floorspace. in this city on the 17th. Both are
Yaquina at 12 and leaving as a passen- The Albany station has been planned i members of old and respected families
er train at about 1 o'clock. The reg- by the engineering department of the 0f tm8 cjty and are widely and favor-
ular train will go as a passenger train company at rortiano, ana tne emm Dry known.
223 First Street
Opposite First National Bank.
left;
and return as a mixed
about the present schedule.
A complete new program, with bright
ongs, the best going. Something good.
Admission 10c.
Entire change Tuesdays, Fridays and
; Sundays.
Apricots for canning only $1.00 per
crate of 4 baskets. Order at once.
Owen Beam Co.
engineer now has unaer consiaerauuii . Evervthin is in readiness for start
the placing of contracts ior miw. , business in the new cannery next
and construction. The inside dimensions . . . ha made on
will be 110x30, a large porch occupying , . . u cherriea and
pears will also be plentiful for canning
Johnson's Best lour at all he stores
$1.25 a sack.
purposes.
At the Metropolitan.
A nice line of Bon Bon Doxes at
Crest.
The
OASTORIA
Bsan the
Signature
of
Last Week of Our
JUNE SALE OF CHINA
June 20th is the last day of this sale. If you have not secured all
the china you want at present you should delay no longer.
$2.40 Haviland plates, now $1.92
$3.00 hand-painted plates, now 1.S8
$3.50 Chocolate Sets 2.57
$1.50 .Salad Bowls 1-14
$1.00 Celery Trays 59
$1.25 Sugar and Creamer Sets 98
Tea cups and saucers, get 6 54
Sugar and Creamer 18
Meiser's
Cof lee and China Store
the end next to the main street. The
waiting room has three entrances. It
is 66 feet long and 28 feet wiJe. At
the center of one side is located the
ticket office, 22x30. with open windows
and counters on three sides. A com
modious lobbv connects the two com- You can set a bio; varietv of things.
partments of the waiting room. 1 ,,.. th. f reahflst in fish and bivalves.
! There is a large baggage room "s.o. f , canned euod strawber-
n:U1 Un ni.Min ViKAIIffh O lUfCTP . . .
ries, the freshest in vegetables.
Everything the neatest and cleanest
and the freshest.
Parties wanting concessions for the
4th on First street or the vacant lots
will please see J. J. Collins, of the com
mittee.
acessible to the public through a large
The Kind Vou Have Always Bought Bn
rV J7' J I TnB comforts of the waiting room will
MCUto include two large seats placed in the
I center of each compartment, and ac
commodating a number ot persons.
The roof of the building will be of
galvanized shingles made in imitation of
tilo hnnpa. There are dormers on both
sides of the room. Inside, the walls
are wainscoted and plastered, with cove
ceilings. ' The wainscoting will be stain
ed oak, and varnished. The walls will
be tinted in suitable colors.
FARM LANDS FOR
SALE
GILBERT BROS.
HEADQUARTERS, FOR
Lawn Mowers,
Paints and O1I5,
Electric Light Bulbs,
Oil Stoves,
Ice Cream Freezers,
Tin and Granite ware,
Builders and Heavy Hardware,
Groceries and Provisions.
DREAMLAND
The New
Moving Picture
House,
Piay
saaw&nswsBflBns
The latest and best pictures in the
program. Popular and pieasing songs
Continuous performance every night
and at Saturday ana sunaay matineea.
Admission 10c, matinee chilJren 6c.
Change of program Sunday after
noon, Tuesday and Friday evenings.
426 West First street, opnosite Stev
en s store.
F. P. Stewart, proprietorjand mana
ger.
7S
New Tan
Oxfords and Pomps
all widths and sizes.
New Tub Suits
I
Chambers & McCune
ALBANY'S LEADING CLOAK AND STUIT STORE.
160 acres 5 miles from Albany, all if
cultivation, good soil, running water,
orchard of one acre, good improve
ments, school and church near. Price
$55.00 per acre.
120 acres, one mile from railroad town,
good portion in cultivation, some tim
ber, tamuy orchard, very Dest oi sou,
fair imDrovements. all crons and per
sonal property worth $1000 goes in at
nrice named. Price $7000.
160 acres of timber land in this county
psHmatpH at 4 1-2 mil ion feet vellow
fir. well located, a big snap Price
$2750.
195 acres 7 miles from the city, 100
acres in cultivation, 40 acres good
second growth timber, all bottom land
end can all be cultivated, fair house
and barn, orchard for family use,
Price 40 per acre.
112 acres adjoining good railroad town
all th varv I fat of. fruit, nr carder
hi.!?, one half in cultivation, 2 dwell
ings and barns. Price on application.
38 U2 acres of fruit land, 15 acres in
bearing armles.one acre strawberries,
all in cultivation except 8 acres, new
house and barn. $1000 worth of fruit
on this place this year. Look this up
if vou want a snap. Price $3300.
100 acres, 2 miles of railroad town, one
half in cultivation, balance open past
ure, running water, good soil, splen
did orchard, fair house and barn, im
mediate possession and one third of
crop. Price $3500.;
72 acres,6 miles from the city, 40 acres
in cultivation, balance pasture, all
good soil, 40 acre3 in crop, fair house
and barn, crop goes in at price.
Price $65 per acre
2533 acres, 2 miles from town of 3000
inhabitants, 300 acres now in cultiva
tion, 700 acres more easily put in cult!
vation,1000 acres Umber, 3 dwellings,
6 barns, running water, fine stock
farm. Price $17.50 per acre.
Terms will be given on any of the
above tracts. My list of ba-gains is
large, and I can suit you, whether it be
a fruit, dairy, garden or ntock farm.
Call at my office aim look over my list
before purchasing, and let me show the
land. It will not cost you anything to
go with me and look at any of the
property I have for sale.
C. G. BURKHAKT.
102 East First St.. Albany, Or.
RUBBER GOODS-
WE have at last found what wo have (
been looking years to find; a com
plete line of Rubber Goods that the
manufacturers have confidence enough in
to absolutely guarantee for 2 years to the'
Consumer. We honestly believe every one
ot tnem wilt
last 5 years.-
310 W. First St.,
Albany Oregon.
OUR DU Y IS TO FULFILL
THE WISHES OF OUR
CUSTOMERS.
Don't think we want only your
money wo need your good will quite
as muih. We keep constantly on hand
the very best of meats, and we are
onlv too well pleased to furnish our
patrons the choicest cuts of beef, mut
ton' lamb, veal, pork and poultry. ,.W
also curry a full line of hams, bacon,
sausage, lard, fish and provisions gen
erally. Holt's Market
STAR BAKERY,
C. Meyer, Prop.,
First-class baked
goods, groceries,
produce , fruits,
etc. Both Phones 57
Walter Parker,
Grocer
andi
. tetter's Cisli Store
SHINGLES
Use our N). 1 E JjeJGrain. They
are tne nest in the market.
Our No. 2's are theitm to those
usually sold as a firstclass article.
We make t irve grades.
We pack them closely, you pay
for no vacant spaces.
We use no Dry Kiln.
Come and inanrW. thnm ,au rHom
made and be convinced that they ar"
the BEST.
Remember the nlace. The old Wod
en Mill Warehouse.
THOMPSON & CRAMER
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2 .!Amm&M difference
3 mmi&krysJ&M between
Mf. W?W viW-m "THE EVER..
ffl?Xigk&M: If BITE LINE"
W .a -U and the
s 1 iiiiji jiiiBBgwpwT other kinds.
1 P'JT ZMM but wish
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' KQTC''Ty-g's drop in at
I ttt. f our store'
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I Bn VKS-l' yourself, j
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1 fs-r-nr are r i (j h t
too. in fact
I
Baker
216 WEST r'l'&rf UTKlfiT,.ALBA.5i? OttHHON,-
First class goods in their season
Phone .Vnln'.SB.
U llilC i & j Real Estate and! n suran c
FEED STORE,
435 West First St., Albany, Or.
cheaper than, the other kind, considering
the quality.
See our window display this weA and
I then come in and let uj explain the WHY
of it.- Remember we are the exclusive
niren'j'in this town for ."THE EVERRITE
LINE. Manufactured by Thb Ideal Kuebbii'
Vuc 1! worlli.D.
TJmwIriiiorfara fnf "Alun nnrl
Pyramid" Cortland Cement, "HoacKc!
Harbor" Lime, Ruheroid Koofinu.
Wood Fibre Plaster, Sulphur, Spray,
Poultiy supplies, Dalles Diamond and
Liherty Bell hard wheat flrur, Hay,
Gra:n, Mill Feed and Salt.
o jss-.ltal T juL I A.
4eontU
lifutart
4
yf 1 ,ii km mil naw Hfiifi snap
Huy anil soil realty. Insure mop
erly and trun.act loans. I.ure or
small timber tracts.
l:-2 W. FIRSI ST. A1.HA.NY.JDR.
J. M. RALSTON
A!SD
INbLRANCE, LOANS
COLLECTIONS.
have money to 'oan in small -rl
large amounts. Notes and mortgage
bought. 1 will Uuna ym. I rn. r"y
hnn-'lp'' for non-residents ','ni