1
Fall Dress Goods,
New arrivals in Dress Goads, make 6
our assortment better than ever.
Wool Poplins, in plahn colors, very ser
viceable material 35c yd
Faney Mohairs, in green, blue and
gry,'a special at 3fc yd
New Satin Soleils, in grey, green and
ibrown, self stripe goods, thu prat
itieat gtoda of the season at. ;1$1.M yd
at Flood's
::::RELIABLE::::
Light, Power and Heat.
Willamette Valley Co.
R. E. Welch, Manage
The "OLD RELIAHL
II III 1 1 II
A full line of'choice nursery stock.
Order now, for Fall delivery.
Office 312 W. Second St.
Phone Red 871
JIOLOBIONE SHADES
TUNGSTEN
.Che SV.
T Combination for
ient Light.
Wo have all styles of Shades.
Sizes of Lamps.
Ralston Electric Supply Co.,
506 West Second
Walter Parker,
Grocer
and;
Baker
216 WKBT MRBT (3T K bl H.TM AL B & N Y OKKUO.V :
First class goods in their season.
Phone Main 5(1
WEhuvot.o State Djp;)3its,
nor do we accept any de
posit where special security has
to be pledged. This means
that vu hav no preferred
creditors ami that your deposit
has the Mime security that all
have. , ,
We have invested assets
worth nnre than $1110,001100
and tins would have to bo -dissipated
before depositors could
lose a cent. It is not being
dissipated, it is growing.
J. W. CUSICK & CO.
BANKERS.
Established 18Q2.
E. L.
Cement
Contractor.
Plume-lied SONl. Res.lMMoiitgomery St
UR. VIRGINIA V- Lt N
Osteopathic
Physician
Kfoms l"i and 17 llrenner lilk
Albany
pi.one. H''1 '''"ck
,ltsfeiit".lli,liM''HS
Vrtb tba
Agents for Stanard
Patterns.
9. F. PEIRCE, Manager.
Stree
Violin Lessons,
I By jawes f. gallery,
Manager of the Eilcr's Piano House,
will irive instructions on the violin this
winter. Mr- Gallery is a graduate from
the New York Conservatory of Music,
mid has had years of orchestral practice.
: Mr. Gallery expects to organize an or
chestra composed mostly of his pupils.
A Snap in Land
if taken soon.
E. A. CHAMBERS. R. F. D. 2.
Ailk Prices.
Prom July li
t prices for milk ami
cream
bolivered
by us will be as fol
lows:
Ooarts
daily
delivered 7 cts, ?2.1t
lelivcred -l ots, $1 21
per mouth.
Pin's daily
per rumth.
Gallon d lily delivered '-V.. cts per gai
Hotel lint rate 20 cts per gullon.
Cream SO cents .er qtittrt.
" 15 " " pint.
" 10 " " , p'.nt.
II M. 1'M.MKlt.
Prop. Goldrn Utile Dairy
Uj.iler in ch)Sca mnts of nil kinds.
HARRISBURG
Cheapest Land in County Around
It.
Bulletin:
Dr. G. E. Parshall, a Chicago Veter
nary Surgeon, has located here at the
icott & Smith stables
Dan McClain closed a deal a day or
wo ago for the sale of his farm of KiO
icres to a Mr. Dunn of Toledo, Ore
The consideration was $40.00 per acre.
It is up to Harrisburg to go after the
Salem-Eugene line of electric railroad,
t is time we were somewhat awakened
when the announcement is finally made
by one of the head officers of the com
pany that the road will cross the Willa
mette ut Peora. '
Game Wardens Green and Keeney of
Albany have been looking after viola
tors of the game law in this Beet ion.
A rake down was made Sunday, Green
caking in an emmigrant who bad taken
down a china hen for his dinner.
G. Peterson closed a deal this week
for the transfer of his 160 acre farm
north of town to M. C. Carolin of
Brownsville. Mr. Peterson sold this
place last spring on contract to a Port
land party for $26.00 per acre, and he !
in turn sold it to Mr. Carolin for about
$30.00 per acre. A little over two years
ago Mr. Peterson bought this place for
aDout zu.uu per acre.
Religious
Christian church: Bible school 10:30.
E. S. Muckley, formerly Dastor of the
first Christian church of Portland for.
nve years, wm speaK oont morning ana
evening. Y. P. C. IS. 6:30 p. m. Every
body welcome.
M. E. church. 3rd and Ellsworth.
Sujoct of the sermon at 10:30:
'Why we baptize children. Pa'ents
wishing to have their babies baptized
are requested to have them present at
mis service memo at t au: "ine
Mustard Seed
or ' The Miracle of
Music has been Dre-
Multiplication
pared for each service. Epworth League
6:30. topic: 4 'A Lost Son and a Yearn
ing rather." Class meeting 10 o clock;
S. S. 11:45; prayermeeting Thurs. eve.
United Presbyterian; W. P. White,
Pastor. Services at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30
p. m. Morning subject: "The Ruin of
a Man With an Opportunity." Even
ing subject: "Sufficiency of Grace."
S. S. and C. E. at usual hours.
First Presbyterian church: Rev. F.
H. Geselbracht. Minister. Morning
seivice 10:30. Theme: Limitation Spells
Opportunity. Evening service 7:30.
Theme: Why Join a Church? -Sabbath
School 11:45, Junior Endeavor 3:00,
Christian Endeavor Society 6:30 A
cordial invitation and hearty welcome
to every one.
St. Majy's church. Rev. Arthur
Rector, Rev. A. Servais, Assifttan .
Sunday services at 8 and 10:30 a. m.
The pastor will officiate and preach
from the gospel of the Sunday and the
full choral service will be rendered by
the chcir. Vespers will be chanted at
7 30 and the pastor give the sermon.
The pnblic is cordially invited.
Grace Presbyterian: Preaching ser
vice at 11 a.1 m. and 7:30 p. m. In the
absence of the pastor President Crooks
will preach in the morning and Prof.
Prankin in the evening.
Baptist church: -Regular services at
the usual hours, Sabbath School 10:15
a. m., preaching by Rev. A. C. Eaton
at 11:15 a. m and 7:30 p. m. B. Y. P.
U. 6:30. All are cordially invited to
attend these services.
Brownsville.
Timrs: M. U. Carolin sold his 160
acre tract of land just purchased last
week, to Mrs. M. v. iurner. nir.
Carolin realized the neat sum of$500
for his few duys Investment.
W. B. Blanchard atrived homo Mon-
day frem his eastern trip. In August
he went trom heie to Halt L.aneiiy as
a delegate to the National u. A. K.
Eucampment. Since then he has been,
visiting in Vermont, New Hampshire
and New York.
the bowels and don't curei Doan.'s fiteg
. ... . MD;Ui ule'o act gently and cure- osnstipation,
Stayton ill Right. j 25 cents. Ask your druggist
o,....i.... ..I..:..... i.u tl... v.,
t town
of its size on the coast,
and some of its
institutions will speak for themselves:
a fine water power, a woolen mill, an
excelsior mill, a chair tactory, a saw
mill two grist mills, an ice plant, an
electric light plant, water works, tele
phones, cement sidewalks, ana is me
center of a rich country. Besides it is
about to have an electric line from
Salem.
An Odd Rult.
Stayton Mail: The lumbering comp
anies are ' depopulating the foothills.
They buy out the ranchers and do noth
ing to replace the settlers. It is a sad
sight to pass along in the upper edf.e
of the foothills and see the many com
fortable homes, bearing orchards and
cleared 1 -nds that are 'iven over to
decay. If the companies, after taking
otr the timber, will not sell the land at
i reasonable rate for settlement, their
l ind ought to bo unmercifully taxed
ind force them to sell.
GASOLINE tiURNS FATAL.
Soatman Tries to Refill Tenk With
Lighted Lantern in Hand.
Kvcrctt, Wash., Oct. S While gnso
ine va being transferred from one
.ishing launch to another near Mtikil
eo Inst night, llu fumes wen iunt.i
jy a hintern ami Kldon Grahan va
mrned to death.
His enn'VKtnions, J. Everett (Jrahan
and l Ki'.uu'is Alkya wore burned but
oh ii pod death by loapuiir into the wat
or Graham is in a hospital here Al;
he nun are from Seattle. Jis'lj
F. Q. Will ior watches.
MISFITS.
Schlatter.the imitator of Christ, has
died again. What's the odds. He was
a great fake.
Football players hereafter will have
plenty of mud for their games. But
there is nothing in footoall if not clean.
A young man died at Corvallis of
dpinal paralysis, and the statement is
made that there are 175 cases in the
stale.
Each candidate for the mayor of New !
York is already elected, in his mind.
Anything can be figured out before
hand.
Kincaid Field, at the U. O. is about
to be changed to McArthur Field.
Honors are eoming Pat's way like lions
before Roosevelt's gun.
"is Harrisburg on the map?' asks
the Bulletin, in giving the route of the
new Welch road, that skips that city
going up Dy way ot P.;oria.
More
people have' been eoming to
Oregon
than to California on colonist
ratea, a significant fact.
showing a
decided change in t!ie tide.
I Jim Jeffries has returned iron Eu
rope, and Jack Johnssn will do well to
take a hide, for Jeffrrss says he is- go-
i ing to lick him.
The dining car superiatendent oi Chi'
C3g
says many neonie- who eart on
diners have more money than brains.
But that doesn't settle She tip graft
question.
J. M. Nolan is assessed it $25,000 on
his stock:, of goods, while the highest at
Eugene ie $24,000. The Eugene stores
are assessed at $21,000 and the next
nearest at ssxouu. bpeaKinpr ot' stores,
Albany has1 two that employe over 2&
people, one- 35, at the present time;
Can Eugene or Coivallis make i
show-
ing line tnat.
There is more catarrh in thiB section
of the country than all other diseases
put together, and until the last few
years was supposed to be incurable, ror
a great many years doctors pronounced
it a local disease and prescribed local
remedies, and by constantly failing to
cure with local treatment, pronounced
it incurable. Science has proven ca
tarrh to be a constitutional disease and;
therefore requires constitutional treat
ment. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufact
ured ry F. J. Cheney & Co., Ohio, is
the only constitutional cure 0v the
market. It is taken internally in doses
from 10 drops to a teaspooful. It acts
islirectly on the blood and mucous sur
saces of the system. They offe:rone
hundred dollars for any case i. faifs- to
cure. Serd for circulars and testimon
ials. Address:
F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, O..
Sold by Druggists, 75ct
Take Hall's Family Pills for ooiwti
pation. Oysters, JOyslers.
The season is here. Tiy
H. Hofiloll!
for anything you want
tail and in bulk.
All styleaj re- i
If you are going to travel get the
American Bankers Association. Trav
ellers checque,in$10.00.'$Se;00or $50:00
denominations, payable at ten thousand'
banks, or t-.t any hotel or railroad office.
For sale by J. W. Catiok & Coi,.
Bankers.
1 Holt Again for your raeatB- of all
kinds, and the Metropolitan. Marivet
next door for the latest and besS. in
iruits ana vegecaoies.
ConstiDation causes neadaoha.-nausea-
nizziness, languor, heart palpitation,
! Drastic physics gripe, sidten,. weaken.
Never can tell wucri. you'll- maah a
I R .ni,j tir ' Tkom"
Eclectric Oil instantly, relieves the-pain,
-luickly cures the wosnd.
Vetch and
Cheat Seed.
In any quantity desirea,. also
kinds of Grass Seed which will
be sold on a very close margis.
At Murphv's Feed Store
. 225 Wist 2nd Steeet.
Old and Reliable
Thirty-eight years of steady growth j
are significant endorsement of the
careful management and courteous
service of the time-tried tktnK.
Assets over 'o"c million dollars
F3RST NATIONAL BANK
having Account
in the name of your boy and girl
will teach them a knowledge of
business and a habit of saving that
they can acquire in no better way.
ntcrosl paid cn Savings accounts
-irSST SAVJNCS BARK
Hvi-.ed and operated by the stockhold
ers of the First National Bank,
Imported Brasses !
New Designs and Shapes !
At the Right Prices. Always at
Ghas. Knecht's
HOW ABOUT YOUR HEATER?
Is it all riht and readv for the:
Winter? If not this is the best timer1
to have it cleaned and put in repair."!
, , , . . c .
before you start your winters fire, j
Or possibly you need a new one? In'
arir case you will find our work in'
,-. T,W nf H,- fc. W. will nut in
steam heating apparatus, hot air fur-
nace- or hot warn- heating at
enable cost.
MiSDIN & STUAPT.
The Crest
Tairoalie3, Tamalies.
Try one'of our bonetess chicken tam
alies. None better ire tine city.
Oysters-served any style, aiso light
inches-.
j&th Phone 316 West 2nd
4M
tl
Wiere nieaned bji our meafooda of dry
cleaning, are made to-lock just as good
as'made to .oo& just as mew. Waists
and dresses- of delicate colors and ma
terial we renovate to-the delight of the
owner: We also dye any garronnt d
sired in beauti.tl shades and colorings,
TOE CLEANER,
CS. SHELiuEY, Prop.
,0 VT IStlSt.. Beli Phone blaek.273
.Borne phone 196
Meyer 'Vacuum
(Meaner.
To olean yous house this Fall, the
machine that gets the dirt.. .
Gasoline power.
Have your beds ad on all kinds of
Furniture the On ward Siding Furniture
Shoe and throw away the casters.
Leave orders- at Pratt's Furniture
store. O. B. ADAMS.
Borne Phon Btaek 352.
GementWork
Estimates- given on Plastering, Side
walK and Cement Work.
J. F. H31AVER, 4th & Calapooia Sc.
scoffs Santal-Pepsin CapsuiBS
A POSITIVE CURE
Forlnflsmtnatlon orCfLtarrho!
tl.. Itlari.LorntiH 1 )iaoa. .! H iri
m-yu. MO CIDRE NO FT, Curfil
imckly and iernmtuTitly tbt
luit) iHt4 do niBtlr of bow
'on b tun din a. A tsnlateli
lutrmh-as. Sold by drn&?iBte
Price fi.ofl, or by mall,, poai
paid, il.00,3 bozee79
THESANTAL-PEPSIliK,
Bcllelantslne, OU.
For eale br'Barkhnrt A Lee
CHINKSE DOCTO'K jr"MoTrFoo7an
experienced compounder of Chinese
medicines, successor of the late Hong
Wo Tong, is now prepared to furnish
Chinese medicines to all. Tbeunder
signed recommends Wm and guaran
tees satisfaction. Ca.l or write him
t No. 110 West Second Albany
Or .llM WrsTF-ALL. 5
Couxs & Revive
Real Estate and Insuran
Buy and sell realty. Insure prop
erty and transact loans. Large or
small timber tracts.
CARPENTER
AND PAINTER
If you want your home Painted, lie
paired or a new one huilt givf us a -all. !
ivM KIRK, Albw Cw, , i
Hui.-.c Fboue,
!
- The Market. (
Wheat 85c, Cats 40c. '
Beef on foot 2 to3c;vealdressed7c;
pork dressed 9c;: on foot 7c.
Lard 15c.
Eggs 32c.
' hickens on foot 10c.
Hams 16c to 20c, sides the
some,.
snouldera 12 to IBe,
. cutter 30c to 35c.
Flour $1.50 to $1.75c a sack.
Potatoes lc oer lb.
Hay, from $7 for some clover to $14'
for the best timothy.
t j
eupeiiea.
.
The City Fish Market has reoped;
?oin "t,109 Lyon street Albany, Ore.
w? wll huve on hand all kinds of fresh
FISH.CLAMS. OYSTERSand CRABS,
also a full lin of Salt and Smoked
Fwb. Everything new and clean.
iASH PAID FOR POUDEBY.
Yours for Business.
CONRAD SC3EUBLL.
30 Days Trial
Ihe- Willamette Valley Gov has re
ceived fifty electric irons, whfel will be-
poistort thirty days trial,, for oajy $8.5b
.AsjileDdid thing for the iroirer.
F, i Will for watches-
Made in Albany my no 1 Edg: drain
s the- BEoT in the market. Various -
j grades-and prices from $1.25 upwards.-
livery ounen nranaea witn my. name.
Look for it. Examine these shingles-before-
buying elsewhere.
E. A. THOMPSON
i-no dry kilm.
We-
We keep rb best of all kindfli.
us fos agtmea
See
CITY LUMBER YARD
wilkins & .aatis.
A. STAEK, M. D
WIfySIOIAN AND SbKGEON
WfLlt.& STARK :BLOCK, AifLBANY
DIL MARY MARSHALL,
Osteopathic Phys!ciati
Albans- State Bank BuauMs
BeUi Blacks Home 275.
H. A LEININGER
DENTIST
Crawturd Block,
Albany
W. R. B1LYEU.
Dentist
.WILL & STARK BLOu'S, ALBANY
UR. II. .. ElUiW,
: DENTIST
Rooms 6 and 8. Btvsoner Block.
Home Phone 359. Bell Black 2481
J. G. Crawford's
Photograph Gallery
Is in the New Albany State Bank BuilaW
ing, second floor, with a compltca
equipment for picture taking of alt
kinds.
HURRY UP WAGON,
Righton hand any time of the day or
night. Transferring baggage a spec
ialty. Any kind of wood for sale.
Phones-Bell Red 204: Homo Red
CMHce with Linn and Benton Real
Estate Co. It. B. MAYBEP.RY.
" TUBTYUUirr'
jlU jj and Sign Painter, 122 Eerry St.
I Agent for the Cleveland Geisenito
' poof paint.
Horns phone 320. Paiific Red 3CG2
ALBANY OHBGON
Want's Your Patrbnao-e
SHINGLES
8
H Telephone Red
671