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Democrat L, . ins j, VOIi XLIY ALBANY. OREGON. FRIDAY JULY. 2 1909 NO 4 HAMMOCKS The best line at MEISER & MEISER'S Yes ! Ruby Blend is the best 25c Coffee EMPIR C THEATRE - Program tonight: PICTURES. "In the Sultans Power". "Soldiers Heart." "Gamblers Honor." "Protector of Animals." SONGS. 1. "When Love is Young." . 2, "Pansies Means Thoughts' and Thoughts Mean You." Change of program tomorrow. Admission 10 cents. EGGS. Buff orpington, J1.B0 a 'setting of 15. W. L.Cobb, R. D. 4. Home Phone 2305. - 20t THE WOODILL MYSTERY. Baltimore, June 26. Advices from the scene of the Woodill murder indicate, J according to detectives, that Eastman and the woman might have been old friends. The idea that she was murder-1 ed by another woman is scouted. She j was buried by the county today, j Robbery may have been the motive as j a man resembling Eastman pawned the jewels nere similar to tne ones missing. New Tennis Champion. The Event of the Season CHAMBERS & VIcCUNE'S GREAT CELEBRATION SALE Friday, June 25th to July 4th This is our firstBIG CLEAR ANCESALE IN THE NEW STORE, there's lots of room here and it will pay youto visit every department. It's as light as day any place in "The Big Daylight Store." i. ELECTRIC IRONS thirty days trial free. For information see Willamette Valley Co., R. E. Welch, Manager. STAR BAKERY, C. Meyer, Prop., Firstclass baked goods, groceries, produce, fruits, etc. Both Phones 57 HOUSE CLEANING Carpets, rugs and upholstered furn iture cleaned. Walls and ceilings swept. Carpets laid and changed from one room to another. Churches, halls and offices a specialty. If you are pleased tell otheis. If not call me and I will make it light. L. H. JACKS, 1047 W. 7th Street Albany. Home phone Red 259. Bell Black 201. Philadelphia, June 26. Miss Hazel , Hotchkiss, of California, won the wo- j mans lawn tennis championship ot the United Statos, defeating Mrs. Bergner Wallace ot iew York, the former ' champion, j Stolen Goods Found. The goods stolen several weeks ago from the stores of McCully & Sturte vant and iiross &White at Halsey.have just been recovered in a peculiar way. 1 A man convicted at Roseburg ior the . robbery of a post office in Douglas ; county, while in jail just before being taken to the pen this week confessed: to having had a hand in the robberies, ' telling where the goods were, part near Roseburg and most of them in a hay-1 stack near Halsey, a couple gunney ' sacks full, and they were found just as I reported and returned to the owners. Corvallis has made a contract with the Karriman neoDle for advertising and will boost likewise. Re duced Rates in Effect. Tickets will be sold on the certificate plan at reduced rates to meetings noted below. Full fare going, one third fare returning, provided fifty or more have attended the meeting: Great Council, Improved Order Red men, Portland July 27th, 28th and 29ih. Oregon Christian Missionary Conven tion Turner June 24th July 4. Northern Baptist Convention, Port land, June zotn to July znci. State Teuii ,rs Association, Albany June 29th to -hy 2nd. July 3rd, 4tiT; and 5th one fare for round trip on C. & E., final limit July 6th. ; Southern Oregon Chautauqua As sembly, Ashland, July 7th to 17th. Rural Letter Carriers Association, Corvallto, Ore., July 30-31 Aug. 1st. , Apply Union depot for full informa tion. R. K. Montgomery, Agent. C H NEWS Deeds recorded: Wm. Foltman to L. D. Porter, lots 3 and 4 block 5 H'fl 4th ad $ 600 Albany Land Co. to Mary J, Long, block 4 Hazlewood ad 1000 Hamon Shelton Jr. to Jus. Shelton 4 lots, bl 16 H's 3rd ad. Albany 1500 G. W. Wright to W.C.Gildow and wife, lot Wright's ad Albany .. 250 Machine mortgages for $270 and $750. Dental certificate Dr. R. C. Hunt, Multnomah county. Probate: Final account approved in estate of Isaiah Piatt. First semi-annual account approved in estate of J. F. Nixon. 19 June weddings and 3 days left. Home and Abroad- ,v Prof. Ressler has been engaged as professor of industrial pedagogy at the O. A. C. A big Hassam paving contract was let in the lrvington district Portland yesterday. i Mrs. J. F. Altermatt and sons Kayce and Edward, of Chicago, arrived this no jn, on a summer's visit in Albany. Tom Parker is chairman of the com mittee on plug-ugglies at the Cottage Grove celebration on July 5th. Of course. The eagle can't help scream-, ing there. L. H, McMahon having knocked the Crater Lake project is said to be after bigger game and will make things tropical along retorm lines generally. Harriman is asking for bids for 60 miles of the Oregon Eastern Railroad from Natron. The road will he 198 miles from Natron to Klamath Falls. One of the winners in the tennis tournament at Vancouver, Wash., yes terday was Harry Dewart, son of Rev. Dewart. who played several sets in Al I bnay last year. Harrisburg Bulletin: A. C. Stell 1 roacher has rented the Caleb Giay iarm ; of 318 acres east of Halsev for a term j of five years. This is said to be one of i the best stock and grain farms in thi s part of the country. Mr. Stellmacher has given up the Idea of going to Can' Ma. BAD ALLEYS As Well as Unsightly bill Boards Editor Democrat: Admitting that bill boards are by no means an ornament or pleasing sight to admirers of a beautiful city, they cer tainly are far from being as unsightly and disgraceful as a filthy and stinking alley as the one in block 7 in the hub of the Willamette Valley. Theie are other a leys in the city that are far from being a model of cleanliness but that one in particular takes the cake from one years' end to the other, A city ordinance exists prohibiting de positing trash of anv kind in the streets or alleys, but our city officials who are paid by the city to look after this mat ter certainly are not doing their duty and drawing pay for something they do . not earn. I would say here that clean up day is a good thing as far as it goes but it don't go far as it comes to seldom to do much good. It would simply re mind one of a person taking a bath once a year, that may be better than taking no bath at all but such a person would hi a poor sample of cleanliness, and so with the city that has its annual clean up day. As soon as every man, woman and child requires the habit of making every day in the year clean up day may we Iook forward to a clean citv and no sooner. CHAS. PFEIFFER. It Is Accurate. Tf mnlfoo imn marl if fliinW .mil owe vour merchant 7 nnd find it out $12. Under our McCospey system when you think it is $7 $7.05 is just a nickel too much. Holt again. THE NEW PROGRAM AT Dreamland Tonight. New Moving Pictures and McKenzie, Moore & Co, -in- "MARRIED FOR MONEY." This bill is a master piece and is the very besi among the companies repor toire. First appearance of Mrs. Mc Kenzie in her very extensive and ex pensive wardrobe, wearing a gown that cost $250. Don't miss the show tonight. 4th of July Rates. On July 3rd, 4th and 5th round trip tickets will be sold to all points in Ore gon on S. P. and C. & E. lines at one and one third fare "n S. P. and one fare on C. & E. lines. Return limit July 6th 1 no stop overs given. Children at half the above rates. Inquire at Union de potter further information. FREE! FREE Chinaware, Crockery, Glassware, Granltewaro, Tinware') Jardiniere, ' Vases, Woudehware, etc., at our Big Premium sale see the big display iu Ibe window at the 1 Teii Erveybody Both Phones Main 53 223' W. First:Street. DON'T MISk3 THJS OPPORTUNITY. Stetter's Cash Store o .a. s i" o nn; -A. . e . .Tha Kind You Haie Always Auaii mo Signature of ylUU ftUtll luu nam mnojo FINAL SETTLEMENT. Noiirc is hereby eiven that ti e fiosf! erciiunt ha bren' Aim in ih- csta'e en 1 Ve. A'h-r-. 'Ii-.c-ne'1 r'J bi- ord-r iil the Co tu v Coa t ol l.iim Count. O .. Jniii. SI, 1909. tt 1 o'rl k p. ' Hi-: ,oni" Imnfe in Ali'n.T, O'.. " h"" .ir liPiio nnjwii th,r"'in1 'nr. :he 8ttlin'nt I""'1' ''. j Hk A'.l c", Acii.ii.i!ra-.';x. J.J. 'A'uitLtf, iiur."). I LUMBER FIGURES. . Furnished by E. A. Chambers, R. D. 2. dressed and roueh. Call him up. Home 355!: or see him at the mill. YOU may be as particular about your clothes as you like; about the cut and model, about fit, about quality; you may even think you can get what's good enough ready-made. All right; that means yon haven't seen our new suits from Hart Schaffner & Mark and that means, if your'eOjas sensible as we think you are, that you're going to see them before you spand jany clothes money. - We tell you this: . For style, for tailoring, for models, ffor all wool, honest quality of fabrics, no tailor or clothier can maton them; and we know it. It'B money in your pocket to let us proyeit; and you'll get better clothes than usual. Suits $12.50 to $30.00 This store is the home of Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes FEATHER RENOVATOR 401 cast Water Street. I racy One Price C'lotliier.s. 8 Now t eady Phone 35c. for busines Home Copyriali i by Hart SchatiucrA Marx
