Albany democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1900-1912, March 04, 1910, Page 1, Image 1

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    Albany Democrat
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y L SLV ALBANY. OREGON. FRIDAY M.VIiCII. 4 110 " S031
For Ten Days
You cau buy the celebrated Hartline
Wash. Full Patent.
Hard Wheat Flour
at
$1.75 per sack
Fully guaranteed
Murphy
225 W. 2nd. Flour and Feed.
MATTS I MA ITS I
CUETIS REAL
EST ATE CO,
106 N. ELLSWORTH.
Farm land and city property bought'
and sold,
Parties having land or citv property
or sale will do well to list with us.
Phones Bell black 53. Homo main 231!
We just received a shipment of Table Matts. Special
price for 10 days only 20c a set. The person that brings
this add first to our store will receive one set free.
ME1SER & MEISER.
YES, RUBY IS THE BEST 25e COFFEE
A PANAMA
PAPER
ANOTHER
RAILROAD.
Tells cf
237 Inches
in a Year,
of rtin
The Democrat appreciates a
ine ianai Kecord,
Z,one, of Jan. 26.
Salem, Eeb. 26. W. D. Dennis
f red Kusse 1 and S. a. Linthicnm filer!
I articles or incorporation today for the
Carlton and Coast Kailroad to run from
reciales a codv of i orl.'on to j.iiiamook Bay-via Fmrdale.
of Acoon, Canal CaP'tal ?500,000.
People who think itrains here maylbe Ul 1 1 1 TP M
startled withkhe record of 237.29 inches fl A 1 Yl 1 L 1 I J IN
J " - . uiiu ucmu. Ill igug, Alio
wettest month was December, 58.17
inches. 18 inches more than Albany's
average rainfall for a whole year. The
dryest month was Mnrch. S.fifi inchnu
July, a dry month here, showed 26.33
incnea. ihe Atlantic side, where Forto
Bello is, is much wetter than the !
Mciric side of the isthmus. ,
Tne canal work is divided into three I
sections, Atlantic, Central and Pacific,
aad the progress of the work is shown. .'
2),276 men ara at work, and the monthly
excavations are nearly 3,000,000 yirds, j
besides the large amount of concrete 1
work, track laying and relaying, rock (
crushing, sewers and water mains built, ,
drains and ditches dug, etc.
They play base ball there between the i
showers, having two T.enonna with I
Gorgona, Acoon, Empire and Marines
in one, and Com. Sub., P. K. R., Civ.
Ad. and Colon in the other on the
Atlantic side. I
m-aiWM
Last WeekHLast Chance ,
To Buy Goods at Such Cut Prices for next
Saturday Night Closes
The Great Surprise, and Rummage Carnival
Every day has been a busy one and we have meas
ured off Prints,, Ginghams, Percales and muslins as fast as
possible and still have thousands of yards left at the same
low prices, which is less than any store can buy them for
in the New York market today.
RUMMAGE CARNIVAL means the cleau-up of all
odds and ends and this week we' will cut the price still
much lower, for we mean' to clean up ready for spring.
Do you need a Suit, Coat, Dress, Waist, Skirt, or Hat?
If so its worth your time to investigate, also see the many . ' , .
bargains we offer in Laces. Embroideries, Underwear,
Hosiery, Belts, Bags, Collars, Ties and lots of odds and
ends of the most useful kind. '
SPRING ANNOUNCEMENT.
Our New .York buyer is busy every day selecting the
, newest things in stylish apparel for women, from the
best houses. in the Fashion Center of America, and we are
already in receipt of 200 New Spring Waists, Hosiery,
Gloves, Jewelry Novelties and new Hair Pads, Switches,
&c. You're welcome to look. 1
The Greater Chambers &' McCune's Store
Albany's Leading Cloak and Suit Store , ; .
JAILED.
DOINGS OF
THE WORLD.
Walla Walla, Fe.b. 16.-Otis Ham
ilton, former adjutant general of Wash
ington, was lodged in the penitentiary
today. By a strange coincidence,
Lamping the present adjutant general,
having previously accepted an invitation
to visit the institution, was also there
today.
PihoTSaFd.
Washington, Feb. 26,-Pinchot was
a witness today, and said Ballinger
gave out false statements to Taf t and
was disloyal.
Doesn't Like It.
The Navy.
Frank Davey, of Burns, it is Baid,
would like to go to congress.
The Idaho basket ball team worn in
the citv todav after beimr in F.nuurm
and Corvallis.
The Warren Co. are putting in a spec
ial A paving in some cities forSl.90 and
a special B for $1.75.
Mrs. P. J. Nixon received word from
V alia Walla, that her brother, who
was operated on for aDDendicitis a few
eays ago is slowly improving.
J. A. Archiband, a dealer in monu
ments, of Philomath, for many years,
has moved with his family, to Ashland
to reside.
Lawn Peck was drowned on McBee
Lake, near Corvallis yesterday while
fishing in a boat, and Joseph McBee
and son, with him had a narrow escape.
Eugene Guard: Solomon Palmer, a
horse trader, was fined $20 in the po
lice court today charged with assault
and battery upon a youth whose name
is not learned. Judge Bryson at first
gave him a sentence of 23 days in jail
or the privilege of leaving the city, but
representations were afterward made
by Palmer's friends that he was a per
manent resident here and the cash fine
j was imposed.
Harisburg Bulletin:
Jim Douglas has received
from J. L. Boyle, who went
about two weeks ago to look over the
country that is now being fast settled
by homesteaders. Mr. Boyle does not
regard the land as very promising. His
letter states he had just returned from
a week's ride over the so called "land
ot promise." "They have frost 365
davsa year. Elevation from 4,600 to
5,000 feet. It is a rolling plain orde9ort
and water very scarce. Wood ten and
fifteen miles away. It doesnt look good
to me in any way. Imnossihle to raise .
anything but rye for hay. Bend is a 1
Flace of 300 or 400 people. Do not think !
will remain here loug.
' If you are going to travel get ' the
I American Bankers Association Trav
ellers checoue.inS10.nn. $20 nn
'. , Washington, Feb. 26.-President?en?minationa' Pynle at ten thousand
o ?"' . i ait urges congress, tor a law reorga
to Bend nizinc? the navv Una. ni.d rriiif.ino na
The Beef Trust.
NewYokk, Feb. 26. The prosecu
tions in the beef trust will move to
annul the charter of the national pack
ing company.
Devlin Coming.
banks, or i,t an;
f or salt
Bankers,
IV hotel or rnilrnnH nfflra
For sale by J. W. Cusick &-Co..
Lodge Meetings.
Tin K. O. M. every Saturday even
ng. H. C, Jordan, Commander,
The YS'oodmen of the World every
Friday evening. L. L. Swan clerk.
Manzanita Circle 1st a.n.d 3rd Mondays,
Anna Strom, G. N, ;
Modem Woodmen meet every 2nd
and 4th Wednesday in Bussards' Hall.
Ghant Frohan, Clerk.
Ro'al Neighbors mee. every 1st and
3rd Wednesdays in Mussard's HaU
' - '- Alice Kirk, Recorder,
Portland, Feb. 26. Thoma3 r-i-
receiver nf tho Oraivnn 'IVaf O.r. ...Ill t ' nwiiiiBw, mm
. , , . return to Portland next week. His Expert Chiropodist,
5nvi ZTK Halkyer, brakeman on the MP" on the bink's affairs is awaited , Will teraovo corns, bunions, ingrow
Sp rifrfield tram, yesterday; at Spring-1 by the court: . , toe nail., and itching burning feet
fielti received a d SDatch announo no- s Ti.ii. "I1? Ieec
Eiratcu iiiiiuv-uiavcij, Will tU lO your
Died in Pennsylvania,
Jn4.u A u: . . : &
wic ucaui ui ins moiner at VjarDonaalo,
Penn. She was 64 years of age, and
leaves a husband, three sons, Harry of
Albany and Springfield, John of Van
couver, and Carl and a sister of Car
bondale. The Foresters, of Springfield,
of which . Mr, Halkyer is a member, 1
sent a telegram of sympathy to the i
sorrowing husband and children, at
Carbondale. I
Mr. Harrv Halkver left Ihia nffoi-.
noon for Carbondale, Penn., to attend
uie lunerai ci ms motne-..
A7baPnvyinfSr4botiniRf,;rer "To" f" ' ,b- ,Ca" me "Pn either phone, Home m
wio-n?' ,'if.f.,?f' or ?9c o,n'he lBf.ll .Black 2343. , Best of reference
.. bicaui tu BCIl Cai . CTlVPn ri(;hr ho,a in A hnnw
both phones 49
Driver.
M. Senders & Co,
(INCORPORATED.)
THE BEST. Lime, plaster. c?ment,
roofing, paper, . fire brick, pressed
brick, garden and field seeds, hay,
grain, flour. M. Sendsrs & Co.
Hand Painted China.
Both Phones 48.
435 West First St.
Plumbing
Let us estimate on your works. '
We guarantee first-claas work
at moderate cost.
PLUMBING, TINNNING
AND HEATING.
W. E. FRANCIS
126 Ellsworth St.
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.
HERE IT IS.
Haviland China. The Gloria Gas Lamps
I U 1
cmpir biniiffitfiikih'
- THEATttE.lVHlMllLIMIJv
I " TONIGHT ;. ; I
, iieujjtir man any otner ng-iit. Jfull
me uiiain ana it ngnia instantij. i
Home Phone. See Schoel. Bros., 1
536 E. First St., Albany, Oregon, ,
IStetters's New Store,
BGOLEY'S
GKOGERY
A new and extensive line
of fresh, clean .
i
I
ri r a nnn?nn
BothPhones, ' W N' NX
DWUV.
Xmii It fmm
IW, L
GEO. W. WRIGHT.
; Attorney at Law and Notary Public.
- luiuiea in oiaie ana reaerai courts.
Persons who desire their money
loaned on first mortgage on good real
estate at seven per cent will find it to
their financial interest to call on or
phone mc. Money to loan on land.
Mortgage notes bought. Mr. Wright
is nor a real estate agent, but has lots
and blocks for. sab in nis additions
to Albany, and tracts nf f.-irin 1:imU
of his own, which . e will sell on good
terms. j
Office in Wright Block, corner of
First and Ferry Sts.. Albany. Or. I
Complete change of Vaudeville
Tomorrow night Louise Byrd' in a
Sscred Concert, with clasical vocal
selection. Dont miss it. It is GREAT.
Admi-;eio 20 cts; children, 10 eta.
PROGRAM TONIGHT
1 A Visit to Bombay.
2 The Feud
3 The Usurper . .
4 Testing Their Love
5 Illustrated song by Miss Bell.
.Matinee every lay.
Admission 10 cents.
Vaudeville next Monday night.
.CLosTisra out"
All Ladies Suits and Coats at less
301 MAIN ST.,
DEALERS IN
General Merchandise, with anew stock !
10 oe sold at reasonable prices. -
Prompt attention. Delivery Jjto
part of the city.;'
any
A fine lot at our yard at this city.just
burned. I
. Phone Home 25. !
Bread, Dried Fruits
and Vegetables
ALBANY BRICK CO 0TH AND LY0N STREETS-
Palmer's Dairy !
THE GULDEN JRULE. j
Delivers milk and cream to any part of
the city. Prices reasonable. Jersey
cows with best of care. Both Phones, j
J. G. Crawford's
Photograph Gallery I
Is in the New Albany State Bank Build
ing, second fluo', with a complete
equinmenc fo: picture taking ot all
kinds. '
8- 9 O O
a 5 5
O ? ... B3
S -i
po
Electric ApplianceJCoJ
i 422 W. First I
Phones-Bell Black 2651, Home 411 !
i Electrical Supplies and Fixtures. I
House and other wiring attended to 1
promptly. Contracts made.
! . I
.R B. ttaybirry, Drayman
' Heavy1, and light hanling. ' Piano
moving a specialty, Piano arid organs
boxed for shipping Piano bom fnf
f ale. Wood for sale, cord wood or 16
inch wood.
OIHce with Linn & Benton Real Es
, tate Co . 236 West lBt.
Residence 713 Moncgomery St." Both
rhones.
A.y LAUV can easily make from
$18.00 to $25.00 per wee working
for me quietly in her own home
locality. This is a bonafide offer
one which will pay you to investi
gate, even if yo'ii can only spare two'
hours a day. No investment re
quired. Turn your spare time into
money. Write mc at once for par
ticulars. Address Mary B. Taylor,
Box 30, Woman's Building, Joliet,
Illinois. i
j-i i .
man nail price
opportunity. -
Den'
o miss this
THE PARIS CLOAK & SUIT HOUSE
223 W. First Street, Albany, Oregon.
Wil. BAIN, President. p. D.JGILBERT. V.
i H. N. BOULSY, Cashier.
FURNITURE
AT COST-
CLOSING OUT
SALE
Everything Must Go
O. E. PERRY, 310 W. 2ndlSt.
STUFFY
D. B. ADAMS,
VACUUM CARPET SWEEPER
Agent for the ONWARD SLIDING
StiOE.
v.mmi W(wk
HOARSE COUGHS,
COLDS.
I am in chest and sore lungs, are
symptoms that nuicklv dei-M,.,, i.
crons iilncss if the culd
1. i olcy's Honey and, Tar stops
' -.!:;ii, lieais and eases the con-
!''' and l-.rmgs quick relief.
S ujlv.-Mt!i Drez Co.
Horn
a
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Heals!
ALBANY STATE BANK
Everybody does some banking business,
but many do not understand all th e benefi ts
theylreceive from their association with
a bank. You cannot do business with a
good bank without receiving sme ben
efits. , Try it and this fact will be demon
strated to you.
!:.
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Estimates given cn Plastering, Side- F. C Yi ill ICT V2ff fafS 128 Ei-ond.I.i
a'.lt and C.'mont Work.
J. I. 'ihAMh, 4th & Cs.'irtc's S .
Short orders, including Meula, S.-iladn, I
VegetHli!'-, Tics, Oysters in ul! st.vli s. j
Hot Tamin'ies, Sandwiches, Cake. i-tc.
men's and lunchis, m-:it !,n. . lean.
Con Action jrie? anii soft drinks at
T l
Have you tried our
B COFFEE?
i
If not, whv net?
25o coffee in tow.i
STAR
It is 1he best
vrive i-s a t.rin.l
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