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ALBANY. OREGOK. FRIDAY SEPTEMBER, s 19(0
NO
Just Received
a full line of
Enameled Ware
at
Meiser &
Chambers & McCune
Burson Seam,
less Hose
Regular and
Out Sizes
25cthe pair
It btndt with tout toot
Early Showing of Correct Styles in Women's Shoes
Suits, Coata, Capes, Dresses and Skirts of every popular material and style. The splendid values
are characterised by a wide price range. Ac almost any price can be found just what you want.
One More Week of the August Clean Up Sale
Bargains in all departments come in every time you are down town you are always sure to find
something you need and at a big saving to your puree.
In the New Store
The Stetters..
Groceries and Produce
Prompt delivery
BRICK,
A fine lot at our yard at this city, just
burned.
Phone Home 2f 5.
ALBANY BRICK CO
CDETISREAL
EST ATE CO,
106 N. ELLSWORTH.
Farm land and city property bought
and Bold,
Parties having land or city property
or sale will do well to list with us.
Phones Bell black 53. Home main 231.
Palmer's Dairy
1 HE GULDEN RULE.
Delivers milk and cream to any part of
the city. Prices reasonahle. Jersey
cows with best of care. Both Phones.
M. B. CRAFT,
242 West Second St., Albany
First-class meats of all kinds from
elected stock.
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StsSSUrCSsaisEr'eEJ
Meiser
Merchandise of High Quality.
Agents for the
ssnoc
Shoes
The illustration shows a very popular
model lor Fall and Winter wear. That is
not only stylish in appearance but very
comfortable. Ask to see the New Red
Cross iShoes.
Plumbing !
Lec us estimate on your works.
We guarantee first-class work
at moderate cost.
PLUMBING, TINNNING
AND HEATING.
W. E. FRANCIS
126 Ellsworth St.
Both Phones.
C. B. DAVIS,
PIANO TUNER.
L&.Tiffi:OREG)N MARKET
LUMBER FIGURES,
I Furnished by E. A. Chambers, R. D.
! 2. dressed on. I rough. Call him up.
1 Home 355i or see him at the mill.
! BKUCK & ANDERSON J
OPPOSITE THE P. O.
Funr chairs. Prompt an Efficient
Care of the face and bair. I
EMPIRE"
THEATRE '-J
The Program:
1. Before the Mast. Dramatic.
2. Fantastic heads. Trick.
3. The Butler's Trick. A comedy.
Songs
I'll Get You Yet, Little Girl.
A Basket of Kisses.
Admission 10 cts.
W. B. Reduco
Corsets
for
arge Women,
ler Pair $3.00
m
TnOc-mark
Lumber, Shingles,
Lime, Cement,
Plaster and
Building Paper.
The beat to be secured.
Gel our prices.
THE CHAS. K. SPAULD1NG
LIMBTR CO,
Phoaes-Bell Red 812; 3 t j :
Oats, Wheat,
Vetch and cover
Bought
1 Oats taken on storage. Sacks furnished
and for sale.
I M, Lenders & Co., inc.
j. M. ENGLAND, Proprietor
F,!st cIass Groceries, and the best
fruits and vegetables at reasonable
price. A square dral for all.
r "S "" Order it of the Al-
p- banny Ice Co. .West
...J JL- rnl of 3rd St. 'Both
phones. De'-itfered
iri; ht! e n tl.e city.
BIG FIRE AT
R0SEBURG.
Ira Lee, the brakeman, and family.
arrived back in Albany from Roseburg,
this morning, and will reside in Albany
hereafter. Mr. Lee runninf between
Albany and Junction on the local
freight. He reported a big fire in
Rosebur? this morninir starting at 4
o'clock in the rear of the Norman
restanrant, opposite the depot, and
spreading over the entire block, every
thing in it going but the harness shop
of Mr. Johnson, places burning being
seve ral restaurants, a livery stable, etc,
causing a tremendous blaze, the block
being made up of of frame structures.
Wrf dePtment M.t0(.d0.f0I"!and Oiegon farmers, pretending to
bSt wB ,, ?oprfPl " ' male loans, collecting one pre cent has
BROWNSVILLE
Now has a Steel Bridge.
The Times:
The Times is informed that W. E.
Pears and family will move to Albany
to reside about the first of OctobeJ.
n c uuucioianu limb u. if. uuu;nii
lt 1 11,., TJ ur T 1.-
who went to Nebraska several weeks
ago, is not satisfied with the old home
country and will soon return to Browns-
viile sntisfied to remain here. I
The Brownsville Cannine a r,! Pro-
serving Company has a number of men I
employed this week in labeling and
pacing a car laod of mixed canned
fruits, be shipped to the purchasers,
in Butte, Montana, in a tew days.
Ray Edwards met with a peculiar ac
cident Tuesday afternoon that nearly
cost him his life from poisoning an5
symptoms of lockiaw. He was
snaKing
a sack when his right hand struck the
sharpened point of a leao pencil, which
penetrated the skin making a small
wonna. sooj alter ine nana necame
badly swollen and painful. He was
brought to town and Dr. Starr attend
ed him For a time it was thought that
he could not live. He is much better
today, however, and will probably re-'
coyer. I
The work of erecting the new steel :
bridge, which spans the Calapooia in
this city, was completed yesterday and
Commissioner Butler and his crew are
now engaged in building the founda- j
tion for the decking and approaches. 1
This work, however, will not be com
pleted now, as the crew will have to go
to Scio next Wednesday to erect the
steel bridge over Thomas creek in that
city, which consists of one span, b rom
Scio they will go to Jefferson, where a
43 foot concrete pier must be put in
before high water comes. From Jeffer
son t;.o crew will return to Brownsville
and complete the bridge here.
. Wonderful Peaches.
W, J. Brown, of Benton county, yes-
terday brought to the city a box of 'fi ",lro"' ?rft a8aurefa of .strictly
. j v iuii "rst-class work, prompt service and
Crawford peaches certainly remarkable reasonable prices,
for their size and color. One of them I Eave trough, conductors, roofing and
measured 13 inches in circumference, general jobbi g. Specifications furn '
another 12 8 4 and any number of them shed. Ejtimates cheerfully given.
over ten inches. There was also
limb of them showing their manner of
growth. Mr. J. V. Pipe has had them
Dhotopraohert for cost cards, offer ine a
splendid booster. Whenoutsend someof
them east. There is hardly a better
advertisement.
The Linn & Benton Real Estate Co.
also have a box of the Brown peaches,
wonderful peaches. Yesterday some
men passing stopped and looked at them
one remarking: "Oh, those are simply
California peach as, being passed off for
Oregon peaches." When it comes to
peaches Oregon asks no favor of Cali
fornia, bigger and better flavored.
Albany Day at the Fair.
Next Tuesday will be Albany day at
the Linn county fair at Scio, and a spec
ial effort will be made to get a large
crowd to go. A low rate will be made
on tne C. & a. witn arrangements tor
taking care of a good sized crowd be
tween Munkers and Scio. The train
will leave Albany at 7:30, and leturn
ing leave Munkers about 5 o'clock, giv
ing a long time at the fair grounds for
seeing the exhibits and the races, the
firogram for which the Democrat pub
ished several days ago.
The -fair deserves promotion and Al
bany people should go.
Two Dog Ca:,es.
Ben Goldberg's dog case was settled
before Recorder Redfield this morning
Goldberg was charged with keeping t
vicious dog, which it was said had bitten
several people. It was also learned
that there was no licenseonthe animdl.
The matter was disposed nf by Gild
here's caving two dollars for a license.
and an order issued for the homely,
yellow thing to be removed from the
city.
Another dog, which had bitten some
one, a setter, old and diseased, wa9
taken down hv Constable Ctlin and
sent out of misery by a well directed
shot,
I'on es.
Prosnective nurcl aseM if land
small tract w.li Ju veli to s e "Jersey
U.rv" farm Hist east of Albany co
lore purchasing, 250 yet unsold which
wil t:3 divleJ in tractts to f.uit Ur
chaters and on terms lh.it are easily
met. Go direct to th! owner H
1 1 iii.t and save cor.:n'.rni?;iens.
MISTAKEN
FOR DEER
Eugene, Aug. 28. Virgil Clover mis -
took John Mathews for a deer, in theEdd-v the S' p- r'8ht ' way man,
mountains, and shot him in
ine groin.
He may die.
Swindler
Arrested,
Vancouver, B. C. Aug. 28.-The
Smith swindler of Idaho, Washington
been arrested.
E. H. Harriman.
New York, Aug. 28. E. H. Ham
man will likely be operated upon.
American Won
r. .
. "heims, Aug. 8. The urtiss Amcr-
ican won the aviation cup, defeating
oil comers today in the great racea. I
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The Swastika Cooking Club,
Carlene Warner entertained the
Swastika Cooking Club at her home on
W. 4th street this afternoon. The
"tr " "B"uI"rn?y ?oracea
taoie was nanasomely decorated with
S "3 . 5... Tr "8"Ba.Jm.,tl,e JPP
hnBt
Man.
If you are going to travel get the
American Bankers Association Trav-
ellers checaue.in SI0.00. S20.00or S50.00
Denominations, payame at ten thousand
. . I. .. 1 . 1 r ., 1 ry
banks, or f.t any hotel of railroad office
f or sale by J . w. Cusick & Co,
Bankers,
Holt Again for your meats of all
kinds, and the Metropolitan Market
next djor for the latest and best in
fruits and vegetables.
LOST. A gold lockol. with fmongrnm
J. R. on back and picture inside.
Return to J. M. Ralston.
G.E.METZGUS
&SON,
Sanitary Plumbers and
Meial WorRers.
Sheet
Try us. .201 E First St. Both Phone
IP Pr,fpct,servic,e' ap unexcelled quility of goods, and prices that are
IF mod,B,e ""I Ufct- ar what you are looking for. then without doubt
you should m" e our store your lending buying place
Our Coees are t a heet and finest 01 tamable purified by the removal, bv
special procss of the bitter cellulose chuff, whereby the refreshing stim
lating properties of the ct ffee are retained in more concentrated form.
Both Phones
Main 53
COMPAQ
Albany's Leading Tea and Coffee House.
WM. UAIN, President. P. D. GILBERT, V. P.
H. N. BOULEY, Cashier.
ALBANY STATE BANK
(THE NEW BANK)
Opened for Business Tuesday, Aug. 10th
This bank does a general banking business in all its branches, and
has facilities f bundling accouuts whic 1 uie unu passed.
We also call attention to our Savings Depsrirront where you can
place your spare dollars and have them work fcr vou.
Safety Deposit Boxes for rent. Keep you' vaiua ile napers in a
safe place w ere they cannot gat lost or destroyed by fire. Come
and see us.
STAR BAKERY.
C. Meyer, Prop.,
First-class baked
goods, groceries,
produce, fruits,
etc. Both Pho ts 57
THROUGH
LEBANON.
1 s- Garland, the lawyer and J. B.
, camw uuwu xruiu Leuunun mis iorenoon
in a private rig, Mr. Garland going to
the Bay to spend Sunday, Mr. Eddy
to Portland. Together they have been
securing rights of way for the Wood
burn branch road which is to run from
the Crabtree to Lebanon crossing the
river at Lebanon, in order to save the
bridge always going out heretofore
used. They had gotten most of the
Lebanon rif,ht of way, expending
$9,000 in the city already and were con-
suiting with Jos. H. Ralston of this
city, in reference "to property of his
' there. Several houses will have to be
iiiuvcu. exi weett iney will go into
the country until the line is covered to
I Crabtree, crossing the Santiam near
Lebanon at a good place. Then the
1 road t Albany will be taken SB far as
Tallman, and thence on is Springfield,
making Lebanon a way station, like
Brownsville and the other towns on the
road.
Before the Mast
At the Empire Tonight.
Mr. Rolf presents to the public one
of the best motion pictnres that has
ever been seen in Albany. You cannot
afford to miss it Tonight is your last
chance to see this Selig masterpiece.
Two good comedies besides and two
good illustrated songs
Admission 10 cents any seat in the
house.
1 Fireplace Goods.
The Albany Hardware Co., 211 West
first street, has the finest stock of fire
piace lurnisnings to be found, 25 styles
j 1 - 1- , .
and paterns, in and irons, fire sets, etc.
line decorations for the tire place.
We have all the latest styles in ear
tings. French, the Jewe'er.
Dreamland
To-night
To-Day Only, .
Program:
1. The
Little Drummer of
1792.
(Drama.)
2. Conchita, The Spanish Bell.
(Drama.) .
3. The Tramp Story. (Drama.)
i. The Wizard's Walking Stick.
(Magic.)
5. The Cobbler and the Millionaire.
(Drama )
6 Case of Seltzer. (Comic.)
En'.ire new program tomorrow.
Admistion 10c,
d3Mf :24 W. 1st St.