Albany
Democrat
VOL XLV
ALBANY. OREGOK PR1DAY Jl'XE 17. 1910
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Notice to Water Consumers.
Irrigation permits for the season of
1910 are ready at the office of the
company. After the tenth of June an
additional fifty cents will be charged
on all unpaid irrigation bills.
The hours are from six to nine a. m.
and from five to eight p. m. The ser
vice will be discontinued without fur
ther notice when this rule is not com
plied with.
Northwestern Corporation.
' Summer School at Albany College
begins July S; preparation for all
grades county and state certificates
or for college entrance; methods
classes. Principals. President H. M.
Crooks and Co. Superintendent W.
L. Jackson.
Sanitary Fruit Jars
The Sure Seal Jar is the most sanitary jar made. No
tin or zinc to come in contact with the fruit and no
new tops to buy every year. For sale at
Meiser & Meiser
Jelly Glasses 35c a dozen.
C H NEWS
Deeds recorded:
Shelby W. Edmiston lo Eastern
Investment Co, 120 acres
P. M. Smith t ai by sheriff to
Chas. A. Smith, lot Lebanon..
1.60
Mortgages $1065.80,
Release for $200.
?300 and $76.
West Albany leads in the number of
registrations, with 20, Albany next
with 19, East Albany hai 13. Scott
Ward, aged 62, is the the oldest native
to register.
BIG
SEATTLE FIRE.
Seattle, June 11. Fire late last night
on the water front in northern part of
the city destroyed ten blocks, bounded
by Railroad avenue, just east of the
harbor front, Third avenue, Wall and
Nine streets.
The loss is estimated at $1,000,000
and probably a number of lives were
lost.
The fire was under control at 12:45 a
DOINGS OF
THE WORLD.
Sodaville will celebrate the 4th in a
sane manner.
I Editor W.J. Clark, of Gervais, is
I again a candidate tor state printer.
Forty-three indictments are reported
at La Grande for violation of the local
! option law.
I Chas B. Herrick will succeed J. C.
Young as postmaster of Portland. He
nno iiouiBU J w .ran uuuiiiv.
WATCH I OR BIG CIRCULAR, READ EVERY ITEM.
An Auto Picnic Party.
A crowd of Albany people enjoyed a '
pict.ie up the Corvallis road, in Benton
m. it is impossible, to connrm or aeny 4 . j . , uoin u-tj
in Halsey today. Albany and Halsey
A Strange Stranger.
the reports of loss of life.
were down for a game of base ball this
afternoon.
This is a tough old world. The home
. or Clara Morris, an actress ol nign
i character, in Albany once or twice, has
John White, a stranger, arrived in been sold to satisfy a morteaee.
county yesterday afternoon, going in Albany this morning, acting in a sotm- The News-Reporter of McMinnville
tne it oung, Hawttins anj uius automo- -"b " ku uu reoort3 the marriage in that city, by
biles, having a fine time in the Kiger at tne ocean, where tne great wave . Rey A M .Williams, of Tracey Phillips,
Commencing Saturday at 9 O'clock
Chambers & McCune's
5Th ANNUAL JUNE BARGAIN CARNIVAL
and
ALTERATION SALE
r
Absolutely every article in the store on sale, no excep
tions ; every piece of merchandise in this store will be sold
at Greatly. Reduced Prices. ,
WATCH FOR THE BIG CIRCULAR. IT WILL BE .
AT YOUR DOOR FRIDAY.
Every article is here exactly as advertised.
Chambers & McCune
Albany's Greatest Suit -and Cloak House
neighborhood. Coming back one of the
party met with a peculiar accident.
Striking a rather rough place Mr. T G.
Hopkins was bounced up in a live man
ner, the jolt cutting his lip and making
a small slit in the end ot ms tongue.
A Broken Arm.
owl t p V m J fh Hi u crSf Albany, and Miss Nellie Sunderlir,
better return to where he has been re- i 0 ,. e.r i!"' ... , , ., . .
siding, and he was sent back to Eugene 1 Davld Michael recently died at
this afternoon. He had $800 in drafts I Prosser, wash., at the age ot 16 years.
and some money on his person, and I He w.a9.born ' Vhls C0Uiq& ?n u
.I., ii,: - married near Albanv in 1877 to Mary
A Gravel Man,
Elmer Nanney has a broken arm, the
result of an accident, while playing with
some oilier Doys near tne nome ot ms
aunt, Mis. Shearer, with whom he re
sic! i-ji. in some way he was pulled out
ot a tree by another boy with whom he
was playing.
Albany and Mt. Angel.
The game between Albany and Mt'.
Angel tomorrow will begin at 3 o'clock.
The Albanv lineup will be Moore c,
Saulsbury p, Westlcy, Swan, Baker
baseman, Sutherlin ss, , Wicks, Bilyeu,
V. Patterson nelders.
The Mt. Angel battery will be Stud-
ler and Dromley, former Kansas League
men. . 1
survive him.
Eugene against the world. Not con
tent with having a big flying maehine
t t? Cmanj .ten. : ' man. .Schumann rleinK and uamroscn
in the city on a visit at the home of his i 8ec"rmK tne. Portlands for a game
grandmother. He is a former Albany "-" "-jr. .ijuu..B -schoolboy.
Ifr. Smead has been in the ' guaranty..
gravel business in San Francisco sev- John W. Kelley. a prominent wnler
eral years, and ib interested in a couple on tne rortianu leiegnsin tor several
of plants, great thingB in the business, years, has bought the Leader of Rose
tte Deneves it would be a splendid in-:ourg, a weeKiy paper, ano win ngru
vestment for Albany cement men.
prohibition. This will give him a high
I standing with the Oregonian, Col.
- Hofer, and the Roseberg Brewery.
Th Woathor , The Gazette-Times said the people of
me iicamti. .Corvallis were so busy they didn't have
: time to cut theweeds down, whereupon
The range of temperature was a wide ' the Eugene Guard tells a. great truth
one, from 94 during the early part of and says that the ousiest people ana
the afternoon to 44 during the night. I most active in all respects are the ones
The rainfall during the niorht was a who keep their premises looking neat-
Francis Bros.
Up-to-date-Sanitary
Plumbers
Tinning & Heating
SUCCESSOR TO W. E. FRANCIS.
Prices'are Right.
WM,
BAIN. President.
H. N. BOULEY, Cashier.
P. D. GILBERT. V. P
ALBANY SUPPLY CO.
Wholesale Dealers
nuts,
twine
ALBANY STATE BANK
We issue drafts available in any part of the United States- or
Europe. We also issue Travelers' Checks, which can be used in
this country or abroad, and furnish the best means of carrying
funds while traveling. We shall be glad to explain their safety and
convenience to you at any time.
Safety deposit boxes for rent.
At, the Hotels.
.C. M. Brvant. F. E. Hubler. Cor
vallis.
Dr. O. B. Long, Harrisburg.
H. A. Todd, Denver.
Fred Powers, Marshfleld.'
W. J. Culver, Salem.
Geo. D. Smith' Grangeville. -Henry
Hays, Kings Valley.
S. F. Root, L. A. Ojverton, W. F.
Biddle, Medford.
L. G. Parton & wf,' Medford,
S. May Miller, Caldwell.
J. F. Summerville, Medford.
J. F. McMillen, Shaniko ... -
A. J. .Kirk &. wf, Brownsville.
S. H. Singleton, Chandler, Ok. .
W. M. Garrett & wf, Garfield.
Lalph Worstel, Sutherlin.
-V. '. Clodfelter & wf, Springfield.
good one .76 inch.
Prediction: showers and cooler to
night, Sunday probably fair and warm
er. The river is 1.9 feet.
est.
Just received a shipment of tin ware
at the Variety Store.
In fruits, vegetables, sugar,
confectionary, wrapping paper,
and paper bags. ... ..
Cash paid for all kinds of poultry.
We also have the agency for Pyramid
and Golden Gate cement, Olympic lime, .
Arden plaster. Get prices bef jre buy-
Cash paid for eggs.
Foot Ferry Street, Albany. ,
Phones. Min6jtell,3jHome. .
M. Senders & Co,1
(INCORPORATED.) !
THE BEST. Lime, plaster, cement, ,
roofing, paper, fire brick, pressed
brick, garden and field seeds, hay,
grain, flour. M. Sendsrs & Co.
Both Phones 48. 435 West First St.
R B. iWayberry, Drayman '
Heavy and light hanling. Piano
moving a specialty, Piano and organs
boxed for Bhipping Piano boxes for i
sale. Wood for sale, cord wood or 16 j
Office with Linn & Benton Real Es
tate Co . 236 West let.
Residence 713 Montgomery St. Both
Phones,
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DOOLEY'S
GROCERY
ELECT Hi ft
THEATRE U
Admission 5 cents.
GLAD TO RECOMMEND THEM
Mr. E. A. Weakley, Kokomo, Ind
says: After taking Foley's Kidney
riiis, tne severe backache left me, my 1 Central building on Monday June
To Water Consumers.
All water consumers are hereby
notified that street spriuking with
hose is forbidden and service will be
discontinued where this rule is violated.
Northwestern Corporation.
Seasonable Things
Some fine oil and gasoline stoves at
the Albany Hardware Co's store. Some
thing convenient, a strawberry huller.
Get one.
FOR SALE. Several Jersey milk cows,
young. Mrs. Vose Miller, Knox
Butte. Phone 12X8 Bell' tl4
FOR SALE Two good residence
building lots in fine location, will
sell at a bargain, act quick if you
want something good. C. G. Burk
hart, 102 E. First St.
School Election.
Notice is hereby given to the legal
voters of School District No. 5, Linn
nimt.r n.attnn that tha familap annual
kl.if inn fnr tha nlnMinn nf nnu rlirnMnr 1
to serve five yeajrs will be held at the
. - . , " nit, .tijr ucjviai uuiiumg uii muiniav uuiio
Kiuncys became stronger, the secre-, 1910 (being the third Monday in June)
imiumi ana my oiauuer no long-1 between the hours ol is and 6 p. m.
FOR SALE 10 acres well improved
good house and barn, good chicKen or
fruit ranch. Bargain if taken soon.
, Bell phone, farmers 163. t8
FOUNTAIN PENS.--Don't buy the
old style fountain pen when you can
buy a self filling, self-cleaning and
non leakable pen for about the sumo
money. Come and loukat the "Auto
filler Pen ' before buying, ita the
latest thing out. Rawlings, Albany, 1
Oregon. 1
I Just two of thoBe $12 silver sets
at the Variety Store, at $6 75.
le:t
THE EMPIRE
TONIGHT '
1. The Lost Trail. (Vitagraph.)
2. Flats for Rent. (Comedy.) .
3. The Look Out. (Drama.) .
4. A Ramble Terough the Island of
Sumatra. (Scenic.)
5. The Latest in Gartsrs. (Comedy)
6. Illustrated song. .
Admission 10 cts.
WHAT A ,Ui.iMER
MAf DO.
A summer cold if neglected is just
as apt to develop into bronchitis or
pneumonia as at any other season.
Do hot neglect it. Take Foley's Hon
ey and Tar promptly. It loosens the
cough, soothes and heals the inllamcd
air passages, and expels the cold from
the system. Woodworth Drug Co.
cold DREAMLAND-
. . TONIGHT
VAUDEVILLE.
MAZIE AND GRAHAM, Novelty
Singing and Dancing duo.
All new pictures. ;
Admission 10 and 15 cts.
8,500.00 Stock of Cicckerv. Cut Glass. Hand Painted Chine. Silver
ware, etc. will I e fold i ut at tul lie auction, sale begins Tue:diy, June
2nd at 2 aad 7:31 p. m. .
Both Phones
Main 53
223 W. 1st
Albany, Cr'
COMPAQ
W. A WESTFALL, Auctioneer.
9TH AND LYON STREETS.
SCARED INTO SOWTO HEALTH. VrugCo Woodwrt1'
cr pained me. I am glad to recom
mend Foley's Kidney l'ills." In a yel-i
low package. oWodworth Drug Co. '.
t'olcys Kidney Remedy may be
given to children with admirable re
sults. It docs away with bed wetting,
and is also recommended for use after
measles and scarlet fever. Wood
worth Drug Co.
What Everybody Ought to Know.
. ihat 1-oley's Kidney Pills Contain
just the ingredients necessary to tone.
strengthen and regulate the action of
E.' W. Langdon, chairman.
J. L. Tomlinson, clerk.
Bids Wanted.
HAVt V01K ILulrttS
CLEANED AND PRESSED
THE CLEANER,
C. E. SHELLEY, Prop.
' 0 W 1st St. Beli Phone black 273
Home phone 196
Mt R F. Kellev. Snnmrhc d. 111.
writes: "A year ago I began to be JAS. F. POWELL,
troubled with my kidneys and blad- Real Estate,
dcr, which grew worse until I be- Forty years residence in Albany, Or.
came alarmed. I suffered also with ' Financial agent. Collections made for
dull heavy headaches and the action ot
mv bladder was annoying and painful.
I red of Foley's Kikriey Pills and after
takine them a few weeks the head
aches left me, the action of my bladder j
was again normal, and 1 was irec or
nil distress." Woodworth Drug Co.
non-residents.
130 Broadalbin street. Albanv.
The board of directors of School Dis
trict No. 6 Linn County, Oregon, ask.
for sealed mas lor mo Daildmg ot a
cement curb along the west side of the
Central school block on Broadalbin St.
Said curb to comply with the ordinances
of the city ot Aioarty, Oregon. Ai
bids to he in the hands of the e'erk by
4 p. m Friday, June 17th. 1910.
J. L. Tomlinson, Clerk.
Bell phone Red 140i.
Palmer's Dairy :
IHEGULDIN RULE.
Delivers milk and cream to any part of
the citv- Prices reasonan'e. jj
cows with best nf care.
SINGER SEWING MACHINES for
rent Allkinds of machines ronnired ',
9t 1
at Burns' Shoe Store.
Both Phonos.
D. B. ADAMS,
IfihRISo
SHOE.
HERE IT SS.
The Goria Gas Lamps
Cheaper than any other light. Pull
the r.hain and it lights instantly.
Home Phnre. See S-CMOEU BROS.,
fv'1? E. Fi'?t St.. Alhanv. Orf"on. '
bHOES REPAIRED while you wait at
Burns' Shoe Store. Next the Pctt ,
Oince. 9t j
FIRE INSURANCE.-O. F. R. A. ot
1 cMinnville. Oregon's greatest mu
tual company. C.C. Brvant, Albany,
usicu Hank Bldg. Both phones.
GLASS All sizc3 and kinru, fur sale
t '.he Alliany Planing Mill, chenper
ih:i-i urwhrre i-foe in Albanv. Skill-
'8
FOR
SUHHEB SPRAY MATERIA .
Soie Distributor for the
Hygeno A, the great
Disinfectant Germi
cide, Insectitude.
Closing Out Sale
Entire Jewelry Stock
Having decided to leave Albany to open business in Lctlibridge, Al
berta, I am offering my entire stock of
Diamonds, Watches, Clocks, Sterling Silver, Cut Glass, Hand-painted
China, Silverware, High Class Gold and Gold-filled Jewelry, Etc., by
SPECIAL DISCOUNT SALE.
20 per cent discount on all watches.
25 per cent discount on alt clocks.
33 1-3 per cent discount on all cut glas.s and china.
25 per cent discount on all jewelry.
25 per cent discount on all silverware.
You can get a $20.00 watch for 316.00, a $15.00 cut glass bowl for
$10.00, and other articles at equally low prices.
Sale commences Tuesday, May' 10th, 1910.
This is the Grandest Opportunity the citizens of Albany have ever had
to replenish their homes with high-class goods at such prices. As I am
leaving the city there is
ABSOLUTELY NO RESERVE
on any article in my stock, except contract goods.
A. IL P4RSON; JEWELEF,
313 WEST, HMST SFBEf-T.
jik h two lots, o-rooin house,
ham a::cl other improvements, for a
l:r.?t :ir.:c or.lv at a very low price.
C. G. Burkhart, 102 E. First St.
Gold Coin and Mar.daM
and Fly Killer
235 East ?nd Street.
Lice
Stetter's Got t he Hlues.
For 10.:
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