HAMILTON'S BAZAAR
6LOYE
Long Silk Lisle Gloves, 200 pair
in the lot; colors brown, navy
and black
59c a pair.
L. E. & H. J. HAMILTON
f lic Jcraurrit
4 tAcoad class mail matter.
FP NUTTING-
The Democrat.
The Daily Delivered, 10 cents a
mnnb-. in oJunnna f i . Ina vOt (I
By mail, in advance for one year W, ct !
end of year $H.0(J.
The Weekly Advance peryear$l. 25.
At end of year $1.50. After 3 years at
2.;
OUR WANTS
WANTED. A pony.
E4th st.
C. E. Fcro, 125
2!tt.
FOR RENT. Furnished housekeeping
rooms, also a good sewing machine
with all attachments for sale cheap.
Inquire at 306 East 4th St.
BERRIES and eherriea for sale by J.
T. Bain, R. D. 1. 15
PIANO TUNING. For first-class
piano tuning leave orders at Eiler's
Music House. J. L. OSBORN.
FOUND.-A watch with a gold filled
case, on Juno I. It can be had by:
leaving word at the Democrat office.
KENTISH CHERRIES. A fine lot for
canning. Phono black 3222. 27t
run mlo.-any nmouni one lo luny i
miu nf ih.n. nln nitv Into
$75. to $200. Easy terms. II. Bry-i barn, nnd thcro are others. Perhaps i stnctly ln " on tlle 4Ul
ant. tl4 i Mr. Taft has more sense than to do! - .
L?ST;7nt .liLTinni-t'; ETm ThesuchathinK. bl u"fy ful' ot j Havcyou seen that handsome $50
L. Marks.
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run uuMi. iiunuuris i rnmiig
rooms duiyisi. iu ' !
next to
on Ferry st. line location.
Knquiro
of E. II. Rhodes.
WOOD. Orders received now by E.
M. Perfect, R. F. D. 4, Phone 201
Bell and 204 Home, for wood for full
delivery or at any time.
STRAWBERRIES. By kne crate for
canning, delivered anywhere in the
city. Order of E. L. MoKkevkr,
Furmers 2x1 tl7
WANTED. Thirty cords of wood, sec
ond growth, delivered at my place on
R. F. D. 1. Bids will be received.
12 t J. F. I'EElll.ER
FARM FOR SALE. The fine farm of
the late M K. Lewis, 6 miles from
Albany, l'a' from Wells, in Benton
county, at private executor s sale.
r.i e i. .. .u i
wue ui mo uci, ill me cuumy, unu u
bargain. H. M. Palmer, Albany, ex
ecutor. FOR SALE. A two seatei! light hack.
Call upon Dr. 11. A. Leininer. ISt
FARMERS. If you have tailed to
get your mares in foal, leave them
with mo a few days, and I will get
them in condition to get in foal No
money required. Drop mo a line
Wm, Schnkidkh, Albany, Oregon.
wuuu bA wiisu.-iiavc purchased a ,
gasoline wood saw and am prepared i
to guaranty work. Hume Home 1274
John BiiucKMAN
WOOD FOR SALE. 16 inch wood
('all upon or phone W. D. Elkins.
Home phone 1213. t5 j
FOlt SA1.K. SLAHWOOL). 16 inch
slabs at $2 00 delivered in city. In-1
Red 601 -Home OS. Ollice Howard
& Cooper.
FOR SALE.-Mo.lel N Ford runabout
with top, only run one season in tine
e ndiliun. Apply to V. W. Craw
ford, agt. Ford Motor Cars.
FIRE lNSURANffc.-Dwelliiigs, their
contents. McMinnville Mutual, over
Cusick's Hank.
FOR SALE. -No. 1 cedar posts nnd
anchor posts, at the Albany Lumber
Co's yards, Albany. 5-2i
Horses For Sale.
A band of twenty well tired llamble-i
tonian horses, just from Gilliam countv.
now at my home near Oakville.
D. E. Jl'NKlN.
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON
SUMMER SESSION
JUNK IU TO ,HM,Y 31. 1008
Omr fn Hlolofy. ChrmlMrr, Etnotlon, Korllik
l.ltfriittir, German, J'n-nrti, Spaninh, Utntory,
UftUirinntlcs, Physic. Full carjiii of Instructor
M'i:iAi, txniwm IN I" Afll
DtrAHTMKVr FOH TKAC11KRS
Kitr rutiilci'iis iilhi tho
UOISTRAt, IIIVEISiTI If DIK00I, lUOUt, 0MHI
t he Coining Convention
The democrats will hold a national
convention next week at Denver. It
is already settled who will be the nom
inee for President, Mr. Bryan, a man
with a clean record. Governor John
son, of Minnesota, i3 also a man who
stands high, a man with a good record,
but it will not come his way this time,
Some time my-
The great contest
will bo for vice president. Oregon's
Governor has been mentioned, but he
will probably not be named in the con
vention. Nor is he a candidate. It
will undoubtedly be better for him to
wait until he has had an experience in
the II, S. Senate. There is this to it,
though, should he permit the use of his
name it will be significant of the
chances of the democratic ticket, for
he has a way of getting on the winning
side.
Making Cabinets in the Air.
Albany is not the only place where
carpenters are busy. A crowd of them
have their han Js full making a cabinet
for Mr. Taft. Mr. Taft hasn't got his
lot yet, so that the present cnb'net
work is mostly in the air. Mr. Fulton
. - ... I
is being suggested lor u place in the
UIHUU. - UI cuiucuit-m vnu uiu uusy unv- .
nig nails. Between November and
Murcn there is plenty of time to make
t10 .,1) The ueonlo will nettle it
I on the first Tuesday in November, so
! that much of the present talk is ex
i treme childishness.
4th of J ily Patriotism.
Patriotism is loyalty to the govern-
mont. It isn't yelling or making a big
flianlnv Tt ia all vi.rlif t)..i,nl. I
to uo mese tilings. 4tn oi July celc.
brations are proper and timely. Even
if some people make fools of them-
selves by their excesses on the day, as
a whole the glorious 4th is an expres-
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sion of lovaltv to the covomment. Al-
" i
celebration,
Our people will do well not to make
a mere commercial affair out of it. 1
money helps,
to consider.
but there are otherthings
Oregon Bunks
Complete figures just compiled show
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tho following statistics for the banks
of Oregon:
Resources of $106,393,091. of which
amount $17,S92,000 is in the form of
nn3 an) dis.nuntS; $15,600,000 securi-
ties, bonds, etc.; $17,500,000 due from
0(hl.r banks, and $l-l,7M.OOO cash. Of
tho liabillities, $11,107,000 is capital
stock, $6,000,000 surplus and undivided
profits, $S,300,IXH due to other banks
and $75,000,000 deposits. The report
covers 132 state and 59 national banks.
A prohibition plank may not be in the
coming democratic plattorm, but the
time is coming when it will be in the
platforms of both of the big parties.
The liquor question is one of the great
issues of the day, and it is going to
have to be considered in politics, as
well as morally.
Jutlge Parker minht bo induced to
accept the nominution for vice presi
dent ut Denver, just to show his up
pre:iutton of the support he received
from Mr. Bryan in HMl.
Kveryhod" i wanted to ride horse-
back on the 4th, whether having U e
costume requested or not Get in lit t-
nywjy.
DOINGS
.....
L,n lnB2?lus w'nIow display is at
Ohlmg & Taylor's, a battleship, topped
H. 0. Harkness has completed a bier
cement walk contract along the proper-
ties of J. G. Crawford and W. H..
Hogan, on Ellsworth and adjoining
streets. For the first time he uses
some new corners, a neat arrangement.
The job is a good one, splendid side -
Waks.
The Palace Feed Stable is readv for
business, as promised. Ic took hustling.
The electric supply people have been
a busy crowd. Electricity is a first
class decorator.
Flags Galore
E. J. Arnold, of the carnival shows,
is doing his share towrrds decorations
for the 4th. During the day he has
been running a line of flags from Wash -
ington street to Lyon street, an 1 from
First sireet to the show grounds on
Ferry and broadalbin streets, six large
flags in a block, adding wondorfully to
thn ovner- efTwt Olil n-lnrv
lne. general euect. uui glory
will be
sreei ranire that Ki is ifc Son have cot.
They are giving it awav.
WHY
- n ninn.t,a Ralrlnn Pnw. '
throwine your m '
away, you are getting quality. We
guarantee it.
i ELLIS & SONS,
103 W. 1st St.
Both Phones
ROYAL ANN
CHERRIES
WANTED.
I
cash '
My Lasselle
price paid.
Bros. Highest
PALACE STABLES,
Corrvr Ferry and Water Streets, Albany,
it'i accommodatiions for all tl at come, everything under cover,
wi.l be open for business
VYEDNLSDaY, Jl'LY I.
The best feed stables in
Fi.st-CIass BLACKMTHING.
At the Ferry street crner, "elect, ic power, complete equip-nent. n
chareof W. P. MORRIS.
PERSONAL, j
O. P. Wolcott is up from Portland to
celebrate the 4th in a live town.
Mr S. E. Howard and mother, of
Portland, formerly in business in Al
bany, went up the C. & E. this morn -
ing for an outing.
Eucene Guard: Mrs. J. W. Brown.
of Albany after a visit with her sister,
Mrs. W. t. tioDDy, in tugeee, returned LeDanon.
home today.
Mrs. E. D. Cusick and son George County Court
arrived home last night from a trip to The old court 'is holding its last sess
Portland and the Sound, where they jon. Numerons bills were allowed to
spent several weeks in a very enjoy- ; day.
able manner. An important road bill is that of C.
Editor Vernon, of the Oakland Owl, M. Burkhart and others, south of the
passed through the city this noon on his city. In connection with it petitions
way home from a Portland trip. He have been filed by F. M. Redfield and
was in charge of his wife, and hence W. C. Tweedale for $500 damages in
was on his good behavior. , stead of $20 reported by the viewers,
Mrs. Belle Cannon Tyler, of Salem, : y LenaMarshail for $250 instead ot $35
twentv-flve years ago a prominent Al-! reported, and by Wm. Lochner for $200
bany young lady, passed through the
city this noon for Halsey. &he will be
in Albany for a day or two.
Prof. J. M. Markel.of Cambrige, III.,
a prominent Illinois educator, has been
in the city, while on a trip through the
state ."looking around." He may in
vest some in Oregon property.
Mr. E. Thrall and his entire family
are now at their home in the first ward,
Mrs. Thrall and daughter having re
trrned from Eugene where they have
been durine the school days.
Mrs. G. W. Wright and daughters,
Willetta, Carrie and Georgia, went to
the Bay this morning. They will be
joined later by Mr. Wright and Miss
Eulah for their summer's outing. '
W. B. Chance is home from Southern
Oregon and will shend the 4th in Albany.
He was in Roseburg yesterday when a
: brick wall collapsed, burying one of the
I workmen, now in a serious condition.
I Mr. Sherman Miles, with a promi"
'nent Portland bank, and Miss Juanita
Miller, daughter of Senator Miller, of
1 Lebanon, are to be married tonight at
Lebunon. Mrs. Miller, who has been
ill, is considerably improved.
j or two here. Charley is getting thin,
weighing only 205 pounts, having bst
fifteen pounds.
H. Y. Kirkpatrick, of Lebanon, was
in the eitv tntW Ha reeentlv return.
ed from the general assembly of the
Presbyterian church at Kansas City.
1 On his way he visited his folks a week
: or two in Los Angeles.
Turner Campmeeting. j
O. C. M. C. which has been in session '
at Turner Tabernacle since June 22nd
will continue till July 5. The camp
meeting ground is a lively place during
the convention and the people of Turn
er say that the convention is a great
thing for tnem. ;
Manv of the Christian churches of i
I Oregon are represented by large dele
i gations nnd there are also delegations 1
i from Washington and Idaho.
E. V. Zollars, president of the Okla
homa Christian .University, is chief
smeaker of the convention, and all who
have the privilege o heannir him are
j well repaid. Prof A. V. Shaffer, of
j Walla Wa'la, has charge of the music,
i Reports for the year's work closing
I ure very good and the outlook is bright
for large things this next yeai.
Sunday was a big day for the con- i
vention. Several thousand people from '
over the state were present. Albany
Church and Bible school ware well rep
resented on Sunday. Besides the Al
banites camping here (given in list be
low) were sixty or more who were here
over Sunday. j
Albany Bible school has the largest ;
and best display of class work. I
Dr. Royal J. Dye, of Bolenge, Africa, !
will speak tonight. He will deliver an
address at the Christian church in Al- j
bany on July 8.
Tomorrow is C. W. B. M. day. '
Thursday is Bible school association
day; Friday will be education day; Sat-'
urday will be Christian Endeavor aay ;
and 4th of July celebration. CMiven-'.
tion closes Sunday evening with a ser !
mon by E. V. Zollars. '
Rev. J. C. Elliot of Grace Presbyter- !
ian church vas in attendance at the
session yesterday. -
Mrs. Dr. W. H. Davis returned to
Albany Friday from Turner on account ,
of the rain causing Henrietta to cut a
. tooth. We hope she will be able to go
again nex ycr.-v j
A monp- the Albnnv ramners are the
dames A. M. Perrv, S. J. Burnett. F.
IT Rlnunt .Tnhn T.irintrfnn. .T. H. Snf-
, lev, Iola McKechnie, and Fuller, Mr.., !
i Vf. H. Davis and children. Mr. !
; and Mrs. T. J. Thacher, Mrs.
, Fred Bloom and children, Mrs. Frar.k
! Cornett and Mrs. M. J. Cornett, (Al
bany Central), Misses Normaar.d Carc
Ivn Gretroz, Grace Swank, Myrtle
1 Wyatt, Nora Burton, Lucy Ramsey,
! Maude and Mable Blount, Vira Stuart
' Margaret Bodine, Anene Munkers and
! Florence Eastburn, John Leggett and
i John Anderson.
Dr. Royal J. Dye gave an interesting
address last evening to a large aud-
ieni-e. Mrs. Dye speaks at the C. VY.
B M. session today.
JOHN ANDERSON.
the vallev, in charge of
ORGS HONG &SON.
C. H. NEWS.
Circuit Court: New case: Delos C.
Pierce agt. S. C. Collins. Suit for dam-
age on an agreement for the sale of
rea' property, with demand for judg-
, met for $6,450. L. M. Curl, attorney.
j
Marriage license: Sherman M. Miles.
of Portland, and Juanita.M. Miller, of
; ln?'ead f J0 reported.
Mrs. McCoy, of Foster is down want -
ing another change in the road that has
cansed so much trnnhln.
Probate:
In estate of Hiram
Warner, J. W.
I Burkhart, H. Y. Kirkpatrick, C. H.
. Ralston were appointed appraisers.
! In estate of Jacob Busch, invent ry
filed: realty $2000, personal $13.04.
Deeds recorded :
David Brodie to C. R. Gerig &
wf, 180 acres near Alhany . . . .$10,763
Louis A. Alexander to f rank
Morgan, 1 acre Lebanon 200
Alexander & Kirkpatrick to A.
F. Bahrke, 4 lots Lebanon . . .
S. H. Myers to A. F, Bahrke,
11.75 acres
600
3100
Mortgages $400, $1000, $200.
Left for Crook Co.
C. O. Lee and son Carter left this
morning on a trip across the mountains
to Mr. Lee's farm, one of the best in :
the Deschutes Valley, where Mr. and
Mrs. Lee expect to make their home.
Old and worthy residents of Albany
they will be generally missed.
Mr. John Harrison has taken charge
of the two fire engines He is an old j
engineer, and expects to use his best '
efforts in keeping the engines in first
class condition.
The Weather.
Range of temperature 83-58.
The river is down to 3 feet.
The prediction: fair tonight, Thurs
day fair and not so warm.
F, M. French local observer.
Letter List.
the
The following letters remain
Albany, Ore., postoffice uncalled for
July 1, 1908. Persons desiring any of j
these letters should call for advertised f
letters, giving the date:
M. Burnett, Tom Geohegan, L. F.
Hoffman, Mrs. Argyle Kendall, Mrs
Edith Mason, Peter Nelson, Vida Olson, j
R. Olson, Jesse Plunkett, Mrs. Viola
Stevens.
J. s. Van Winkle, P. M.
ALBANY
SUPPLY CO.,
Wholesale dtaler in truit, pro
duce, paper bags.jwrapping paper
and twine.
442 WEST FIRST STREET.
The place to buy your
Cigars and Tobacco is at the
American Cigar Store
Albany,
ALBANY MILL AND ELEVATOR GO.
REAL ESTATE FOR
SALE
We have the BEST and the cheapest
there is.
I A home for two hundred dollars, come
i and see us at once.
j A general merchandise business, lo
I catedon the railroad, a good bargain if
; taken at once; people are getting old,
j want to go out of business.
I $16,000 for 640 acres of fine farm and
I stock raising land in compact body, half
I in cultivation, 40 acres timber, rest
i pasture, 8 miles from Lebanon, close to
j school, 3 miles to railnad; can be had
; on easy terms, long time for payments.
$6,500, one of the best stock farms in
Linn county, 9 miles from Lebanon,
! 400 acres; a new 8 room house, 2 large
barns. 2 stock sheds. A good buy if
looked after at once.
$4000208 acres four miles from Leb-
1 anon, 50 acres of good black bottom
land, 60 acres in cultivation, 100 acres
i of pasture, good improvements.
$4000 a eood 160 acre grain farm.
4 miles from Lebanon; all good land and
good improvements.
i $300022 acres in edge of Lebanon,
fine river bottom berry land, good im
i provements, fruit and out buildings; an
I ideal home.
$,210070 acres, mile from Lebanon,
25 acres in cultivation, two good young
i orchards, fair house and barn, close to
' school and church; a splendid buy at
'. $2100.
$2080130 acres, right at Sodaville,
Oregon, 40 acres under cultivation, all
under fence: fair house and 2 barns.
fine young ordchard of all kinds ot fruit.
On a QUICK, it can be had for $16 an
acre.
$900-4 acres and 4-roomed housed in
edge of Lebanon, fine land and all kinds
of small fruit trees, berries; can be had
for the small sum of $900.
$250050 acres of fine river bottom
land with 1-2 in cultivation, 2000 bush
els of potatoes, raised on place last
year, good orchard and fair improve
ments for new place. $50 an acre.
If you don't find anything in this list
you want, call at our place and we will
show you something more. As this is
a small number of our enlistments.
Free transportation will be given to
any and all buvers.
NEWPORT & HORNBACK,
Located near S. P. depot.
ONLY ONE
The Carpet cleaing machine will close
July 1st for the summer,
' Carpets taken up, leaned and relaid
bc per yard.
Carpets cleaned only, 5c per yard.
Cleaning art squares 6c, per "yard. '
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed.
Bell phone 403. Home 210.
M. L. SANDERS,
Foot Broadalbin Street.
HENRY BRODERS,
DEALER IN CHOICE MEATS
OF ALL KINDS,
Second and Ellsworth Streets, Albany
OASTORIA.
Bean tun llie Kilul Ha(e 'wa's
Oregon
Vacation days at last have
come,
Let's to theJCountry and have
some fun.
Vacation days are here. Are you
planning lo go away? If so, better be
come acquainted with the superior bak
ing qualities ossessed by Johns m's
Best Flour, before leaving the city.
Satisfactory results make friends.
That's what Johnson's Beit Flour is
doing for us daily. Try it.J
Go to
EASTBURitS GECCEET
for fresh Fruits and Vegetables. Our
Grocery stock is as fresh and complete
as any in the city.
Allen and Lewis Preferred Stock
canned goods a specialty. BARGAINS
n CrocNery artu Ulosswarp as we in
tend to close out thai department.
Come and eet out prices and
ean up-! o-iate store.
Both Phones MainJSS.
WEERMORE