JEWELRY NOVELTIES
Just last week we enlarged our Jewelry Department, until now it takes a
very important place among all the others. Several splendid new show cases ,'
right lit the foot of the stairs to the balcony are aglow with many sparking and
vari colored novelties in Belt Pins, Brooches, Necklaces, Ear Rings, Bracelets,
Hat Pins. Beauty Pins yes all the dainty effects in every ' conceivable shape
and coloring, any of which will give a pleasing finish to collar, belt, hat or dress.
Of jet which is just now so popular, there are some very elegant things in
rins, Necklaces, etc. A number of antique effects in filigree work dull gold
finish or tinted in colors with exqnisite stones mounted thereon. We want you .
to visit this new department and notice while there the very low price at which,
all are selling.
THE
L. E. & H. J, Hamilton
STOP LO OK LISTEN I
The ladies of this city are making a
wondrous effort toward the goal for a
Greater Albany. Their aim is a City
Park, which will mean more to Alb
any than her citizens con now realize.
To raise funds for so great an un
dertaking, they are giving a Chrys
anthemum Fair in the Armory
Wednesday and lhursday aiternoon
and evening.
Afternoon admittance free.
Evening admittance, 10 cents.
TUtv InvK nrrnnorpft an eveilinrr tiro-
gram that would put Belasco & Kroh
man's star attractions to shame.
Tlipv tinvi rn their nrntrram for this
evening's entertainment jhrce of the
world s most tamotis ccrcuritics, mme.
Patti, Soprano; Mme. Caraneo, Pian
ist; Sarah Rarnhart, iu recitation.
Thev have a so arranged an artistic
exhibition of living pictures under
stmt light (John Court would feature
mis aiiracnuii aiuuc ai yi.wj.
ttuturud ttt tut- uu-l ttfiue, Albnny( O
s secou-i : n?e kjuiI matter.
FlPNUTTINQ-
The Democrat.
The Daily Delivered, 10 cents a
week; in advance for one year, 4.0C.
By mail, in advance for one year $3, at
end of year Si). 50.
The Weekly Advance per year $1.25.
At end of year $1.50. After 3 years at
QUI! 'WANTS
FURNISHFD llOOMS.-Electric light
and furnace. 440 W 7th, corner o
Wash.
FOR SALE. Good tooking. apples.
Phone 27G2. lot
GLASS. All oizes and kinds, for sale
at the Albany Planing Mill, cheaper
than aywhere else in Albany. Skill-
ly set, if desired.
FOR RENT.--? room modern honse,
barn, chicken house nnd one acre of
ground. See FiBh & Hodges.
FOR SALE.-Good cooking apples.
Phone Homo U70H. ot
LIST YOUR HEAL ESTATE. With
mo for prompt returns. I have ninny I
requests for city and farm property,
in large and small tracts. Both
phones. C. W. Tkhalt.
432 W. First St.
TAKEN UP. A two year old heifer,
at the farm of A. C. Shclcr. 5 miles
northwest, of Albany, R. F. D. 4. tl2
TO TRADE for Albany property, 7!jj
acres, good house and barn, near
school and church. A very dcsirablo
homo. Eihel E. Miller.
10 ACRE TRACrS -Tremont ten aero
tracts. Close to Albany. Fine soil,
cxcelient. location Best of fruit,
vegetable and berry lnnd. Buy a ten
acre home of the owner. Owen Beam,
Room 1, Stark Bldg., opposite post
otlice.
ENGRAVED CARDS.-For a limited
n,.ui,nrrd will fuvnich lOi) Coo
per plite Engraved visiting cards
(plato inclnded) lor l.bu.
WOOD FOR SALE Big fir. J. 1).
Ellis !)06 E 4th, Phone Bell Red 952.
141
CATSUP. In jugs, home made, de
livered. C. M. Westbrook, Home
phone 7001. tl5
PLANTS FOR SALE. Gooseberries,
red and white Currants, Rhubarb,
Ri-d and Yellow Raspberries, Iceberg
i, I.. ..I. I.., 1 .,.,.,l,r,-i,.a IW.
berries, I'henomenals, Hedge Plants
unit Sage. ivuu i,. uiikuall,
Albanv. Or., K. U. No. , Home
Phono 7102. ltil
FREE. Edgingnd bn.k at the Al
bany suw mill. Get some,
ONIONS FOR SALE. By E. L. Me
Kcover. Phone Bell Farmers 2x1. tD
TO LOAN. $50tK)U on real property
J. 0. Christy, over 1st National Bank
Albany, Oregon, latejot interest rin
Bonable. .
J. W. BENTLEY, bout and shoemaker
ami repairer, does first class work ui
reasonable prices. Next door to
Democrat oliicc. See him.
Any furniturestore nas mai Albany
cV"nr.
K1RE INSURANCE O. F. R. A. ol
McMinnville. Oregon's greatest mu
tual company. C. C. Bryant, Albany,
CusicK Bank Bl !g. Both phones.
UP TO THE: MIinUTE
HAMILTON STORE
The ladies have not been unmindful
of us of the sterner sex whose taste
is principally in our mouth, and nave
provided booths where the choicest
viands of all nations are artistically
served.
Do your drug shop
ping early. Our store!
will be closed at 8
o'clock to enable our
employes to attend
the Fair and help
boost '
Ysr 1 j.1 Tk
VV OOCl WOrtll Lfrilg UO.
Hot wcinncrwurst, Schincer Case,
uud Sandvichcs mit the flowing steine
vill be in evidence at the Dutch booth,
where pretty Dutch girls with wooden
shoes will be at your service,
ItKMiMKHHgmaSieiiKffl
JUST A MATTER OF LAW EN-
FORCEMENT.
A great many people do not believe
in capital punishment, and do not like the hearty and liberal support of the
to sec any one hanged. In fact they people of Albany. It is an improve
believe that hanging does not operate ment that will do a great deal for the
to prevent crime. Men have a right 1
to their belief, in such things. That is
not the question. So long as hanging :
is the punislimcnt the law should be
enforced. Over ninety murders in 1
Oregon suggests a fen- hangings or
something in the interest of Justice. '
A BASEBALL CONGRESSMAN. .
- ,
W. V. McCrei lie is the first base- ,
ball magnate elected to Congress, and
as President Taft is nuitc a baseball !
fan, people of the second Washington
(strict have strong hopes that their
representative will be able to get un
usually close to tlic executive. Oilier
baseball players have gone to Con
gress, but McCredie will have the hon
or of being the first club owner to
essay the role of a lawmaker. Hav
ing served some time as interpreter
of the law, Congressman McCredie is
as familiar with legal vagaries and
phraseology as he is wil balls, strikes,
drops and whatnots. When' he reach
es the national capita, it is expected
that he will introduce some new
curves inlo the political game.
IN PORTLAND.
Tn Portland the streetcar trust
makes $11111,000 a year from the strap -
hangers in its over-crowded cars.
The people of that citv obtain hvgion-
i.- ,x..,-,ise hammer' on s.rnns fnr
i.i , , i . I
which the trust does not charge a
cent. It is all thrown in for the small
price of one nickle. Considering that
the worth of an average streetcar ride
in a large citv is just three cents, per -
haps two ceils may be considered as
naul fur the vibratory thrill of electric
car as it bumps around a curve.
We always have an idle
waiter to
wait on you at the Idle Hour.
THIS IS DISH NIGHT AT
DREAMLAND.
F. j Will for watches !
FOR RENT A ten acre fruit farm.
Call at Curtis Real estate otfice. N.
Ellsworth street. St
FOR SALE. -Team of black horses,
2700 pounds, 3 cows and brood sow,
at the farm of Henry Phiiippi, :
! miles north-east of Albany, K. D. 6.
Box 1.
FOR RENT. Fine office
upon F. G. Will.
rooms. Call
WANTED. A modern residence to
rent. Will pnv uood price. Address
Box 112, Albany. . 2St
FOR RENT. Housekeeping rooms
ver Stevens store. Apply to G. W.
Wright. 81
MONEY TO LOAN on real estatm
at seven per cent. On choice farm
lands at six per cent. A'ipiv to Geo.
W. Wright, Attorney. Albany, Ore
gon. Both phones Oifice, cornet of
1st und Ferry.
FIRE INSURANCK. Boaver State
Merchnnt's Mutual. Inquire at Opera
House Bldg.
Albany, Oregon
317-321 First St
The 'Oriental Booth is an interest
ing feature, and through the influence
of Albany's most favored son, Mr.
Fisher, U. S. Consul to the Orient, the
Mikado has been persuaded to send
us 4 of his most charming almond
eyed beauties to preside over the Tea
Pagoda.
Candy Booth, by a unique arrange
ment with "Toffy," the Candy King,
delicacies here served will be sur
passed only by the grace and beauty
of tlje fair attendants.
Men, don't go home to supper, fjX
at the Fair, i
Any man failing his duty tonight
will be branded a coward.
v-ome up ana ooosti
Last but not least-Domestic Sci-
i nc Lilian.-uuuc m uic iiuiiiiui
structure. This booth will be presided
over by Mine. Roarer, assisted by four!
of the world's most famous
of the world's most famous Cuisineres.
IT IS
AN IMPORTANT THING.
Every move for raising money for
the making of the depot park deserves
city. At a place that has been char-
acterized as the gateway to th
it is of
observed by all entering it by
and by many passing through it is o
immense importance to have it a place ;
of beauty, one that shall speak for the j
entire city, for it is a fact that often
depot surroundings stand for
City :
in the judgment of those seeing them.
But no argument is needed, our peo-'
, llnilcd in their cnulsiasm for
1 . !
improvement, and the thing now ,
is to make it crystalize into action and ;
become a reality.
Reiring from Business.
Everything in the store to be closed
out by Jan' 1st.
" MBS. G. E. NICHOLS.
Wonder Millinery.
30 Days Trial
The. Willamette Valley Co.
has
: ceived fifty electric irons, which will be
j sold on thirty days trial, for only $3.51
I A splenuiu thing tor the ironer.
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WHEN 10U ARU blUv
. ,, . -uu need the
I .ll.ruK5 '""" c"n ""yi .you get JUSt
! t us Kind trom us, pure, iresh, c ean
. tmU give ' tKe dtsired results,
;. ,, ,,ir,rt-;.;t, n
' JUr PXhARt & LRE
,
j ,-. r . , ,
K (j. Will IOr WatClieS.
I
A fine line of fruits, vegetables, fish,
i canneu guuus, eic., always on nanri uc
: t10 Metropolitan Market, Broadalbin
street. Only the best is kept. i
. UK cnu-n.. uur Jewel cook stove six
noies unu water cann. our parlor heat-
ing stove, base burner; our blue flame
oil stove; all in good order, for sale
cheap. H. Barnes.
lOt 322 E. 4th St.
FOR SALE j
My residence corner 2nd and Baker '
St., lot 67x113 ft. Greaf bargain if
taken at once; also furniture, horse, !
etc. Inquire 110 E 2nd S'. !
MRS. H. F. McILWAIN. !
WARNING. !
Newport . V Arthur Hen mis have
leased tho Luther Lake, mar the Neis '
& Scnlosser lup yards, for shootincr
diuks, and i proseeute any tros
Psstrs, witjio'it anv lurther wnrnine. '
BAGGAGE
AtS'n EXPRESS
Call Hell Red 3201.' Home 233. Ve
meet all tiains. All kinds of job ork,
No waiting, CARL TANDKUP,
Expressnifn
Oilice Si2 W.st 2na St.
R. E. MEN
ORGANIZING.
The real estate men held a meeting
at the room of the Albany Com
mercial Club last night and adopted
appropriate by-laws and constitution
for the Heal Estate Exchange. Sev
eral firms or individuals were repre
sented. The organization will not bb
completed until all having offices have
joined the exchange, necessary to its
success. Geo. H. Crowell was appoint
ed chairman of a committee on mem
bership. When ' all have signed a
meeting will be held and officers elected.
The object it the union of effort and
harmoious working together in the bus
iness of selling property and the up
building of tl)e country, a splendid
one that deseryes the hearty coopera
tion of all the men in the bussiness in
the city.
PERSONAL '
AND SOCIAL
Rev. A. M. Wi'liams came over from
Mc-YIinnville this noon.
G. R. King, the real estate man, re
turned this noon from Nashville.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bilyeu', of Port- j
luna, returned nome tnis aiternoon
W after an Albany visit and hunt.
j Sheriff Kelsey, of Fossill, Wheeler
: county, went to Lebanon this afternoon
I after a man wanted for a crime com
' mitted there.
i Misses Josie. Rebecca, Grace and
I Viola and Mr. James, Crooks left last
: night for Los Angeles, to spend the
' winter. On the way they will stop at
; Sanger for a visit with friends.
I rhTwTc. r. u
j The W. C. T. U. at their meeting
1 yesterday passed a resolution of thanks ,
; to all the ladies, the Commercial Club,
: and others who so kindly assisted them
; in the "Apple Dumpling Dinner" The
1 dinner was to success in every 'particu
' ar and placed in the treasury $113.
I The president, Mrs. Blain, appointed
, the following superintendents of De
partments: Evangelistic, Mrs. Norton
'and Mrs. GordonPiom? .tfuifon, Slri.
I French; Press, Mrs. Henrietta Brown;
l Medal contests, Mrs. Frances Hammer;
j Penal and Reformatory, Mrs. Bray;
; Loyal Temperance Legion, Miss Wright
j and Miss Wishart.
Other superintendents will be ap
pointed later, and the work of the
union pushed vigorously. Press Supt.
FOR SALE. 5 cords wood, furniture
and baby carriage. 929 S. Ellsworth.
lOt
WANTED A girl to do general house
work. Call 226 w 2nd St.
r :
Abstracts
' An Absolutely bad title may be
1
' given by a Warranty Deed. It has a '
very misleading name. The Warranty
is no stronger than the present ability
. of the signer to make good, and he
may be dead when your defect is dis-
..oroj
coverEU
Get an Abstract
Now
:
and k"0W that y0Ur title is perfeCt' K
,
: may save much delay and annoyance,
' Your title mav be held UD as U118a.able
. Iour tltle may De nela UP 88 ""saiaoie
at a time when a sale is greatly de-
i
sired. For this delay ' yotK have no
recourse on your grantor.
It ,is ydui
!,:
Always demand an
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abstract when you buy real estate
1 '
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The Linn County
Abstract Co.
30t Brou'tlMn
Albany, Ore
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ALCO CLUB
Had Its Annua Meeting.
The annual meeting of the Alco Club
was held last night, with a large at
tendance. President Hewitt presided.
The reports showed the receipts of the
year to bave been $3303.70 and the ex
penditures $8.69 less. $1954 was re
ceived on subscriptions, $465 on games,
$380 on Tees, $334.20 on the gym, and
sundries. The- net resources are
$5,555.65.
The present membership is 194. Dur
ing the year 39 new members came in,
ten were dropped and twenty with
drawn, a gain of nine
The interest was all paid, $200 on the
principal, $265 on gymnasiujn equip
ment and $273 for a new heating plant.
Judge H. H. Hewitt president. George
Taylor vice president, Henry Vollstedt
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$AY SAMMIE
We Have the $ $ $
Foi' Some Large Tracts of Fine
Land in the Willamette V alley
If you are an owner of something desirable in the way of a gocd
ranch or large tract of uninproved land and Want to sell it, be
$URE ,
TO
$EE
v " U$
SOON
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Or our customers may locate elsewhere, andj we want them nerr
Albany. v
If you need the money more thai you
do the land"give us your property Jfor
sale. ,
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The Oregon Title
& Trust Co. .
" ',304 Broadalbin Si ee'.- j
ALBANY, OREGON.
secretary, H. B. Cusick treasurer, and
I F. M. French, Owen Beam, W. A.
Eastburn, A. B. W'eatherford and J. V.
P.pe directors, were elected, the di-
rectors being entirely new.
A vote ot thanks wa extended the
old board for the good work done.
I After the meeting a lunch of choeie
and ham sandwiches, pickle3, olives,
cheese, apples and coffee was served.
! The Weather. -.
i Range of temperature only 48-41.
The rainfall was .42 inch.. The rain
fall so fur this month is an even 5
inches, just half an inch a day, and it
has rained every day.-
i The prediction is familiar: Rain to
night and Thursday.
!' Get Your Fish at Pfeiffer's.
' The place, 229 West Second street. '
Everything in the fish line, neat and
clea n, at a reasonable price.
THIS BEAUTIFUL HALL CLOCK
ONLY ...
(On Small Monthly Payments.)
Solid Mahoganized Sherry. "
Height 7 feet 3 inches.
We have these fine
Hall Clocks .
from $25.00 to $65.00
They are manufactured by the
ITHACA CALENDAR CLOCK CO.,
and everyone are
Fully Quaarntced
We are also showing a very nice
line of white and black enamej Mantle
Clocks at very low prices.
Our line of Alarm Clocks at ,$1.00,
$1,25, $1.50 "speak" for themselves.
F.M. FRENCH
(THE JEWELER.) .
Sole Agent for Albany.