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The Democrat.
The Daily Delivered, 10 cents a
week; in advance for one year, M.0?.
By mail, in advance for one year $3, at
end of year $!t.50.
Tho Weekly Advance per year $1.26.
At end of year $1.50. After 3 years at
$2.;
OUIt WANTS
FOR SALE -6 room house, and lot,
good location, 7 blocks from business
section. Call at Democrat oilice.
GOOD SIX ROOM RESIDENCE and
two lots, b.irn, plenty of fruit. Sit
uated on JefFerdon street. Must be
sold to close up an estate. This is a
bargain if takon immediately. Call
on J. V. Pipe, 203 West Second St,
Both Phones.
FOR SALE. One year old steer. I.
C. Duedull, Home 7102.
FOR RENT. A six room house.
Furniture for sale. 315 Broadalbin.
. APPLES FOR SALE.'-A fine lot of
winter apples, 25 to 35 cents a bushel,
in the orchard, on the Santiam. A.
W . Martin, FarmerB 26 Bell. tl
SCHOOL OFFICERS. The Fisk
Tcaohors' Agency of Portland, Ore.,
is placing more teachers than evor.
If you need a high school grade, ru
ral, commercial,- music,' or privato
tencher write or wire immediately
and you will receive prompt attention.
202 Sweetlund Bldg.
FOR SALE. A pointer bird dog, two
years old, well broke. Call at the
Furmor's Feed Shed. t22
CABBAGE for sauer kraut. E. L. Mc
Keevor, Bell phone 2X1.
WANTED. A girl to do general houso
work. Call at r6sidence ot E. J.
Knapp, 623 West Ninth street.
WANTED.
Baldwins
- Hand picked Johnathan,
and Spitzenberg apples.
Apply to Albuny Supply Co. 12t
J. Y. LEDBETTER Contractor for
plastering and cement work or will
work by tho day. Give mo a trial.
Call at 906 Calaponia. t20
FOR SALE.Two horse gasoline en-
eine. jack and pump. Call upon J
S. Morgan at the brick jard, phone
black 382. J. S. Morgan t3
.WOOD FOR SALE. Some good dry
wood. Phono E. M. Perfect, 201
Bell, 204 Homo.
WANTED. Clean, white rags, 1 ct. a
pound, at C. G. Rnwlings.
FOR SALE. Apples, cheap, wind
fulls. Jonathans, free of worms and
scalt's. 30c per 'box in orchard; 35c
per box if delivered. Not sold in less
than 6 box lots. Delivered on Friday.
S. G. Tulin. Phone Farmers IX.
FURNISHED ROOMS by the day,
week or month, at Blount's, 314, Ells
worth St. 6t
MUSIC LESSONS. Piano nnd organ.
Phono bluck 971. Helen Elkins.
FIRE INSURANCE. Beaver State
Merchant's Mutuul. Inquire at Opera
Houso Bldg.
THOSE WISHING any of the old Pro
fessors celebrated hnnd loads had
bettor get in their orders pretty soon.
One party who got 100 loads of us Inst
year ordered 300 this year. He said
thev done the work. Bultimere Gun
& Bicycle Works.
ONIONS FOR SALE. E. L.McKcever,
hus them, to be delivered anywhere
in Albany. Phone Farmers 2x1. Hell.
tDl
HONING BOARDS. -The best made.
Seo Ed Davidson, 739 E. First St.
SODA WATER. -Cnscnuia water from
the Geiseiulorfor springs, may be had
at Tcmlinson & llolman's and at the
Peacock Btaliles, nt $1.50 a dozen. 2t
WOOD SAWING. -By C. M. West-
brook. Homo phone 7001. tl8
AERMOTER'gasoline pump, aircoated
with pump jack, ready to hitch to
pump-for only $-15. Crawford the
Acrmotor man will be glad to show
you.
FIRE INSURANCE. O. F. R. A. ot
McMinnville. Oregon's greatest mu
tual company. C. C. Bryant, Albany,
Cusick Bank Bldg. Both phones.
FOR SALE. -Model N Ford runabout
with top, only run one seasi n in fine
c ndition. Apply to W. W. Craw
ford, agt. Ford Motor Cars.
WOOD SAWING. Sec me bffire vou
engage your wood sawinir. Gasoline
lined. Go. F. Brown, liaise phone
W2.
Hamilton's Bazaar
L. E. & H. J. HAMILTON
Corset Comfort.
Our Opening last week was successful in more ways
than one, for it drew the attention of the ladies to the
superior line of coisets which we carry, so perfect
were they in style, giving to the form those long un
broken gracefn 1 lines, so much desired this season and
also needed to enable you to wear properly the gowns
in the straight hip styles which Dame Fashion has
decreed. Further more you will be delighted with the
comfort and ease of carriage which they give you. We
illustrate one style showing both front and back. It
laces in fiont giving a perfect smooth back particular
ly desirable to the princess and empire styles of dress.
R. &G. Corsets $1.00
Henderson Corsets $1.25 to $1.50
LaPr ncesse $5.00 and $6.00
j National Democratic Ticket,
For President William J. Bryan.
For Vice President John W. Kern.
For Presidental Electors. O. P.
Coshow of Douglas county. August
Huckestein of Marion county, E. S. J.
McAllister of Multnomah county, Sam
uel White of Baker county.
. Incorrect Figures.
State Bank Examiner Steele has just
issued a statement of the condition of
the sixty-five national banks of Oregon,
secured at considerable trouble, as pro
vided by the laws of the state. It is
an interesting fact that they vary con
siderably from the figures of Lawrence
O. Murray, comptroller of the currency,
whose figures are undoubtedly correct.
Here are those that differ:
Resources:
' Loans and discounts Steele's $24,-
862,685.32; Murray's $24,864,685.32.
Securities etc. Steele's $4,551,110.22;
Murray's $4,708,584.53.
Banking house etc. Steele's $925.
595.33; Murray's $972,595.33. '
Other real estate. Steele's $159,
678.94; Murray's $112,578.94.
Due from banks and bankers.
Steele's $10,090,389 61; Murray's $10,
072,970.24. Checks etc.-Steele'B $260,244.40;
Murray's $287,283.67.
Exchange. -Steele's $303, 861 .07; Mur
ray's 1298,682.59.
uasnoniianu. sreeie s Hi,bia.u(;
Murray's $7,739,455.08.
U. S. bonds to secure circulation.
Steele's $3,059,600.00; Murray's $3,016,
600.00. I
U. S. bonds to secure deposits, !
Steele's $1,918,600; Murray's $1,883,000. !
I Five per cent fund. Steele's $153,
097; Murray's $148,417. j
j Expenses. Steele's $61,080,87; Mur
' ray's less' expenses. I
Other items. Steele's $66,368.94;
Murray's $5,305.
' Totals. Steolo's $55,109,190.73; Mur
ray's $55,050,417.66.
I Liabilities:
I Undivided profits. -Steele's $1,144,
927.21; Murruy'e $1,095,0.'14.23, less ex-
penscs.
Duo to banks and bankers. Steele's
$3,016,224.69; Murray's $6,048,584.55.
Individual deposits. Steele's $35,
320,888.42; Murray's $35,397,655.32.
Deposits due state treasurer.
Steele's $171,053.10; Murray's none.
United States Deposits. Steele's
'$1,475,301.03, Murray's $1,205,844.
Deposits U. S. disbursing office.
Steele's $499,986.42; Murray's $769,
412.57. Bills payable. Steele's none; Mur.
ray's $232,000.
Certificates of deposits issued for
money .borrowed.-Steele's $137,000.
Murrav's none i
National bark notes outstanding.
Steclc's.H2,S76,480; Murray's 2,876,-
100.
Reserved for taxes. Steele's (15,-
800; Murray's $16,200. I
Other liabilities.-Steele'o $42,636;
Murray's $30,362.15. i
Totals same as above. j
Out of 30 items only six of Mr.
Steele's are correct according to Mr. '
Murray's figures, 24 given above all
being incorrect. Why is it. i
Just Received.
Car of Yellow Fir shakesby Cmas.
K. Spaulding LoGHino Co.
Steel Cut Oats
And Cream Rolled Oats at the Ore
gon Market. This is the new crop.
The EHMANN OLIVE OIL is the
finest liver and stomach regulator
known. Take a table spoon full be
tween your meat course nnd your des
sert. Try it month nnr) so . the dif
ference in your general health. At
Owen Beams.
Try a Patrick Gord cigar i. cet
THE PROPER FOUND
DATION FOR THE PER
FECT GOWN.
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JEFFERSONS.
The talents of the late Joseph Jeffer
son were certainly not confined to act
ing alone. He was a painter of distinc
tion. Many of his canvasses now grace
the walls of our foremost art galleries.
Nearly all of the theatrical and Bohem
ian clubs throughout the country prsud
ly boast of possessing one of Joseph
Jefferson's paintings
He was also an author of considerable
note. His most pretentious literary of
fering is his own autobiography.
The original manuscriDt of "The Riv
als" was entirely too long for modern
production. Mr. Jefferson reconstruct
ed the play. The snappy and brilliant
manuscript as now used bv his sons.
Joseph and Wm W. Jefferson, for their
performances of this play, is the fin
ished product of the elder Jefferson.
The abrupt ending of the play in its
original form prompted Mr. Jefferson
to write an epilogue. His master hand
at literary construction is apparent in
eve'y line.
City Property Wanted.
- ,
Wanted at once two or three pieces
of well improved residence city prop-1
ai.fl. haf.t.nnn , , , 11 f .... I.
v. kjr, ucnvci, luumguiuci jr mm titsii
ington.stieets Have customers now
waiting. Call at my office and list your
property it you want to sell.
C. G. Burkhart,
.102 E. First Street.
It Missed.
Subscribers who fail to Ket:thelr Daner
should kick at once. If beyond Mont
gomery .street call up Red 8132 Pac-
ific if missed, and your paperwill come, I
if between Broadalbin and Montgom-
ery Home, and if west of Broadal-
bin street Pacific Black 892.
"Use less lard and more olive oil," is
the advice of a prominent physician. I
That's sound truth. One bottle of
EHMANN OLIVE OIL has as much
nutrition as a -ten pound pail of lard;
and don't tax the digestion like lard, i
At Owen Beams.
REAL ESTATE.
Good modern eight room house with
furnace, situated close in, West Al
bany. Price, $2750.
Two houses and three lots, East Al
bany. Price, $2200.
A four room house and one, lot; East
Albany. Price, $650.
A good new house, a nice lawn nnd
the lot is terraced, one lot East Albany
I Price, $1500.
FARMS
265 acres. 80 acres in cultivation,
improvements fair, balance of land in
good timber. Six miles from Albany.
I Price $33 per acre.
I 11 acres in prunes, house and good
; dryer, one mile and a half from Albany.
Price, $2200.
I 30 acres, all in cultivation, close to a
good little town. All A No. 1 land,
i New buildings Price, $2250.
I 60 acres of A No. 1 land, 6 acres of
apple orchard, well taken care of, good
buildings. Price, $5000. Situated one
a a miles of a good town.
I 100 acres, 5 miles from a good town.
in Linn county, all in cultivation. 4
acres in orchard, balance of land all in
cultivation. Exceptionally good build
ings. Price, $0500.
Call on J. V. Pipe, 203. West Second
street.
GET AN ELECTRIC FLAT IRON
NOW
Three sizes 5 lb.. 6 lb., 7 lb.,
They make vour work easy. Try onejfor
your next ironing.
THE RALSTON ELECTRIC
SUPPLY CO.,
306 WestSecond St. Albany, Oregon.
A Siletz Homestead relinquishment for
sale. Will cruise over 7 million feet.
Ask WM. RICHIE LAND CO. about it.
iALL PORTLAND A FINE
, i
To Be Invited to the Apple Fair BARBER SHOP.
: and Dedication. I
! Bruce and Anderson are in their new
The General committee on the depot 8noP at the east side of Simpson &
celebration of the Albany Comme-cial Clodfelter's, opposite the Hotel Revere.
Club met this morning. A committee , The builder, Mr Bonaparte Jean, did a
of Albany business men was appointed splendid job. The room is neatly
to go to Portland on Friday, October stained in an attractive design of wood
30th for the purpose of inviting the work On both sides are large looking
business men of Portland to attend the glasses set in the wood work. Several
dedi:ation of the depot and Apple fair. new fixtures and furniture have been
The Southern Pacific Co. has ncrrooH tn added, individual work stands, bronzed
moke a rate of one fare for the round hat and coat racks, etc., making one of
trip, if one hundred or more passen-; the best equipped and neatest appear
gers can be guaranteed. ing places in the valley, a 1908 business j
j The Portland Invitation committee is ' booster in the city. There are four
as follows: W. a. Barrett, P. D. Gil chairs, with an exDert barber at each
bert, J. R. Flynn, P. A Young. E. H. place, and the shop promises to be a1
McCune, D. O. Woodworth, J, O. Lee.
. Unas. Welch, A. M. Holt, Geo. Taylor,
i E, W. Langdon, A. Sternberg, A. M.
Hammer, Marvin Brandeberry, W. F.
Fortmiller. Bert Veal, J. K. Weather-
or u- W,:- JZ?"Snlx'nL "u:nFnch
Beam, F. J. Miller, Wm. Eagles, Wal
ter Jackson, S. G. Simon, J. V. Pipe.
Dennis Merrill, L. H. Fish, J. J. Col.
lins, P. A. Kelly, H. N. Cockerline. P.
Paulus, H. A. Nelson, Y G. Freeman,
F. P. Nutting, Willard Marks and B. I.
Dasent.
Tne committee will hold a meeting in
the office of the Commercial club at 10
o'clock Thursday morning.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Commer
cial Club is arranging the details ol a
banquet to be given to the visitors and
guests of the city of Albany on the oc-
ut-sjuxi ul me ueuuiuuuu UI me uepot.
PERSONAL.
Judge Hewitt went to McMinnville
today on business.
W. A. Cox went to Thomas todav on
a visit with his daughter, Mrs. Bessie
M53; T558'6 Br00.ka of Silyerton, or-
wuuj uu a yioii, nun iier ucuiuer,
Dr. Davis.
Judge M. C. Georere. of Portland.
passea inrougn tor tne west side this
noon on a speaking tour.
Miss Evaline Merrill, of this city,
was heard in a violin solo in a reception
to O. A. C. students at Corvallis last
night.
Mrs. Nimrod Price, a prominent pion
eer woman, was stricken with paralysis
during last night and is lying in a criti
cal condition at her home in the coun
try.
H H. Cronise. who has been in
charge of the office of the Oregon Elec
tric iO.. at wusonviiie, has been
nro-
moted to the new office at Hillsboro,
nu una mwycu bucio wiui ilia imiiuy.
M iss Maud Bryant, now working in
an office at Wasco, arrived last nieht
... .. . . ,
on a visit ac nome mr a rew aays, par-
ticularly desiring to see her aunt, Mrs.
Beers, before her return east.
Letter List.
The following letters remain in the
Albany, Ore., postoffice uncalled for
Oct. 28, 1908. Persons desiring' any of
MlPQP. Ipt.tpr.Q chnulH "all 1V,,. olirafloa'
letters, giving the date:
.1. H. Brown, Harry Bullock, F.
Cammes, Goally, S. E. Irvine A D
McGuire, Mrs. Lydia Myers, C. H Port-
! er, Nellie Smith, R. D. Wade, C. E.
Williamson (2), Leonora F. Walters.
J. S. Van Winkle, P. M.
CASTOR I A
For Infanta and Children. .
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
DR. W. R. BILYEU,
Dentist
Over Wcodworth's Drug Store. Both
phones.
SKATING RINK
Will be open for skaters Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday nights. Go and
enjoy the sport. t21
T W. RIDDELL, M. D, C
VETERINARIAN
Office Both Phones 34
Albany Stables
ALibAiS I, UKKliUN.
LAND FOR SALE. -Near city m
small tracts on monthly or yearly
payments, a. Bryant. us.
i busy one, a popular tonsonal resort.
.
u..i.A
I mwta
' Mr. As Keene and Miss Mabel
Sloan, two worthy young people resid
, ing near Lebanon, were married at tbe
court house to-day by Judge Duncan.
I They have the best wishes of many
friends.
The Weather '
Range of Temperature 68-39. .
The river is 2 2 feet.
Prediction: Rain tonight, warmer
Thursday with rain.
F. M. French local observer.
Notice,
A stockholders meeting of the Orien-
tal Mining Company will be held at the
offices of Linn County Abstract Co. on
Sniiirriuv Nnu Tth o 7 an n m fnr
the purpose of electing officers and
transacting Buch other business as mav
holders are requested to.b'e present. I
Albany, Oct. 6.
' j. p. Turner. Pres. I
J. O. Lee. Sec.
20 Cents tor a Meal.
At noon a fine dinner for 20 cents.
Fine hot cup of coffee, and oysters any
wav vou Want them. At the Mission
Parlors, 309 w. 1st St.
Apples, Apples, Apples.
nr i j i. n n dl j , , , i McCune's. This is a modern repro
Wanted by E. H. Rhodes, 10 carloads duction of idea3 that preyaiied in the
red apples. Call up Bell Phont Black tlmea of Ramesea and c'aesar, as dis
M1, j covered by the researches of the his-
. T. . . . '.' . , . i torical societis, and the originals aie
If you are m doubt as to what you now on exhibition at the Field Museum,
want, come to -the Oregon Market. . chidag0 tne Smithsonian Institution of
'han, vnn hm!I nnri met. nrhar vnut an- . p .
X'here you will find just what your
aP" I
petite calls for.
A good quality of brick for sale op-
positi Postoffice. Inquire of Frank J.
Tracey, 816 Montgomery ;St
Albanv I
SELECTING A
A range is not bought every day. A few dollars more or less in price doe'
not determine whether a range is cheap or dear. You want the best: that is
the very first consideration. ftjgl
The lasting quality is the main thing. Other points to be considered are:
How much fuel does it require? Is any part of it likely to give out, to crack,
break on warp? Does it heat up the kitchen, or is all the heat put to use in
cooking and baking? Will it wear well? r yS-"",
The "Quick Meal" Factory is so well equipped with latest and most improved
machiney, that "Quick Meal" Steel Ranges are made more perfect and eco
nomical than any other Range, and in selecting a "Quick Meal" you get the.
best for no more money than what you would have to pay for the ordinary,
cheaply constructed range. For sale by
STEWART & SOX H'DW CO.
ALBANY, OREGON
C. H. NEWS.
Deeds recorded:
J. Abbey to B. F. Hyland lot Ab
bey's ad Albany, dated Nov.
1891 S 90
C. Edward Murray to Anna C.
Erkie 61.19 a 10
J. B. Nanney to Dist. 86 1 acre. . 1
W. A. twine to Scio Condensed
Milk Co. 2 small tracts. Scio. . 600
U. S. to C. Edward Murray 61.10
acres
Jas. W. Miller to Stanley Taylor
a Shelburn 1
Mortgage for $500.
Satisfaction for $200 and $400.
Marriage licenses: E. I. Wagner,
noeA afl nf ITouilor. Wool, DnnT.DH.'a
1 C. Hamilton, of Holley, both born in
Or. Asa Keene, aged 23, and Mabel
Sloan, aged 17, both of Lebanon and
born in Or. J. A. Newman, aged 40,
of Albany, and Nora Muddox. age 35,
of Brownsville, both born in Tenn.
No. 19 for the month.
1480 hunters licenses.
Death of Frank Walsh.
Sacramento Star of Oct. 21:
With the beautiful military ceremon
nies of the United Spanish War Veter
ans, the body of the late Jrancis Walsh
was laid in the grave yesterday after
noon in the City cemetery. Walsh
served his country as a soldier in the
war with Spain and one of his last re
quests was that he be consigned to
jtacfU tnitk tha flaff nhnnh him TTia
wish wa8 gratified. With the starry
! folds of the flag about the casket, the
: beautiful and impressive words of the
I veterans' funeral ceremony were said.
' a squad of soldiers fired a salute, and a
I bugler blew taps, the soldier's last call.
ine iunerai was uuuer uie auspices
of J. Holland Laidler Camp. United
Spanish War Veterans of this city.
I Walsh recently came here from Brem
erton, where he worked in the navy
I "ard. He left a wife and three small
i children.
He was a resident of Albany, work
; ing in the woolen mill for several years.
I -
ricnlav nf Ari
u""ay n "
aad Crafts in
i Metal Novelties
Ye Old Arts Jewelry at Chambers &
Washington and museums throughout
tne Old World. Ine peculiar green
1 bronze color is an exact reproduction
:.".';?" "yiuuu""""
ot old copper, tne nie inaentaiions ren-
resent the corrosion of the metal
through the centuries it was buried.
NEW RANGE.
Go to
EASTBORN'S GROCERY
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 Crockery and Glasswarr as we in
tend to elose out that department.
Come and get our prices and see our
tan up-to-date store.
Both Phone Mata 18.