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ALBANY. OREGON, FRIDAY. JANUARY 29 1909
NO S6
C. H. NEWS IAVALANCH
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Hunters licenses: Virgil Rice, Holley;
J. A. Beard, Albany.
I In estate of V. H. Caldwell petit ion
to sell real property continued for the
term.
! Deeds recorded,
W..D. Washburn to Carrell C.
! Calloway 135.44 acres 1
C. IS. Brownell, of Aberdeen Wash
I to W. F. and Elisa Heckman
lot 2, block 100 M's S. ad
IN COLO.
OVER THE
RIVER.
Killed Several Men and Horses.
70U
Release of Mortgage for S450.
Home and
Abroad
Grand Junction, Colo., Jan. 29.
F.ur men and 40 horses were swept
away and killed in an avalanche of snow'
ana rocks mty ieet nign mat owupt u
camp ji Colorrdo, down a mountain
side today.
Saved by the
Wireless.
WHISTON'
& LONGMAN,
Evangelists of note, will be at
the Christian Church during
January, in a
GREAT REVIVAL
Plan to heai them.
Jefferson has been in darkness for a
week.
Chas. Hoyt and Clyde Sherman have
opened a pantatorium in Jefferson.
A. Welch has secured a franchise
Centralia, Wash. SDreading out.
Otto Krogstad, druggist at Toledo
for fourteen years, has sold his business
o Wishart & Russell, and has moved
" 3 Portland,
The Leader of Toledo reports two
timber land sales to the Consolidated
Timber Co. at $12,000 a claim, Henry
; Wienke and Henry Kratz; also several
1 Indian deeds, one of 84 acres for $2556
I another of 88 acres for $1006.
Boston, Jan. 23. The Steamer Re
public of the White Star Line was
rammed by an unknown vessel last
night near Nantucket shoals. The
wireless immediately flashed the news
to manv Doints. Dicked up by various
at - steamers, which hurried to the rescue
ana save tne passsengera anu crew.
The vessel is still afloat but is expected
to sink.
SHINGLES.
Every buncn
Look for it.
only first-class
We make the BEST,
branded with our nume.
Our No. I's are the
shingles in this market.
We make three grauos, pack them
closely and use no ary Kiln.
full of life
Died.
The six year old son of C. J. Wells,
of the S. P., died yesterday from ap
pendicitis, at St. Mary's Hospital, after
an illness of sometime.
The funeral was held this afternoon.
Oregon Apples.
Washington. Jan. 22. Four boxes of
Oregon apples in the sena' e cloakrooms
and four boxes in the press gallery of
the senate, sent by Senator Bourne,
nearly bankrupted the senate cafe, and
made it at luncheon time look like Gold
smithV'Deserted Village."
'Best ever," "The onlieat, etc.,
was the comment.
Legislature Adjourned.
From the Corvallis Republican:
Mr. E. Pearce, who sold his 20 acre
fruit farm, has bought the Albert Small
property in North Albany.
Mrs. Catherine Miller, of Albany, is
moving out on her farm and will again
become a resident of Oak Grove.
There is talk among some of the
neighbors of having electric lights put
into their houses.
The late freeze did much damage to
potatoes some of the farmers lost alt
they had while others managed to save
a few.
We learn that Mr. Calloway has
bought 20 acres of Mr. Haller. The
property is located near the Palestine
church and was formerly assumed by
Asa Whetstone. The pi ice paid we
understand was iiuu.
Mr. Zinn.wife and daughter of North
ern California, came up the first of the
week and are visiting at the home of
his parents. He lives in the mountain
ous part of the state where it gets
pretty cold. He concluded he would
make a rnn up to Oregon and enjoy a
few weeks of pleasant weather.
Mr. Ed Wiles took to the Albany
market Thursday 16 head of beef cattle.
Card of Thanks.
THOMPSON & CRAMER
Albany, Oregon.
Messrs. Ed. and John Dorgan desire
for
ill
A shingle to express their sincere thanks
ness and after the death of theii sister.
and
joreww.3 '.
OYSTERS. servcc in all style!
by the pint or quart, at Hoflich's,
Senators F. J. and M. A. Miller and
Representatives Munkers, Philpot and
Brandon came un last night for a Sat-
..ho anA Sunrlnv vinih nt hnmp. the
! legislative having taken a short vaca
I tion in order to secure some nine foot
sheets and allow the printer to catch up,
or something else.
A Library lamp makes a long evening
short. We have them.
Ralston Electric Supply Co.
Kough Travel ing.
Albany people don't know anything
about rough weather experiences. Dr.
A. J. Hodges and L. H. Fish, who re
cently wen east have been having the
time of their lives. On their wav to
Minneanolis their train was stoDDed two
! days in all. Atone place they went
through water two ieet deep and their
train waa the last to make it for sev
eral days. A man had to eo ahead and
feel the way for the train to be sure
everytnmg was right (
SOME GRANITE WARE
Worrth Your Attention
inch Sauce Pans 12c
11 incch Wash Bowl 12e
10 inch' Fry Pan 12c
9 inch Milk Pan 10c
Pails, so called 10 qt 32c
Bread Pans, 6x9 inches 12c
Kettles, 11 inches across 20c
These prices are fir a limited time
only.
HEISER & MEISER
Buby Blend Coffee Pleases
AT THE EMPIRE
To-iwht
Last chance to see the scenes in
Mashona and Barotseland, Central
America, some wonderfully educational
films. The roRt of the Droeram ud to
the usual excellent stanard.
Change or program Sunday.
THE
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DISCOUNT SALE
The President's hunting trip will be
one of fun and Drofit. an unusual com
bination, it you are nuniing lor a goca
flour, you will hna it pleasurable a
well as prontaDie to use jonnson ces
LET ME
Figure with you on all kinds of
SHELVING,
BOOK CASES,
CABINETS, ETC.
ODD CARPENTERING JOBS
Neatly and Well Done.
J W F0.NGER,
, Phone Black 361 Bell or call at.
i . , 127 W. Fifh.
BIG
Is a Sure Winner
Crowds of people are taking advantage of
iliis New Bargain Scheme.
It's the fairest proposition ever offered on sale. Absolutely
no reserve, every article in the store on sale at a discount of
10 to 50 per cent. These liberal discounts are on Coats,
Suits, Shoes, Underwear and all Staple Household Dry
Goods used every day in" the year.
You Figure Your Own Price.
. Chambers & iVIcCooe --'l
Aibanys Leading Cloak and Suit Store.
mm y re
I i'l .Money'
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BM! Zk 4NDSHS0N
Opposite the Hotel Revere.'give c
ful attention to all toaurui wants
CASTOR I A
for Infanta and Children.
The Kind You Hare Always Bougf
Bears the'
Bignatura of (
Greaterproductivenessof trees
larger, cleaner, and finer fruit
more money. Isn't that fruit
growers' reasoning? Nothing
will contribute to this end more
than effective spraying. And
Effective Spraying can best be
attained with , . -
Be Discriminating
In Your Coffee
Next to what you eat, consider carefully the kind of coffee yu drink.
There are many kinds, grades and combinations. Your coffee should
agree with your stomach in order to keep you comfortable. If it does
not do this you should change it at once. This is easily done if you will
let us assist you in the ("election.
At any rate, before giving up your present coffee we want you to com
pare it with a cup of our "Diamond" Blend, 25c cents the pound.
COMMERCIAL COFFEE & CROCKERY CO.
223 First Street
Opposite First National Bank.
Gilbert Bros.
We wish to extend to all the
compliments of the season and
wish eveyrbody a prosperous and
Happy New Year, we wish to
thank our patrons for their liberal
trade throughout 1908 and by
keeping a good stock and giving a
quare deal to every man we
hope to merit your trade through
1909. Respectfully,
GILBERT BROS.
310 W; First St.,
Albany, Or.
ean magic
Spray Pomps
Effective spraying means
High Pressuro Spraying and
till tho advent of the Bean
Magic3 a high pressure could not
be maintained with a hand pump
forany length of time.on account
of the body-racking effort
needed to operate it. The Bean
patent spring divides the work
between the two strokes of tho
handle and works against only
one-half the pressure shown on
the gauge and saves exactly
one-third the labor.
We bit. Ittte porapi in
dock and will be pleued to
thaw tlem. W cannot ree
onumi them too strath;.
OH LING J
It has been noised about
that Holt is going away;
but it is a mistake,
BUT HE IS HERETO STAY
STAR BAKERY;
C. Meyer, PropM
;y First-class baked
goods, groceries
produce, fruits
etc.
Both Phones 57
Walte
Parker
-Grocer' , '. ..
Baker
First class goods in their season
Ph.jne Main 50.
We carry Insurance against
Burgliry and Hold up.
We are members of the
American Bankers
Association. If we
were robbed the Pinkertons
would be employed to hunt
the criminals indefinitely.
And then we have invested
IIOS.OCO.00 all to protect our '.
depositors against loss.
J. W. CUSICK & CO.
BANKERS.
EttaUiihcd 1892. 1
IDE. MiliFMAfSILUI,
Osteopathic Phys.cicn,
220 llroadnlbin Street, Albany.
Phone BlncK 482.
HEPJ Y BSODER?,
DEALBP IN CHOIC E MEAT.S
OF ALL KINDS,
3-wonJ an I Gllsworth StreeU. Albaa
oastoria; '
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