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1'jiii.drtid it. kus LitsiLlhue, Albauy,
4 aenon i tuu matter.
F P NUTTING
OUK WANTS
m WIP a k . j K;
FOR SALE. -A bay team. 4 and 6
years oiu, aoo.uiiduu iiw ius.
Inquire of Stella Keef , K. D. 6. t!2
JUST PLAT TFD. -Fourteen 10 acre
tracts 3 miles out. Sold on install
ment plan. Fine soil for berries,
farden truck and fruit trees. Buy a
remont tract of the owner. Owen
Beam, Room 4 Stark Bldg, Albany,
Ore. 1
. , ..:.u
run SAUL.-a nomesieau ceiiuquitju-;
ment on Siletz, all joining each
' other. Inquire box 84. Albany.!
About 4,000,000 feet on each. 12t
GLASS. All sizes and kinds, for sale
at the Albany Planing Mill, .cheaper
' 'than aywhere else in Albany. Skill
ly set, if desired.
LIST YOUR REAL ESTATE. With
me for prompt returna. I have many
requests for city and farm property,
in large and small tracts. Both
Dhones. C. W. Tebalt.
432 W. First St.
WOOD FOR SALE Fir, J. D.
Ellin 906 E 4th, Phone Bell Red 952,
Phone Black 105. 141
PLANTS FOR SALE. Gooseberries,
red and white Currants, Rhubarb,
Red and Yellow Raspberries, Iceberg
Blackberries, Loganberries, Dew
berries, Phenomenals, Hedge Plants
and Sage. Ivbr C. Duedalu
Albany, Or., R. F. Q. No. 6, Home
Phone 7102. lot
I MAKE THEM. -Ironing boards, win
dow seats, cl'ithes racks, tie best.
E. E. Davidson. 739 East First street.
MONEY TO LOAN on real estatm
at seven per cent. On choice farm
lands at six per cent. A-)ply to Geo.
W. Wright, Attorney, Albany, Ore
gon. Both phones' Office, corner o
1st and Ferry.
TOLOAN.$50 000on real property
J. C. Christy , over 1st National Bank
Albany, Oregon, rate.ot interest rea
sonable.
J. W. BENTLEY, boot and shoemaker
and repairer, does first class work at
reasonable prices. Next door to
Democrat office. See him.
FIRE INSURANCE Beaver State
Merchant's Mutual. Inquire at Opera
House Bldg.
Chiropody.
Will remove corns, bunions, ingrow
ing toe nails, calouBies, massage the
feet and make them feel like new ones.
Home phone 892, Bell black 2343. 5t
Tired of Oil Lamps?
Then use
Instantaneous Gasoline Lights
SAFE, SIMPLE, SURE.
Sea SCHOEL BROS.,418 W. First St.
OF
JUST ONE MORE WEEK OF SPLENDID UNUSUAL VALUE GIVING THE LAST WEEK, AND WE ARE GOING TO MAKE IT THE BEST BUSI
EST AND MOST INTERESTING OF ALL. TRADE EARLY SECURE YOUR SHARE OF THESE EXCELLENT VALUES. -
MILLINERY CLEAR
ANCE. This last week will mean
rapid buying- in this depart
ment. The splendid values
that wc arc offering merit the
special attention which they
have received. They are
stylish, well made in all
shapes and colors.
Come early and make your
choice.
A splendid assortment of
dainty bonnets for children.
Come in the pale blues, tans,
pinks, etc. all at
ONE-HALF PRICE.
L.E.&H.J, Hamilton
317 First St.
FOR RENT. House, seven rooms
. centrally located, furnished or un
furnished. Call at 304 Third and '
Baker streets.
0,L03T.-A pair of black kid gloves. nt:Armv P"dicts the destruction of the
J the 0. i . installation last evening, world by fire because of the sins of
with ring inside. Reward
F lease
return to W. A. Eastburn.
FOR SALE. 1 ;ood size cook stove,
i
parlor heating stove, ri. Barns, 6ZZ
4 th St.
GOOD HAY FOR SALE. Inquire of
J. D. Burkhart. Home phone 7203.
.!,.. hetween 6 and 8. t!9.
t '
1 T rC"V A .-.1.1 n.:U
! w. E. G.7 reward. Leave at Demo-
I crat office.'
;F0R SALE -A thoroughbred Jersey
bull calf, tall upon or address Je-
I rome WilliamB, R. D.4, Albanv. tl4
FOR RENT. House keeping rooms, at
99R W 3rd Htreet. Kt
I WISH to contract the building of five
miles of wire fence. Address Box
344, Aioany, ur. zc -
FOR SALE.-A
SALci. A stuaeDaKer Duggy.
Inquire at 317 W 4th St. t7
WANTED. Housekeeping rooms in the
western part of the town, Home
' phone black 154.
FOR RENT Unfurnished rooms, three,
Mrs. S. J. Robin, West 11th street.
Wrights Addition.
FOR RENT. Good houBe, six rooms,
partially furnished, barn chicken
house and four lots. See Mrs. Moe-
nch, 330 Main street.
WOOD FOR SALK. Have bought the
Blab wood business or o. a. BUCier, '
c s.
ttUU 1IOV6 Oil (VIIIUO ui v JVU' t
1 1 II I:nr1oA n I
A-J;- ry(,sale',r5:tt f
Home phone black 176. t21
FOR SALE. 25 acres in North AI-
bany, all in cultivation, tine garden
land or fruit land. Will sell altogeth-,
er or in two pieces. Deal direct with
the owner. Inquire at the Democrat i
omce.
FOR SALE. Lots in Wright's addi
tion; also lots, blocks, and from 4 to
40 acres in acreage in Hazelwood,
adjoining the city. Good terms and
reasonable prices. Apply to Attorney
Geo.. W.
Wright, omce, Kooms 1 and
2, Wright Block,
Both phones.
FOR SALE One good heavy truck
wagon, one two-seated ngnt nacx,
one good plow, one single harness,
one potato digger, one large Majes
tic Ranee, one small cook stove,
one heating stove, two A-No. 1 Iron
bedsteads, together with spring and
mattresses, one good oak extension
dining room table, and 15 A- No. 1
White Wyandotte young pullets
from imported stock, and other
household goods. The above prop
erty is all as good as new and will be
sold at private sale. Call on J. V.
PIPE, 203 West Second St., Alb
any, Oregon.
WANTED Young men to learn au
tomobile business by mail and pre
pare for positions as chaffeurs and
repair men. We make you expert
in ten weeks; assist you to secure
position. Pay big; work pleasant;
demand for men great; reasonable;
write for particulars and sample les
son. Empire Automobile Institute,
Rochester, N. Y.
THE LAST WEEK
'i
OUR GREAT ANUARY SALE
SUIT DEPARTMENT.
STILL AT THE FRONT WITH SPLENDID
VALUES.
A goodly assortment still of these excellent, desirable
garments. The range of styles in these is complcje. The
showing of colors and shades is large, there being some
unusually good things in light effects white grounds
and narrow stripes then a number in old rose and a large
showing in blues and greys. The sizes are all well repre
sented and the
But now you
GEN. BOOTH'S PREDICTION.
General Booth of the Salvation
the people and the prevailing wicked-
ness.
The writer has read history in
vain if it is not a fact that the world
is far less wicked than during many
periods of time, and instead of becom
ing more wicked is becoming propor
tionately less wicked. The progress of
j Christianity over the world is great,
' reaching out into all corners, and in-
stead of becoming worse the world is
' getting better... It is a fact, thoueh.
t. ,t . .. f th m.ii, !
' .. . ., , . ...
..ui. .s . nu umra
as much about what is going on in the'C. H. Ralston to J. S. Courtney,
world as people did a hundred years iT 2 '"cts Lebanon .... ..
ago.
far ahead of ancient times, and, yet
how short do people come of the life
they should live.
"SALEM'S MAYORT
Mayor Rodgers, of Salem, has dc-'
cided to resign because his private j
DUSM1CSB ucmeuius win lime aim audi -
tion. He has made a splendid execu-
tive, and it is to be regretted takes this
rnllrB. a rirv is fortunate in having
, , . , . . -
-n 7 a , c i j
Mayor Rodgers of Salem and Mayor
Wallace of Albany, and it is fortunate
when they are in a position to make
the sacrifice 0f 8ervice for the good of
.. .
the PePle- ,
Don't buy
Calendars until you have seen my
samples. Have finest lot. ot samples
ever shown in Albany, I can save you
money. Leave your money at home.
Rawlings.
123 Broadalbin Street.
The Toledo.
A new steel range, with a cooking
plate on top, a model modern . stove
No blacking. Keeps clean. Just take '
a look at it. At Albany Hd. Cp's.
Get Your Fish at Pfeiffers.
The place, 229 West Second street.
Everything in the fish line, neat and
clean, at a reasonable price.
It is a dangeTou71iin,oTaTca
cough medicine containing opiates
that merely stifle your cough instead
of curing it. Foley's Honey and Tar
loosens and cures the cougn and ex
pels the poisonous germs, thus pre
venting pneumonia and consumption.
Refuse substitutes and take only the
genuine Foley's Honey and Tar in the
yellow package. Woodworth Drug
Co.
KM
prices range regularly from
may choose from any and all
ONE-HALF PRICE.
THE HAMILTON STORE
C H NEWS
Deeds recorded:
Surah Jlorley to Owen Minch
and wife, 40 acres $ 775
Ida M. Montgomery to E. W.
King, int. in 160 acres 1
Onie Bcamis to Lebanon, land
for Railroad street 65
Effa Bodwcll to Lebanon, strip
Lebanon ....I : 425
N. M. Newport to C. F. Lorton
and wife, half lot Lebanon 1000
C. L. Ransom to McC. Barnes,
lot Mill City 100
Joie L. Cox to H. D. Klum, 300
acres 5000
C. H. Ralston to First N. Bank,
Lebanon, 22 by 159 feet, Lebanon
Dy 13V ieet, LeDanon lu today to attend the semi-annual meet
Ira Green to John Janeski, 109.57 i ing of the regents of the O. A. C.
acres .... 6000 rj w. Wakefield, of Portland, passed
U H. Ralston to Arthur B. through Albany last night for Alameda,
James, 2 lots Lebanon 600 Calif., to join Mrs. Wakefield for a
S. W. Patterson to Clara L. visit with their daughter, Mrs. G. L.
COVer. 120 acres 2600 Wnllr.r in hnr noi, Um. nftai- rohioh
J. T. Loftin to L. B. Kent and
wile, lot Lebanon 1000
F. L. Laird to L. B. Kent and
ji.r v- t, . c ..
v . iv. i iiiv lu tSlcruilg
179 acres
Price,
1'
County Court: J
After settling the matter of damages
'" the Davis road case, the court left
for the Crabtre.
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The Weather.
Range of temperature 48-30.
The river is falling and is 4.3 feet.
Prediction: rain or snow tonight,
Thursday rain and warmer, with brisk.
southerly winds.
LINNHAVEN ORCHARD CO.
The Linnhaven Orchard Company
will place the first addition of ten
acre fruit tracts on the market about
Feb. 5.
The company now owns and con
trolls about three thousand acres of
the finest apple land in Oregon. This
land is situated on the second bench,
15 miles due cast of Albany, and was
selected by Prof. E. R. Lake, Chair of
Botany, O. A. C. It is a dark red
loam and the higher portions contains
a noticeable content of sand. The
altitude is right, the drainage is per
fect and the soil is the proper depth.
We will sell these tracts in 5 or 10
acres, set the same to some standard
variety of apples, keep and care for
the trees five year sif desired. They
may be paid for cash or on the install
ment plan.
Cut this ad out and send to your
Eastern friends and ask them to write
us for full information.
LINNHAVEN ORCHARD CO.
Rooms 4-6, Will Stark Bldg.
Albany, Ore.
$13.50 to $60.
at
PERSONAL
AND SOCIAL
L. E, Hamilton willleave tomorrow
for New York for his spring and sum
mer buying.
Father Moran. of Marshfield. form
erly of this city, arrived this noon on
an Albany visit.
R. K. Online- went to Tallman this
aftprnoon to look after his apple and
prune orcnara, equipped tor worn.
Mr. and Mrs. James Froman and son,
of Downs. " ash., are here on a visit
with the numerous Froman family.
Mrs. Mack Montelth this afternoon
entertained several friends, in honor of
1: her guest, Miss Mattie Little, of Port
land. 1 Supt. Ackerman, J. T. Apperson and
' .T K W oat har fnrtt nronr tn f?nrvnllifl
i they will leave for Wew York, and
thence to Europe on their second trans-
(Atlantic trip.
Letter List.
The following letters remain in the
Albany, Ore., postoffice uncalled for
Jan. 12, 1910. Persons desiring any of
: these letters should call for advertised
; letters, giving the date:
j H. A. Anderson, W. B. Brown, Mrs.
! Bertha Berrv. A. E.. Ensign, Milton
Uoldsmith, Konstantin Gisler, James
Harrison, Mr. Thos. Ions, Mr. Peepanin,
C. F. Reynolds, Mrs. Edna Rice, D. F.
M. lieisenber, Johnson Slocumb, Geo.
Stapleton. Aaron Seligmann, Eston
Laurence Wesserman, H. Courtland
i. Cpurtlan
nkuG, P. M.
tches
Wrient.
J."S5. VanWinki
F. G. WILL, lor W
owl of HotUli
Try a bowl
illi Carncarna at
The Crest,
Attend Woodwork's January
Clearance Sale and get some
real Bargains.
Every 10c purchase secures
a vote for the Automobile.
BILJ. BROWN
AND HIS D0QS;
William Brown arrived in Albany last
night with his team of dogs, and has
spent the day selling pictures. His
story is that he is on a trip around the
world on a wager of $10,000, with seven
years to make it, starting in New
Fjundland. crossing the Atlantic,
EuroDe and Asia, by steamer to Van
Fjundland.
couver, B. C, coming down through
Washington and Oregon, that he has
been three years so far. He has the
original five dos, and must have at
least one of them at the finish, which
he said was to be Los Angeles. Tne
wagon is a low buckboard of an odd
construction, built for rough usage.
A First Ward Reception.
Mrs. McNeil and Mrs. Amanda John
son yesterday afternoon entertained a
crowd of their friends at their home in
the first ward, from 2 to 5 o'clock.. A
splendid social time was had, after
which a delicious lunch in three courses
was served. Those present werer
Mmes. Martin, McDaniel, Cady, Mor--
fan, Porter, Saylor, G. W. and J. G.
hradcr, Lee, E. F. and E. C. Ander
son, Huiburt, Jackson, Wilkins, Perry,
Kimsey, Myers, McNeil, Johnson, and
Barney Cady, Winnie Martin, Carrie
Wright, Maud and Otlie Carlton. All
reported a pleasant time and apprecia
tion of the worthy entertainers.
GILLETE RAZORS W e are show -ing
a fine line of safety razors. The
nest money can buy. The Gillette
1(15.00, $6.00, $6.50. Try one.
Burkhart & Lee.
Pneumonia Follows a Cold,
but never follows the use of Foley's
Honey and Tar, which stops the
cough, heals the lungs, and expels the
cold from your system. Woodworth
Drug Co.' . '
FIRE INSURANCE. O. F. R. A. ot
McMinnville. Oregon's greatest mu
tual company. C. C. Bryant, Albany,
Cusick Bank Bldg. (Both phones.
FIBRE RUG SPECIAL.
These are worthy, durable
rugs, made of a very tough
and serviceable fibre in tan,
red, green and blue.
Very easily cleaned are
reversible and unusually de
sirable for the bath room as
they will not fade. The pat
terns are neat designs. They
come. 30x60 inches and will
move rapidly at the low price
at which we are selling them
now.
CHOICE EACH
79c.
Albany
Oregon