Albany democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1900-1912, December 18, 1908, Page 1, Image 1

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VOL XL1V
ALBANY. OREGON, FRIDAY. DECEMBER 18 l;08
NO -,'0
Mbany
Dreamland
Vaudeville
Every Afternoon and Evening all this
week.
PROF. FROUZARD the GREAT and
ONLY HAND CUFF KING.
Who defies you to hanJ cuff or tie
him so he can't got loose in less time
than it took you to tie him up.
He also does a number of slight of
hand and magic tricks and will change
his program three times during the
week, also the regplar Moving Picture
Program which is guaranteed to be
good.
A very unique and attractive pro
for the price of admission., 10c.
We strive to please at the
HOUSE OF QUALITY. '
BENTON'S
ASSESSMENT.
FINCH'S TRIAL i HARRiSBURG
SHINGLES.
The Times:
If figures count, Benton county really
does not amount to much. According
to official - computation at the court
houso, the whole works from beginning
to end is worth only $5,113,480 and it
takes a $5 dog to bring it up to that
total. We have tillable land l worth oi
an average of $23 an acre and five times
as much non-tillable worth $5 an acre.
We have $15,610 in cash and we don't
know what to do with that. The mer
chandise in Benton county reaches the
enormons total of $137,095-yet Phil
omath's enterprising merchants would
get insulted if any but the assesor ap-
raised their stocks at that amount. A
ozen firms in this city have stock that,
collectively, are woith more money
than that.
That there is only $15,610 coin of he
realm in this connty seems slightly ab
surd. Postmaster Jehnson alone carries
that much money around in his jeans
all the time.
We make the BEST. Every bunch
branded with our name. Look for it.
Our No. I's are the only first class
shingles in this market.
We make three grades, pack them
closely and use n dry kiln. , A shingle
full of life
THOMPSON & CRAMER
. Albany, Oregon.
Albany to City of Mexico.
An excursion to the City of Mexico,
an ideal place to be in the winter.
Date Dec. 12 and 13, good for sixty
days. Round trip rate $102.10. Berth
should be reserved early, as the num
ber is limited.
C. K. FRONK, Agent.
Order your slab wood (cheap now)
from Ola Saltweit. Phone Black 167.
tl-1
Pocket Cutlery.
Fine pocket knives at Baltimore's,
guaranteed.
Special Deal.
On Weekly Oregonian,;l8; months
1.50. Ben Clf.lan, Agent.
CHRISTMAS COMING-
What is nicer
for your sweetheart, mother or sister,
than a nice bottle of sweet perfume.
j We carry only the highest grade per
fumery, sweet and lasting. Fancy
packages, plain and cut glass bottles,
25c to $5. You are invited to call and
inspect our Holiday line, rriees rignt.
BURKHART & LEE.
Will Begin on Friday, Dec. 18.
Portland. Dec. 12. A stubborn
fight was begun today to save the life
of J.A. Finch. After the Judge refused
t r..tl.A. avennainn nf time this
morning Finch with trembling knees
refused to plead to ine cnarge oi mur
der in the first degree for murdering
attorney Fisher. Judge Gantenbein
ordered a plea of not guilty to be enter
ed and set the date of trial for Dec. 18,
next Friday.
Ruel's Case.
San Francisco. Dec. 12. Abraham
Rnef who was convicted of the charge
of offering a bribe was granted a delay
of one week before receiving his sent
ence today.
Ootthe Linvt.
Vancouver, Wash. Dec. 11. -Pleading
guilty to having beaten his mother and
painfully hurting his little "ister by
.nnhinii her in hia arms, while intoxi
cated. Edward Rinehart today advised
the court to give him the "limit' , "I
am guilty", Rinehart declared, "and I
want to be given the iimit. If you ever
catch me doing it again I want you to
sentence me to be hanged."
Rinehart was sentenced to one year
imprisonment in the county jail.
Home and
Abroad.
; Bulletin:
1 DeMoss, Lyric Bards will be here
Saturday evening, Dec. 19.
W. C. Nicholson closed a deal Tues
day for the purchase of the Calvin
Steward 880 acre farm three miles
north of town, the consideration being
X.'i2 nni bum
i. u.- Montag, or me Klock Produce
Co., of Portland, Seattle and other big
towns, :was here yesterday and told us
that his company will put in a creamery
here in.Harrisburg inside of one year
Aiuiuiituib January. .
The Pacilc Northwest gave Harris-
burfir a dandv firm wrir.A.nn in it no.
cember issue in connection with the
arnnnintV nf ilia lli.mnnntHlinn
The front cover page was entirely tsken
up wnn me picture oi tne crowa at tne
depot and shower) J. C. Sabins's Gallo
way cattle up in fine shape. Prominent
mention wag, also given Mr. Sabin.
OYSTERS, served in all styles, and
by the pint or quart, at Hoflich's.
Going at a
Sacrifice
I Lots of tires at Baltimore's,
site the Democrat office.
open
Haviland China
OUR FALL IMPORT ORDER of
white CHINA is now in stock.
OUR PRICES still remain the
Lowest ever quoted Jin spite of
tariff advance. - We will gladly
furnish a list of our prices for
comparison and will , guarantee
to deliver the goods at the prices
quoted you. Our Fall lines of
Holiday goods are on display.
HEISER & MEISER
Harrisburg beat Cottage Grove at
basket ball last night 26 to 20.
The deposits in the Jefferson bank are
$34,000. $135,000 in the Brownsville
bank.
Tka Tnfvallia nnrl Brownsville hieh
school teams were playing foot ball this
afternoon at Brownsville.
PAniMot-nn haa nassed an ordinance
nrnvidintr for a near-beer license of
$1,000. That's a suggestion.
The enumeration of the Junction
school district shows 247, and the nuro
hur in the school of the city is 260, a
remarkable showing.
A big lumber trust is being organ
ized bv Weverhauser and others, to
control the pine lumber of the country)
Where is tnac Dig suck.
A big Junction sale was the Bushnel!
farm near tnat city, ooi aciea jui ?ci.
paid by CJhas. tl. jones,
stock.
Great
Removal
SALE
In and Around
Albany,
F. G. WILL, for Watches.
S. Christmas Postals at Meisers.
See Santa Claus in Meiser's window.
Burkhart, photographer, makes child
ren's photos a specialty.
"Baby" red ink pencils at Rawlings
for $1.00 just the thing forXmas.
Lebanon Peas and string bnans at
Ellis & Sop.
Lebanon Peas and string beans at
cms & sons.
A nice line of Siernet and Emblem
Rings at French's Jewelry Store.
Si ill more barrells at the : Albany
Butter and Produce Co's at a barrel.!
Buv the bov a Drintine loutfit for
X'mas. 35, 50, 75 and $1.00 at Raw-
lings.
Attend the condenser meeting at 1:!
o'clock tomorrow afternoon at t io court
house.
It looks like business back of the
Democrat office, with 150,000 brick
piled ready for u?e.
Sweeping and dusting, washing and
ironing or any kind of work. Call at
333 E Second street, up stairs'
Watch Rawlings' windows for hand
painted college and high school posters.
Just the thing for a Xmas. present. '
Ben Clelan nas boosted the Oregonian
above the three hundred mark. Besides
getting it for breakfast is appreciated.
Goo J, the dog has a warm friend.
An article, though anonymous, will ap-
nani MnnHflv in rinfanan nf thfl Animal.
ZnTom the sSt." Hi Li? SLE ' Z
. . ' - . . " , ' ie vjThe Democrat has no apaee for long
At the dairvmen's convention at Sa.vi-
lem the Douglas Creamery butter won, I " . . , ,
first prize at 95. Capital Creamery 2nd.(t, Grocer Owen Beam is improving the
Albany was not entered. F. G. WatkeAront of bia Btore, putting in a modern
of Sweet Home won fi'st prize for th'i vegetable corner. Napolean Jean is
best dairy butter, at 94. i doing the work.
m The finest brand of scissors in the
On next Tuesday evening there will , city at Baltimores, every pair guar-
Btudent's musical at the dormitory; i anted. Money back in ten days if .not
periectiy satisfactory.
Those "Hull" detachable handle um
brellas have been imitated but never
equalled. They make tery appropriate
Christmas gifts. F. M. FRENCH the
Jeweler, sells them.
Some oil paintings at Chas. Knecht's
are worth noticing. They were done
by B.-R. Alterrr att, a young man of
this city, and display a good deal of
talent. The scenes are good ones.
A large bald headed eagle was seen
in Benton county yesterday, flying se
renely over tne country. J nis is Bam
to be a Bure sign that there iB going to
be a storm. Perhaps, but an eagle has
to be somewhere, storm or no storm.
Go down to the east end tonight and
attend the Madison school benefit en
tertainment at the Grace Presbyterian
church. A fine program has been pre-
fiared, one that will please all attend
ng. It is to help beautify the grounds
of the Madison school, worthy of boosting.
Ths balance of the $10,000 stock of
Crockery, Cut Glass, Hand Paint
ed China, Haviland China, Dolls,
Bric-a-Brac, Silver Plated Ware
1847 Rogers and Community Sil
ver, Lamps, Dinner Sets, Salad'
Sets Chocolate Sets, Water Sets,
Tea Sets, Etc.
Remember there are only a few
days left to purchase your X'mas
presents. Don't' (ail to see the
jarge Doll that will he given Free.
Tell Everybody
COMMERCIAL COFFEE & CROCKERY CO.
223 First Street Opposite First National Bank.
Christmas
ha
which will be open for the public, cord
ially invited to pe present.
Burkhart Photographer.
OASTOniA
Tha Kind You Haw Unit Boqftt
See big circular for genuine
sale bargains.
Do your Christmas shopping
here. It will pay you.
Will soon be here and Gilbert Bros,
have the largest stock of Candies,
Nuts, Oranges and Lemons in the
city, abo nice clean Homemade
Mince Meat, and a full and complete
line of Groceries and Provisions,also
a fine line of Razors and Cutlery,
Cissors, Shears and Silverware at
as low as the lowest. Call and be
convinced,at sign of the Big PadLock
310 W. First St., Albany, Or,
Land in Small Tracts
For thirty days we have five 6-acre
i tracts and four 10-acre tracts, within a
! mile and a half of Albany. Fine land
j at the right price and on easy terms,
j Get busy before it advances in price.
I Inquire cf the Linn and Benton Real
! Estate Co., temporary offices over the
V. U.
Holt Again
It has been noised about
that Holt is going away;
but it is a mistake.
BUT HE IS HERE TO STAY
Chambers & McCune
ALBANY'S LEADING CLOAK AND SUIT STOP
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ALBANY
SUPPLY CO.,
Wholesale dealer in fruit, pro
duce, paper bags,wrapping paper
and twin.
4i2 WEST FIRST STREET. ; '
BRO E & ANDEhSON,
Op) o-it the Hotel Revere, give e a
Bl aitmiM. to alt Lnicrlal unit.
FISH, POULTRY,
AND OYSTERS...
At the old Schubel stand, cleaned up,
BROWN & ROTH
The highest market price paid for
chickens, geese, ducks, etc.
Senders'
FEED STORE,
435 West First 5t., Albany,. Or.
Headqairtera for "AlBen and
Pyramid" Porllana Cement,. "Roache
Harbor" Lime, Ruberoid Roofing,
Wood Fikra Piaster, Sulphur, Spray,
Poultry lupplies. Dalles Diamond and
Liberty Bell bard wheat flour,; Hay,
Grain, Mill Feed aad Salt
STAR BAKERY.
C. Meyer, Prop,,
First-class baked
goods, groceries,
produce , fruits,
etC. Both Phones 57
Walter Parker,
Grocer .
and;
Baker
216 WKBT FIBST STtitiET,, ALBANY OREGON, 2
First class goods In tbeir'season.