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About Albany democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1900-1912 | View Entire Issue (July 30, 1909)
TIF $25.00 $16.30 $13,00 PARASOLS. A fine lot of parasols in tan, white, blues, greys, green, pink and lavender with strong frames, flue quality fabrics and hard wood handles. Values that always bring for this week $1.15 each. Men's Working Gloves. An excellent line of best quality leather gloves. Gauntlet style , 75c to $3.00 pair Short style , ,25c to $1.75 pair Canvas Glovf a '. 10c pair Canvas Gloves witb leather palms 25c pair Albany Fine Wall Paper One of the largest and best selected stock of Wall Paper in Oregon can be found at our store. Bright, clean pat terns to select from; newshades in Brown and Olive. Our time is your ' time. Our prices are correct. We ask you to call and see the lines Burkhart & Lee. THE JEWELER. The best to be secured in Watches and all kinds of Jewelry. FARM AND CITY PROPERTY THE LINN & BENTON REAL ESTATE CO. Have a good list of FARM AND CITY property and take pleasure in'show ing you any place you wiBh to see. No trouble to us. No expense to you. Before buying see us. See it all. Take your choice. Get the best. Office 236West First St DR. R. C. RUNT, Dentist Rooms 6 and 8, Brenner Block. ToCASCADIA Q. WESSMAN. Will make reeular trips. Leave or der at Democrat office or call at 1st & Penny winkle. Home Phone Black 111 HURRYUP WAGONS Right on hand any time of the day or niche, 'transferring jbaggage a spec ialty. Anv kind of wood for snle. Phones-Bell Red 204; Homo Red 163. Office with Curtis Real Estate f'n. it. B. MAYBEKRY. METRE P.if'fi PfiTyQ l(Ltbi.ui y uni liU 535 Vest first St. V'RST CLASS WORK GUARANTE Cannot Grow. When your accounts are han lied loug h a McCosbey register they can S o t'tow n the grass, while you s:eup OLT AGAIN. HOT WEATHER PRICES ON Wash Goods This seasons wash suits cut in the latest styles and in pretty colorings. Short and three quarter length coats and plain or plaited skirts. Trimmed the best possible manner. Suits $18.75 $12.00 9J5 $15.00 8.00 6.00 LL, We keep the best of all kinds. See us for figures. CITY LIMBER YARD WILKINS & SON. OH. W. R. BILYEU J j Dentist WILL & STARK BLOCK, ALBANY D . , M,lk,ces- ; From Ju!v 1st prices for milk ar,d cream Leiivered by us will be as fol- lOWS.' Quarts d;uly delivered 7 cts. $2.10 per monin. , Pints naily delivered 4 cts, $1.20' perriomh. Gallon daily delivered 22' cts per gal. Hotel fiat rate 20 cts per gallon. ; Cream 30 cents rer quart. io " ! H. M. Palmer. : Prop. Golden Rule Dairy. LUMBER and finished in Suits $11.25 6.00 4.50 $1.50 special priced COFFEE Just received a fresh line of fine coffee. Miami Blend v 20c lb Amber Blend 25c lb Golden Gate Blend! - 40c lb Oregon I If you want up-to date sanitary plumbing go to Francis' Plumbing Shop, i Plumbing and tinning. First class work guaranteed. -a I' ll, e Crest Vanilla, Chocolate, Strawberry, and Pineapple Sherbet. Watermelons on ice. Both Phones. 316 West 2nd. CURTIS EEAL ESTATE CO, 115 BROADALBIN ST. Farm land and city property bought and sold, Parties having land or city property or saie win ao wen to use witn us. Phones Bell black 63, Home main 231 E. L. UMPHREY Cement Contractor. Phone-Red 308. Res. 120 Montgomery;St BRICK, j A fine lot at our yard at this city,just . burned. Phone Home 2?5. I 1 l n i ' r rrii- --v C. B DAVIS, psamo Tiiwrp HVJ I J I i 4 t. Yearly contracts ?5 for two tunings. r.fiftve orders at Iljivennrirt'o MiK-i c., ,,,rIV, . irurti DR. VIRGINIA V- LF.WEUX. . ( CTPfinH t rl If VaiCUaiim, Physician Koi ms 15 and 17 Brenner Blk , Albany. i ' - ! THIS MORNING; News from Albany's Six Trains. Early air. and Mrs. O. M. Barton and two of their children, the younirest son and daughter, left for Seattle to attend the! fair. Mr. Barton recently relumed from Los Angeles, and is seeing things. One of the things ihat struck him down in California were the new gasoline cars that are to be brought up here later for use on the road. Dracti- cally a street car between stations. Mr. G. B. Millov. of Scappoose. on the Columbia, former Albany newspap er man, now a Scappoose merchant, went ud to Mill City -on a business trio having been in business there at one time. Mrs. Ezra Douglas, of Portland, re turned home accompanied cy Miss Florence Eastburn and youngest brother who will visit at the home of their grandfather, J. R. Douglas. van Kiiey leu on a trip to Detroit. Mrs. Fred Dawson went to Newport. Jake Blaser returned to Mill City from an Albany business trip. Thos. Froman loft on a trip to Port land. Lawyer Barny Martin came down from Brownsville. Barny is now in the midst of a scrap with the city of Brownsville and there promises to be something doing. Has Seen the World. Mrs. Lizzie Doughty and Mrs. Conn Delaney are visiting at the home of the father of the former, Mr Henry Lang - mack, of R. F. D. 5. They are from Edginton, Minn., Mr. Langmack's former home. Mr. Langmack by the way has had quite an experience seeing the world and trying different countries finally to settle down in the garden spot of the world. He resiued 24 years in Holstein, Germany, 45 years in the United States, ten being in Mihnesota, three in Oregon and the rest in Indiana and other states, and the other five years were passed in New Zealand and Australia, so he has been around the world and half again. A Demonstrator. is a splendid means of exployting the Mrs. Edna Baker is in the city resources of this part of the world, demonstrating the merits of the Econ- J and it is to be regretted there was not omy fruit Iars. She was at Young'B something there from the start. . . . , i Manager Struble is sending out sev yesterday and the day before, at W I era, nunBdred pacKage8 dailv fn re8pon8e M.Parker's today, will be at East- ti inquiries from thl east, ind as well TTS' il,.mmT many personal letters, wherever calling Friday and at Stetter s Saturday. The f onal re8pse', person who can hear Mrs. Baker demon- i The rep-ulnr w-s , . meetino- nf the strate an Economv iar and not be con-! .,.ihl?Kr-,we?-Y,.,?eetlnB 01 tne vinced it is l he finest thing in the world is as obtuse as a U. S. senator. Come On, Mr. Welch. Al Welch says that the Portland, i Eugene & Eastern has got the money ! and is ready to get busy. Thatis what t"the people here want and they will ! . 1 I I. I 1. .un ti- ; Btituiu uu utLuti ji -in s. i;uiiijuuy ! that shows the inclination and. ability to do things. Eugene Guard. Ditto Albauy. On Wednesday morning, July 28, 1909, to Mr. and Mrs Gerald D., better known as Judd, Crawford, a boy. All doing well. Directoire handles for the Hull De tachable umbrellas at French's Jewelry store. R G. Will for watches. A Word ! Our Ice Cream is made of the best Jersey cream we can get, coming from the dairy of R, L. Burkhart, whose dairy is a model of cleanli ness and sanitary conditions. We use the very best flavorings, and our modern methods of manufacture make our cream second to none. THE ELITE Chocolate Shop. tvT 0 l vi BOOSTERS. Jack Hummell has completed the brick and plastering on the new Stetter brick.doing a good job.his second build in,, thin .r..r Hnh Snail 10 riiuhincr tha wood work.preparatory to the Stctters ' getting in their own property which tney are anxl0U3 t0 uo Mrs. Ball, mother of Mrs. C. H. Cusick, hus let the contract to Fred Blount for a line bungalow next door to her daughter, on the lot recently bought by her, which she will make her home, coming here from Astoria, where she has been the past two years with a son. This will make five new houses in that vicinity tnis year. Another one is being put up by S. S. Train on Eighth street, and will be occupied by H. A. Nelson and family when completed. Work has also been begun on Judge Duncan's new residence. Earl Bran- deberry will also erect a residence for his own use adjoining his present res idence. SHOULD BE EXTENDED. The corporate limits of Albany should be spread out considerably, at least so as to take in the section at the south end of Ferry street and beyond the de pot. Albany is growing and this is needed, There is quite a lot of proper ty owned by the Western Oregon Co., that is badly needed in the develop ment of Albany, and should be put on 1 the market, at least it should be made the city. A good big tax might induce the Company to do something with the property. Albany's rapid growth now calls ior an extension of the city limits, something that should be looked after. Club Doings. Manager Strut le has just sent a good , sized package of the new eight page folders to the A. Y. P, E. fair for dis- tiibution, the first this city has had there for advertising purposes, and the , club previously having none to send. It Kmu wl" UB nB,u tumK"u At the East tnd. L. P. Terhune has sold his home property at the east end to Al r. True love, for $1600. A year ago the prop erty was offered for 1300. Ed Sears .has bought a lot in the east part of the city and expects to build f . M. Fomeroy who owns six lots ib talking of building three or four houses. I and says he will if there are renters in sight for them. No trouble about ren- tere. Come to our store and see the new dainty patterns in Wall Paper. New, clean, stock just arrived, many new shades in brown and olive. Let us help you fix the dining room, parlor, or hall. Prices correct. Burkhart & Lee. F. O.WILL,Tor"Watches . CLOSING OUT THIS YEAR'S SHIRT WAISTS In fact everything in our store we are selling at closing out prices. If you need anything in hats, flowers, shirt waists, jumper Buits, shirt waist suits or hand bags and purseB, come in and see us, our prices are low. MRS. NICHOLS, WAIT i MEAD, WATCHES and FINE REPAIRING 113 BROADALBIN STREET. Outing Season and We Have the Goods.1 Havejyou taken anjinventory of vour needs for the outing season, or even if youjatayjatjhome and be comfortable. Wejare atfyour service. Shirts.golf and negligee. fpieceiummcr weight c'othing.gjGauzc and "Poros Knit" underwear. Hat?, we can satisfy your de sire. Prices that defy competition.when jou con-idor the quality ofjourofferings. Nor have wcjforgotten the harvest good'. Shirts, overalls, shoes, hose, gloves, fjom 2 to 25c up. Harvest hals, iu fact i ny thing you need from top to bottom. Our prices areialwaysjlhe lowest, for Ihe l.igli class of goods we sell. "45 years of knowing how." Blaih Clothing Go. Albany, THE LAND LOTTERY. J. C. Mayer and several other Leb- "" returned yesterday from their land hunt up in Spokane country and left for home last evening. They reg istered at a couple places, and Mr. Mayer remarked that was about two too many, that he would be willing to sell his chances for $5 and it had already cost him $75 The remark was made that probably not one person in a hundred will take a chance even if given one. there being only a few that are first class. Then it would take another trip to hunt up the land wanted, paying a cruiser a fancy price, and a third trip with one's fam ily if married, to the claim, for four teen months, or five years if a timber claim. It is an immense thing for the rail road. The little road between Spokane and Coer D'Alene alone, will clear sev eral hundred the. sand dollars from it and it is a harvest for the city. While the discussion was going on, on the depot platform a young man with his grip was standing near listen ing. "They can't bluff me out," he re marked, I've started, and am going any way." And he left on the next train, and many others are going from this valley. Many who are registering are people on their way to the Seattle fair. Unless tney get the first choices many of them will never pay any atten tion to their drawing. The Maccabees, Following are the new officers of the MaccabeeB, duly instulled for the com ing term. Fred Richmond, commander. H. C. Jordan, lieutenant. S. A. Crowder, chaplain. W, S. Weaver, sergeant M. at A., A. A. Smith. Chas. Dannals, first guard. J. R. Watklns. second guard. J, S. Spooner, sentinel. Chas. Schoel, picket. Died in Benton County. Two deaths were reported across the Willamette in Benton county yesterday: Mrs. Mattie Wamnler. a worthy woman, at the age of about 30. The six year old daughter . Erma. of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Widmer. A SNAP. A good house nicely loca ted offered at a bargain till Aug. 1. A good investment. FOUND. A S30'order on the Warren Construction Co. At the Democrat office. Just as Cheap A to Board. Dinner ?0c. During the warm Summer months why not take your meals at the Royal Bakery. DINNER MENU. Vegetable Soup. Roasts. Beef Pork Veal Baked Salmon, Beef Stew, Baked Heart Cream Pudding Water Melon Peaches, Sliced Tomatoes Cabbage Salad, Pies 125 WEST FIRST STREET Oregon