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Democratic 7'u Albany VOL XLIIt ALBANY. ORECAJv FRIDAY. JULY 10 19C8 NO 05 Dreamland THE RIVER iA PORTLAND DOINGS! FIRE. C. H. NEWS. j Halaey. ! Marriage license issued for G. D. Wa ton. ntrprt 9A n nmoHiniot .f Pmk Pn..n .Tnl. a'lFi.B of unknown U"n?' and Miss I51" Celo Ed'wurds, of TLn .,:-- Uni.!n (I.a hIiisk vnn i Ll - flirt i Alio uumiiiiLLco iinviut; insi io.ss uriirin uesirUYeu nail a uiuv,i ui nu The New Moving Picture Play , and sports in charge request all owners , BTferMCo.jta morning . u . of launches to meet in Calapooia bay at lln a . . ' r ' no". ' g p. m sharp, to take part in the pa-, UUBa " rade of illuminated boats on the Sale Closes July 4th A Terrible Fall Sale Closes July 4th during the fireworks display. Torches and Romin candles haye been procured and these will be distributed to the var ious boats in the procession. The committee would urge that all intending entering in the various river sports and races as scheduled file their intention with F. M. French, Jeweler, who will turn them over to the right committee. No deiav will be counten- i i . .i i . ,, ij auceu in inese events ana tne races cai Two fans going all the time, making , , d . s scheduled. "The latest and best pictures in the program. Popular and pleasing songs. Continuous performance every night and at Saturday and Sunday matinees. Change of program Sunday after noon, Tuesday and Friday evenings. . it cool and pleasant. Admission 10c, matinee children 5c. F. P. Stewart, p roprietorland mana tger. 426 West First street.opnosite Stev- en's store. AT THE CREST :you will find Swetland's Ice Cream, Aldon Chocolates, Cigars, Fruit and Nuts. L. L. POTT'S 316 W. 2nd St. Proud of No. 46. The Olive Branch. Lincoln, July 3. There is much com ment as a result of the Commoner de fending the attitude and expressing sympathywithHearst and thelndepend ence league. It is taken to mean that Bryan is extending the olive branch looking towards reconciliation of the two leaders of tho democratic party. That Lone Robber. North Yamhill, July 3. -There is i Probate. In estate of .Mrs. W. S. Miller, L. K. . Hamilton was appointed administrator. 'Estimated value of property $4,000. Appraisers rJ. t . Sox, S. fc. loung-and f. A. Yonng. JOIN THE EILERS 500 PIANO CLUB. in COM the price of CROCKERY. CLASS WARM d sti.vpp wadi ,iU MMERCIAL COFFEE & CRCCKERY Co! The cutting and slashincr of nrii-ps in Wh nm,a wm-so i;,,,. f nk 1 a pace as to cause buyers 10 consider the management about insane to dis pose of their goods at such sacrifice. MEsSrSlsoLD THERE ll A REASON?" THIS GIGANTIC ;STCK COMMERCIAL COFFEE & CROCKERY CO. HECKMAN & ABRAAU, of Salem in charge. 223 First Street Opposite First National Bank. no prospect apparently of capturing the lone staere robber as the trail was lost near the scene of the crime are no clues today There Phildelphia, July 3. A forty-six star flag will be hoisted aboye Independence Hall for the first time tomorrow, when a party of prominent Oklahoma officials and citizens will join in agreatcelebra-rTrTw ri r tion. At 10 tomorrow morning the Klf I V V I I I P new banner will be raised over the his- LllVvf T IlkJ T 1LLL toric building and the news will be flashed to every city and town in the state. ALSO WON. The Barber Shops, July 2-4 l Take notice that on July 2, 3 and 4, the following prices will be charged: shave 25c, hair cut 35c. Signed by Metzgar & Johnson, Grandpa Crawford, Ueo. ti. iddeman, uombination Shop, Bruce & Huston. NEW PENNY POST CARDS. U. P. church, Methodist church, First Street, Bridge and Fourth Street have just arrived. Court House, Hospital, Bridge, First Street, Pheas ants, (2 views), Willamette River, besides a number of prints of general interest have been several days ago. One dozen for 10c. Also new colored views of Apples, Logging, State Fair, etc. at one dozen sor 'Sc. Meiser's Cottee and China Store The Alcos lost another game this af ternoon, through courtesy letting Brownsville win, the proper tning in a celebration and things like that. The game was a good one until the last in ning. At the beginning of the ninth inning the score was 6 to 3 in favor ot Albany, anJ it looked easy, but it was not. Brownsville knocked Stevens numerously, and aided by an oceasional error had things going like a 4th of July fireworks, resulting in the score being tied, and another run added to the agony. It was fierce, but was one of the features of base ball, sometimes. There was some excellent playing mixed up with the errors, which were not very many altogether. Only 6 or 7 hits were made off Stevens. 2 off Elmore, those by Baker and Cusick. 6 or 7, look their bases on balls off Stevens, some at a critical I time. The lineups were: I Brown-ville. McLeod rf, Coshow If, ; Sawyer lb. Moran ss, Oxford 3b, Mor gan 2b, Phillips and Snyder carcner3, Templeton cf, Elmore p. Mbany. Baker ss, Cusick If, Driver c, Patterson rf, Torbett 3b. Bilyeu 2b, Schultz cf, B. Stevens lb, T. Stevens p. Robin Nelson umpire. In the early part of the game Phillips spilt a thumb and had to retire. An unfortunated circumstance was a squabble over Moran shoving Stevens in running to first, with some talk of a fight, but it was soon cooled down and peace reigned. The Oliver Typewriter., The new No. 5 OLIVER, with tubu latory attachment is just out. See one of the Olivek Agency, 338 W. 5th St. Phones, Black 20B2 and 218. To further introduce and establish our NEW SCALE $425 PIANO, we invite you to join with 499 others, (who are now sending in their applications) to become members of our Eilers 500 club, thereby securing for your home our famous New SCALE $425 EILERS PIANO at CLUB price of $292 cash, or pay $17 at first, then $8 monthly, with interest, quarterly or yearly payments if desired. No waiting no delays no drawing pianos sent as soon as appli cation and first fee of $17 is accepted. Send or write for Booklet which should be in every home, read, and carefully consider before buying a piano. It tells all about the savings caused by co operation, wholesale buying all about our Free Life Insurauce to club mem bers. and will positively. save vou a third of your piano money. It is SENT FREE for the ASKING. A request will bring it by return mail. EILER PIANO HOUSE, The House of Highest Quality, 336 W First St., Albany, Ore. Simply Delicious is the cold pressed chicken and cold pressed turkey at the Oregon Market and grocery for tomorrow. There is no comparison with our cold boneless ham made from the best irrade of smoked hams. Saratoga chips always on hand during the summer. Remember the Oregon Market has no competitors when it comes to good things to eat. At the Metropolitan. You can get a big variety of things, always the freshest in fish and bivalves, a fine lot of canned goods, strawber ries, the freshest in vegetables. Everything the neatest and cleanest and the freshest. GILBERT BROS. Have a large line of Masonand Everlasting glass top fruit jars, jelly glasses also a few lawn mowers left at prices that defy competion as we don't want to carry them over to next year. We also handble the Snowflake, Johnson's Best, Salem Perfection, Stiiyton, Olympic hard wheat and the exclusive sale of The Port'and and Columbia Mills, De pendable Eastern Washington Hard Wheat Flour, Tin and Granite ware, Staple and Fancy Groceries. We are also selling out our large stock of paint at COST. Come and see us and join in celebrating the Glorions Fourth. Yours for business and a good time, At the sign of the Big Padlock, 310 W. First St., Albany Oregon. I THE GREAT CELEBRATION SALE t The greatest of all price cutting sales, Ladie's and Misses Suits, Coats, Skirts, "Waists, Shoes," Oxfrds, Wash G-cods, Muslin "Wear, etc., all at 1-4 and 1-2 off. Shopping Made Easy Here. Goods are piled high with big price tickets oi Red,White ard Blue telling the price exactly as advertised. Lots of tires nt Baltimore's, oppo site the Democrat omce. f sr painting and paper hanging see Eickor, 332 E 3rd st. Home phone ZDS. Rawlings has the nest line of loose leaf books on the road from St. Louis See hi;n before placing your order. 4th of July Shoe Sale is OUR DU Y IS TO FULFILL THE WISHES OF OUR CUSTOMERS. Don't think we want only your money we 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 patrrns tho choicest cuts of beef, mut -ton' lamb, veal; pork and poultry. V'o also carry a full line of hams, bacon, sausage, lard, fish and provisions gen erally. Holt's Market Chambers & McCune ALBANY'S LEADING CLOAK AND STOlT STORE. - Stetter's Gash Store SHINGLES Us- our No. 1 E lGrain. Thev are the best in the marker. Our No. 2 are the equal to those usually sold as a first-class" article' We make' three grades. We pack them closely, yourpay' for no vacant spaces.- We uso no Dry Kiln. Come and inspect them, see them made and be convinced that they arc I I he BEST. ! Kmber the place. The old Wool I en Mill Warehouse.- 'THOlirSOM CRAMER' At he BOSTON SHOE STORE Beginning now and ending July 6, we will give great bargains in Men's, Ladies' unci Children's Shoes. Follow ing are some of the prices: Ladies black and tan Oxfords, 98c, $1.20 and upwards Childrcns' shoes, 50c, 93c and upwards All shoes greatly reduced. You will surely save money by attending this sale. THE BOSTON SHOE STORE. Near the St. Charles Hotel. RUBBER QOODS. WE have at last found what we have been looking years to find; a com , plcto line of Rubber Goods that the manufacturers have confidence enough in to absolutely guarantee for 2 years to the consumer. We honestly believe everyone. ot them willr last 5 years.?. Tho line 1 ' so much out; of the ordi-; nary that we' ' can not be-j gin to de- scribe thi differcnco I be t we e a I "THE EVER j RITE LINE" and tho other kinds. , but wish1! an might j urno in at J our store I and see for (' yourself. ! The- prices! are right too, in fact'j cheaper than tho other kind, considering thu quality. Sec our window display this week and'' then come in and Jet us explain the WHY1 ot' it. Remember vt are tho exclusive'1 iipenu Jn thii town for "THE EVtHRiTE' UHt'. Manufactured by The Ideal RubheIT Mi' a. Co., of Chicago. Wood north Drug Co. STAR BAKERY. C. Meyer, Prop., First-class baked goods, groceries, produce , fruits, etC. Both Phones 57 ! S&wi i Walter Parker, Grocer and; Baker 216 WE8T FIRST 8TKEET, .ALBANY UKKQON,' First class goods in their season Phone Maln',S6. Se nders FEED SI ORE, 435 West First St., Albany, Or Headquarters for "Alsen and Pyramid" Portland Cement, "Kohci e Harbor" Lime, lluberoid Kooftriy. Wood fibre Plaster, Sulphur, Sprav. Poultry supplies, Dallas Diamond ard Liberty Bell hard wh;at (lour. Hay. Gra n, Mill Pesd-and Salt. 9COMXS & OEVIM Keal mate and In sum: Ijijy Hfi-i sell realty. Insure P'op ei ty anil 1 1 ansae t ioar.s. Lare or Kmall liml er tracts. 133 W. FIRSTST. A LIIANY, OR. J. M. RALSTON INSURANCE, LOANS AND COLLECTIONS. have money to loan in small and large amounts. Notes and tnortRag.B bought. 1 wiH bond you. Property handled for non-resident.