Albany
Democrat
VJ, XLV
ALBANY. OREGON. FRIDAY FEBRUARY. 1 19T0
SO :
For Ten Days
Yofi can buy tbo celebrated Hartline
Wash. Full Patent.
Hard Wheat Flour
at
$1.75 per sack
Fully guaranteed
Murphy
225 W. 2nd.
Flour and Feed.
CURTIS EEAI
ESTATE CO,
106 N. ELLSWORTH.
Farm land and city property bought
and sold,
Parties having land or city property
or sale will do well to list with us.
Phones Bell black 53. Home main 231
GEORGE WASHINGTON
never saw them. Have you seen
the LincolnWashington and Valentine
Post Cards at
ME1SER & MEISER.
For the
SOI
GREAT SURPRISE SALE
and
RUMMAGE CARNIVAL
- .
As you all know we are not in the piece goods, business, but our New
York Buyer made a wonderful buy of ten case3, over fifty thousand yards of
Ginghams, Percales, Calicos, Muslin, etc. at a price less than wholesale cost and
we're going to give our customers the benefit of the big buy and sell them for
less than the wholesale price in New York today.
For the Famous AMOSKEAG'S UTILITY, and A . (J. ureas
Ginghams all the beautiful spring patterns.
9c yd
- A n 4 ' J For all !
O-Ij JU pattern that is manufactured for spring,
6 l-2c yd
ft n A ForlAdria
in
For Amoskeog'B Apron Ginghams in every
of check made.
any color.
color and style
Double with Percales in all colors and new patterns for
Spring.
TM. T,-,o. flnmi'vol means a clean-up of all odds and
XUC xvuiJLiiJ.iafic vcii in wi ends and every Suit, uoat,
Waist, Hat, Skirt,
resist buying.
in fact goods from every Dep't at such prices no
Dress,
one can
1
The Greater Chambers & McCune's Store
PROGRAM
Lebanon-Albany
February 15.
Day
JURY HAS IT. DOINGS OF
THE WORLD.
The Albany Boosters will meet the
Lebanon delegation at the depot at 4:40
p. m., and escort them to the Commer
cial Club rooms, tendering them the
treeciom of the rooms ana tne city.
Will assemble at the Commercial
Club rooms at 7:30 p. m., the Execu
tive Board of I he Commercial Club ac
ting as Reception Committe, All the
Commercial Club members are invited
to be present.
rrogram 8 p. m., Kerresnments aa
interim.
Presidine officer. Dr. W. H. Davis.
President Albany Commercial Club.
M usic by the Lebanon Peerless Band.
Song by Albany Male Quartett.
Address of Welcome by Mayor, J. P.
Wallace, Albany.
Response, by Booster Geo. A. Wag.
goner, Lebanon,
An Old Bong . Albany Booster
Chorus, followed by Booster Yells
Song, by the Lebanon Boys riign
School Glee Club.
Address by County Judge, J. N. Dun
can, Albany.
Address bv Senator. M. A. Miller
Lebanon.
Instrumental Music by the Lebanon
Peerless Band. '
Publicicy Primer by Albany A. B. C.
Class. ,
.Song by the Lebanon Boys High,
School Glee Club.
Addresses by Some "Tenderfoots.
H. N. Bouley, Geo H. Orowell, Albany.
E. B. Day, E. L. Clark, Lebanon.
Publicity Primer Again by the Air
bany A. B. 0. Class.
Another Old song by the Albany
Booster Chorus.
Final Addresses bv Attv. C. E. Sox,
Albany; Atty. N. M. Newport, Mayor
A. m. Keeves, and Postmaster, w. u.
Brown, of Lebanon. '.
Closing Sons' bv the Albany Male
Quartett.
Kelresnments. conversation ana gen
al mix-UD Albany Oomraerc ial Cluba
members wi'l escort visitors to train in
body, headed by Lebanon Peerless
nana.
Portland. Feb. 12 The Hermann
case went to the jury at 11 a. m. The
court ordered a disregard of parts of ;
the Mays and Sorensons testimony. A
verdict is expected this afternoon.
The Hermann case is to go to the
jury this evening.
The HeDDner near-beer has shown
-T 11 , f1"0"1 3 to 6 per cent of alcohol. 2 per
Commonwealth kfH.ft-:
I It will be farmers week at the 0. A.
f nmtrmn. nn. , r- next week, lectures daily, and a
LjII11CICi1wC. Pu'try snow with demonstrations Fri-
' day, covering a wide field of inquiry.
I Homer Davennnrt. thn firHRt- ha.
Eugene, Feb. 12. -At the Common
wealth conference and country life held
here to today President Campbell pre
sided. State grange and Chairman
Whistler, the country life commissioner,
spoke. Other speakers Richard Mont
ague, Engineer John Lewis and E. T.
Allen. Subjects discussed were the
terjfS1 u!w -?U"irL i!:.' f has elected R
yuu..v, vl fuT . t Anderson
A Cold Storm.
! New Orleans. Feb. 12. The smith
is in the grip of an artic storm.
Peculiar Accident
POTjjAND, Feb. 12. Mrs. P. Selling,
mother of Ben Selling, while heating
water on the gas stove, ignited h r
garments.last night,, and she was se
verely burned not tatally.
Assemblies.
artist.
moved all his things. Arabian horses.
etc. to California. Peihaps he will end :
up at Silverton.
The Jefferson Review says the Al
bany boosters would put enthusiasm
into a wooden Indian, and it wants
them to come again.
The Harrisburg Improvement Club
n.. Burton president, 1 .
secretary and Geo. J.
! Wilhelm treasurer, with W. H. Dale,
i R. W. Davis. C. L. Morris and W. L.
i Wright as directors.
' Three business changes are reported
ut Brownsville: tne sale or tne cream
ery to J. D Tower, recently of Colo
rado; the ial of J. W. McDonald's
blacksmith s lop to Fred Olson of Wal
lula. Wash.; and th 3 sale by W. E.
Yates of his interest in the Kanly
; Kitchen to 0. M. Ranken.
! Monmouth Herald: T. A. Riggsvisv
ited Monroe, a town some twenty miles'
above Corvallis, this week. He brought
, back the news that an Albany comp-
any has secured a thousand acres of
apple land in that vicinity 'which will
be planted in trees, and that another
party will plant 800 acres. We under
stand that this property will be planted
I ana sold in small tracts.
Portland, Feb. 12. The Repub
licans will hold assemblies, both county !
and state. Five have been named by
the stato committee to draw up plats.
cacn oi me sou precincts may sena del
egate.
Reddy Rupert Helped.
10,000 M.
Lodge Meetings.
The K. O. M. every Saturday even
ing n.u. j oraan, uommanaer.
The Woodmen
M. Senders & Co,
(INCORPORATED.)
THE BEST. Lime, plaster, c'ment'
roofing, paper, fire brick, pressed
brick, garden and field;Beeds, hay,
.grain, flour.. M. SEND3RS & Co.
iBoth Phones 48. 43B West First St.
Plumbing
Let us estimate on your works.
We guarantee first-class work
at moderate cost.
PLUMBING, TINNNING
AND HEATING.
E. FRANCIS
Hand Painted China. Haviland China.
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.
Stetters's New Store, 206 srSecond
DOOLEYS
GROCERY
A new and extensive line
of fresh, clean
w.
a26 Ellsworth St. Both Phones. ' i'l)AnT7TII7y
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.
p.MPI R E
THEATRE
of the World every
Friday evening. L. L. Swan clerk.
Manzanita Circle 1st and 3rd Mondays,
Anna Strom, G. N.
x 1 r i n 3
ONI Crimr 'and 4th Wednesday in BussardB' Hall.
Ull rULf 1 GitANT Froman, Clerk.
i Royal Neighbors meev every 1st and
j 3rd Wednesdays in Bussard's Hall.
Norman R. Grantham, hiking on a Alice Kirk. Recorder.
$5,000 wager, from New York City, to ' ; 1
Portland, Or., and return by way of
New Orleans, from Aug. 22, '09 to
Aug. "21, '10, arriving last evening,
after a 29 mile hike from Salem during
the day.by rail, and reported at the ,
Democrat office. He is to enter a city j
without a cent and leave the same way,
ana ncuner Dcg. oorrow or bw ui. wn
the way ho had been held up eighteen
times, swam a' river or two, but had
been well treated and had no hairbreath
escapes. He averages about 31 miies
a day.
He is a former wireless operator, a
graduate of Ann Arbor and alsoat tend
ed Idaho University. Asa wiroless
man he worked on the 'he Atlantic for
live years, and now has sixteen months
off.
Among those he met on the way was
Jack London the novelist, up in Butte,
somewhat of an adventurer himself.
Grantham had long shoes with big
nails in the soles, corduroy pants, etc.,
though he started with nothing but a
paper suit. -
A raid upon gamblers in Portland rc
suited in the capture of sixteen of them.
, Three men made the capture, one of
them being Patrolman Redely Rupert
who is making good as a Portland po
liceman. The men were throwing $20
at a turn, and there was $1000 up. A
man who lost $14 squealed to the police.
The 1 oledo.
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. Co's.
. Use Johnson's Be3t. It is the
Made in Albany.
Best.
At' the Hotels.
J. T. Jones, Portland
J. E. Gentry, Springfield '
R.C.Stewart,
. D, W, Collins, Portland
Mike Jenny, Eugene
Prof. J. Dryden, Corvallis
Prof. C. O. Hargrove, Por'land
H. N. Scott, Portland
H. L. Stevens & wf, Portland
A. J. Jones, Portland
J. R. Beard, Portland
E. C. Phelps, Newberg
O. F. Dillman, Portland
W. E. Bean, San Jose
TONIGHT
PICTURES.
The Last Deal. (Biograph )
Bill's Boots. (Comedy.)
Hush Money. (Dramatic farce.)
Too Much Protection. (Comedy.)
Clever Sleuth. (Comedy.)
2 - Illustrated Soogs 2
Coming Vaudeville, Monday, Feb.
14th, Mr. and Mrs. John E Trew,
comediaus, singers and dancers.
Admission 10 cents.
Matinee every lay.
1.
2.
3.
4.
6.
VAUDEVILLE U night by Miss Cubi
de Schon.
1 Review of the U. S. troopi Ft.'
Leavenworth, Kan.
2 In the Serpent's Power. ;:' J
3 Marriage of the Cock.
4 A Victim of Circumstances.
6 Illustrated song: Brother Noah
give out checks for rain. -
Admission 10c ar.d IGc.
CLOSING OUT
All Ladies Suits and Coats at less
' than half price. Dcn't miss this
opportunity.
THE PARIS CLOAK & SUIT HOUSE
223 W. First Street, - Albany, Oregon.
A fine lot at our yard at this city, juat .
burned. )
Phone Home 285. I
Bread, Dried Fruits
and .Vegetables
ALBANY BRICK CO 9TH AND LY0N streets.
Electric Appliance Co.
I 422 W. First
Phones-Bell Black 2651, Home 411.
j Electrical Supplies and Fixtures.
' House and other wiring attended to
promptly. Contracts made.
Palmer's Dairy ;
1HE GuLDLN 'RULE. I
Delivers milk and cream to any part of ;
the city. Prices reasonahle. Jersey!
cows with best of care. Both Phones, i
J. G. Crawford's
Photograph Gallery j
Is in the New Albany State Bank Bui'd- i
ing, second floo. with a complete
equipment for picture taking of all
kinds. ! - .
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FOR SALE. Six ' roomed house, one
lot, good barn, price reasona le, in
quire 731 E. 8th street. Phone Red
322. . . i
WM. BAIN, President.
- H,
f. d.;gilbert, y. p.
N. BOUL'JY, Cashier.
O
D.B.ADAMS,
VACUUM CARPET SWEEPElt
Agent for the ONWARD SLIDING
6 HOE.
VIERECK'S BATHS
V.t Vest First St.
FIRST CLAS3 WORK GUARANTEED
tR. B. Mayberry, Dray man
i Heavy and light hanling. ' Piano
moving a specialty, Piano and organs
boxed for shipping Piano boxes for '
sale. Wood for sale, cord wood or 1G
inch wood. i
Office with Li.m & Benton Real Es- !
tate Co . 236 West 1st. j
Residence 713 Montgomery St." Both
Phones. I
; HOARSE COUGHS, STUFFY i
! COLDS.
Pain in chest and sore lungs, are
symptoms thnt quickly develop into
a dangerous illness if the cold is not
erred. Foley's Honey and Tar stops
ti c cnuyii, liens anu eases the con
p.rsicd arts, and brings quick relief.
Wooownrtli tDrug Co.
F.G. Will ior watches
FURNITURE ;
- AT COST- j
CLOSING OUT j
SALE
Everything Must Go !
O. if. PERRY, 310 W. 2nd St. . i
Home leak:
Short orders, including Meats, Salads,
VegetHlili'f , Pies, Oysters in all styles,
Hot Tunialics, Sandwiches, Cakes, etc.,
nieals end lunches, neat nn l dean. ;
Confectionaiies and soft drinks at
ALBANY STATE BANK
Everybody does some banking business,
but many do not understand all th e benefits
1 hey receive from their association with
a bank. You cannot Jo business with a
good bank -without receiving some ben
efits. Try it and this fact will be demon
strated to yon.
Have you tried our
WINTER COFFEE?
If not, why net ?
25c coffee in town.
It is the best
Give us atri.il
it a.
128 Bro dUbi . Street.
STAR BAKERY,
C. MEYER, Proprietor