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MUSLIN UNDERWEAR SPECIALS
We still And that we have quite an assortment 'of our regular
muslin stock whirti is slightly soiled and to make room for our
large spring stock we have decided to c1ob out the entire lot at
Half Price. This Is one of the lines we had out during the sale.
There are some excellent values, and remember they are all
going at
HALF PRICE
Also to close out the present lines SUITS and MILLINERY
we will continue to sell at HALF PRICE.
NEW WHITE GOODS
Just received a beautiful line of new white materials in Lawns,
Dimities, Organdies, and new barred and striped effects. All
prices. See them at
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Atscond cIhbb mail matter.
F P NUTTING
The Democrat.
The Dally Delivered, 10 cents a
week; in advance for one year, 4.0C
By mail, in advance for one year $3, at
end of year $3.50.
The Weekly Advance per year ?1. 25.
At end of year $1.50. After 8 years at
$2.
OUIt WANTS
LOST A belt, with
buckle. Return to
valuable gold
the Democrat
office.
I HAVE FOR SALE some baled Btraw
at 25c per hundred lbj. or 30c de
livered to any part of the city. 1 also
have potatoes to sell cheap, and an
Aspenwall potatoe planter that cost
$70. I will take $40 if taken soon.
Alvin J. Carothers, 531 Sixth & La
fayette Sts., Albany, Ore.
NAPOLEON JEAN, architect, con
tractor and builder, 116 Ferry St.
WANTED. Plain sewing, at homes of
the people. Phone Red 2271 Bell, t
LOST. -Black silk watch fob, with
monogram E. A. F., probably at the
depot,
FOR BALE. Brown's gasoline wood
sawing outfit. This outfit includes 3
saws, a 50-gal. gasoline tank, good
top and a first-class leather Belt.
Good reason for soiling. Price very
reasonable if taken now. Machine 1
mile from town on Route 4. Geo. F.
Brown.
FOR SALE. Oats and vetch starw
$6 and $8 a ton as long as it lasts. C
R. Widner. 2801 Home.
Mission Art Glaus Library Lam p
Ralston Elbctkic Supply co.
FOR SALE,
wood, W
Block wood and slab
, D. Elkins. Homo Phone
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1213.
FOR SALE. A fresh milk cow. rich
milk. Address A. O. Watrous, 939 E.
First street. 30c
WOOD FOR SALE.-S0 cords of body
fir wood, in a lump, from the road
side, ono milo north of A Ibany in
Benton county. Phone C. K. Wid
mer, Home 2801, about it.
BARGA.1N IN PIANO. A now piano
for sale cheap, only been used a few
weeks. Inquire 342 1st St. Drug
store. ?2t
RARE BARGAINS. A ton room house
and two lota for Bale. Everything in
good repair. Inquire S42 First St
Drug Store. 22t
WOOD FOR SALE. Oak, ath and
manic. Claud Lorsdrn. Home
mone
1145. 12-18t
BUFF ORPINGTON Cockerels for
sale from $1 to $2.50 each. W. L.
Cobb, R. D. 4. Home Phone 2305. 14t
WANTED. Chickens and turkeys at
the highest cash price, at Brown &
Roth's markol, Lyon street. 12t
WOOD FOR SALE.-Some good dry
wood, l'hono E. M. Perfect, 201
Bell, 204 Home.
MUSIC LESSONS.-Piano and organ.
Phono black 971. Helen Elkins.
FIRE INSURANCE. Boaver State
Merchant's Mutual. Inquire at Opera
Houso Bldg.
SODA WATER. Cascadia water from
the Gci8ondorfer springs, may be had
at Tomlinson & Holmnn'a and nt the
Peacock stables, at $1.50 a dozen. 2t
AERMOTEUrgnsolinc pump, air coated
with pump jack, ready to hitch to
rumn for only $45. Crawford the
Aermotor mnn will be glad to ahow
you.
r'IRE INSURANCE. O. F. R. A. ot
McMinnvillo. Oregon's greatest mu
tual company. C. C. Bryant, Albany,
Cusick Hank Bldg. Both phones.
FOR SALE. Modol N Ford runabout
with top, only run one season in tine
ccndition. Apply to w. vr-aoraw-ford.
Bgt. Ford Motor Cars.
J. II. RU1TEK,
WOODSAWING
Phone red 942. H 1211.
We um Kaoiine m4 doa't bum
ed power.
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Hamilton's Bazaar
L. E. & H. J HAMILTON
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No.h.ng the Matter With Oreaon.
(By Rev. W. T. Wardle, of Lebanon.)
Land of the cloud-mists, of emerald
green.
Kissed by the fairies with garments
sheen.
Land of the rain, genial, welcome and
warm,
Where cyclone nor tempest ere give
us alarm.
Land of the flowers, of ferns and of
moss,
Where farmers fear not for crops,
nor for losses.
Land sought by ships flying flags ot all
nations,
To gather our fruits and grains for
their rations.
Land of great rivers, cascades and of
pools,
Whence come from old ocean the sal
mon in schools.
Land of huge ranges, sun kiss'd and
snow clad.
Whence tumble the trout streams
rushing and mad.
Land where the deer flies from cougar
bo bold,
Where bear makes its lair in fir trees
so old.
Land of the grouse, of pheasant and
quail,
Ot wild duck and pigeon, of teal and
of rail.
Land ot Royal Ann cherry, of berry
"Magoon',,
Of apples and peaches, of pear and of
prune.
Land of great hopfields, with trelPaes
green.
Where old folks and children, and
lovers are seen.
Land rich in silver and copper and gold,
The quartz mill so mighty, the placer
bo old.
Land where the health giving rain-mist
is sought,
Where vigor increases, where cures
are wrought.
Land of the cedar and pine, the hem
lock and fir.
Woods dense and mighty, where
winds seldom stir.
Land intersected by Cascade and Coast
Range,
Where flow the Willamette, the Co
lumbia so strange.
Land with its hoary sentinels of snow,
Keeping faithful their tryst o'er
valley below.
Land where the East and the West
clasp their hands.
Project new endeavors, weave closer
their bands.
0 beautiful Oregon, let me utter thy
praise,
Let me speak of thy glory, let me
love thee always.
1 love thy great ranees, th tiniest rill.
The cataract's music, the rains that
distill. '
I love thy green mosses, thy emerald
glades.
The wealth of thy forests, the depths
n i...if..r i i i.: --j
' haze.
Let me love thee forever, in thee end
mv days.
O jcctionhble Illll.i
Editor Democrat:
I think farmers had better carefully
examine Senate bill No. 3 introduced by
Johnson of Benton county, and see if
it does not contain many objectional
features, which are sufficient to cause
it to be defeated. Farmers want good
mads, but such as are named in this
bill certainly would be very costly, and
few of the people who would be taxed
to build them would receive any benefit
from them. The object of Buth state
roads are certainly calculated for the
benefit of,f automobiles, and farmers
would not care to be taxed to build a
highway for the benefit of the people
who livein the towm.
A road;cight or sixteen feet wide
would hardly (allow Jan automobile to
pass a wagonjor other vehicle after the
farmer had unhitched his team, which
many would be compelled to do before
it would be at all safe for them to go
by.
Suchibills as this and many othets
which have as little or less merit,
should be strongly opposed by farmers,
as they have the largest part of the
money to raise for their maintenance.
House bill No. 41, by Jones of To k
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We will soon nave
news from
New York
Our buyers are there
and Lincoln, is another which should be
; cioseiy scrutinized Detore it reaches the
approval of farmers and dairymen; as
it is exceedingly cost'y and would be
avoided to such an extent, that it would
be of little or no benefit. Besides such
a law would have a tendency to drive
many smau dairymen out ot the busi-
ness.
A FARMER.
The President's hunting triD will be
one of fun and profit, an unusual combination-
If you are hunting for a good
flour, you will find it pleasurable as
well as profitable to use Johnson 's Best
Notice.
All those knowing themselves indebt
ed to the Willamette Valley Co. are
kindly requested to call at the office
and make settlement, for all accounts
due to January 10, If. .not paid by
Foburary 10 service will be discontinued.
Nj accounts will be transferred to our
new ledger. Willamette Valley Co.
Trv a cun of coffee and a sandwich at
Frank's near the depot.
FOR ironing boards and clothes racks
see those made by E. B. Davidson,
739 E. First, and don't buy until you
do.
FOR SALE. By Robt. Langmack, one
mile S. E. of Tallman, 90 head good
grade Shrop Shire ewes. Will lamb
about Feb. 1st. " t-16
APPLES. Baldwins and Jonathan!1 for
sale. J. G. Gibson, phone 4054
Horns. 14t
SLAB WOOD. 16 inch wood, for sale
by the Albany Transfer Co, $2 a
load. Both phones.
ROOMS WANTED. Furnished or un
furnished, also houses, furnished and
unfurnished. Report to J. A. How
ard & Co. 21t
GOOD DRY WOOD.-For sale at the
boat landing, foot of Broadalbin St.
Morrison & Scover. 21-t
For your
Oysters
and
Tamalies
Go to the CREST.
L. L. POTTS, 316 W.;2nd St.
Newest and
Diningroom Domes, Electroliers,
Library Lamps.
Ajlarge assortment to choose from.
Pricesjto suit anyone.
Ralston Electric Supply Co.
30B STestJSecondlStreet.
PERSONAL
AND SOCIAL
Judge McFaddon came oAer
from
CorvaTlis this noon.
Mrs. Olin Stalnaker went to Halsey
this afttrnoon for a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. J, C. Way !
Viio rtnnn frm a ManrnAff via'?"
returned
Mrs. Frank Ward, of Salem, arrived
this noon un a visit with relatives.
Mr. Jos. Elkins, of Lebanon, was
in the city to day on a visit with his
brother Jas Elkins.
Mrs. Stephanie Schuecker returned
yesterday afternoon from a visit with
Eugene friends.
Mr. Harry Chase, of the Spaulding
Lumber Co. is lying critically ill witn
pneumonia.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Crowder and Mr.
land Mrs. J. F. Simpson, of Portland,
; arrived this noon, called here by the j
' criticrl illness of the father of Mr.
Crowder and Mrs. Simpson, Mr. S. W.
no- o nm!nnf r,;nnoor oitiror,
now almost eighty years of age.
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In and Around
Albany,
Billiken Postals at Meiser's.
Billiken drives away the blues.
one at Meiser's.
Lost from the Library "Sailing Alone
' Arouhd the World." Who has it.
I Dr. Lowe the well known eve snec-
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have him test your eyes for glasses.
19 years experience.
' After an extended discussion of the
proposition the subscribers to the con-1
A!TebZT&.
plete the required subscription for the
stocK.
Tomorrow is the day of Drayer for
' colleges, and it will be observed at
Albany Collese. Rev. Harrv H. Pratt.
lof Portland, will speak at the chapel at1 brought about by the accumulation of uric acid, an Irritating, pain producing
1 10:30 on Faith and at 7:30 on Christ in j property in the blood. This causes a weakening and souring of the drcula
Our Modern Life. tion which then becomes unfit for nourishing the body, while the deposits
Mr. Mercer, of the National Y. M. of uric acid in the nerves, muscles, joints and bones produce (be pain and
A., gave a splendid talk to the col-
col
lege students this forenoon. A man
I who once sowed many
1 many wild oats he
hnv,ng expenerce and
speakes Horn
; gets close to the boys.
Notice,
We. Ellis & Sons, having sold our
business would be pleased to have all
those knowing themselves indettted to
us to call at the store and settle their
accouut on or before Feb. 5, '09,
FINE RUBBER GOODS.
We are show
ing now the finest line of Rubber Goods
made. Rubber uloves, Hot W ater Bot
tles, Combination Bottle and fountain
Syringes, Atomizers, Cqmplexion
Brushes ect. f rices ane correct.
Burkhart & Lee.
Public Stenographer
If jfou'r work does not justify the em
ploying of a regular stenographer, call
on Wilber, he will do all kinds of sten
ographic work reasonably and quickly.
Home Phone 231. Bell Black 53.
Office 115 Broadalbin.
VIERECK'S BATHS
217 West First St.
FIRST CLASS WORK GUARANTEED
HOME TELEPHONE
COMPANY
Will issue a new
Directory about
February 1st.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the aoder
Unl admioittraior of the eeute of T.
W. Myerfl. deceased, hae filed hi fioal
eccourt la paid ftS'ate with he County
Olerk of Linn Ouuoty. Oregon, Hud the
Count? Judge ha t the 1st dy of
Febr"arr, 1909, at the hour of Ooe
o'clock p. ni. at the couutf tourr room
of Rttid couoty an the time :.d place for
hearintr ibjticiiooa lo a id final account
and the eeulem?nt threot.
R. ft. MYERS,
L. L. SWAN, Arimimtrator.
Attorney for Administrator.
Best Designs
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WRECKED
ON THE WAY.
E. E. Rooklidge and family arrived
this morning from Tscoma, bringing a
car load of household goods. They also
8'arted w'th a horse or two. On the
Ytay uicy zmu a vcijr iivo cajciiii.q.
At Castle Rock the freight met with
an accident and Mr. Rooklidge'a car
was turned completely over, and things
were broken to pieces, as well as the'
car.
The goods were placed in anotner ,
car and the journey continued,
after
the railroad company had made
set-
tiement tor the tmngs.
Mr. Rooklidge, an experienced print-
er and linotype man, has bought the,'uuu-uu-Pierce
place of 21 acres across the Will-1 75 acres. 65 acres in cultivation, fair
amette, which he will cultivate, intend-'improvements. Price, $5625.00.
ing to give up the printing business.
Letter List
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The following letters remain
in the
'Albany, Ore., postoffice uncalled for
Jan- 27-1909- I"ersona desiring any of
awiawH.!,"rfv6r
Mrs. W. H. Miller, Mr. Bill March,
: Mr. J. McCullaugh, Miss Florine Pat
' terson, Sidney J. Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
i C. Williams, Mr. Percy J. Williams.
J. s. Van Winkle, P. M.
GetiHOFLICH'Sfoi our oysters properly
ervea, accoraing ui wbio.
OASTORIA.
Blgutuo
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The conditions and causes which
I nealtnlul vegetable remedy as the
agonv of Rheumatism. To treat the
; ash or other strong minerals, is simply
j weak, diseased blood, sapping it of its
j the end making a physical wreck of the
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lor Jtneumatism is S. o. S. It is nature s remedy for this disease, made
entirely from healthful vegetable ingredients extracted from the roots, herbs
and barks of the forest and fields. S. S. S goes down into the blood and
removes every trace of the cause of Rheumatism, cleanses and riurifies the
"!'lu,fS uouui ami romion 10 taose wno are sunenng trom
There is but one
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your system with mineral medicines,
Rheumatism and any medical advice free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
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H. SHULTZ, Manager.
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Tuesday, February 9
KERRY GOW
DEPENDABLE Brand
LIME AND SULPHUR SOLUTION
The only spray factory in the Willamette Valley.
We guarantee you a 30-degree teat and full 60-gallon barrels of lime
and sulphur solution at a price lower than ever.
One hundred dollars forfeit will be paid to any one who will find in
an original barrel of DEPENDABLE BRAND LIME AND SULPHUR SO
LUTION anything other than the chemicals produced by the combination
of pure lime and sulphur.
Manufactured by
Gideon Stolz Company, Salem, Oregon
LASSELLE BROS., Agents, Albany, Oregon
Beware ot Detective Titles
Have an Abstract of Title Prepared by the
LINN COUNTY ABSTRACT CO.,
Z. H. RUID, Manarer
mtad.1 U accept M wenrit, for
Ffctablishea' ia IMS. Mr
USce (
FARMING LANDS
FOR SALE
100 acres, all in cultivation, best of
soil, good improvements. Price, $6500
166 acres, 50 acres in cultivation, bal
ance good timber, fair house, ba n and
other improvements. Price, $5,100.00.
73 acres, 65 acres in cultivation; fair
buildings. Price, $4280.00.
b.?',. LYr building Pr,ce'
'?,ntnenPasture' fa,r bu,ldlnBa- Price'
353 acres, 100 acres in cultivation.
30 acres, 28 acres in cultivation: 5
room house, good barn. Price, $2250.09
43 1-2 acres, all in cultivation, 12
acres orchard; fine buildings. Price.
38 acres, 12 acres orchard, 30 acres
cultivated; small buildings. Price.
$4500.00.
40 acres, 25 acres cultivated; fair im
provements. Price, $2500.00.
Full particulars as co location, terms,
etc. given on calling f.t my office of any
of the above properties. If you are
looking for a location do not buy until
you have investigated my list of bar
gains. City property of every description for
sale at prices that will net you a fair
rate of interest on the investment.
C. G. BURRHART,
102 E. First St., Albany, Or.
Whiston and Long
man tonight, 7:30.
NATURES CUBE
TTfin Trnr5TTijrK',rieii
produce Rheumatism il viggest a
surest and safest cure. IS; iisease li
trouble with medicines containing pot-
adding another poison to the already
remaining vitality, and perhaps In
sufferer. The one safe and only care
way to be sure you are not dosintr
and that is to take S. S. S. Book on
HOUSE
Go to
EASTBDRN'S GROCER!
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 Glasowarp as we in
tend to close out that department.
Come and get our prices and see our
clean up-to-date store.
Both phones Main 66.
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