Omar Silk at 50c yd.
Just arrived a new lot of wash silks
in prettier shades and patterns than
any shown before
Ask to see our Omar silks.
Flood's Store
Agents for & G. Corf tts.
ABSTRACTS
If you own any real property you will need an abstract
of title. Better get one now and be ready when an
opportunity to sell comes. Deals often fail for want of
time to examine and perfect a. title. We are at your
. service at the old stand Alco Club corner.
THE LIMN COUNTY .ABSTRACT CO.
RELIABLE AND. RESPONSIBLE.
A. K. CUE ITS
REAL ESTATE
Office opposite) First National Bank.
We hnv fimn: ui all kinos and sizes.
Prices ric'it.
Also ii' who ins in city property.
Como Wi . ,,eo mo and got prices be
.fore buying.
Thoso who wish to make a quick sale
ishould lint their property with me.
Mayberry Wood Yard.
" All kinds of wood: Big fir, price
$5.00; 2nd growth, $4 75; Maple, $4.75;
Slab, 4 ft. length. $2.60; Ouk, $5.25;
Ash. $5.25.
Will deliver an amount ' wanted
sawed to order, to any part of town.
'Sawed any lenirin riesired.
SHOE KEPAlKlN.-by W.
Baughman, at H. A. Stoltenberg's.
Pine hand sewed work a specialty.
All work done promptly using the
best leather, guaranteed to give satis
faction. Prices reasonable. 13t
TOM YOUNG,
! House and Sign Painter,
Agent for the Cleveland Gelscnite
roof paint.
122 Ferry Street,
Home Phone, 320. Pacific, Red 3092
COLLINS & TAYLOR,
Real Estate and Insurance,
Buy and sell property. Insure
property and transact loans.
Large or small timber tracts. '
J. M. RALSTON,
Insurance, Loans & Collections.
Have money to loan in small and
jargc amounts. Notes and mort
gages bought. I will bond you.
Property handled for nrjn-rcsi-dcuts.
A. STARK, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon,
Will & Smrk Block - Albany
DR. MARY MARSHALL,
1 Osteopathic Physician,
Albany State Bank Building.
pell Black 4X2. Home 275
I H. A. LEININGER,
Dentist,
flawford Block - - Albany
DR. W. R. BILYEU,
Dentist.
Will & Slark Block - Albany
DR. R. C. HUNT,
Dentist.
Rooms fi and S, IHenncr Block,
Hell Bla.-k 2-ISI.
M. B. CRAFT.
242 West Second St., Albany,
First-class meats of all kinds 1
from selected slock.
HENRY BRODERS,
i Ucnler in
Choice Meats of All Kinds.
210 West Second Slreet.
BRUCE & ANDERSON,
Opposite the Postoflice.
Four cliairs. l'romt and cllic
icnt care of the iace and hair.
VIERECK'S BATHS.
217 West First Street.
First-Class Work Guaranteed.
Agents for Standard Patterns
MORE LIGHT
MORE WORK
MORE PROFIT
with
HOtOPH&BE - O'OLIEB
. SHADES
WE HAVE THEM.
Ralston El :1
Supply Co.
Why buy Groceries
of Portland Houses
when you can get the
lol lowing
prices at
EASTBURN'S
14 I 'ranulated Sugar $1.00
ll lb: 'eam Rolled Oats. . . . , 1.30
IX lbs Head Rice 1.00
14 lbs Japan Rice 1.00'
16 lbs Broken Head Rice 1.00
12 los White Beans 1.00
1" !bs Lima Beans 1.00
10-ltl ozpks RaisinnB 1.00
Get our prices before you buy.'
W. A. EASTBURN
The Grocer.
WE DON'T WANT TO SHOUT
but some of the finest buildings im
' town are equipped with our plumbing:
work. We make a specialty of high
class sanitary plumbing and will be
! glad to have you examine samples of
our work. We have moved and are
lunv at 1 18 West Second street.
I MED1N & STUART,
GEO. W. WRIGHT,
Attorney at Law and Notary Public.
Practices in State and Federal Courts.
( Persons who desire their money
j loaned on first mortgage on good real
( estate at seven per cent will find it to
: their financial interest to call on or
phone me. Money to loan on land,
i Mortgage notes bought. Mr. Wrighi
, is not a real estate agent, hut has lol
! and blocks for sal in nis addition
i to Albany, and tracts of farm lamb
f his own. which . e will sell on gout)
' terms.
; Office in Wrij;l:t IViock. corner o
; First and Fenw Sis., Albany, Or.
Estimates given on rinstering, Sid,
1 wulK and I'eme-nt Wi.r.
.1 F TUA VHU, 4th A Cnlapooia
NF. A' BARKER SlIOI'.-Main street
Cm, d woik. E. E. Rex.
TOMORROW'S
IJwIlNlI.
Archdeacon Chambers of Portland
will preach in the Episcopal church,
Sunday, morning and evening. All will
be welcome.
U. P. church. S.S. at 11:45, after the
baccalaureate. In the evening the
members will unite in the college ser
vices at the M. E church.
Christian church. --All of the usual
sunuay services win oe ODservca at cms
church at the customary hours. 10:30
a. m. Bible school. 11:20 morning ser
mon, 7 p m. Christian Endeavor, 8
evening sermon, Cordial welc me for
all.
First Presbyterian church. -Kev. F.
H. Geselbracht, minister. Morning
service will be merged with the baccal
aureate rervice in the United Pre9by
terian church at 10:00 o'clock. Even
ing service will be merged with the
Christian Association in the Methodist
church at 8:00 o'clock. Sabbath school
at 11:45 as usual, Christian En eavor
at 6:45.
St. Mary's church. Sunday services
at 7:30 and 9:30 k. m. The Jesuit miss-
nna- f.tka. fUnnn n. II .ffl.l. . 1
preach. A class of children will receive i
their first communion and the occasion
will be ohserved with beautiful cere
monial and a special program of sacred
music at 7:30 p. m. The missionary
will preach his farewell sermon and the
session will close with the contemner
of the papal blessing. The public is
cnrrlinllv invited.
Baptist.-Sundav school at 10:15 a.
. Children's day and rally service in
K. The pastor will beiss'sted bv the
primary S. S. with appropriate exer-
-rf oormnn of ii i m b v p
U.' meet at 7 p m..' Ea'rle Douglas i civilization just the same..
leader. Evening worship at 8 p. m. j
Pastor Douglas will preach from the Albany's council has passed an ordi
same text used in the first service six I nance prohibiting the throwing of oos
years aeo in the beginning of his work i fetti and tickling with feather dusters,
nere. The chorus will sing at both The members of that council are evr
services. m; dently so old that they have forgotten
M. E. church. cor. 8rd & Ellsworth the fun they used to have at celebra
Sts. At 10:30 Rev. W. S. Gordon will tions and fairs, or so selfish that they
preach on: "Our Security in Christ or ; would deprive the rising generation of
Who Can separate Us." At Eight 1 the freedom they enjoyed in boyhood
o'clock there will be union service un- i Guard. No, the- world is progressing
aer the auspices of the Christian Asso-; and nuisances most go.
ciatlons of the Albany college. Thej -
theme will be: "Our Hereditary Gifts" The 1 0'ed J
Special music at eac'x service. Class- ' .
nS'uLru' a""" EVworth !
r.aoirno 7 Inn;.. Tm(h 111 .,n n-n.
plo are especially invited to this service.
BROWNSVILLE.
Times;
Mrs. Grant Pirtle, of Albany, at-!
tended the Rebekab lodge in this city
Tuesday night. ;
The contract to furnish band mnsic
for the Pioneers' Picnic has been le,t to
the BrownsviHw band at $100 for the
three davs. '
EL J. Arnold, the showman, writes
that he will be in Brownsville during
the Pioneers' Pienic with a better line
of attractions than ever before-, include :
ing a dog and pony show.
The-annual election of a chief and
assistant .chief of the Brownsville fire'
department resulted in the re.eiectior),
of the old officers, F. M. Brown chief, i
and F. H. Webe assistant.
Geo. L. Howe, of Albany, wk. has;
just completed a successful term of I
school at Knox Butte, where he will '
teach again next year, will spend the-;
summer in Brownsville, clerking in,
Howe Bros.' store. '
Ubbe Peters, of Albany, accompanied!
by a young man and woman, is holding I
street gospel meetings in Brownsville
this week. Mr. Peters has fixedi up a t
iroanel wagon from, which the meet- t
ings are held as Uto party travels thru j
tne country,
W. E. Pears, right-oi-way ageaU. fopf
the Albany Intejurban Railway Comp-i
any,, came down, from Bolley Saturday I
and. went to Albany to- 'spend Sunday
with, his family. He returned Monday. I
The surve"ors are now camped aarioiley
coming toward Srownairiile frosni Sweet-.
Home.
Itae Market.
Wheat$. 85, Oats ."iGc.
Beef 6c; v eal(lresse09c
Fork dressed 9c; on foot 7c
lurd 16c.
Eggs 20c. 1 '
hickens on foot 10c.
Hams 22c to 2Tc, sides. 2)i to. 25c
shoulders 15 to 13c.
Butter 30 to 35c.
Flour $1.50 to $X.75c a' sack.
Potatoes 50c oer bu.
Hay, from $12 fur some elovetr to $18
or the best timothy.
Sum men Excursions From Albany.
llcguming June 1st Summer Excur
sion rates from Albany will be in ef
fect as follows:
Albany to Xewport and return, on
sale daily, return limit Oct. 31st, $4.00.
Albany to Newport and return, on
sale Saturday and Sunday only, re
turn limit Monday following, $2.50.
Albany to Newort and return, go
ing and returning, Sundays only, $1.50.
Albany to Yaquina and return, or
sale daily, return limited to Oct, 31sV
S3. 50.
Albany to Detroit and return, on
alt daifv. return limited to Oct. 1! tt
$..V5.
For further information call en or
address,
K. K. MONTGOMERY. Agent,
Union Devoi.
I'OR SA!,1 Fine business corner in
the richt place at a figure that will
pay 20 per cent interest within next
mx" months. C. G. liurkhart, 102 EC.
First St.
FRUIT TREKS TUUK I'O NAwfc,,
Hudded on who'e roots, are the only
kind to plant. Th.itB the kind w
sell. Call i oth phonos or address V,
. Led hot tor, salesman, A'.biuy. Nur
series, Albany, Or.
MISFITS.
TbisiBan age of schemes, some good
some bad.
The rain thntholna ih Wf iniWo.
i the chefries wheat injures
,
The people of this valley are all
neighbors and must shout together,
I
I There is too much going on here to
be affected by any slump in the east.
What has become of that porch light
scneme, a good one tnat snould be kept
going.
Some people think the Nell Brmkley
nonstrosities in the Examiner artistic
auairs. So is Mutt.
A prominent commercial travellerhas
the slogan: Oregon Dry in 1910. and
he isn't afraid to let people know it.
In case of war these aeroplane men
could do some very effective work by
dropping explosives on the enemy.
Later: the enemy might drop them
Something will be doing now. The
transcontinental railroads, that for
years have been boosting California
and Washington, have now turned their
attention to Oregon. Whoopla.
I ccoraing to me prize ngn people
1 th? e. wh are PJJ t ."e slugging
! ma.t:h Bnd ,.want il "topped are. Ba!row
f f? rea Dl00.a ne"
I veins. Din tney represent tne- Deal
.A new steel ranrr,. with
a cooking
Plate
on too. a model modern . stove
No blacking. Keeps clean. Just take
a look at it. A Albany Bd Go's.
Good Deeds.
'tis said, arc registered in Heaven.
But I would say X can give you a good
deed to all the following property I
advertise below for sale, together
with an abstract o title. And if you
are looking for a home in either farm
lands or city property it will pay vou
to investigate these bargains, or oth
ers I may have.
City Property i?or Sale.
!No. 11 New house-of 8 rooms, 1 lot.
Electric lights. West Albany.
Price $2200.00.
Jo. 12 Good house and one lot, East
5th street. t Fricc $2000.00.
!No. 13 A nice house and lot situated
on Lyon street, containing 6 rooms
and bath. A bargain if taken soon.
!No. 14 Good new 5-room house and
full lot, nicely situated. West Al
bany. Price $2080.00.
!No. 15 A regular snan in a large well
arranged house and .beautiful
grounds. Cctmmt basement, rlenty
-of fruit. Westi Albany.
VInr cnti rrrtnill J'n f ttt-rte t n9v!im Kuci-
h""" lV.V-k pi.J v.i ,
ness property for sale. Also a few.
good building: tots at prices that i
cannot fail to appeal to the most
conservative- Buyers.
Farm ands For Sale.
No. 5 40 acres situated two miles
from Albany. Good new 6-room
bouse. Wind' mill; good barn, 40x44.
Young orchard all well fenced.
Also chicken parks. This is a bar
gain if taken soon. Terms cash,
balance oit time at 6 per cent in
terest.
No. 6 8ft acres situated two miles
from Albanv. good new house and
barn. iWnd mill. Cistern and two
wells of water on the place. Terms,
14 cash,, balance on time to suit pur
chaser at 6 per cent interest.
No. 7 45 acres, fair bouse and barn.
Orchard for family use. AH in cul
tivacibti. Running water on the
place. Situated 3 miles from Al
bnan No. 8Kine far l of 120 acres, all in
cultivation. New house of 11 rooms
and bath. House cost $3000.00.
Baru cost $1000.00. Crop also goes
in if purchased before July 1st, 19UX
This is a fine home farm and is a
bargain.
Price $5 per acre.
No. J 552 acres in cultivation, t?wo
sets of good buildings: land1 all
good; orchards: this place wilt di
vide nicely for two or three fam
ilies. Situated 7 miles from AJbany.
No. 10 212 acres in cultivation, good
buildings, orchard. Situated 7 miles
from Albany.
1 have contratcs on all the above
lands and can deliver them at prices
that would be a surprise to a good
many. I also have some good buys
in fruit and orchard lands.
Information only furnished to ac
tual buvers. Call personally at my of
fice, i03 West 2nd Si.. Albanv.
.1. V. !M r'K .
BARBER SHOP
23;. Yet -Vit St.
First Class Work Gmrauteevl
Geo. H. Fiddtmati, Prop,
lilll
EXCURSION RATES TO THE
EAST.
During 1910 from all points on the
Southern Pacific Company.
To. Rates.
Chicago $74.95
Council Bluffs 62.45
Omaha 62.45
Kansas City , 62.45
St. Joseph 62.45
St. Paul 62.45
St. Paul via Council Bluffs 66.35
Minneapolis direct - 62.45
Minneapolis, via Council Bluffs 66.35
Duluth, direct 6935
Duluth, via Council Bluffs 69 ')j
St. Louis 69.95
Tickets will be on sale May 2nd and
9th; June 2nd, 17th and 24th; July 5th
and 22nd; August 3rd; September 8th
and 22nd.
Ten days provided for the going
trip. Stop-overs within limits in either
direction. Final return limit three
months from date of sale, but not later
than October 31st. One, way through
California $15.00 additional.
Inquire of any Southern Pacific
agent for more complete information.
WM. McMURRAY,
Gen. Passenger Agent, Portland. Oi
Use Johnson s best. It is the Best
Made in Albany.
A neat place, Holt's Meat Market.
FOR SALE. Good garden trfct, close
to Albany, 72 acres, part or all.
Home phone 2852. Also one or two
well broken horses, single. It
WANTED. -Second hand bicycle, Pierce
or Rambler. Inquire at Democrat.
F. M. French & Son
Jewelers.
i9i FOKD
"TuG Cm tVt IttSlO lvwgcot, UlltJ thcUl-lCM. LU KCCJJ lip.
SEE Kite car, look it over thoroughly, study it, have a demonstration.
DO NOT BE DECEIVED by what other agents may tell you. The
reason they do not like it is because they can not sell you as good a
car for less than $1,500 or $1,600.
WE sell you a five passenger touring car fully equipped with top,
wind-shield, speedometer, five lamps and repair outfit for $1,050.
RALSTON & CRAWFORD, Albany, Oregon.
Office over State Bank.
Albany Abstract Company,
L. M. Curl, Manager.
Hereafter the records in the office of the Recorder of Conveyances
for Linn County, will be abstracted daily, by an expert title examiner
employed by our company. In this manner we will be able to keep our
records up to the last minute of each previous day, thereby affording
better service to the public than any on has heretofore been able to
give. It is our intention to maintain the standard of excellence gained
by thorough and conscientious work in the past. The very best and
latest system of abstraeting of titles wilt1 be permanently and continu
ously carried forward regardless of the expenditure of money in main
taining; our well established reputation as progressive and reliable ab
stracters. We assume- that every one realizes the necessity of- having
an abstract of title prepared for the property which is about to be pur
chased; we solicit your patronage and assure you that we can give you
the very best work that is possible with little delay and at a moderate
living price. It will be to your advantage to see us before ordering.'
An unlimited amount of money to lean at six per cent per annum o
real estate security.
BotH-telephones in the office. Call in and see us or write.
Albany Abstract Company,
Albany, ; Oregon
Have yoia tried our
WINTFR COFFEE?
If not. why ' not? It is the best
25c coflee m town. Give us atrial
STAR BAKERY,
C. MEYER, Proprietor
FIRST
NATIONAL
Albany, Oregon.
OSJJ AND RELIABLE.
For thirty-niae years this Bank has been con
ducting a conservative business. It has had a
healthy, steady growth during these years and
on the basis of this record invites your account
confident of its ability to serve you advantage
ously. Assots Over One Million Dollars.
F.I U S T SA V
SMALL TRACTS
I to 100 Acres.
Do you want a small place, just out
in Albany's fine suburbs. H. Bryant
has laid out a tract, put in some good
roads and will sell on easy terms any
aivnr nlui.a f,r.m ina ... L. .. 1 A
h.hxm i.-..... i.vm wxo i.v Ullv nuiluitru
acres, platted to suit the buyer. See
the property.
Lodge Meetings.
The K. 0. M. every Saturday even
ng H. C. Jordan, Commander.
The Woodmen of the World every
Friday evening. L. L. Swan clerk.
Manzanita Circle 1st and 3rd Mondays,
Pearl Cameron G. N.
Modern Woodmen meet every 2nd
and 4th Wednesday in Bussards' Hall.
Giiant Froman, Clerk.
Royal Neighbors meei. every 1st and
3rd Wednesdays in Bussard's Hall
Alice Kirk, Recorder
i WANTED Young men to learn au-
tomobile business by mail and pre
' pare for positions as chaffeurs and
. repair men. We make you expert
I in ten weeks; assist you to secure
I position. Pay big; work pleasant;
demand for men great; reasonable;
I write for particulars and sample les
' son. Empire Automobile Institute,
Rochester, N. Y.
Now Keadj
BANK
SAVING A REGULAR AMOUNT
persistently will determine your future suc
cess and comforts. You will never regret the
money you save. After you have started vou
will retrret that you did not open an account
sooner.
Interest Paid on Savings Accounts.
INGS BAN K