Albany
Democrat
FOt XLV
ALBANY. OREGON. FRIDAY JANUARY. 14 I9T0
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THE TOY LAND
We have a complete line of Dolls and
Tovs, all kinds of Fancy and Common
Dihes and Fancy Novelties of all kir ds.
all kinds of Popular Ficticn and Toy
Books, not just a few odd and ends
but a complete line. 1
ME1SER & MEISER
Come and see us
SOI
H. S. DEBATES
(Jottage Grove-Won on Both
Sides.
Prominent Albany men were in de
mand last night in the trianglar high
school debates scheduled for them. At
Cottage Grove A. C. bchmitt and Prof.
Cutler were judges iu the donate be
tween Cottage Grove and Junction, won
by Cottage Grove. At Junction Sena
tor Miller was one of the judges be
tween Junction and Springfield, won by
Junction, and at Springfield Lawyer
L. M. Curl was one of the judges in
the debate between Springfield and
Cottage Grove, won by Cottage Grove.
Cottage Grove, with Prof. Barns,
formerly ot the Lebanon schools in
charge, thus won both sides of the
same question , Junction broke even.
and bpringneld lost both sides
, Saturday at 9 O'clock Opened
the Sale of all Bargain Sales.
BEflS & (ME'S
ANNUAL
GLE&RMG
IT MEANS DOINGS OF
ROOSEVELT.! THE WORLD.
I 185 cases and sixteen deaths from
Kansas City, Jan. 8. In an inter typhoid fever is the Salem record,
view Champ Clark said the dismissal of Harper's Weekly has an article head
Pinchot was one of the first steps in ed: "Oregon Apple Mad."
Roosevelt's candidacy for nomination as - F-.Ml?r8' of Jefferson, while in
KOOSeVdlt vttI",,u imo ncciv uo oiiutu uy a
mreub cur unu seriously injurcu.
president. He predicts,
is a candidate, the hottest 8eht in th
convention since Grant was defeated in
1880.
Census
Enumerators.
Washington, Jan. 8. Census enum
erators in sparsely settled districts
Chemawa was defeated by Philomath
in basket ball last night after a hot eon
test. Cottage Grove has entered into a five
year contract for arc light s at$ JO a y ar
and 32 candle power incandesccnts at
$23
The Benton county court has placed
the tax levy at 13.7 mills, as follows:
state 3 mills, schools 3.6 mills, libraries
1 mill, roads 4 mills.
Hon. B. r . Jones, the new register
Oregon will receive $6 a day instead of at Roseburg, and family, were in the
llie question Was. KeSOlVed tnatthe i ho, ;,) ,... -,i;.,r, ( nnn.ho.. nf ritu thin nnnn nn thplp nil InlUrnsiu
state should furnish freft tuxt tooka in ' ..!:- i u. u .:n unH.. -ns....
thti public schools.
Under the new arrangements each
school has two teams and debates both
sides of a question.
sons visited.
A Light Kick.
Editor Democrat:
Shirtwaist Girls.
New Yobk, Jan. 8 Mrs. Belmont,
the champion of the shirtwaist strikers,
says the day should be decided when
... . . ' . ..I every woman and girl in New York Holt -councilman.
Albany is not as well lighted as it ahould walk out to enforce the demands Tm piw,w
home. He will take charge of the office
Monday.
Harrisburg's annual election will
take place Monday. At a caucus the
following nominations were made, prac
tically settling it: Dr. Dale for mayor,
T. J. Anderson recorder, Mahlon Hawk
marshal, treasurer Damon Smith, R.
K. Burton, H. R. Sherrill, Oscar Scott,
tsurt .Norwood, K. u. smsier: u. s.
FREE
should be, this for two reasons, one is of the striking shirt waist workers.
we have not as large a number of street
lights as are necessary, and the other I
is that those lights we have are not I
kept burning.
Thursday night was a murky, noden,
dripping night, when street lighting
could have been appreciated, but many
lights were conspicuous principally for
the reason that there was no light.
There are established on Lyon street
five lights, onlv two of them we-e burn
ing, nor was the one at the corner of
the
TO-NIGHT;
You owe it to yourself to see (he
views on Central Oregon and the f am -ous
Deschutes Valley, now being shown
at Uor. 1st and Washington Sts., 7:30
Tom Richardson, the new Roseburg
booster, passed through the city for
Roseburg. While in Portland he called
upon the other Tom Richardson, whom
he slightly resembles, thongh shorter
and thicker set. He proposes to put
Roseburg on the map,
At the Hotels.
This our 5th Clearance Sale is
going to be the most sweeping in the
stores historyall stocks to be re
duced and placed on sale at
TERRIFIC CUT PRICES.
SALE CONTINUES FOR TWO WFEKS
Plumbin
Let us estimate on your works.
We guarantee first-class work
at moderate cost.
PLUMBING, TINNNING
AND HEATING.
E. FRANCIS
Hand Painted China.
11 a vi land China.
126 Ellsworth St.
Both Phones.
Your choice of six Dinner Set Fancy Dishes
A full line of
GROCERIES
You have heard for the last 14 years about Stetter's Best Coffee, none
like it in Albany. Try some. Prompt Delivery.
206 West Second
St.
Rfiventh and Flllnwnrth rlisnlRvinir t.h
quickening power of "juice applied, in I to 9 p. m
the district meniioned. Three lights
out of seven were burning and one of I
them very dimly. . I
If this ratio is maintained throughout ,
the city, there is small wonder we are The Democrat recently
It may he the
Jome Difference.
"doid
said
ii j , . . .
IWthinc rn.n , weauier ana woou Eat 4.z to b is
them, and they would probably feel of -' ?.S"0.dhfe ?eJ"f ,th a?r 7rite8:
fended if any taxpayer were to go be-' . . 5 Whar d.0.yu
uimti wuuiu Happen your pocKet dook
was where the thermometer registered
fore the council asking that the lighting
bill be cut down on account of lights
out. But that is not the point, we
want light and if present conoitions
cannot be improved there are those who
are going to see what can be done along
other lines.
If the City Council and the Great
Northwestern Corporation take ex
ception to this kick, they can find a
way to forestall a repetition.
KICKER.
Come to Oregon.
Stetters's New Store,
M. Senders &Co,
(INCORPORATED.)
f'ealers In
Hay, Grain, Wool, Cascara, S"lt, Feed, :
Seeds, Roche Harbor Lime, Standard
and Alscn Portland Cement, Acme '
Cement Plaster, Adamant Wood and .
Hair Fiber Plaster, Stock Foods, Ponl-1
try Supplies, Ruberoid Roofing, Build
ing paper, etc. '
Both Phones 48. 435 West First St. I
DOOLBY'S
GROCERY
The following summary of eastern
weather, by the G. T. showing a re
markable comparison even to our worst
weather ought to make Willamette
Valley people contented and eastern
people yearn for this climatic garden
spot:
Kansas City, 18 degrees below zero.
Western Kansas, ' 'hundreds of cat
tle frozen to death. "
Colorado Springs, 10 degrees below
zero. '
Richmond, Virginia, "sleet and storm
forced closing of schools here today.
Louisville, Ky , "Snow covered the
greatr part of Kentucky, Alabama and
ArKansas. i
Memphis, Tenn., "eight inches of,'
snow fell here today."
The Mississippi River is frozen from I
bank to bank from St. Louis to a point !
60 miles below the city.
10 below zero and wood is $16Jper
ana coat mb per ton.
PI R
THEATRE
PROGRAM TONIGH T
PICTURES.
"Legend of Orpheus."
'Wolf Hunt."
"Top heavy Mary."
"Listen!"
"In a Pickle "
S. Vrooman, Shedd. '
E. H. Vronman, Wess Springs,
T. J. Goto, Scio.
?. B. Gallagher, Newpot't
M. A, Kelly, Waterloo.
H; B. Barlon,
S. W. Wood, Sweet Home.
J, D. Pirtle, Coburg.
J. B. Cornatt, Shedd. .
Henry Blakely, Brownsville. .
W. A. Tureman, Walla Walla.
W. W. Powell, Tacomi.
Fresh oysters ac
2nd St. . . '
S. D.
T M
Pfe tier's. 229 W
iiiiir
A new and extensive line
of fresh, clean
j
GROCER ES
301 MAIN ST.,
DEALERS IN-
General Merchandise, with a new stock
to be sold at reasonable prices.
Prompt attention. Delivery to any
part of the city.
, A fine lot at our yard at this city, just
burned.
Phone Home 2f 5.
ALBANY BRICK CO!
Kindenrarteri School,'
Miss Helen Wright
At the W. C. T. U. Building. Terms:
$3 50 per month. ' l'hone Black 2481
Be'.l.
Miss Bertha Wrigh,
Teacher of Music
riANO INSiRUCriON, VOICE CULTURE
hour lesson 60c, 1 hour lesson 75c.
Bell Black 2481. Albany. Oregon.
J. G. Crawford's
Photograph Gallery
Is in the New Albany State Bank build
ing, second floo', with a complete '
equipment fot picture taking of all
kinds. 1
Bread, Dried Fruits
and Vegetables
9TH AND LYON STREETS.
Electric Appliance Co.
422 W. First
Phones-Bell Black 2651, Home' 411.
Electrical Supplies and Fixtures.
House and other wiring attended to
promptly. Contracts made.
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a. ?T o mm. i
W IlUliUVjli u
R B. Maybe rry, Drayman
Heavy and light hanling. Piano
; moving a specialty, Piano and organs
: boxed for shipping Piano boxes for
sale. Wood for sale, cord wood or 16
inch wood.
Office with Linn & Benton Real Es
tate Co.. 238 West 1st.
Residence 713 Moncgomery St. Both
Phones.
I
SONGS
"Twilight."
"The Song my Sweetheart Sang."
Admission 10c.
TONIGHT.
Vaudeville., Geo. LeVee, champion
all round dancer of the N. W, singing
and dancing Comedian, up-to-date
Monologust. . :'
For Loveo Sweet Sake. Drama. .
Exoloits of a Cowboy, Wild West.
Willie Boy Gets His Comedy. :
A Tumultuous Eloptment.
Picture matinee ovory day.
Admission 10 and 15 cents.
an uar y
Sioux Cit;
zero yesten
Ipwa, showed 17 below
( lean up sale in China, Crockery and Glassware
many articles at HALF PRICE.
Wheat Not Injured,
Fruit Inspector Cooper, who has been
out through the country a good deal ;
repoits little damage to wheat. The'
rains following the cold snap, beat down I
Both Phoes
Main 53
V'. tst St
WM,
BAIN, President. f. D. GILBERT. V. P.
H. N. BOULEY, Cashier.
the earth and wheat into shape and it i
will probably come out all right, with a
few scattering exceptions. Vetch is
not in as good condition and there is
some damage to it.
Mght School J
We are about to onen up a night
school in short hand and typewriting
with Prof. Flo as instructor. One hour
lessons three nights a week, if you are Does a general banking business,
interested the undersigned will be glad
to maKe arrangements lor you to enter.
J. W. FONGER,
526 E 3rd St. Home phone 1211. '
Call between 6 and 7 p. m.
ALBANY STATE BANK
WE ARE READY tOR-Wailing to
show you a swell line of lea'.hpr goods
hand : ags, RTits purees, bill books,
mctie v bills, etc. Prices are righi.
Burkhart & Lee.
Pays interest'on savings accounts,
Sells bank'drafts and travelers checks,
Has safetydeposit boxes for rent.
BATHS
'A V'Kl Firtl f
FIRST CLASS WORK GUARANTEED
ANNUAL MEETING.
A mcctino- nf tli ctr.H.1 f
Albany Creamery Association will be
held at the Creamery in Albany on
iiieschy, Jan. 13th, 1910, at 1 p. m.,
fr.r the purpose of electing five direc
tors an.! to transact such other busi
ness as may conic before the mcct-'"K-
C. L. SHAW,
President.
A fine line of fruits, vegetablca, nsh,
canned goods, etc., always on hunt! at
the ft r tropoliran Market, Btoadalbin
street. Only the hf-at is kept
WOOD. if you want some leave your
order at the Imperial Restaurant,
Second street. 22t
Pa! trier's Dairy :
'He (icLDfN 5RUL5,:
Delivers milk and cream to any part of
the city. Prices reasonable. Jersey
cows with best of care. Both Phones.
Have you tried oar
WINTER COFFEE?
If nor, why rot It is the bes
25c coffee in town. Give us atrial.
STAR BAKERY,
C. MEYEB, Proprietor.