Democrat
Or.
VOL XLV
ALBANY. OREGON. FRIDAY NOVEMBER. 12 1909
NO 15
NEW BOOKS
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E M PI R U
THEATRE -
TO-NIGHT
THE PICTURES.
Cinderilla Up-to-date. (Comedy.) .
Bob's Electric Theatre. (Comedy.)
Belated Wedding! (Comedy.)
SONGS.
Lets Play House.
Dreaming Lovs of You.
Music Orchestra, v
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If Seeking the Newest .You'll Find It at the Day Light Store
Agents for Gage. Hats, Red Cross Shoes, Mentor Underwear
. Every flay this week we will receive 6 to 10 New Suits,
selected only last week by Mr. Kragen our N. Y. buyer.
ELEGANT LONG COATS
Fashioned in faultless tailored designs, they respond to every requirement of
styles and utility. They are made of fine covert or broodcloth, in tan, blue and'
black close in smart single-breasted effect, with large buttons, mannish notch
collar or the high standing style; oblique pockets, self welted. They have, the
stylish French back, are lined throughout with Skinner's satin These, reason
ably priced garments are full length and give the wearer an air of completeness
and trimness.
SAGE ROOSTER
ON ALBANY.
5 KILLED
In Elevated Accident
DOINGS OF
THE WORLD.
Eugene, Nov. 5.-After a trip to the ! New York, Nov. 6. -Five are dead J. .
Riih.nim.nhuru.tinn. mnv ho in nrdfir. 'and 20 hurt in anwlt nn rh lev( J . Portland IS to have a big College, run
Living in Eugene, where all is hustle ' All killed are railroaders. j S f'he T' T a
f . '. - i ... . i i The Multnomah foot bal squad passed
one forgets sometimes that there is ' torough Albrny for Eugene o play U.
also anything outside; but if you spend : A M Awxitnl Tv :0.todav
a day in Albany, looking over the city! AWIU1 llofifC"! p -it . j- j u p .
you will be convinced that Eugene is j 1,U6V ''The Capital Journal, edited by Col.
not the only pebble on the beach. J.T is the way the Journal puts
Albany is making wonderful growth, Q V. i editorially.
I found upon my -visit' there this , . .. It will cost $2,934.86 to fix up the
week. Where only a few years ago j bridge at Stayton, a joint bridge, ac-
bossie was roaming at will now there Gbeensburg, Pa. Nov. 6. Former ' corang to tne estimates.
Mayor Perrv todav shot his three chil-' Chemawa's foot ball team went to
dren and tiien himself. He was insane, j corvallis this afternoon to play the
iLesuiueii.
Rev. Frank M. Baum has been called
to the pastorate of the Episcopal church
at Corvallis, coining from Dayton, Wn.
A bull-dog at Oregon City was cov
ered with conl oil and set on fire. The
only town in Oregon mean enough for
that.
are hundreds of line residences, new
buildings, nice lawns and well kept I
streets. -
Clean and well kept business streets
and many fine new. blocks, well filled1
siores, fine displays of fruits. I noticed, j
The first street electric light display
is a good one. . I
But F.ugene can beat all 'the valley I
cities on injunction suits.
High Affections.
TAILORED STREET
DRESSES
These serge tailored Dresses will appeal strongly to Women who seek smart
effects. They are cut on Gibson lines and have a new and striking closing
Large buttons are set on he outer lines of the front panel Dagobert flounce on
the sides and back. High turnover collar is inlaid with moire; cuffs trimmed
with buttons and fancy braid. May be had in all the new and wanted shades.
Visit Our New Needlecraft Dept.
i
See Samples of the Latest Embroidery Work. '
Chambers & McCime .
ALBANY'S LEADING CLOAK AND SUIT STOKE
In the New Store
.....The Stetters.
Groceries and Produce
Prompt deliyery
MRS.JAN
E HYATT, .i .
piano iriumDiM
Beginners taught by musical kinder
garten method, followed by thoroughly
graded conservatory course. SI per
lesson 40 minutes.
Inquire at Davenport's Music store.
Let us estimate on your works
We guarantee first-class work
at moderate cost.
PLUMBING, TINNNING
, AND HEATING.
W. E. FRANCIS
Kindergarten School",
Miss Helen Wright
At the W. C. T. U. Building. Terms:
$3.50 per month. Phone Black 2481
Bell.
Senders & Co,
(INCORPORATED. )
Dealers In .
Hay, Grain, Wooi, Cascara, Salt. Feed.
Seeds, Roche Harbor Lime, Standard
and Alsen Portland Cement, Acme
Cement Plaster, Adamant Wood and
..Hair Fiber Plaster, Stock Foods, Ponl
. trj Supplies, Ruberoid Roofing, Build-
ing paper, etc.
' Both Phones 48. 435 West First St.
126 Ellsworth St.
Both Phones.
A fine lot at our yard at this city, just
burned.
Phone" Home 285.
ALBANY BRICK- CO
CUETIS SEAL
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 63, Home main 231.
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C. B. DAVIS,
PIANO TIMR.
Yearlv Contracts S5 fnr torn hmmn. '
Leave orders at Davenport's Music!
Store. ' I
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Portland, Nov. 6. -Philip Streib,
Since She mnvnr nf Miltvnnlr 00 Opaarnn nnn hia
started to install her own wntdr works , . '. - 1
and liehtlnir svstem. For ever two ! Z)ll"Sll fu fSi"' $Jiu'"w r! Dick Brumfield deputy game warden
years there has been a continual fight ! piT '' o.l ,u01 in Benton county, was fined $25 for
municmal ownershin. class i r- i iiunmur wiinout
J. M. RALSTON OREGON MARKET
M. B. CRAFT,
242 West Se:ond St., Albany
.First-clas3 meats ' of all kinds from
elected stock.
INSURANCE, LOANS AND
COLLECTIONS.
have money to loan in small and
bought- 1 will bond you. Property
handled for non-re3idenU
IBK t(l& A8DERS6S ;
OPPOSITE THE P. O.
Fonr chairs.1 Prompt an Efficient
Care of the face and hair.
J. Al ENGLAND, Proprietor
First class Groceries, and the best
fruits and. vegetables at reasonable
pneo. A square dral for all.
VltSECK'S BATHS
'f. ye.' I-if st St.
""R3TCLA33 WJ3K GUAi: .
Harvard Won.
here over
against the masses, something that will
be a detriment to the prosperity of
Eugene. In Albany it is quite dif
ferent, with a cooperative body of
Business men, citizens pulling together,
nrnrlrlnry Vinnlrlae tft alirtlllrla,. fnv a
bieeor and creator Albanv. I New HXve.nt, Nov. 6.
Tne nany 01a trienas i met m uie Cornell is to u today.
Jew short hours 01 my stay, tneir 1
smiles, hearty handshakes and their j
remembrance of the white owl. re-
minded me that while I havo been gone
I have not been forgotten.
Please don't dub me a booster,
But just call me the old
' SAGE ROOSTER.
of
-Harvard beat
Lmnhaven,
Scio News: The big Linnhaven apple !
orchard will be established in the vic
inity of and around Lacomb. Work ot
preparing the land for the trees is to
commence at once.
C. W. Tebault, real estate agent of
Albany, and son C. W. Jr., came down
fram the Linnhaven orchard tract Wed
nesday evening. Mr. Tebault is now
closing up the options on these orchard
lands From conservations with him,
we ascertained the company purpose
erecting a big saw mill and layn,g out
a new town, Linnhaven, unon the most
modern approved plan. The company
will plant 600 acres of apple trees this
fall.
Sinking Pictures.
I hunting without a license. One
1 btovenson s appointmonts.
A Gates divorce suit is Laura E. agt.
W. T. Clark. Cruel and inhuman treat
ment, excessive use nf liquor, and fail
ure to support are charged.
Horace G. McKinley, after being in
jail 21 months, was to be given his lib
erty today, McKinley will return to
China as soon as Mrs. McKinley recov
ers from the typhoid fever.
Prof. Walter C. McKee, of Oregon
City, formdrly of this county, pleaded
. guilty to part or tne charges ot appro
Baron Uchida ' Pria ?S..mon. w
has reached Washington as ambassador 1 should deliberately throw himself away
from Japan. 1 Il8 le hus,
1 c..Hni : 1. n A n . iH
ocveiui piuilltlltilll. J, fv. men, in
cluding Coach Metzgar, Fullback Keck
I and Quarterback Reynolds, went to
Eugene this afternoon to see the U. O.-
1 Multnomah game, also Sam Hartsock,
Spokane, Nov. 6. The industrial of Corvallis, and j. W, Kirkland of Al-
Big Jap Arrived.
Washington,, Nov. 6.-
Spokane's Row.
row here is taking a serious aspect
130 are pledged to stick. A bomb
thrower is sud to be on the .way.
Can't See Them;
bany.
F, G. WILL, lor Watches
RGWUHor watches.
Copenhagen, Nov. 6. The Danes
refused to allow the American scientists t
Sec Madame Vlnej
A striking series of pictures is Drink The great European Palmist and
by the famous author, Emile Zolo, at ' Fortun- Toller. She gives good advice
Dreamland, French in its character, ,n.'ove affairs, business affairs and all
but one fully if not more interesting j3 : private affairs. R s House.
the Mexican's revenge, introducing I a-
some Mexican scenery, and telling a I . .
thrilling story, with a climax that is I .Constipation causes headache, nausea,
startling. .flizziness. hirguor, heirt palpitation.
Churchill & Huston do a neat vnude- i Drastic physics gripe, sicken, weaken
irlll. tL-i..l. i .!..:...- i : the bO'.Vels anrl rfr.n't. nr I1..u.,'u P
tiii. nikii, niviiuu, uvciuuiui: it. me . . 1
trouble with a good deal of vaudeville.
It is short, cute and well enacted.
I),,.,'U Rntr.
u,o-a ui. K,.'nLiy unu cure cotisiipation.
25 cent3. Ask your druggist.
'F. i Will for watches
Dreamland
Tonight
1 Drink, (f ifth D-Art, the great
est moral lesson on Drink in moving
pictures.) . ,
2. The Mexicans Revenge. (Drama)
3. A Dull Knifo. (Comedy.)
,4. Churchill & Ilputon,. : (Sketch
team.)
Entire change of Vaudeville Satur
urday,
I
Matinee every at'-evnoon.
Admission 10 and lCc.
DGOLEY'S
'GROCERY
A new and extensi e line
of fresh, clean
GROCERIES
USE
Bread, Dried Fruits
i and Vegetables
' 9TH AND LYON STREETS. (
DIAMOND BLEND COFFEE
The Coffse that has that good flavor
at 25c per pound at the
COMMERCIAL TEA CO.
223 1st Street BothPhoner! Main 52.
TELEPHONE 'JrtDERi GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION.
FOR SALE
l.V acre; nniniprnved ' hmrl,' ne?.r
railroad, KfO acres in cultivation, rest
pasture. 947.50 an acre.
105 acres near railroad, 85 in culti
vation, living' water, good house, tine
soil, beautiful location. Very reason
able. 4IX) acres hill land 5 'miles from
lirownsvillc. Modern 9-rnom house,
good barn. Soil fine for fritit, walnuts
or grain. A good stock ranch.
20 or 40 acres 3 miles from Albany.
All in cultivation. Can be irrigated.
1X5 acres unimproved land, all in
cultivation, on railroad.
S22 acres. 16 in cultivation, good
buildings, 2 miles from town. A tine
stock ranch.
120 acres 7 miles from R. R., CO
acres in cultivation, 60 rolling, could
be easily cleared. Good buildings, ex
cellent soil. SoOOO cash.
.10(1 acres, 30 in cultivation, 100
cleared, rest in timber, llcst fruit and
walnut, good grain land
5fj acres ciosc in. good modern
boti'-c, barn, windmill, 90 trees, bcr-rie-,
graces, etc. A modern home.
22 acres close in suitable for plat
ling. Would sell ill small tracts.
22 acres close in. 'i in cultivation.
5! 00 an acre. A snap.
Wc have stock raixhes, farms, small
tracts and city proper! v. Call and see
what wc have. KTHKl. K. .MILI.KR,
Slate "Danl: r.r.ildiiig.
. ALBANY! STATE BANK
WM." BAIN, 'Jresi lent. P. D. GILBERT. V. P.
H. H. BOULEY, Cashier.
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This bank has splpndid facilities for handling youribank.'ng busintss-
Inviti s your patronagr.
Ourmethods are mo 'ornjand conservative, nr.d prompt andcarcful
attention is given to all classes of business placed in our hunt's.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. '
Interest is paid on gavints Accountss.
Home Made Saner Kraut
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