Albany
Democrat.
70L XLV
ALBANY. OREGON. FRIDAY JANUARY. 21 19TO
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TRY OUR
White Queen Flour
AlsoJCapital Mills, Perfection,
Stayton and Johnson's Best.
Special Delivery.
Murphy
Flour and Feed.
Call up. Both Phones.
CIJETIS REAL
ESTATE CO.
106 N. ELLSWORTH.
Farm land and city property bought
and sold, . '-.'.
Parties having land or cily property
or sale will do well to list with us.
Paones Bell black 53. Home main 231
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
Gh
By this we mean for these two days, during our
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Annual Clearance Sale
-:We-wiUgiv the greatest Bargams ever offered' ,
on Children's Wearing Apparel such as Coats,
. 'suits, capes, hats, and muslin underwear.
te'flfk FOR CILDRES
3leUU GOATS worth up to 5
ii JK HiJZ-
iJ 9 lP) JmJVs
The Greater
Plumbing
Let us estimate, on your works.
We guarantee first-class work .
at moderate cost.
PLUMBING, TINNNING
. AND HEATING.
W. E. FRANCIS
126 Ellsworth- St.
Both Phones.
M. Senders &Co,
(INCORPORATED.)
I ealers In .
Hay, Grain, Wool, Cascara, Slt, Feed,
Seeds, Roche Harbor Lime, Standard
and Alsen Portland Cement, Acme
Cement Plaster, Adamant Wood and
Hair Fiber Plaster, Stock Foods, Ponl
tr Supplies, Ruberoid Roofing, build
ing paper, etc. , '
Both Phones 48. 435 West First St.
A fine lot at our yard at this city, just ;
burned. . I
Phone Home 2P5.
ALBANY BRICK CO)
Palmer's Dairy
the gulden '.rule.
Delivers milk and cream to any part of
the city. Prices reasonable. Jersey
cows with best of care. Both Phones.
J. G. Crawford's
Photograph Gallery
Is in the New Albany State Bank Build
ing, second floor, with a complete
equipment for picture taking of all
kinds.
C. ti. DAVIS, .
PUNjV TUNER. I
Yesrly contracts '5 for two tunit gs. i
. Laive crderj at Davenpau's Muiic
Store.
Remember
We save
aoc purcnase . 01 Hjtf,
COFFEE,
ME1SER &
Speci
al
Id
r en s
For Chilclren's
elrawe-f Sigownsaists worth boc
Chambers & McCune's Store
Hand Painted China.
V; , Your choice of six Dinner Set Fancy Dishes ,, .' ' '
. A full line of . '
GROCERIES
You have heard for the last 14 years about Stelter's Best Coffee, none
like it in Albany. Try some.' Prompt Delivery.
jStetters's New Store,
DOOLEY'S
GROCERY
A new afid extensive line
, of fresh, clean
Bread, Dried Fruits
, and Vegetables
9TH AND LYON STREETS.
to
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7 5 n
CO
Vest first St.
FIRST C.LAS3 WORK GUARANTEED
you 3c on every
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SPICES.
MEISER.
r
uay
BEAR SKIJST
all colors sizes
Afuslin skirts, I
Haviland China,
206 West Second
' St. -
301 MAIN ST., ' ,
. .'. DEALERS I
General Merchandise, with a new stock
to be sold at reasonable prices.
Prompt attention. Delivery to any
part of the city. -
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.
R. B.' Mayb err y, Drayman
Heavy and -light hanling. Piano
moving a specialty, Piano and organs
boxed for shipping Piano boxes for
sale. Wnnrl fnr Halo 'pnA
I inch wood.
Office with Li'n & Benton Real Es
tate Co.. 236 West let.
Residence 713 Moncgomery St. Both
Phones. " .
- ANNUAL MEETING.
i t
A meeting of the stockholders of the
Alh.'iiiv I rfnwMtr Acn..:...! .
, ..-uaLiuii will oe
jlield jit the Creamery in Albany on
; Jucstlay. Jan. 13th, 1910,. at 1 p. m
;.-r the purpose oi electing five dircc
I u.r ami tu transact such other busi
J ncss ;, may come before the mect-
, C. L. SHAW,
; President.
ki t mi
DEATH OF
PROR SANDERS
Prof. A. M. Sanders. snnprinlomlAnt
of the Albany schools, died at 11.30
o'clock, last night, of pneumonia.
The world loses a splendid citizen and
an able educator, a man who played
his part well in the great drama of life,
leaving aclean record.
. He was born inMarch,lS63 in Yamhill
OnlllUV Ma lunn .-.,).. a- J l.
ville college, where he graduated, and
vu-s.,. ... ua,s, nuseuurg, Asniana
and other places before coming to Al
bany three years ago, one ot the states
"rDV r, .""..i3' -iaui as a superintend
ent. His life has been spent in Oregon,
except two years at Seattle, and mostly
in the cause of education, though for a
while in the hardware business at tic-
luinnviue.
He was n mnmLw nr uA
-u: :u i . " ",o ""H"?1-
cnurtii mr many years, prominent in
" mi me UI1II.CU ArLl- 1
zans, and was a great help in musical ,
He was married three times, and
.nu OV1IO, UJJC, UUII,
of this city, by his first wife, and one
of n.llao n C L , - ,
funao a mujt VL auvuii uv ms secona
Thfi filnprnraaitrinac, 'tll ' l. UM1J i.
the Baptist church at 10:30 a. m. to
morrow, when the remains will be ta
ken on the noon train for Roserurg,
where he was superintendent of the
public schools, for five years, and where
Mrs. Sander's people reside, for burial.
The body will be at the church at 10
0 clock to be viewed by friends.
C H NEWS
Deeds recorded: - ' ' s:
Samuel D. Yoder to G. C. Price
A. Info Kmgnt'.i 9 ntni
L. H. & F. M. Lewis to ,C. D.. I
wiisoniacre.. ;..iV., 35
Mortgages fo- 500 and $1800.
Assignment mortgage for $2750.
cock by P. R, Kelley.
8 .. anglers
121 hunter'a
licenses.
licenses,
. .
Modern Boosting.
Advertisements to appear shortly in
various periodicals, from the Eugene
Commercial Club, mtlke the novel offer,
that the new-comers; to Lane county
who desire to get married and settle in
Lane county, will have all their wed
ding expenses paid by the Club. The
expense of the license and the minU
ter s ree will be taken care of, as an
encouragement to home-ira'ring of the
would-be-mated pairs. The scheme
emanates from D. C. Freeman, the
new manager, who may develop a mat
rimonial bureau in connection with his
duties as publicity pusher.
$3,00000 Paid.
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Having received darft as in full pay. I
ment of Benefit Certificate No. 6G2296
to amount of $3,000,00, issued in thel
name of John Kraden. late member of
ihamette famp No. 5465 Modern
Woodmnn nf Amnri.. 1 n.lau (. , 1
to the officers and members of . the
Moaern woodmen of America, my;
thanks for the prompt settlement of
thp plnim DnH nan
mend the order of the Modern Wood-
men of America to any one wishing a !
good cheap and reliable insurance.
iinx dkauen, uenenciary. i
LOSt. This morning between 729 W !
AtV. Qf . nnrl .1 u.u '
uu. hum ,uo 11C1UIU UII1C?, ,
gold wr tch with chatelaine attached.
Back of case engraved "Daisy,.
Christmas 1903." Rewari for return
to this office.
LINNHAVEN ORCHARD CO.
TllP T.i'nn1,nifnn !l I. .. .. .1 -
will nlare' tlin'firct ,l,i:,;n.. f
acre fruit tracts on the market about
ren. a.
The rnninnnv mmA .
,, 1 j ..w u3 .iiiu
trolls nhnut- thpn tl,n.. nr
the finest apple land in Oregon. This
.iiiu is suuaicu on tne second bench,
la 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 hither nortions contains
a noticeable content nf .in1 Tim
altitude is right, the drainage is per
fect and the soil is the proper depth.
We will crll tlip.n ,.. : e in
acres, set the same to some standard
variety ot apples keep and care for
the trees five ve.nY Gif .l.c;rn.i ti,
may be paid for cash or on the install
ment pian,
Cut this ad out arid senil to your
Eastern friends and ask them to wrile
us for full information.
LINNHAVEN ORCHARD CO.
Rooms 4-6, Will Stark Bldg.
Albany. Ore.
WOOD. It yiMi wjih some yiir ;
order at the Imperial Reslaurant, .
Second ft'i-rt. 22t !
i'ok-y's Kidney Kcmeilv nill cure
any ca-e of kidney or bladder Irr.ublc
lliat is not beyond the reach nf medi
cine. It invigorates the entire sy.-lcni
and strengthens the kidney- m.' they
eliminate the impurities from tin
blood. Backache, rheumatism, kidney
and bladder troubles are all cured l.v
'is (M-cat medicine. Unndivonii
Drug Co. , , ' ,
PARDONS
WANTED.
Washington,. Jan.. 15. The formal
applications for Jones and Mays par
dons, convicted of land fraud, is not
reached by the department of justi-.a.
Letters are on file from Governor Ben
son and other .officials , endorsing the
ones, bnt Mays has not been heard
num. x jis, ii granieu, win escaDiisn
a basis for Hermann to appeal should
he be convicted.
One Body
Ashore.
Marshfield, Jan. 15. The first body
of the Czarina disaster was wasln d
ashore this morning, not yet identified
It was that of a man weighing 140
pounds, with light mustache. , The
beach is still being patrolled a distance
of five miles.
Bill Defied.
London, Jan. 15. The Kaiser is de
fled by Lloyd George, who predicts des
truction if he invades the British shores
' ' ; Don't biiy
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.
A Traveling Salesman.
H. F. Beers, 617-7th Ave.. Peoria.
111., writes: " Ihavc been troubled for,
some time with kidney ' trouble, so
severely at times that I could scarcely
carry my grips. After using one bot
tle of Foley's Kidney Pills I. have
been entirely relieved, and cheerfully
recommend them to all."'! Foley's Kid
ney Pilly are healing and antiseptic
and will restore health and strength.
i Woodworth Drug' Co. '! ' '
. Pneumonia follows a Cold.
. but never follows the use of'Foley's
noney ana lar, which stops the
cough, heals the lungs,. and expels the
cold from your system.' Woodworth
Drug Cb . . .
PI R
THEATRE
New Program Tonight. . "
VAUDEVILLE
Colored Male Quartette.
PICTURES.
The Day after seeing the old year
'Biograph.)
i.
2.
out.
3.
Choosing a Husband
(Biograph)
4. Lotely Bachelor.
5. Across the Island of Ceylon. Il
lustrated song , .
5. I'll be risrht the crirl that tries tn
be right with me., . , ,
Coming My Uncle from New York I
Monday Jan. 17th: I
Admission 10 cents . I
iP,M:
Great 'January
Clean up sale in China, Crockeiy and Glassware , .
many articles at HALF PRICE.
Both r I
Main 53
BUSK
WM. BAIN, President. P.JD. GILBERT, V. P. '
' H. N. BOULEY, Cashier.
ALBANY STATE BANK
Doss a general banking business, -Pays
interest'on savings accounts,
Sells bank'drafts and travc lsrs checks,
x Has safe tydeposit boxes for rent.
Have you tried our
WINTER COFFEE ?'
If not, why ro; It h the bes '
25c coffee in town. G lve us a trial.
STAR BAKERY,
( .QMEYEl., Proprietor.
DOINGS OF
THE WORLD.
The first man to grow vetch in Ore
gon was Wallace Nash, once a citizen
of Albany. .
Manager J. P. O'Brien, ot the South
ern Pacific is on an inspection trip over
the Oregon lines. . .
According to The Bulletin Harrisburg
has a modern David. John Norwood
recently actually caught a wild goose
clean handed, and killed an owl by
throwing a.hammer at it.
Oregon defeated Idaho last night in
tho big debate of the season, the judges
deciding unanimously in favor of Ore-'
gon. Two of the judges wore Presi
dent Crooks and Prof. A. C Schmitt.
A novol incident occurred in Denver.
During the Christmas exercises at the
First United Presbyterian church, an
automobile was run into the church and
up the main aisle to the tree, a two
cylinder Maxwell runabout and pre
sented to the pastor, Rev. Jj. D. Rank
in, well known by several Albany peo
ple. The Owl Says.
A good word from . , one's home
town is always appreciated.. This i3
from the Oakland Owl:
H. J. Mahnney has sold his place of
business to Kelly Jones and Guy Mann,
and Tuesday took his departure for
Albany, where Nelson Wilbur and him
self have purchased the Mission Con
feetjpnery Parlors. All the gentlemen
above mentioned are well and favorably
known in Oakland. May success crown
tha efforts of them all. , .. .
Dreamland's Extra Program
Lezah made a hit last night at
Dreamiand before a packed house. ' Ha
has a Melba voice and it is a fine one.
The biograph, A Corner in Wheat is
something great, and the .vitagraph
pictures Cupid and the motor boats
presented some of the prettiest scenery ,
ever Been here. ,
. Simple Remedy for LaGrippe.
LaGrippc ctiuglis are dangerous, as
they frequently develop into pneumo
nia. ' Foley's Honey and Tar not only
stops the cough, but heals and .
strengthens the lungs, so that no. seri
ous results need be feared. The genu
ine Foley's) Honey and Tai; 'contains
no harmful' drugs and is in'ii yellow
package. Woodworth Drue Co.
TONIGHT.
' ' ' '''.
Vaudeville at Dreamland to-night ll
Sre and hear LEZAH ' The man
, with two voices. A Soprano and Bar-
itone.
A,, fine New; Program of Moving
Pictures and a New Illustrated Sing by
Miss Margaretle Bell.
1'itcure Mattines every day.
224 W. 1st St
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