Albany
Democrat
ALBANY. OREGON. FRIDAY NOVEMBER, 5 190!)
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VOL XLV
Watch
Meiser & Meiser's
Windows.
EMPI R F
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PROGRAM j.
1. Overture Empire Orchestra.
THE PICTURES.
2. Free Booters. (Drama.)
3. The Wallace Jewels. (Comedy.)
4. Two of a Kind. (Comedy.
5. For the Cause of Suffrage. (Com
edy,) SONGS.
6. The Land of the Red, White and
Blue. -
7. If I had the World to Give Ycu.
Admission 10c.
Watch for the Base Ball Pictures.
Coming soon.
Special
demonstration
and DISPLAY for
Fair
"Week I
ItCosts NO THING
to look and may
save you money.
Special Priced Bargains from every De
partment, piled on counters and tables
with big tickets telling the price.
Take Time to LookYour Welcome
Chambers & McCune
ALBANY'S LEADING CLOAK AND SUIT STORE
In the New store Kindergarten School,
The Stetters...... i j?:: fr'rJIitl
Groceries and Produce
Prompt delivery
$3.50 per month.
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Iding. Terms:
Phone Black 2102
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JANE HYATT 7 77" 7" .
FliJfflDing !
PIANO
Beginners taught by musical kinder
garten method, followed by thoroughly
graded conservatory course. $1 per
lesson 40 minutes.
Inquire at Davenport's Music ' store.
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A fine lot at our yard at this city.just
burned.
Phone Home 295.
ALBANY BRICK CO
CURTIS REAL
ESTATE CO,
106 N. ELLSWORTH.
Farm land and city property bought
and sold,
Parties having land or city property
or sale will do well to list with us.
Phones Bell black 53. Home main 231.
M. B. CRAFT,
242 West Second St., A Ibary
First-class meats ef all kinds frun;
eJi'.-ted stock.
Let us estimate on your works.
We guarantee lirst-class work
at moderate cost, !
PLUMBING. TIN.NNING j
AND HEATING.
W. E. FRANCIS 'I
126 Ellsworth St. Both Phones. 1
C. B. DAVIS,
PA0 TUNER.
Yearly contracts S5 for two tuning?.
Leave orders at Davennort'a Mus-'e
Store. I
1
M. Senders &Co,
(INCORPORATED.)
, f ea'ers In
Hay, Grain, Wool, Cascara, Salt, Feed,
Seeds, Roche Harbor Lime, Standard
and Alsen Portland Cement, Acme
Cement Plaster, Adamant Wood and
Hair Fiber Plaster, Stock Foods, Ponl
trv Supplies, Rubcroid Roofing, Build
ing paper, etc.
Both Phones 48. 435 West First St.
LEBANON'S
BOOSTING.
$2500 Raised for Promotion
Work.
Lebanon held a booster meeting last
night. It was a hummer. The hall
wis packed. Speeches galore, warm
from the shoulder, were made. The
program was a live one, and the enthu
siasm was intense. The object was to
raise money to booBt Lebanon, and it
was dofio.
Who was there to do it? Tom Rich
ardson, of course. He always is, un
surpassed in the world as a promotion
money raiser. After making one of his
characteristic speeches, he called for
subscrtions of so much a month. Law
yer Garland at the jump off started it
at $10, and Hon. M. A. Miller was close
behind, with A M. Reeves & Co. and.
others following, nine or ten giving $10.
In all $1750 a year was pledged on the
spot, no verv small ones . being asked
then. Today the amount wasincreased
to approximately $2500, the goal set, a
big one for a citv the size of Lebanon.
All the towns boosting is going to
make the Willamete Valley hum.
INDICTED AT DOINGS OF
PORTLAND.! THE WORLD.
Portland, Oct. 30. -Indictments in;
the Oregon Trust Bank today were as
follows for accepting Ideposits at the
bank when insolvent, W. C. Morris, ;
E. E. Lytle, Leo Friede, and Henry i
Moore. j
Embezzlement is chargedmthe Order!
of Washington deal by Morris, and em-
bezzlement Jin the Board of Trade '
deal by W. H. Moore and Morris !
The charge of embezzlement on the i
Pacific and Eastern deal is against the
same, and also, the larceny of notes, I
one disappearance of $50,000 and the
mutilation of notes.
Big Auto RaceJ
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Death'ofS. W. tfeece.
S. W. Reece, a former Albany man,
died in Portland Thursday night. He
came tc Oregon in 1877, residing, re
siding in Lebanon awhile and then com
ing to Albany, where he resided a num
ber of years, prominent in G. A. R.
circles. It is said he had just patented
a water wheel for sluice mining. He
leaves a wife and three children, Wil
liam S. Reece, Mrs. John Scroggs and
Mrs. Daisy Pullis.
He was born in Indiana, served in Co.
B. 124th Indiana Infantry ab First Lieut.
participated in all the battles fought
under Gen's. Thomas and Sherman.
Comrade Reese was a charter member
of McPherson Post No. 5 G. A. R. and
a Pasc Post .Commander.
New York, Oct. 30-. The Vanderbilt
auto race waa won by Alco, Fiat sec
ond. The race is off as only two finished.
Felt at Newport.
Newport, Oct. 30. Thejearthquake
was felt Thursday night. There wero
unusually high tides the past week and
rough weather.
Hcallh Heme' on the Ocean.
It is now time for you to contract for
your residence on the OCEAN for next
year, Sixtv rhoice lots, mora nr lpa
in Newport, Ore. (one of the most pop
ular Summer and Winter resorts,) for
sale or will exchange them for other
good property; will assist buyers with
funds to build homes on them.
Address M. S. Woodcock, Oorvallis,
Ore. tl
30 Days Trial
The Willamette Valley Co. has re
ceived fifty electric irons, which will be
sold on thirty days trial, for only $3.5t
A splendid thing for the ironer..
Come co our store apd 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.
Ihe Market. '
Wheat 83c, Oats 40c.
Beef on foot 2. to 3c; veal dressed 7c
pork dressed c; on foot 7c.
Lmru lots.
E 'i?a 37c.
t hickens on foot 10c. ,
Hams 16c to 20c. side3 the some,
shoulders 124 to 15c.
Butter 30c to So;,
r-'lcur $l.o0 to $1 73c a sack
Potatoes li lxr II. .
Hav. frt.m S7 'nr sums Alnunp
ior thu best utiwthv.
F. G. Will ior watches.
800 boxes of apples were shown ab
the Hood. River snow this week.
Jos. Crabtree, of Brownsville, was
lost four days in the mountains and was
almost exhausted when found.
Eugene's lighting contract expires
Monday, and its own plant won't be
ready for a year. What will happen.
H. R..M oyer and W. R. Tripp have
just paid $5,000 for 50 acres of the Mc
Garland farm near Brownsville, which
will be cut up in smalt tracts.
The-Lane County hao association has
elected the following officers for the
coming year: L Bilyeu president, J.
M. Williams secretary. G. F. Skip
wororth treasurer.
Prof. McKee, who has been arrested;
charged with embezaling $300 of Ore
gon City money, was elected principal
of the Albany schools once, but after
wards declined.
A great convenience at the apple show
was r rest room and telephone booth,,
fitted up by Manager Merrill with a
pleasant and accommodating young lady
to look after it, something generally
appreciated.
O. A. C. defentcd Whitman yester
day 10 to 6. Zip boom bee, "hurrah
hooreee. This is a splendid victory
and means that U. O. will have, to look
to her colors. O. A. C. has a coach
with charactor and new snap is being;
put into the team.
Benton county won fourteen prizes
at the apple fair: Second prize of $50
on the county exhibit, Zinn & Calloway
four and $50 in cash, H. G. Kumhaugn.
four firsts and two seconds, $24 in
money W. F. Groves, one first and one.
second $7 in money.
E. A. Wright and Mabel Wright of
Oregon City were married this week.
Tho bride is the divorced wife ot Rob
ert, the brother of the groom, who
made the affidavit for the license. The
groom is also divorced, his first wife
having been a sister ot his second wife.
There are two children. This takes the
whole bakeshop.
Our chicken tamalies are pronounced
by the travelling public to be the best
on the coast. They are made in our
kitchen with the best ingredients, and
cleanliness. The Mission Parlors.
"Keep iry, ' i-arry f
able iv.silj Mubiv.U.
Jewe -: . f I'j thtm.
;rlu'.lfl detach-.P'-wr
the
DOOLEY'S
GKOCERY
A new and extensi e line
of fresh, clean
Imn'M'ted bulls
at M. Senders & Co, '3.
P. 0. 'iviLUIjr Watches
Dreamland
Tonight.
' big feature acts 7
NEW PROGRAM TONIGHT
1. Stricken Blind.
(Selig Drama.)
2. Herr Sillimnn
The Silver Toned Violinist.
New music tonieht.
The Man and the Girl.
(Kulam Drama.)
Robzart Burlesque old maid.
Wedding Party at Luna.
(Comedy Pictures.)
Sleuth ani the
(Comedy Pictures)
7. Silliman. Comedy cartoonist.
3.
6.
Evening performance 10 and IScts,
GRO CERES
Bread, Dried Fruits
and Vegetables
9TH AND LYON STREETS.
Apple Fair Special
Cur strictly Man-Tailored Ladies' Suits until Saturday, October 30th
we will offer you the finest Ladies Suits at the following prices:
$25.00 Suit at Special $19.00
$30-00 ' $23.00
535 00 4 $27.50
$40.00 ," " $30 00
AT '
THE PARIS CLOAK AND SUIT HOUSE
223 West First Street, - . . A'biny, Oregon"
FOR SALE
J. ftl, RALSTON
INSURANCE, LOANS AM)
COLLECTIONS.
have money to loan in small and
large amounts. Notes and mortgage,
bought. 1 wili bond you. Property
handled for non-residents
OPPOSITE TEE P. O.
Fur.r chairs. Prompt an Efficient
Care of the face and hair.
137 acres unimproved kind, near
railroad, 100 acres in cultivation, rest
pasture. $47.50 an acre.
105 acres near railroad, 85 in culti
vation, living water, good hou.se, line
foil, ucautilui location. Very reason-;
able. j
400 acres hill lai.rl 5 miles from!
llrowitsville. Modern 9-room house,'
good barn. Soil fine for fruit, walnuts j
; or grain. A good stock ranch.
I 20 or 40 acres 3 miles from Albany, j
J All in cultivation. Can be irrigated.
i 185 acres unimproved land, all in i
cultivation, on railroad. j
I 822 acres, 16 in cultivation, good J
' : buildings, 2 miles from town. A lino
m m m stock ranch.
OBECiifJ MARKET:- rarniMi
be e:i:.i!y cicnreil Good buildings, cx- '
cclL-nt soil. irM) cash.
.f.M acres, ,JU in cr.ltiv.'.tion, JUr
ck::rcil, rest in limber, lio.-it fruit and
v;;!m:t. Rood grain lane !
d'j acre- t;iie in, jjr-od Tnjilcrr
b.r..-c. ii.-.i-it, windmill, 90 tre, ber-rie-.
'V-'.ip--, etc. A niodcvn home.
2J .'irre.s close in fiiiitabk: for plat
ting. Would sell in small tracts,
22 acre i close in, '4 in cultivation
?1M an acre. A Minp.
We liavo Mock ranches frrms, small 1
lract and city property. C.iil and stc
ivl-.M wq have. F.Tlir.i. t. .M I I.LliK, 1
Stale Bank IUiiiding. I
ALBANY STATE BANK
W.V. BAIN, Iresid-,;nt. p. D. GILBERT V. P.
H N. tOUL"Y. Ciibhier.
This bank has s lpndid f.".( illties for hi. nil ng yourjbci king business
Invitcsyour pa'rinagr.
Our methods arc modern and i nservativr, end prompt and careful
attention is given to all c'ab8b3 of butiness placid in our hand
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Intere: t it paid on Pavings y ccouniss.
Home Made Sauer Kraut
J. h ENGLND, Proprietor
First class Groceries, and Ihe best
fruits and vegetables at reasonable
t'lic-r. A r(;iure dul for all.
ViuJcOK'S BATHS
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