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ALBANY. OREGON. FRIDAY DECEMBER. J 7. 1C9
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Democrat
C H NEWS
"We have a complete line of Dolls and
Tovs, all kinds of Fancy and Common
Dihes and Fancy Novelties of allkirds.
all kinds of Popular Ficticn and Toy
Books, not just afew odds and ends
but a complete line.
E1SER &
Come and see us
Deeds recorcUd:
S. M. Thompson to Oliver McCIure
20 acrea $
J. M. Richardson to Chas. Chris- -man,
294 acres "... 10,000
John W. Gaines to Lee J. Gaines,
120 acres 1200
E. D. Guernsey to H. B. Chess
BOOT LEGGERS DOINGS OF
FINED.! THE WORLD.
80 ! , i
Eugene, Dec. 11, Justice Bryaon to
day convicted Harry Jackson. Harvey
Jones, F. Steinbuck, Richard Downev.
' Charles Miller for boot leucine and
Grants rasa has a genuine blackmail
case.
of
Henry Myers is tho
Scio.
new mayor
S . The Comfortable -
Steam Heated
12S bv 300 feet. Lebanon
L. J. Bailey to R. E. Kingsley, 3
lots B's ad Albany
W. F. Hammer et al to Florence
B Hammer, 1 lot bl 104 H's ad -
T. B. Radford to T. T. and F. J.
Wrightmon, one acre
400
To Be Red Hot.
25 1 Washington, Doc. 11. -Wiekersham
In estate of Thos. Brandon, will filed,
Estimated value of property $18,000,
It is left as follows: $10 to Mable
Big Bay light Store
Where every modern convenience is at your pleasure. You're at home and
comfortable in this New Store. Come in and look around for Christmas
suggestions. You'll not be asked to buy. Come any time, early or late,
you're always welcome to look around.
We are showing the largest assortment of beautiful yet practical and
sensible Christmas gifts ever displayed by this or any other store in the
"Hub of the Willamette." We have the swell store to show them off and
here you will find one Grand Display of Christmas suggestions too numer
ous to mention. .
Last but not least, the price is always less, and quality the best that
money can buy.
In, the Cloak and Suit Department
The price cuts no figure, we'll sell to suit your purse, we're over stocked.
Mark Brandon and Hugh Brandon, all
Blue River mining claims, all rest of ;
real property to wife for life, then to I
children; all personal property to his
Wife, Eliza Brandon executor. i
Following is a list uf schools with an
average attendance of 97 loc more the 1
past month, with the name of the
teacher:
W. H. Tusnn, Mt. Pleasan, 97.
Lelund Green, Sand RWge, 98.
Bessie McCIure, Cascadia. 100.
Olga Martin, Muddy, 07.
E. B. Waterloo, near Stayton, 97.
Rebecca Rucker, near Lacomb, 97.
, FreeU Dart, Crabtree, 97 .
' Margaret Kemp, near Cascania
i? n i i i : i
1000 fined them $100 each and 30 days ,n jail, snow stoandnlmc lias beeS stop1:
ped.
R. B. Miller has been appointed
traffic manager of the u. R. N. and
Oregon and Washington.
Forest Grove is in darkness, with an
; t..!r,n : . eiem-riv; war raging, even H o lo
.o ...,w,.B .u. un.u.. ntsaiuov UIO 4 cent wut rte js objected to.
sugar trust and land frauds, and is go- The numho. nf honi -hilrtmn rlrnw.
ing to make it red hot tor them in the -. monBV t r,i,nnnn thi. ,. .- Ksri
last year it was 444. Knowing a cain of
111, an odd combination for suro.
Bulletin: No part of Harrisburg was
flooded during tho recent high water.
; Other towns along the river were par-
tinlly submerged. Shows we have a
splendid townsite about the highest
: and dyest along the river.
face of the recent disclosures in New
Brandon; Viola Kelly,' Mary Osburn, I York and 'hose taking up land for
corporations.
to aid
Congrcess will be asked
Settled.
Washington, Dec. 11. Panama it:
eager for a settlement of affairs. The
Costo Rican trouble will be settled by ;
Ohief Justice Fullet.
Public Sales.
loo
fT" A Corner in Hay.
Chambers & McCune
ALBANY'S LEADING CLOAK AND SUIT STORE
1
m $10 to 100 . m
m 'Victor and Edison. , v 111
pif "EASY PAYMENTS" , r
S?;fe ' s modern way of doing business. Mtfl
mm Over 2,000 records to select from. We , j j& J
WHa . have arranged comfortable seats in ftfftf ,' 11
4 nse while making selections. yJSl jwjj I
mWoodworth Drug Co fegggf '
WSV'
OPEN: WILL -BE- : OPEN
Kindergarten School;
Miss Helen Wright
At the W. C. T. U. Building. Terms:
$3 50 per month. , Phone Black 2481
Bell.
iMiss Bertha-. Wright,
I eacher of Music ,
Mr. Henry Kleinberg, of Ellensbe g,
Wash., who married an Albany girl, has
18,000 tons of hay on hand, a corner of
it in his country. The result ia a higher
price for hay, it has now gone up
to zz, and it is said tnat it tins is Kept
the price will go still higher Being
kept off the market, according to the
dispatch, has required the shipping of
hay in from California. i
iJ'INE POCKET KNIVES -
We are show
ing a fine line of Pocket Knives, stag
and pearl handle. 25c to $2.50. Fully
guaranteed by us. See our window
dispiay; everything that leaves our store
is backed by our guarantee.
. . Bubkharv & Lee.
Wrecks.
Cleveland, Dec. 11. By Wednes
day's storm four steamers were wreck'
ed, anJ 58 lives ' lost, with
property loss.
Rooms or Kent.
The fine farm of tho W. W. Richaid
son estate, near Scio, was aold this
afternoon nt referee's sale, by Riley
Shelton, referee, with a large crowd
present from Scio. H C. Kinney, bid
it in at $12 an acre for 580 acres and
S31.50 an acre for 160 acres, a total of
million $12,000, previously offered. , (
I W B. Simpson, referee, Bold three
land a half lots in Scio for $605, the
( hird Bale, the first one going at $160. ,
All finished and ready for use, some ! . Boost Albany Liun County, Ore. by
Will CK UUJ"'(i l...W.HVU. uv
, efpecially designed half pound and two
pound boxea. Elite Ciiocolato Shop.
fine office rooms, in the new
Stark block. See Dr. Stark
CV M.PI.R P
THEATRE
PROGRAM TONIGHT
'. ' Pictures, .
Why They Married. (Comedy.)
Mystic Melodies. (Drama.)
Don Quixote. (Ccmody.)
Children of the Sea. ( Drama. )
Dreamland
Tonight.
cKeuzie .
PIANO INSIRUCriON,
hour lesson 50c,
Bell Black 2481,
VOICE CULTURE
1 hour lesson 75c.
Albany, Oregon.
. Senders & Co,
(INCORPORATED.) '
Dealers In
Hay, Grain, Wool, Ca'seara, Sslt, Feed,
Seeds, Roche Harbor Lime, Standard
and Alsen Portland Cement, Acme
Cement Plaster, Adamant Wood and
Hair Fiber Plaster, Stock Foods, Ponl
try Supplies, Ruberoid Roofing, Build
ing paper, etc.
Both Phones 48. 435 West First St.
WAittiA :WALLA v HAS $135,000
J?IE3 STARTED BY AN
: v OIL STOVE.
WALLA WALLA, Wash., Dec. 3.
Goods valued at $135,000 went up in
smoke at the Hotter-Wheeler depart
ment store this morning just as the
clerks were arriving to open up a large
"expansion sale." The fire quickly
gutted; the building, except one bank
of shelves, and water completed the
damage. - Tonight 40 employes are out
of work. ; While the fire department
was suppressing the1 flames a number
of the clerks stood amid the wreckage '
weeping. The insurance on the stock i
is estimated at $82,000 and messages j
have been sent for agents to come and !
adjust t'ic loss. Tomorrow morning 1
men will separate the damaged goods. ;
"I have been here 27 years," said)
Manager W. P. Hooper, "and this is '
my first fire. I have seen many fires
but this is; the worst I have ever saw.
One thing that has been gratifying is'
the kindness of my competitors." j
The fire started from an oil stove
in the "ad" department in a balcony (
over the main iloor, and successive t
explosions- of gas arc given as the '
cause of the spread.
; ) . Songs.
5. Say Boys I've Found a Girl,
6. Daddy Dear.
Vaudeville nsxt Wednesday night.
Something Una.
Mattinee every day. . '
Admission 10c. :
erry
I alters
Chnnge of piny every night.
Price 15c and 25c.
One Show Tonight.
Pjctures start at 7:45 p. m. sharp.
CLOSING OUT SALE
Lodge Aeciings,
Evenings from now until Lhristir.as. We lead this year
in the TOY LINE; also have a full line of FANCY
DISHES.GROCERIES and PRODUCE.
Promp Delivery.
Stetters's New Store,
206 West Secpnd
Street.
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THE LINN & BENTON REAL ESTATE CO,
Have u good list of FARM AND CITY property and take pleasure in 3how
ing you any place you wish to see. No trouble to us. No expense to you.
Before buving see us. See it all. T-.ike your choice. Get the best!
Office 2S6West First St
J. M.' RALSTOf!
INSURANCE, LOANS A!Sl
COLLECTIONS.
have money ti loan tn small and
large amounts. Motes and mnrtRncs
bought. 1 will bo'l you. f'roperty
handled for non-resideita
CURTIS REAL
ESTATE CO
J
bought
106 I'i. ELLSWORTH.
Farm land and city property
and sold.
Parties having land cr citv propprty
or sale will do w'fill to list with us
Phones Bell black 53. liomu main 231. i
TRY OUR .
White Queen Flour
Also Capital M1II3, Perfection,
Stayton1 and Johnson's Best.
Special Delivery.
Murphy
Flour and Feed.
C:--!l up. Both Phonos.
The K. O. M. every Saturday even
ing. Jb red Richmond, Commander. j
The Woodmen of the World every
Friday evening. L. L. Swan clerk.
vunzanita Circle 1st and 3rd Mondays, I
Anna Strom, G. N. .
Modern Woodmen meet every 2nd
and 4th Wednesday in Bussards' Hull. '
Grant Froman, Clerk. 1
Royal Neighbors mee,; every 1st and
3rd Wednesdays in Bussard's Hall. '
AlicbKirk, Recorder. .
Pianos,
Prof. Head's new pianp store, corrje j
of Second and Ferry street.ia now open, 1
with the best lino of piano3 on the
market in stock. Also sheet music and
small instruments will be carried.
, The balance of our stock of Man-tailored
' ,. Ladies Suits and Coata will be closed out : ' .
nt Cost and .below within the next 30 days
on exceptional opprr .ur.iiy 10 purchase
useful Xmas presents at astonishing bar
gains, Tell everybody. ',.
One Suit Given Avay Free
THE PARIS CLOAK & SUIT HOUSE
223 lst;Street, Albany
Both Phones S Main t2,
WM. BAIN, President.
P. D. GILBERT 'V. P.
H. N. BOULEY, Cashier.
DOOLEY'S
GKOCERY
A new an02-.!xr,cnsiva line
of fio-;h, clo.m
Does a general banking business, '
Pavs interests on saving accounts ;. ,
1 Sells bank drafts and travc lsrs checks
Has safety deposits boxes for rent.
ake
mmmmi
Bread, Uriod Fruits
and Vegetables
F. 2 Win f cr vf tchcj
67 il A LYfK
:'ETS.
ons, rrocuce. an
s. The best to be
secured
Ccn.-acl Myer??.