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Albany Democrat frs. U'ostfall, ALBANY. I OREGON. FRIDAY OCTOBER. 8 1909 NO '0 VOL nv Pitchers! Pitchers Did you say you needed a Pitcher? Meisers' have all kinds, a regular men agerie of them. See their Window Display, EMPIRE1 THEATRE " , Pictures. 1. The Childrens Friend. (Biograph riramtJ 2. Getting Even with Everroay. (Biograph Comedy.) 3. The Drunkards Child. (Lubin Drama ) 4. The Newest Wonian. (Lubin Drama.) 5. Pretty Girl of Nice. (Pathe Drama.) 6. City of Naples. (Pathe Scenic.) Illustrated Songs 7. Bandy Legs. 8. In the Golden Long Ago. Music-Orchestra. Admission 10 cts Matinee every afternoon. B niiii.MiMMiiii mni urioawmuuMMl I Every Day This Week W. B. Corsets $1.00 to $5.00 La Vlda Corsets $5.00 to $15.00 HARRISBURG. HAD A REVOLVER Condensed from the Bulletin. The schools oDened in charue of Prof. ! Mark Paulson, assisted by Oief Gunder- . . son as principal. Miss Carrie Martin. Portland Oct 2-Arlhur C. Wrnrht ist ana ina graaes; miss tseuian Mar-, , - tin 3rd and 4th, Miss Gilbertson 6th and ; " Boston, claiming to De a tourist, in 6th. Miss Hewes 7th and 8th. , sisting upon taking a snapshot of the G. Cushimr of Boston visited here for prcsment was louna also to oe carrying the third time, the first time in the 60's. : a colts revolver. He was arrested and then during the Lewis and Clark fair. Una of the does of E. S Muneer won first prize in the all age events at a big contest in B. C, beating Rip Rap who had won seventeen contests. His name is Rex. Mr. Douelas Wassom and Mrs. Clara Wilkins of Coburg were married recently- John Nemchiek has been released and returned home, and will be all right his triends think SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION and fittings on W. B. and La Vida Corsets will be given all this week by MISS CRANDAL, Expert Corseteire and Fitter Particular attention is called to the new models, medinm and Low Bust with' sx tamely leng hips. You'll see the styles here you have been reading about in the Fashion Journals Chambers & McCunc ALBANY', LEADING CLOAK AND SUIT STORE In the New Store The Stetters..;... Groceries and Produce Prompt deliver BRICK., A fine lot at our yard at this city, just burned. Phone Home 283. ALBANY BRICK CO CUBITS EEAL EST ATE CO, 106 N. ELLSWORTH. Farm land and city property bought and sold, Porties having land or city property or sale will do well to list with us. Phones Bell black 63. Home main 231. lumbing ! Let us estimate on your works. We guarantee first-class work at moderate cost. PLUMBING. TINNNIXG AND HEATING. W. E. FRANCIS i 126 Ellsworth St. Both Phones. M. Senders & Co, (INCORPORATED ) eaters In Hay, Grain, Wool, Cascara, Sslt, Feed, Seeds, Roche Harbor Lime, Standard and Alsen Portland Cement, Acme Cement Plast?r, Adamant Wood and Hair Fiber Plaster, Stock Foods, Ponl try Supplies, Ruberoid Roofing, Build: ing paper, etc. Both Phones 48. 435 West First St. CO 3 Hi . cc5 '-is a .S g oi ' 1 CO U n - 3 uo'l Palmer's Dairy 1 HE GliLDCN RULE. Delivers milk and cream to any part of the city. Prices ledsiidh'e. Jersey cows with best of care. Both Phones. C. B. DAVIS, PIANO TUNER. Yearly contracts $5 for two tunings. ' Leave orders at Davenport's Music Store. OREGON MARKET J. M. B. CRAFT, 242 West Second St., Albany First-class meats of all kinds from elected stock. INSURANCE, LOANS AND COLLECTIONS. i have money to loan in small and large amounts. Notes and mortgage bought. 1 will bond you. Property handled for non-residents J. Al. ENGLAND, Proprietor First class Groceries, and the' best fruits and vegetables at reasonable prices. A square deal for all. is in the city jail. TAFT DAY PROGRAM; President Taft arrived in Portland at 7 a. m. today, ute breakfast at 8:30 at the Hotel Portland with Mayor Simons and others, then took part in parade to Multnomah field, at llo'clock reviewed 'schoolchildren, 12:30 returned toPort 1 land Hotel, at 1 o'clock had a luncheon. Z:3U to f :3U is to play goll or rest. 8 p. m. is to address an enormous crowd at the armory. Sunday he is to lay the corner stone of the Universalis t church. His train will leave Portland at 6 p. m. He huB consented to appear at j uregon uity ana to stop at tne capital - 1 city fifteen minutes, and no doubt will Olymyia, Oct. 2. The Democratic make an appearance on the rear plat- pre-convention cancus refused to en- orm at A,Dany at 9 C10CK or A telephone message this noon from Dont Want Wallace. Chauncev Williams has sold his farm 1 , tr..u 1n .11 . MMVS. and Oliver ce Fe, on account of his gold .raC5JM n, ub to go to tenti0D tni8 afternoon Ernest Lister, of nia to reside. t, i,;,m,. f n,- tatD A government surveying ciew have;, . . uccn lulling eievatiuiiB ill lho uii.cn.0.. of valley irrigation. A Forward Movement, DOINGS OF THE WORLD.! Orecon cattle won first place at Seat- tie. in young herds, aged herds, calf I herds, and the champion senior and junior calves, a great record. The contract for the Lebanon high school has finally been given to Kil feather &. Co. of Portland, at $30,497, the third from the lowest bidder, the other two having been withdrawn. Thos Eckhardt. the victim of Geo Mvprn in the Rnlem trapedv. died last evenincr. Mvers has not vet been cap- f tured. It was a cold blooded murder and people want to see an example made of Myers. VOID PATENTS. The Decree in U. S. agt. McKin ley et al. More of 11-7 A decree ot Judge ft. S. Bean of the U. S. Court, was filed today in the case of the U. S. agt. Horace G. Mc Kinley, Robert B. Montague, J. W. (WicK) Hurt, anas ijeo, nowe, am i. H. Withee, declaring void patents issued to Jas. A. Taylor, John F. Fos ter, Christie A. Langham, Jas. Wake field, Mattie S. Lowell, Albert O Aus tin and A'm. McLaughin on property in the famous 11-7 east, and that, defend ants pay costs. ..The Bohemia Mines. J. F. Powell ha3 returned from Cot tage Grove. While there he learned that active work was in progress on the North Fairview mines, in which .sever al Albany people are interested, with some splendid ore being gotten out. The men are enthusiastic and believe that the Bohemia mines will be heard from. A good deal of development work is in progress and several mills are tunning. Leader: Perry Ely. of the May- fl jwer group of mints in Bohemia, was i in town Saturday putting in supplies. ) A fine new 5 stamp mill is being in-' stalled in the Majnower group mines, to replace the cyanide plant. i S. J. Brund has just installed a two stamp mill, to be opera-ed by a 5 I horse power gasoline engine, in his ; Sweepstakes mine on Elephant moun tain, in the Bohemia mining district. "Had dyspepsia or indigestion for years N app;tite. and what. I dul eat distressed me terribly.. Burdock Blood Bitterscured me. "J. H. Walker Sunburv, Ohio. --Ar-- j The Crest Tamalie3, Tamilies. i Try one of our boneless chicken tam- alies None better in the city. Oysters served any style, a;?o light lunches. Both Phone?. 316 West 2nd. parade was an immense success, the day being perfect. It took an hour to puss a point, inc'uding for the first time in years the artillery, besides the mil itia etc. Mr. Taft looked his best and bowed right and left with that. smile no one can duplicate It was a general . Dn.flrtnl A....v.n.i.. I : . . . , , . . . . ,. iwnuav 111 t WIVIIIHU UIU1VUUU) UU1I1I A meeting was held Oct. 2 in Albany out and plaoe3 of business closed, by representatives of the Citizens I League. Prohibition Club and W. C. T. U. of Linn county, to formulate plans WHEN TOO ARK SICh. for an active campaign, in the interest ' You need the of state-wide prohibition beat drugs money can buy; you get just These plans will be developed as fast . tnis Kina irom us, pure, tresh, clean rugs mac give tne aesirea results. Bring us your prescriptions. Our prices are correct. Burkhabt & Lre. as practicable. Secretary, brownsviile. The Brownsville woolen mill is again , Diaz-in rt-l ntt thdurinir Ul tUlMailU running after being idle a month during repairs. Ed. Hjlloway his been elected pres ident to succeed W. . Pears, who has moved to Aioany. The south side school opened with an attendance of 131). Several students want work of any sort. Phonu Albany College. F.G, Will for watches. WANTED Veil to pic't apples, Jj mile east Alhpnv Santiam road. S. G. Talir. Be 1 IX. t9 NEW PICTURES TONIGHT Unspoken Good Bye. A Case of Tomatoes, full of fun. Nearsighted Mary. Admission 10c. New Fall Styles TailoHVlade Garments W E earl-y a complete line of strictly Man-Tailored Suits made of the finest material and of the latest designs at reasonable prices. With 15 vears of experience in making and altering suits we are able to guarantee a perfect fit just as. well as any garment made to your own meaeure. THE PARIS ; C OAK AND SUIT HOUSE . The Exclusive Ladies Tailoring Establishment 213 Kirs: Slltet. "WHAT IS A FRIEND GOOD FOR Order it of the Al fi -H bannv Ice Co. West .A &J ei.d of 3rd St. Both anywhere :'n the city. OPPOSITE Tilt; P. O. Tonr chnirs. Promjtt an Efficient Care of the face and hair. Vfr t-irst St. "RSr LA WOZK GUARANTE Old and Reliable i Thirty-eight years of steady growth are signific tnt endorsement of the careful management and courteous service of the tim?-tried HanK. Assets over on& million dollars ! FIRST N1TJ3NAU ' A r;i vino. Ar count in the name of your boy m i girt 111 leiidi ihfin a I. now'i-'i.'f of liii?inefis a'i! i h t' h of a-r. i-i ; 'Jnt thfV cm '.'i:u( in no bcti'-r v.-jy, Infrrvsi pi'id on Savipts accounts Owned an-! 'ri-i"!,i' ' (iv t 'w k ! ersof the First X it;"l ! ii , if v;u cannot use him?" is an expression one oftn hears in a joking way. and yet th.-rr) is some merit in it. A HANK ACDOUN T is a friend you can use w.icii vou ploase. It will ask n" mn'iiii iris and will never reproach you. A COOiJ KKIrNI) when you want to be good to yourself or family by irdulgin; sumo lurury I ,ng desired, or when you wiah to take that rail rofd nip lor plensure and recreation. . A BETTER KKIBND when you have a bill to pay, or have a chance to male snme ioud investment. i YOUR BEST l'RIEND when the days of trouble come, when perchance sicknes breaks in upon your household and rxpensea are piling up. , Do you want a friend that is worth while? One that is a friend i II the time wherthpr you are happy or in distress? It is easy to start a bank account The more you add to it the 'bitter it will be your friend. , ' ALBANY STATE BANK W.V. BA1N, President. P. D. GILBERT. V. P. H. N. BOULEY, Cashier. STAR BAKERY, C. Meyer, Prop., First-class baked goods, groceries, produce, fruits. etc. Bolh Phones 57