Albany
Democrat
ALBANY. OREGON. FRIDAY OCTOBER. -9 1909
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Watch
Meiser & Meiser's
Windows.
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THE PICTURES.
1. "Billiken." (Drama.),
2. "Who discovered the North
Pole? (Comedy.)
3. "In Old Kentucky." (Biograph
Drama.)
4.
5.
edy.)
'Betty's Choice." (Dramu.)
'Never cat green apples." (Com-
SONGS.
6. "Little Boy Blue."
7. "Roses, roses eveywhere."
Admission 10 cla.
Matinee every atiernoon.
DOINGS OF
THE WORLD.
The Spoilers, something extra, Oct.
28.
The Salem business men will have a
banquet tonight, an annual affair, just
a good feed for the fun of it .
Miss Elizabeth Cone, formerly of
Albanv college, is now in a tubercolosis
sanitarium at Fondula, Wis.
$20,000 was recently paid for 150
acres in the suburbs of Lebanon, and is
being platted preparatory to being put
on the market for town lots fot homes.
Joe Matlock, of Eugene, was exam
ined yesterday for insanity and pro
lounced sane, in the meantime a di-
just on
Portland
3SO
Special Showing of Small Hats
Black and Colors
in
Bargain Friday and Saturday
Again wo announce two Extraordinary Bargains for Friday and Saturday Only
Silk Petticoats
$4.45
Choice of 60 black and colored Silk Petticoats,
every garment new this week, the very best $6.50
skirt for two days $4.45.
Women's Union Suits
45c
Jersey ribbed Fleeced line Union Suits, regular
65c value, all sizes 4, 5 and 6, ecru color, i riday
and Saturday anly 45c.
SALOON
HELD UP.
Oiampia, Oct, 23. Three
men held up the saloon of
masked
Simpson
and bchater at Little Rock last night.
; They shot up the place, slightly wound
: ing Simpson, and robbed the till of $600.
,Mat Burke, J. J. Cronin and Jack
Welch were arrested at the train
today on suspicion.
here
Sentenced.
Salem, Oct. 23. Arstoll was senten
ced inriptormin.ita fnHov Smith AlaH a
What's the mat-' motion for a new trial.
A Court Row.
brother in
ter boys.
Leader:-Prof. E. K. Barnes, super-!
lntendent of the Cottage Grove public I
schools, will set out 1,000 peach trees, !
1,000 apple tress and 500 pear trees on ;
his newly acquired Creswell fruit farm I .,
ms tall anu winter. ..v.,.. .u.-niciu u ren
in the Portola games yesterday Smith-' sational row in Judge Burnett's court
son, tne world s cnampton numier, was : j
defeated by Kdwards, of the University j -
of California, in 15 1-5, the world's rec- iJuFinl Vrtl 1
ord. Edwards is also a marvel. . lYVUbl I Clli
Strangler Smith threw Peter Buzukus
the Greek, in a match in Portland yes-j
terday, when Buzukus got mad andj HOUSTON, Oct. 23.-President Taft
knocked out two of Smith's teeth, had a hot reception, and was given the
Both men were in Albany a few weeks rebel yell.
ago.
BIG TIME
On Willamette Valley Day.
The committee on Willamette Valley
day met at the commercial club rooms
last night, with E. H. McCune in the
chair and Rev. F. H. Geselbracht act
ing as secretary.
Postmaster J. S. Van Winkle wasap
po nted to deliver the address of wel
come at the dppot, Rev. W. S. Gordon
a committee on having tho schools ad
journ for the event and D. O. Wood
worth grand marshal to head the Elks
Band.
Mr. Woodworlh as head marshal ex
pects to have a cavalcade of fifteen or
twenty horsemen and many automc
biles with a priz lor the best decora
ted. Willamette Day will be' Thursday.
Salem will bring a special train and
crowds will come from Corvallis, Eu
gene and other places.
The following yell for the fair has
been composed by H. N. Cockerline,
and should be learned, for use:
A Ibany apples,
Albany pie.
Apple dumplings,
Oh, my, my.
Good Time to Buy
BLANKET, COMFORTS, SHEETS, PILLOW CASES, CURTAINS or any garment ready-to-wear,
you will find them here priced reasonablo.
Notice our $3.00 Guaranteed Patent Leather Shoes in West Window, Black and Colored Tops.
' Agents for Gage Hats and Gage Millinery.
Chambers &
ALBANY'S LEADING CLOAK AND SUIT STORE
In the New Store
.....The Stetters,
Groceries and Produce
Prompt delivery
'Kindergarten School,
i -
j Miss Helen Wright
At the W. C. T. U. Building. Terms:
$3.50 pur month. Phone Black 2102
I Bell.
I
BRICK,
A fine lot at our yard at this cityjust
burned.
Phone Home 2P5.
Plumbing !
Let us estimate on your works.
We guarantee first-class work
M. Senders &Co,
(INCORPORATED.)
eaiers In
Hay, Grain, Wool, Cascara, Salt, Feed,
Seed3, Roche Harbor Lime, Standard
and Alsen Portland Cement, Acme
Cement Plaster, Adamant Wood and
Hair Fibr Plaster, Stock Foods, Ponl
tr Supplies, Ruberoid Roofing, Build
ing paper, etc.
both Phones 48. 435 West First St.
ALBANY
Doings n and Around It.
Ovsters at The Crest.
How about THAT chair.
Have you ordered that chair yet.
Boost the Albany made chair.
Hot chicken tamalies at The Crest.
Sit down in one of those Albany mads
chairs.
Good weather for jysters. Try
Hotlicn s.
The sauer kraut season is here,
rad Meyer has it.
Some fine home-made sauer kraut at
Conrad Meyer's. Try it.
What's better than well prepared and
served oysters. Go to H. Honich's.
Carry a "Hull" umbrella and you
have tht best. P: tch sells them.
Ice crear nr.i 1up jhes at the Vienna
Bakery Call and try them.
f us, all sizei t n'.l kinds. sa. . t
the Albany Plani.n r Mill, cheaper tw.
anywherj else in Ailxny Skilfully iv.t
if desire' , .
Hot tamalies, new receipt, something
fine, up to-date, at Hoflich's. Go
around and have a hot old time and a
i good one.
The ".Hull" detachablb hsu.. "r
brellas lire perfection of sty..'n.J v .-,!
ity, and cost no more than othei .ijft .'-'
French, the Jeweler, sells them.
Dr. Lowe cct. 28 and 29
Oct. 28 and 29 Dr. Lowe, the opticas,
will be at Revere House.
The weather prediction is fair to
night snd Sunday.
Hallowe'en novelties for Hallowe'on
parties at the Mission Parlors. See
the windows.
The Catholic Young Mon's Club, of
i Portland, went to Corvallis this after
noon to play O. A. C. Among the play
ers was Loyd Beam, a former Albany
boy.
A. H. Sandstrom. the furniture man.
returned from a trip south of here last
evening, with more orders, Union
furniture is meeting with general fav
or. The 1st Madison foot ball team yes
terday afternoon tore the Holts' to
pieces In two sections, 15 to 0. The
Madison boys fairly wiped thp gr und
with the Holts', plunging, running,
punting, and when the vanoe ended it
was an niaaison.
F. 0. WILL, lor Watches
Killed by a
Live Wire.
A bohemia Strike.
Geo. W, McQueen, of Cottage Grove,
president of the North Fairview Min
ing Co., has been in the city today
showing some ore from a rich strike
just made in the mines: It runs fiom
. $200 to $300. and there is two feet of
the stuff in a five foot ledge, with
! splendid prospects of a loner vein of it.
a fortune for the North Fairview own
oq wj era if ' Proves to be as extensive as
Keen thoucrht to be. There urn nnitn n num-
Crews, a bricklayers helper, fell from a ber of stckholders in Albany, who will
building today, receiving a 2500 volt be interested in knowing that it is pro
from a wue, being fatally burned. It ' posed to push the development of the
stopped all the electrical Bupply of the mines, later putting in a mill, now
city. ownod by the company,
Walla Walla, Oct.
A Mining itory.
An interesting picture at Dreamland
Con- j is Across the Divide, introducing some
nne scenes and a thrilling story, in
which a miner rmuies a strike, loses his
money at a gambling table, and has it
restored to him on the deathbed of the
gambler just as he is about to be or
rested fur murder by a sheriff's posse, !
repenting, of his crimes in the J,last
shuffle. - V' 1
I "Koep Vy,"' ca-ry :
: able -d.idls umbrella.
Jewe f. "l'j thtm.
Hull" detach
French tho
Our chicken lumulies are pronounced
by the travelling public to be the best
on the coast. (Th. y are made in our
kitchen witn (he -heat ingredients, and
cleanliness The Mission Parlors. - I
Imported billis
at M. Si rd rs & V
Sauer kraut, '
Sauer kraut,
Sauer kraut.
At Conrad Mever's.
Dreamland
Tonight.
NEW BROGRAM TONIGHT.
1. The Ordeal. (Drama.)
2. Across the Divide. (Drama.)
c!. Hand Organ Man. (Drama )
4. Dog Pickpockets. , (Drama.)
5. Anti-Fat Sanitarium, ' (Drama.)
Matinee every day.
Admission 10.
ALBANY BRICK tU
PLUMBING, TINNNING
AND HEATING.
CURTIS KEAL;
120 Ellsworth St. Both Phones.
ESTATE CO, J
106 N. ELLSWORTH. , DAVIS
Farm land and city property bought . D. LrtVO,
anpdnSrties having land or city property P Q TUNER,
or sale will do well to list with us. rf-nvr . ...-
Phones Bell black 53, Homo mam HI. yeary contracts $5 for two tuning?.
' .. Leave orders at Davenport's Music
Palmer's Dairy ...
1 HE GULDEN RULE. J. ffl, RALSTON;
CO ... .
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a v -5 -c
DIAMOND A BAKING P0WDLR
has stno the test time and ngai.i. It is a pure cream
of tarter powder at 40c per Ib.J
DIAMOND BLEND COFFEF
is the best to be had only at .
Both Phoes
Main 53
W. 1st St
A rebate ticket with eveiy 25c pu clu.se.
ALBANY STATE BANK
FOR SALE
WM.
BAIN, PreiiJsnt.
H.'n. HOULEY, Cashier,
i . D. GILBERT. V. P.
Delivers milk and cream to any part ot I 1 v! l N f F
h ritv. Prices reasonahle. Jersey ; I I 3UK.inWL,
cows w'ith best of care. Both Phones.
ML. B. CRAFT,
242 West Second St., Albany
LOANS AND
COLLECTIONS.
OREGON MARKET
have money to loan in small and
lare amounts. Notes and mortcatrth
bought. 1 will bond you. Property r
handled for non-residents
J. M. ENGLAND, Proprietor
First-class meats
elected stock.
of all kinds from
-'-. (1;
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BRUCE & AHDliittuu
OPPOSITE THE P. O.
Fonr chairs. Prompt an Efficier-t
Care of the face and htir.
1 First claps Groceries, and the best
fruits and- vsrttables at r-imnnnt.lA t
i pr:.-e. A rquart (Kal for all.
!t- r, 5 1 " r "fp
OA HS
I V V est Fiist St.
R.vT CLASS V.vlih trAFAN
137 acres unimproved A, near j
railroad, 100 acres in cultivation,- re?t
pasture. $47.50 an acre.
10S acres near railroad, 85 in ctilti- ,
vation, living water, good house,- line ,
soil, beautiful location. Very reason- j
able. ,
400 acres hill land 5, miles from
lirownsvillc. .Modern 9-room house-,-good
barn. Soil line for fruit, walnuts
or grain. A good stock ranch.
2(3 or 40 acres 3 miles from Albany. ;
All in cultivation. Can be irrigated.
1.S5 acres unimproved land, all in
cultivation, on railroad. '
822 acres, 16 in cultivation, good
buildings, 2 miles from town. A line
stock ranch.
2i) acres 7 miles from R. K., 60
acres in cultivation, 60 rolling, could
be ea-ily cleared. Good buildings, ex
cellent Miil. S50 cash.
3'. acre .. .31 1 in cult i vation, 100
c!e:red, rot in timber. Best fruit and
w;'.h:i:t. good grain I;ttK
e in, good modern
h! iii 1 1. M) tree-, ber- !
A modern home.
i:t .unable lor ;dat
I in p'lnll tra'.-l-.
in. Ij in euIii;:tion. '
This bank has splendid fac I ie8 for handi ng you.- bankinp business
and Invites your patronage.
Our methods are mJern and c ntervative, and prompt and careful
attention is given to all c usbs of bu i leas placed in our hhnds.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Intereit is paid on Savings Accoiimss.
Home Made Sauer Kraut
lioii-;-
tin;.-
.-K-rch
. barn.
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city it.
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, f'irins, 6Tiia!l
Call ;ith1 m-c
K. Mil.I.r.R.
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Ccn -ad Myer's.