DEI. M. 11. ULLlS,
Physician and Surgeon
Albany, Oregon
Call9 made in city and country.
Main 38.
Phone
ADMIHIsTRATOR'S NOTICE
N-.ti e is hereby iiiven that tin- under
siuneu adminiairator uf tbn estate 'l
Ltviut 8. Cbilds. decence', will par
bumii 'O ttis oruer '! th Oouut
Court o( Lino County, Oreon, mant
led eu'erod io tbe matter of the
estate of esid ileceaesd in tbe 2nd dy
of November, 1908, eell ut pmte pale,
lot cash io band,lrom md alter the 28tb
aay of Deceube', 191)8; all the foilovmr
deaciibed real property belonging to
aid eetate, io-it :
Lot8,4,5 6. 13. J4. 16 '16. 17 an I,
18 in Block 7 in diil'a adoui nto tbe
town of Bodaville, in Linn County, Ore
gon, a the saae appear upon tbe maps
and Plata of "aid addition now on fila
and of record in tbe office of tbe Coaoty
Recorder of said county.
Lota numbered 5. 6, 7 fcnd 8 in Block
S in Hill's Addition to 'he town ol
Bodavlile, in Linn Cou tv, Oreiioo, ae
tbe earns apuear up m the rwnrleit pl-t
ol BtJ addition in the office of tbe
County Recorder of said county.
Slid sale to made subject to confirm
alio by said Ootiritv Court .
UEO. i. CBILD3, ii
HEWITT & SOX, Admiattrator.
Attorneys for Administrator.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
Notice is herby given tb' tbe under
Biftned was by order ol the County Court
oi tbe Stare of Oreuoo f.ir l.iuu Duuutv.
duiy appointed execatir the last will
anJ te turnout of Mary J. Auoepauirh.
deoeis d. all persoon iiar.Qj ulairati
agaiont the estate ol deceased arx
hereby re juired t p tmetic tba same,
with tbe prop3r voucdeia, to the nnJr
Bignea, athisoffl e, i t thB Firet Ni
tional Bank Buiiiing, in the City of
Albany, in Linn County, Oregon, with
in six m nths from the date ot thii
notke.
Dated tbla 25:h day ot Decemeber,
1908.
' ' ' H. H. HEWITT, Exeoutor.
HEWlrT&SOX,
A' tow eye for Executor. i:
notic e of final settlemen r
N itke ip hereby given tbat Geo. W.
W right, the executor of tbe Im-iwiU ani
testament of Grorge Knox, uectmeed,
has tiled bis final account as men ex
ecutor with tbe Oouuty Clerk o! Linn
County, Oregon; and that Hon. J. N.
Duncan, Oouuty Judge of caid county,
has fixed Monday, Jan. 18, 1909, at 1
o'clock p. ai. as tbe time, and tbe
Couuty Court Room as tbe place for
hearing said final account, and all ob
jertioas il ahr thera be, to Bald accout t
and to tbe settlement of alrl a'ute.
Dated this December 16. 1908.
. GEO. W. WRIGHT, Ex-cutor.
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
NotntH is .'leteiy pjivan rtm' ,t,B un
deivtEC'i d has heretofore by rmtVr of
the Conury Oourt of Linn Oouuty, Ore
gon, botn duly Bppoimerl administra
trix of the eaiate of John F. 8ut -tl.
deceased, ill per son a Witviog cUlms
against he eet-t'e of eaid deceased are
fcdreny n tifiV d to preset t the' ame.with
the proper vmq. he e within six month b
from tbe ate of this noticn. to the no
derBiuned a th office of Hewitt & Sox.
Id Albanv. in Linn liounty, Oregon,
Dated 0 . 3J, 190.
D. M. sUKRELL,
HEWITT & SOX, Admin Htmt x.
Attornt-v tor Admioiair ix.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Noiice ia r e ery given that thu
rnderewipd have beu du-v aiit-o'nted
joinr Hdnii'ii'traiora ol tit es a e nt
Anna Bi.mwcn-. deceaced, by th Hon.
J. N. Miiiican, C nitit.v Judue 01 Li ..i
Couutv. Mate ol 0'on. All pr
Bons arn ite.-etiv no'inl t" iiernt
Ihetr i lit.iis agatni init'ep'a' "' mil
dt03aed. i; any there be. to .'i uuder
8iined adm ni-'raiora at their residence
near Crabtree, Oreiion, or to their at
torney Geo. W. Wrigh", at bis law
cilice in Albanv, Oregon, .. itbin six
months from tbe date heieof duly ver
ified as required bv law.
Di-d 'hi Nov. 28, 1908.
RUDOLPH R. BOR'VICKS,
R BOROVIOKi,
Adoiinistatnre.
GEO. W. WRIGHT, ,
Attorney lor Administrator.
N'JTlC: OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice is hereby giveu tba tho "nder
BiiEiied t-xccuior ol tbe lest will and
teBtau.ent and eeiate of Miles K. LewiB.
deceased, ban this day fiied bis final ac
count as ich execrror i h the Cnont)
Cleiko L'r.n O mnty Own. and ibe
Conntv ' Court .uf; rani Linu Coun
ty, Oreuoii. ' iii'"a6p'rln,bd indav,
tbe4tndat rf Jariuarry A, JJMl.19'9. ai
the Lour . i ib Vlnc'tt ,i - rh-ieof,
as the 'in.e for ..earing iff o,'j'noin to
sucd B acvunur. and ti.e oet lement
th-te I,
Dat-il this 28'.b,da of Novemb.-r. A
D., 1908.
HIRAM M. ?ALV1ER.
Executor tl ttie Lit vVill and Tejt
BmeDtand Eatate of Miles K. lewis,
deceased ,
PESOY It. KELLY,
Attorney lor Exentur.
AQMINISTAATRIX NOTICE
Notice is heieby given tbat tbe nnder
ei 'nr-d was.hv order of theConnty Court
oi'itae State of Oregon for Lino Ountj,
on tbe 9tb day o1 Noverobei, 1908, iloiv
appninted admitiisriatrix ijf tbe eetate
ol Sirauder Frnmnn, decelBeoL. All
pern oh having claimB anaint the estote
of the said deceased are hereby notified
i, present tneir bairns with tbe proper
vouchers to the ourieitigSed at ber res
idence in Albany, LlnnCoaoty;Oregon,
within t x months frcm the date ot tbla
"ViaT.' l Noemb-MJth. 1908.
OPBEUA f ROMAN,
ihEWlTTiiSOI. A4mibitrsitix.
ttotoeji ior AitolaUtrix.
THURSDAY.
BUSY AT
THE P. O.
About the busiest place in Albany
recently has been the post office. The
clerks have been loaded down. Not
only have there been thomands of
Christmas packages, but tnuro have
been many more letters than usual, and
more Christmas postal cards than were
ever seen before in Albany; sack
af :er aack of mail matter of all kinds
piled high, enough to frighten ihe aver
age person; but several of the boys
have been through numerous campaigns,
and the matter "as been cleaned up
fast. It has taken many extra trips
also for the carriers, and the R. F. D.
men have gone out loaded down.
But Christmas comes but once a year.
News from Albany's Six Early
'"" - -' Trains.- - -
Another biff metropolitan crowd,
many coming in on the Springfield, Cor
vallis and Lebanon trains for different
points north, taking the local, making
a live appearance for half an hour.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson Porter, of Cor
vallis, returned on the early train from
an extensive trip through California
and Mexico, being gone two or three
months. They report a fine experience
through the sunny south, but are glad
to be in the Willamette again. Mrs.
Porter is a former Albany "girl." a
sister of Mr.' Dan Rumbaugh.
Mr. John Macneal left for Hoquiam
on a visit with his daughter during the
holiday season.
Hugh Grey went to Portland to spend
Christmas with his daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. .. Pomeroy and
Miss Frankie Pomeroy left for Port
land to spend Christmas at the home of
Mr. Pomeroy'B daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Walsh, of the C.
& E. left on a trip to Astoria, on a
Christmas visit at the home of Mr.
Walsh's son, Mr. Fred Walsh.
Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Colpitts left for
Gates up the C. & E.
Miss Mathews, the milliner, left on
an eastern trip and will study millinery
at Chicago, New York and other cities.
Upon her return she will be employed
in Chambers and McCune's, in charge
of the millinery department to le es
tablished in the new store
Dr. Wallace went to Jefferso.i on a
morning professional trip. , .
Keep a Boosting.
In a little note from Portland Chas.
Pfeiffer says: "And now push the pav
ing movement with vigor. Nothing will
help the progress of Albany more than
paved streets. Property owners along
Second street from Ferry to Lyon
street, and also along Lyon street from
First street to the depot should work in
harmony and push the paving proposi
tion. Money thus invested is well
spent. Second street will in the near
future become an important business
street."
Some remarks worth considering.
An Old Picture. , ,., . .
Henry Suesens reports having a
picture of the first horse car leaving
the Sf. Charles Hotel, nearly twenty
years ago. F. M. Westfall was in front
hold of the lines and several were help
ing boost the then important enterprise.
The old street, car, with its horses, one
t me its steam motor, played its part
well. But are now in the electric
age . '
Frdm Albany N.-Y,
Mr. Cook, o-derly inthecapitol build
at Albany N. Y., but of Webster,
Monroe county, near Rochester, arrived
last night on a visit with his nephew Mr.
Fred W. Cook, of the S. Pi Co. " He is
out here on a trip during : the holiday
season, but has to he home the first of
the year. I'he Democrat man appre
ciates a pleasant visit with him and
talk about mutual friends.
No Democrat tomorrow. ; It is one or
the four holidays on which the Demo
crat takes a rest.
Chester G. Long, of Independence,
has been in town today.
S. S. Bailey returned last evening
from a two weeks trip north.
570 common every day arrests made
in Salem during 1908, and 570 hobos
given beds.
Mrs. T. S. Alexander and children
will leave in the morning for Olympia,
on a visit at Tom's.
Miss Gladys Brow . of Walla Walla,
arrived last night on a holiday visit at
the home of her uncle. Dr. Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L Marl:-, went to
Lebanon this morninz to attend the
funeral of William Marks.
President Crooks and family and four
or five other college professors will go
to Newport Saturday for a week's
house party.
Mrs. Mary Wood, after a visit Vith
her dauzhter in Portland. aVrived last
night on a visit with ri4t daughter. Mrs
J. C. Hammel. She is from Michigan.
Paof. J. B. Horner, of Corvallis, is in
the city assisting in the preparations
for the Christmas exercises at Masonic
temp tomorrow morning at 8:30, for
ivhicn a fine program has been pre
pared.
Lebanon Criterion: J. W. Mitchell
has sold his Sodaville store to Mr. Horn
ing, of Corvallis, and has resigned as
postmaster at Sodaville. A petition is
nut asking for the appointment of Ida
M. Horning as postmistress, ,
S. H. McElmurry, of Independence)
is here, called to Albany by the illness
of his mother. Mr. McElmurry recent
ly returned from Spokane,.: where he
ittended the big apple fair, leaving
there with several inches of snow on
tbe ground. No east of the mountains
tor him aiier living in this valley.
WANT A
HIGH SCHOOL
BUILDING.
The special school meeting for the
levying of the annual tax for the sup
port of the schools of the city was held
at the central building last night with a
good attendance for such meetings,
about twenty-five.
In the absence of the chairman John
Foshay, E. W. Langdon presided.
J. L. Tomlinson, the clerk, read the
recommendations and report of the
board, signed bv all the members. Dur
ing the year two new rooms were added
to the Maple street building and an
other one has to be rented. 23 teacheri
are now employed, and anotherone will
be added.
The report showed the following bud
get for the coming year:
Teachers' salaries $11,892
Wood 600
Janitors 950
Water and lights 250
Interest 900
Insurance 250
Borrowed money 2,000
Total $17,072
Cash on hand $ 500
From county fund 7,700
State fund 1,850
Tuition 250
Total $10,300
Deficit, 26.782.50.
To meet this a 2 1-2 mill tax was rec
ommended; also a 2 1-2 mill tax for
securing a site for a hew high school
building, and it was also recommended
that arrangements be begun for the
bonding of the district for a high school
tutlding.
This was adopted, a 6 mill tax being
ordered, and upon motion the board
was au thorized to purchase additional
groun'i for a high school, and call a
specin I election to vote on bonding the
district for a new building, passed with
out a dissenting vote.
There is a general sentiment in the
city in favor of taking this progressive
step and giving the city a nigh school
building in keeping with its growing
needs.
Holiday Corning and Going.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Conn, of Salem,
went to Summitt this afternoon for a
Christmas visit.
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Keith came up
from Portland for Christmas at the
home of their daughter, Mrs. G. T.
Hockonsmith.
Hon. and Mrs. Jeff Myers, of Port
land, went to the Bay for a Christmas
visit. i .
John Chance came up . from Portland
I this noon for a chance at an Albany
lurKey.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Montague are at
Mrs. Montague's father, Wm. Dunn's.
Roy Wood, of the U. of O. has a big
stocking ready for tonight.
Mr. and Mrs. J. O.. Carter for Eu
gene for Christmas at Dave Link's,
Mr. Carter's first Eugene visit.
Mrs. Snelling left for Polk county,
this noon, for a holiday visit with rel
atives. J. M. V. Bilveu and wife left for
Newberg to spend Christmas. Floyd
and wife, will also be there.
Mary Walker returned from forest
Grove for Christmas at home.
Mrs. W. A. McCullough left for Sum
mitt for a holiday visit.
Miss Lenore Powell of the Portland
schools, and sister, Mrs. Ross, went to
Brownsville this afternoon for the hol
idays. Mrs. George Lewis came up thi noon
for a visit with Katherine O'Brien.
Wesley Wire, passed through on his
way to Eugene foi the family dinner.
Mrs. Elva Austin, of Portland, is at
her sister's Mrs. A. Austin's.
Lhristmas at St Mary's.
The services on ChristmaB day will be
at 8, 8:30 and 10:30 a. m. The first
service taking the place of the former
midnight service.
A beautiful program of Christmas
carols will be sung at the early com
munion service and at the late Mass an
augmented choir will render Rosewig'a
Mass in F. Father Lane will occupy his
pulpit and Father Moran will conduct
the services at Lebanon. The program
follows.
Gloria, Rosewig. : s ,
Credo, Rosewig.
Offertory, Pastores.
Processional, Adeste Fideles.
Recessional, Organ.
The public will be welcome at these
services.
Miss Mathews Accepts Position
With Chambers & McCune.
Miss Mathews for several years head
trimmer for L. E. &. H. J. Hamilton,
has accepted a position with Chambers
It. McCune and will have charge of their
new Millinery Dept. Miss Mathews
will visit the Spring Openings in New
York and Chicago in the interest of her
now pmployers and at the same time
purchase a complete Spring stock of
millinery for the store.
Returned Married.
Mr. and Mrs. Claus R. Vehrs, of Leb
anon, arrived laBt night from Monee,
111., and left at 9:30 for their home near
Lebanon. Mr. Vehrs, a prominent
stock buyer, and virs. Bertha Person
were married at Monee, on Thanksgiv
ing day, and have since been visiting
through the middle east. Excellent
people, they have the bejt wishes of
the many Oregon friends of Mr. Vehrs.
' The sheriff and police of Portland
have two "Sets ot train robbers on hand,
each claiming to have the right men.
The sheriff just oow ig on the inside
trcK and probably fas the right men.
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CABBGES. For sale, some fine one
by E. B. Davidson.
GOLDEN "
1 ' WEDDING
. and Mrs. G. F. Simpsom Mar
ried 50 Years.
Yesterday was the fiftieth anniver
sary of the marriage of Mr. and IS rs.
G. F. Simpson, among Albany's best
pioneer citizens. Their children made
the event one to be remembered by giv
ing them a surprise, and last evening
a tine family dinner was had. The
happy couple received 1 many valuable
presents, expressions, of the love in
which they are held by their children.
Mr. Simnson wua born in Kentucky
and crossed the plains ' in 1850, Mrs.
Simpson, then Miss Mary Nanney. in
laws. They were married Uec. 82rd, ;
1858. Ten children were born, of whom
four are living, G. ,W. Simpson, of I
rortiand, Mrs. Ada KODson, oi Albany,
Frank E. Simnson. Snokane. and Miss 1
Eva Simpson, of Chicago, all being '
present nut miss uva.
MM ;. : : mnmkaH
of the Mason and Odd Fellow orders, 1
both ' identified with the M. E. church
splendid people, who deserve many more .
years of happiness and prosperity. j
Ira Phelps to be Telephone Man-
' ager. ' ' - I
Criterion: ,' 1
W. H. Burns, of North Lebanon, has
traded his 60 acres for 160 in Alberta,
Canada.
The fruit growers in this part of the
county have numerously signed a peti-,
tion to the County Court asking thatC.
L.; Watters, of North Lebanon, be ap
pointed fruit inspector for Linn county.
Wm. Bayne, of Colorado, was in Leb
anon a few weeks ago looking for a lo
cation to atart a bank, has puichased
the Vance corner across the street
north of Revere Hotel in Albany and
will erect a building on it for a banking
house. -- ' I
Lebanon is to have a new man at the
local office of the Pacific States Tele-!
phone Co., and to satisfy the patrons
the changn cannot come too soon. The
service has been most inefficient of late,
to a degree that it seems it could not'
possibly be worBe and'have any service
at ... The new man will be Ira Phelps,
a former newspaper man and a .man
who understands the service and the
needs of the patrons, , '
...At the Hotels.
R. R. Copley and wife, Dathan.
R. L. Buchanan, Stevensviile, Mon
AVpha Donaca, Lebanon.
i. A. Smith, Lebanon.
Otto Banson, Salem. 2
Web Campbell, Portland.
G. J. Eaton and wife, McMitinville.
William Giebeler, Clifton.
J. P. Giebeler, Ga es. Or.
W. N. Pintlerthe live Stayton mer
chant, who runs big ads. -;
R. B. Berry, Portland.
U. G. Berry, the Peoria merchant
recently robbed; also H. L. Wilson, of
Peoria. '
Paul Martindale, Portland.
D, Robb, Salem.'
L B. Genr, Salem.
C. C. Geer, Corvallis.
W. J. Sewell, Lebanon.
Dr. W. H. Booth, Lebanon.
Big Log Contract.
' Criterion: "''"
W. If. Hobson has completed ar
rangements by which he takes over all
the t:mher lodging contracts of the
Jefferson Mill Co. in the Santiam dis-,
trict and on Hamilton Creek. In addi
tion to the crew now on Hamilton
Creek he will put a large force on the
river near Sweet Home. His present
contracts call for nearly 5,000,000 feet
of logs which represents about $30,000,
most of which will: be spent in this
.nmmnniiu fnr Inhnr and nrovisions.
This is an important event in the in-
ourtriai movement, oi ucuauuu.
The Condenser.
Not having sufficient stock to organ
ize the condensed milk factory promo
ters adjourned last evening to a future
date, and are securing stock subscrip
tions to make up the necessary amount.
Already '"ver half has been secured.
All subscriptions will now be put on the
book, the required month's notice will
be given as provided by law, withodt
wavers, and when the next meeting is
held the company will be ready for per
manent organization.
North Albany
The North Albany school this after
noon was holding its Christmas exer
cises, with a fine program arranged for
the occasion, rt pretty tree contained
a large number of presents, immensely
appreciated by the children of the dis
trict. Prof. Patterson, the principal of
the school hasba n d li 't; splendid w.irk,
and the school is in a flourishing condi
tion. 1 , r ''.
To Be Married in Portland.
Mr. Jesse A. Liggett and Miss Pearl
Lamar, daughter of R. M.ILamar, some
splendid young people of Halsey, went
to Portland this afternoon, and will be
married tonight, returning to Halsey
tomorrow. Youne people deserving the
best blessings of life.
Good riddance to Castro, the inter
loper. The people have stood him a
long time. He is now gettingwhat he
deser;es.
Mr. Elvin Crutchfield, now a promi
nent North laKimu merchant, came
home last evening for 'a holiday visit,
and is the guest o' W. B. Stevens and
family. Chester SttVeneeo, one of his
partners, wnu io w w, laniAiDw', .
I business with his brother-in-law Chas.
I Cieek, will co-re about the first of Jan
, uary..--
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CHRISTMAS
EVE.
Tonight the usual festivities will oc
cur under the direction of the , Sabbath
Schools of the city, as far as reported
about like this:
Baptist church: Tree)! a pretty can
tata by the primaries and other exer
cises. M. E. church: There will be a novel
ty, each member taking a potato, as an
entrance fee. While receiving the
members of the school w.ll also give,
taking presents for the Boys and Girls
Home ot Portland, and any one else
may help.
Presbyterian: Beginning at .7.30
sharp. After hard work by the com
mittees the church is tastefully decora
ted in the spirit of the season. The
children and young people will give a
program, .Santa Claus, scattering joy
and cheei, with a present for everv
one, young and old. Every friend of
tne cnurcn is cordially invited and
urged to be there.
Christian church: A couple fine trees,
fireplace and pretty-;decorations. A
pleasing program will be given by tho
cnuaren.
Grace Presbyterian church: There
will be a tree and an excellent urogram.
begirning at 7:30 o'clock, with a wel
come to all attending.
United Presbyterian: A tree and
some neat decorativus. with some ex
ercises, with novelties, then the pres
ents, pernaps ea anta uiaus, and
candy bags for everybody.
PERSONAL
ANDSOCIAL
A. L. Ramsey, nnd wife, of Corvallis,
have been spending Christmas with
Albany friends.
Miss Corbin, of the Oregon Electric
Co. Portland,' .is visiting Miss Oroh
Harkness for a few days. , , ,
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Shaw went up to
Mill City. Mr. Shaw returning from
Astoria Thursday evening.
Mrs. Ernest Gilstrap, ot Eugene, ar
rived yesterday on aisit at tho homo
of her father, E. A. Johnson.
Mr. George Archie Ries, of Portland,
is in Albanv for a holiday visit, the
guest of Chief of Police Ries.
Mr. Bert Stevens arrived home last
night from the Culver viiiitary School,
where he has been for tour months,
and will probably remain here, the best
place in the world. 1 '
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. McClung, of Cot
tage Grove have been in the city, called
here by the serious illness of Mr. Mc
Clung's father, Isaac McClung.
Lawyer Geo. W. Caldwell, of Port
land, is in the city, preparatory to
loooking after the matter d the estate
of his lather, next Monday, in the pro
bate court. ..
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Love all, of Lb
anon, and Mr. Clyde Rciiley and fam
ily, of Thomas, spent Christmas at W.
A. Cox's where a big turkey graced the
family dinner und a tine time was had.
While fn Portland the Democrat man
met Mr. Harry Hogue, now a commer
cial traveler and n bachelor.. His
brother Ed. is in Los Angeles, repre
senting the Associated Press.
The family of W. A. Eastburn yes
terday were presented with nine large
winesap apples from North Yakima, re
ceived by I. N. Hewes, one for each
member of the family.
lromirtly oUaltn-d, or FEl SCTUPN1"
IO YEARS' IXrtmCHCE. Ol 1a- l A
THE LOWEST. Send modvl, phuto .r wuteli fof
xpflrt March nd free report on piuefiUMIltjr.
IMrftUKaKMMT .Ul(f eorxtnetod before (til
courts. Ittenta obtained thrtrajrh tin, AOVEKt-
TISEOfUld SOLD, free. TMADEMARKE, HN
iom ana oofthiqhts qnieciy ouuudm.
Oppotrte U. Patent OfTlo,
WAIHINQTON, D. O.
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GRAPES J M ffl
No alum or
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Absolutely
MARRED
' Areharr-Aldrich.
On Wednesday evening, Djc. 23 at
the home of the brtde near Lebanon,
Mr. Ernest M. Arehart, a hi 'if .1. W
Arehurt, a successful youn ti .eier,
and wiss Pearl Aldrich, a numjer of
the fumous hiurh school team, were
united in marriage, Rev. Lacey olli dial
ing.
One of lust vear's Albanv team has
also gotten married since the debate, a
pointer tor young ladies.
tJUSINtiSb.
Try r Patrick Gordon Cigar. 5c.
l'ieshChiiiiiek fc.ilin::ii from Yaquina
B:tynttlv.- MelropWitan, '
If you wont t.i buy or1 rent a type
writer, soc U:nvlin:;ii. Ho handles ah
makes and Uciji a supplies f'ir any ma
chine. Sao hij window oHHomirijtons
Glnnn, nil ii?rs unci kinds, for sale at
the Albany P'nni.-iff Mill, chcupor than
anywhere fix- in Alkmy. Skilfully set
if ueitivi"1
Five cans of Blanche baking powder
for $2, at Ellis & tions, from now until
Jan. 1st.
Missall & Knapp's "Main Street Gro
cery" is a good place to get yourXmas
nuts and candies. Bnth Phones No. 64
INSTANT RELIEF OF
. Limbs Below the Kne'Ss Were Raw
. Feet Too Swollen, to Get Shoes
On Sleep Completely Broken
by Intense Itching and Burning
Well in Two Days and Says That
CUTICURA IS AMONG
HIS HOUSEHOLD GODS
"God bless the man who first com
pounded Cuticura. Some two months
ago I had a humor break out on my
limbs below my knees. They came to
look like raw beefsteak, all red, and no
one knows how they itched and burned.
They were so swollen that I had to
split my drawers open to got them oa
and could not get my shoes on for a
week or more. I used five or six dif
ferent remedies and got no help, only
when applying them the burning waa
worseand tho itching less. One morning
I remembered that I had a bit of Cuti
cura and tried it. From the moment
It touched me the Itching was gone and
I have not felt a bit of it since. The
swelling wentdown and in two days I had
mv flhoes on and was about as umiak
I only wish I had used the Cuticura
Jtemedies n tho Hrst or my troubles, a
Thoy would have saved mo two,
throe weeks of intense suffering. DuF J
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Cuticura Hornedies will be vnoijg r$y " 5 fl 3
B. Farley, 50 South State &.3$DriL Sj
N. H., May 14, 1907."
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