A LARGE LINE OF
DAINTY WAISTINQ"
SILKS
Dainty Dress-Up Waists
Can you picture in your mind a dainty waist of iancy flow
ered silk of rich tan ground, having beautiful roses of soft
blue shades, shading into burnt orange and greens with a few
pale pink tints thrown in? If you can it is good but you will
delight in seeing it far more. We have assembled a most
beautiful line of these elegant waists-all different and each
one is neat and dainty as any woman would desire. They
are just the thing for afternoon or evening wear and we want
you to come in and see them. We want to show them be
cause we are proud of them.
Some in net and some in silk ranging in prices from $2.50 to $20.00
f lit JlUWm ilt
.-Miwreil Hi (tie post, office, Albany, Or
NAcond claee mail matter.
FP NUTTING
The Democrat.
The Daily Delivered, 10 cents a
week; in advance for oife year, $4.0?.
By mail, in advance for one year $3, at
end of year $H. 60.
The weekly Advance peryear$1.25.
At end of year $1.60. After 3 years at
2.;
OUK WANTS
liver them anywhere in the city, i
Phone Farmers 2X1 Bell. tDl
SLAB WOOD 75c per cord at mill. 17 ,
cords to car. Mail your orders di- i
rect. THE CfURTIS 1.U MBbR i,o.t ram t
City,
t n
..n i,.. n mnnthiv nr vnnrlu !
payments. H. Bryant. tld.
GOATS 57 line animals for sale.
Call upon John Dumond, 6th and Jef
ferson streets, Albuny.
FULL BLOODED. Bird Plymouth
rock cockerals for sale at Mrs. Frank
Kitchen, R. D. 6. Bell phone 1x3.
LOST. Tuesday afternoon about 3 p.
m. a light tan colored puppy aged 10 .
weeks old. Reward offered for its
return. Leave information at this;
nffipa. ' .
FOR RENT. Furnished rooms. Cal
at Davenport's Music Btore. .
DIRT FOR SALE. -Dirt and gravel in
fine condition. 60c a load, 40c when
over 50 loads. See J. F. Wentworth,
Albany Supply House.
FOR SALE. An Al fresh cow. Ca
ut939 E. First. ' 27t
FOR SALE. 38 acres, all in cultiva
tion, with house and barn, '4 miles
east of Albany. Also two corner lots
lal nnrl Wntnr Strepls. hv
Ola baltveit, 101b b Water be. Home
Phono black lu7.
PARTNER WANTED. -In mnnufact-,
f?!r"AP'-23f sril
ond street. 24t
FOR SALE. -Pure bred White Leg-
horn roosters, Black Minorca roost-
era. Plymouth kock roosters, ana
nure bred Tulouse geese. Mrs. J. C.
Porter. R. D. 2. Box 15. Home
phone 3651. tfl.
FOR SALE. -6 room house, and lot,
good location, 7 blocks from business
Beclion. Call at Democrat oflice.
GOOD SIX ROOM RESIDENCE and
ium IntH. h.irn. nlimtv of fruit. Sit
uated on J clterson street. Must bo
sold to close up an cstale. This is a
bargain if taken immediately. Call
on J. V. Pipe, 203 West Second St
Both Phones,
CABBAGE for sauerkraut. E. L. Mc-
Keever, Bell phone 2X1.
FOR SALE. Two horse gasoline cn-
erine, jack niul pump. Call upon J.
S. Morgnn at the brick j ard, phone
black 382. J. S. Morgan t3
WOOD FOR SALE.-Some good dry
wood. Phono E. M. Perfect, 201
Bell, 201 Home.
FURNISHED ROOMS by iho clay,
week or month, at Blount's, 314, Ells
worth St. 6t
MUSIC LESSONS.-Pinno ami organ.
Phone black 1)71. Helen Elkins.
FIRE INSUItANCE.-Bcaver State
Merchant's Mutual. Inquire at Opera
House Blilg.
THOSE WISHING any of the old Pro
fessors celebrated hand loads had
better got in their orders pretty soon.
One party who got 100 loads ot us last
year ordered 3t)0 this year. Ho said
they done the work, ltultinu re Gun
& Bicycle Works.
SODA WATER.-Cascama water from
the Geisendorfer springs, may be had
at Tomlinson & Holman's and at the
Peacock stables, at $1.50 a dozen. 2t
AERMOTEKjKiiholinc pump, nircontcd
with pump jack, ready to hitch to
pump for only $15. Crawford the
Aerinolor man will be glad to show
you.
FIRE INSURANCE O. F. R. A. ot
Mc-Minnvillo. 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 season in fine
c ndition. Apply to W. W. Craw
ford, agt. Ford Motor Cars.
Hamilton's Bazaar
t. E. & H. J. HAMILTON
i National Democratic licket.
For President William J. Bryan.
S& vic.Lld?ntlDw- nKer2
Coshow of Douglas county. August
Huckestein of Marion county, E.S.J.
McAllister of Multnomah county, Sam
uel White of Baker county.
Taft Elected.
The election is -over and Mr. W. H.
Taft, judge, etc., has been elected by a
big maj rity in the electorial collep e, a
result which was bound to occur with
all the machinery of the government
and trusts working together for that
j 4.u i. .ji.i
seconding the motion.
Mr. Taft has beaten a clean, pure
and able man, one above reproach,
Nevertheless it was a great mistake
Pnnn:nD. M, Brvan at this time. Twice
--
to
some one else. Governor Johnson ot
Minnesota should have been given the
place. He would have made a cam
paign that would have made Mr. Taft
take notice. Mr. Bryan, like Webster
and Clay can never be elected president,
and he will do well to accept the inevi
table, and further, not to dictate, the
policies of his paity too persistently)
as good as they may be.
It is easy, too give reasons, but what's
the ubb.
Legislate for the! People.
This is a great country, and it is
going to be safe anyway, but there are
things which need to be improved ncv-
ertheless. This country is no longer an"
infant in swaddling clothes, but the
greatest nation in the world, and it can
take care of itself along all lines, busi-:
ness ns well as others. Our munbfnc- '
turcr8 can compete with any nation in
th(J wor,d( ad we don. haTe tQ agk
uny od(la It is time therc wo8 achange
inteT lthe buyer- ? man;
ufacturer has been protected out of
sight, until the Country is filled with
multi-millionaires, made so by the
enormous tariff. Now givo the people a
chance.
Machine Count a
More voting machines were used yes-
torday than ever before in the United
States. They are becoming general in
some of the states. New YoiU leads,'1
tilon comos in,ijanna. closeiv followed I
by California. New Jersey has a num-
bor, and Wisconsin, Utah.Ilowa, Mich-
ian, Colorado and Nebraska. Only
three are reported in Ohio.one in Minne-
sota, a few in Montana and Connecti -
cut. In a few years they will be gene
1 ral. They are a modern institution
that is bound too prevail. This U an
ago of progress, and gradually things
along all lines will be done in a red tape
way according to
machine.
tho click of some
The "I told you so's" will now take1
charge of nlfairs. When a thing
is over i' Is alwars easy to see how one
knew all about it, and couldn't be mis-'
taken. j
Times are getting better. A New
York exchange notes that Mr. John D.
Rockefeller is painting his burr. ,
"Use less lard and more olive oil," is
the advice of a prominent physician.
That's sound truth. Ono bottle of
EHMANN OLIVE OIL has as much
nutrition as a ten pound pail of lard
Mowcn Be..6 di8e8tion like M
A goon quality of brick for sale op
posite Postollice. Inquire of Frank J.
Tracoy, 316 Montgomery St , Albany. '
OYSTERS, served in all styles,
by the pint or quart, at Hoflicn's.
and
Try.a.Patrick GordM cigar Sceata
OUR DRESS GOODS
DEPARTMENT IS AL
WAYS INTERESTING.
VISIT IT.
I URN'S VOTE
i Taft Carried
County by
385.
High School Ahead.
Cha
ftin Debs
5 o
Taft
Albany 140
E. Albany 113
W. " 168
N. Brownsville 139
S. 92
Center 30
Crawfordsville 78
Foster 27
Bryan
102
80
115
65
62
43
55
24
18
90
48
68
62
16
43
90
112
36
90
21
55
48
62
123
46
18
63
39
26
63
. 44 .
7
14
19
15
3
7
2
0
7
4
3
2
0
6
2
9
8
9
3
, 3
2
4
4
1
0
0
1
1
2
3
Fox Vallev.
43
' JJalsey 121
iN.Harrisburg. 66
S. " 54
Jordan 22
Kingston 22
Lacomb 63
N. Lebanon ... 76
S. " ... 191
Orleans 71
Price 95
Rock Creek... 39
Santiam 62
N. Scio 84
S. " 45
Shedd "5
Shelburn 41
Sodaville .34
Sweet Home.. 53
Syracuse 28
Tallman 32
Tangent 71
Waterloo........ 77
8
10
14
8
17
0
30
9
4
9
17
3
27
15
24
1
4
5
19
331
S2tS. 1817' '147
Hisgen:- Crawfordsville 7; foster 1;
South Lebanon 1; Price 1. Total 10.
THE HIGH SCHOOL.
' ' For
Albany -rtv... 122.
n BrownsviVle' MS.
s . 'V-v .....106
Center 28
Against
55
.... 49
1
Foster 7
Fox Valley
N .Harraburg . . ,'.
52. ..
18.......
fi 8
Halsey.. i 86
76
Jordan 40..
Kingston 26..
N Lebanon... 60..
S . " 138..
Orleans , 36. .
Price .'. .. . 85..
Rock Creek.'... 34..
Santiam 62 .
N Scio 66..
S " 48 ..
Shedd 100..
40
21 I
- 79
109
: 58
73 I
19
34
22
61
56
39
19
75
40
51
Shellburn 66..
godaville
T-Ulma "T.6 ! '. '.
' Tanerent! "'.!'.'.'.
32..
20..
14
63.
1505 - 1379
This leaves S. Brownsville, Craw-
erloo to hear from,' not liable to change
the result.
j
'
A game of football was being played
this afternoon between the Albany col
lege team and the high school team.
A long squash, labeled Roosevelt's
Big Stick, was left at tha Democrat
ollice by E. Davidson, and will be used
wnen occasion demands it, so look out,
GET AN ELECTRIC FLAT IRON
NOW
Three sizes 5 lb.. 6 lb:, 7 lb.,
They make vcmr work easy. -Try one for
your next ironing.
THE RALSTON ELECTRIC
SUPPLY CO.,
306 WestSccond St.
A Siletz Homestead relinquishment lor
sale. Will cruise over 7 million feet.
Ask WM. RICHIE LAND CO. about it.
PERSONAL,
John Freisch arrived this noon
the Alsea.
from
E. E. Daring, of SUetz.came over to-
. day on a valley trip.
i Mrs. A. M. Williams, of McMinn
ville, went to Tallman this afternoon.
' Mrs. D. S- McWilliams and son. of
Halsey, returned home this afternoon.
: D. Bussard and family went to the
Bay this afternoon to spend several
months at Newport on the ocean.
) M. B. Case and family of Ashland are
1 in the citv- Mr. Case has disposed of
his business there and will go else
where. Mr. and Mrs. Linas Reynolds ar
, rived today on a risit with J. A. War
ner and J. B. Roberts, old schoolmates
i in Illinois.
j Mr. Fred Brandshagen left this after
noon on a two or three months N com
mercial trip through Oregon and Cali-
; fomia.
Mrs. Madae Kaupisch, of Corvallis,
returned home this afternoon after a
, visit with her friend Mrs. W. W. Fol-
lock.
i Messrs. McCIure and Menear, two
! prominent young men of Foster, have
, been in the city today, and tomorrow
will be accompanied home by H. F. Mc
Ilwain, who will spend a month up
there hunting cougars.
Morgan and Wallace Barnes, now
residents of Walla Walla, are down on
' a visit at the home of their father, A.
: Barnes. They report Walla Walla
' growing very fast, now having a popu
lation oi aDout zo.uuu.
Death of Mrs. Agnes Cralt.
Mrs. Agnes Craft died last evening,
at the home cf her daughter, M.S.
Henry Burmester, at Jordan, at the
age of 74 years.
She was born in Scotland and came
to Oregon about 40 years ago, a worthy
r i i rti I
woman anu goou neignuur aim cmmii.
She leaves the following children: M.
B. Craft, of this city, J. A. Craft of
Crabtree, Charles, W. W. and Ad.
Craft of near Scio. and Mrs. Menrv Bur
mester of Jordan. Mr. Craft died about
ten vears aeo.
The funeral will beheld at Providence
tomorrow at 1 o clock.
V
Best All the Time.
Johnson's Best is always best,
part of the time, but all the time,
specialty of the mill is to make
not
The
one
kind of flour, the best that can be had.
j A flour that is good for bread and cake.
; Y ou don't need to hunt for imported
j hard wheat flour, call for Johnson's
Best, and your troubles will be over. '
I Just try it once, and see what a
permanent friend it is.
City Property Wanted.
Wanted at once two or three pieces
of well improved residence city prop
erty, between Montgomery and Wash
ington stieets Have customers now
waiting. Call at my office and listyour
property if you want to sell. '
C. G. Burkhart,
"' 102 E. First Street
Just Received.
Car of Yellow Fir shakes by Chas.
K.Spaulding LocGinG Co.
The EHMANN OLIVE OIL is the
finest liver and stomach regulator
known. Take a tame spoon lull be'
tween your meat course and your des
sert. Try it a month and se j the dif
ference in your general health. . At
Owen Beams.
A healthy man is a kine in his own
right; an unhealthy man is an unhappy
slave. Bnrdock Blood Bitters builds up
sound health keeps you well.
FOR 3ALE. 160 acres foot hil's i2
miles west of Junction, good house,
barn; 3 springs; fruit on it. $15 an
acre or will trade tor Albany prop-
erty.
J. R. Metzgar 3rd and R. R.
29t
SKATING RINK
Will be open for skaters . Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday nights. Go and
enjoy the sport. t21
W. RIDDELL, Al. D, C.,
VETERINARIAN
Oflice
Albanv Stables
Both Phones 34
ALBANY, OREGON,
Albany, Oregon.
i TO-NIGHT,
The Hip
Hip Hooray
Comedy.
Musical
Rice and Cady are regarded by thea -
tergoers throughout the United States
as the natural successors to Vi eber and
Fields in the delightful German dialect ,
I comedy. They will appear in "Hip Hip '
Hooray" at the Albany Opera House
! tonight. I
i This piece comes direct from Weber's
i Music Hall on Broadway after an en- i
j tire season of success in New York. 1
I Rice and Cady, as a German promoter
i of "Excited Oats," a new breakfast;
foon, and bs a capitalist reluctant to
i invest his money, go to Doolittle Uni- -
versity to see ibeir sons on the great
i day of a toat rcce. A comic opera
j company is in town at the same time.
There are some interesting townspeo
' pie, and boys and girls, German corned-1
I lans, widows and the like, become in-
. volved in episodes which are delight-
iuu iunny.
DR. W. R. BILYEU,
Dentist
Over Woodworth's Drug Store. Both
phones.
ALBANY OPERA HOUSE
I. R. SHULTZ, Manager.
Wednesday, Nov. 4
The Germans of Quality, RICE and
CAHY in Joe Weber'. Big Gay,
Musical Girl Play
"HIP HIP HOORAY"
A Ilost of College
Big Song HITS
PRICES -$1.00, 75 and 50 cents.
SELECTING A
A ranee is not bought every day. A
not determine whether a range is ch"ap
the very hrst consideration.
The lasting quality is tne main tning.
How much fuel does it require? Is any
break on warp? Does it heat up the
loking and baking.' will it wear well; fVK
The "OuiCK Meal" Factory is st welleouipped with latest and most, imnm
machiney, that "Quick Meal" Steel
nomical LIIUII any ubiiei ituit.-, mm 111 scicumig u vuiuft MEAL, you get the
best for no more money than what vou would have to nav for tho nrriir,.,,.,.
cheaply constructed range. For
STEWART &
ALBANY, .
I REAL ESTATE.
Good modern eight room housn with
furnace, situated closo 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 bouse, a nice lawn and
the lot is terraced, one lot East Albany .
Price, $1500.
FARMS
265 acres. 80 acres in cultivation,
improvements fair, balance of land in
good timber. Six miles from Albany.
Price $33 per acre.
11 acres in prunes, house and good
dryer, one mile and a half from Albany.
1
:
Price, S12UU.
30 acres, all in cultivation, close to a
good little town. All A No. 1 land.
New buildings Price, $2260.
60 acres of A No. 1 land, 6 acres of
apple orchard, well taken care of, good
buildings. Price, $5000. Situated one
and a half miles of a good town.
100 acres, 5 miles from a good town,
in Linn county, all in cultivation. 4
acres in orchard, balance of landfall in
cultivation. Exceptionally good build,
ings. Price, $6500.
Call on J. V. Pipe, 203 West Second
street.
De-.BToitlAi
f ii miiu iuu nan umji
ttfaatw
.
Boys and Girls in 20
. NEW RANGE.
few dollars more or less in nrico rfnpa
or dear. You want the best; that is
other points to , be considered are:
part of it likelv to cive out. to crack
knehen, or is all the heat put to use in
Ranges are made more perfect and eco
sale by .'
SOX H'DW GO.
. . OREGON
Go to
EASTBURN'S GROCERY
for fresh Fruits and Vegetables. Our !
Grocery stock is as fresh and complete i
as any in the city.
Allen and Lewis Preferred Stock !
canned qoods a specialty. BARGAINS j
n Crockery and Glassware as we in- '
tend to close out that department.'
Come and get our price, and see our ;
ean up-to-date store.
Both Phone. Mas of.