Albany Democrat.
Entered at the pout office, Albany, Or,
second class mail matter.
E. P. Nutting. .
Our Wants.
FOR "RENT. Four nice; furnished
rooms, only $15. Inquire at Daven
port's Music Store. 2t
TEAM FOR'sALE A' good driving
team with buggy and harness for
sale cheap. Oregon Title and Trust
Co., cor. 2nd & Broadalbin. t9
WANTED. To buy two Bmall pigs,
for cash. ' See ErneBt Hornbach,
Albany, Ore.
LUMBER FOR SALE 10,000 feet, as
COiHOFI FOR GOVERNOR.
Col. 'Hofer publishes a picture of
himself, and gives the kind of man
the people of Oregon should select for
governor of Oregon, declaring such a
man to be "a republican who will curb
the extravagances of the legislature,
even if composed of a majority of his
own party,' by use of the veto power,
and who will not ratify the jobs of a
log-rolling majority a governor of
Very cheap. See C. B. Baker depot. , K i . y v mem
. , . . ' i ber of the state legislature. After the
HOP PICKERS WANTED. Register sess:on the Saienf Statesman oub-
now for yard on A. F. Luther place, ljshe(1 the standjng 0f the members
lJ5,leMf'.,.b'l!:i? P.'STlwith the appropriations they voted
PERSONAL
good as new, mostly I by 12, dressed.
FOR SALE. Two full blood Spitz:
puppies. Phone 1233. t30 '
FOR SALE. A span of four-year old
horses. See F. VI. Perfect, R D. i
i Hnma nhnnn Mil 2lt
WANTED. Washine and ironine.l "lu0- "coieuan c aoiuemier. i o, and, 0,he name of Col. Hofer
Fine work a specialty. Prices reas- WANTED. Bookeeper, one who has led all the rest, standing at the top,
onable. Mrs. M. Swarthout, Geary knowledge of stenography prefersed. j with the highest figures of all after
street, 2nd house from R. B. tl Light work. Address Box 406 Al- it, the record showing that he had
bany out voted for everything presented, many
! LOST. July 22. between Corvallis ' graft measures turned down by the
' and Albany, a black wallet marked average legislator. This is a matter
S. S. Metzear. containing two 10- of fact else the Statesman orevaricat-
bi lis, a railrord ticket, Portland to , cd, and it was not denied at the time.
Chicago, and other papers. $10 re- The Col. boldly appeals for the
FOR RENT. -30 acre form near Alb
any. Call at Democrat office. tlO
CATTLE FOR SALE.-Rcgistered
Aberdeen Angus. John Wills, Al- j
bany, Or.
WASHING. Done ot 128 W. Water;
street. . Home phone 432. Work '
called for and delivered, j
ward for return of same, with con-! whiskev vote and that of anti-Chris-
tents, to this office. tians, declaring against prohibition and
FOR SALE UR TRADE. Two good Sunday legislation
ponieB or will trade in for one large
horse. Inquire f armers r eed biieas.
He declares in favor of the grang
ers and legislation for them, but will
he fool many grangers; he declares for
free locks, but he will not fool the
merchants of the valley. He stands
right on the assembly and statement
FOR SALE. Some good oat hay, loose
in field, within one mile from Aiuany. 1
T V Pino 909 Wont 9nri St
FOR SALE. Farm of 20 'B4MS?
and a half miles from Albauy. new 7 , for '"mediate delivery. Owen Beam,
room house and barn, runninir water i
all year, give immediate possession 1 DILL for dill pickles for Bale by E. -number one, on free locks and in favor
with crop. Terms: half down and B. Davidson, 729 K f irst bt. of the development of Oregon; but
oaiance in easy paymeniK. inquire p0R SALE: One good 3J. heavy mat is easy.
Bain wagon with good wood and hay remaps this is none ot the business
rack. One good hack. One set of a democratic paper, but it is a part
heavy work harness, mare and colt, of the political doings of the day.
E. Hartsock. Home phone 3836. t6 I , r
FRUIT TREES TRUE TO NAME.
Budded or Twhole iSott. are the onlv THE PEOPLE WILL RULE, NOT
kind to plant. That's the kind wej mn. nubbin.
nail Poll i nt-h nhnnpfl ni nriHrAHB M . .
A. Ledbetter, Balesman, Albany Nur-! W. S. Dunniway as state printer has
at 330 S. Main. tl
FOR SALE. Gasoline woodsawing out
fit, at a bargain if taken now. Guar
anteed to do the work. Geo.
Brown. Home phone 862 '
FOR RENT. Office looms, splendid:
location, in the new Stark building. I
See Dr. A. Stark about it
AARRAflR. RYmI RninaratAr. Innlrn 1
alter garbage, rnone Home zaus. wib, muauy, vr.
rwn QALiU. ny me owner, one s:x tvnon.-' r.
I 1 a I . t a anvinrra 1 Ihr.o ntffri rinilhlA ricr
ruum nuuoQ biiu ihu iulo, vuiiber ul i "i ' - 1 -------7 - - -
town, 822 East 4th St; also one good
rnnf dMva nnri aAVArnl hAnfinv ntnvM I
H. Barnes.! son, 1 mile from Albany,
UBi't' nnnn it tu. iih.nn ,' county.
mill. Get some. i WuOL-Carded and batted at Suntiara
GARBAGE. If residence is west of. 9"rdi1? S K?,Up" Mi"B' Stayton
Lyon street will pick up garbage for Ca ProP-
60c month. S. U Penny the garbage BUICK. Will answer all calls prompt
man. Home phone 2303. t4 ' . 'y- Terms are reasonable. Murray
raarsnau. ootn yiiuuro.
saved the people of Oregon about $40,
000, and as an official has done good
He is the logical candidate of
springs! covered, both in good repair! ,lis P?rtv for renomination, and as he.
at a reasonable price, r. a. nugn- "..v in ui. u,.
uuuca win iiu uuuui kci 11 .1 111c
Benton
6t
?4tD ODGtHTA I MOT IWCinV flW
Call R Eastburn at &bS l00'r't.? lo "
store. Both phones 58.
FOR SALE. Two four room cot
tages, at Nye Creek. See Chas.
Burggraf. 19t
FOR SALE. Fifty acres, bottom land,
3 miles from Albany. E. Yagelski,
R. D. 8. 3326 Home phone. tl7
FOR SALE. Farm of 46 acres, in
quire of E. E. Parrish, R. D. 1.
NO NAILS. Have your souls sewed
on by Chas. Procnow's new machine.
Saves stockingB and socks. It
FOR SALE- Farm ot lbU acres, also
city property. Inquire of H. F. Mc-
Ilwain. i
FIRE INSURANCE - Beaver State
Merchant's Mutual. Inquire at Opera
House Bldg.
FIRE INSURANCE.-O. F. R. A. ol
McMinnville, Oregon's greatest mu
tual company. C. C. Bryant, Albany,
Cusick Bank Bldg. Both phones.
on good city property, to procure a
loan, or to mane a loan, can upon o.
0. ChriBty, Atty., at law. Rooms 12
and 13 over the First National Bank,
230 W. 1st. street, Albany Ore. 6t
GLASS. All sizes and kinds, for sale
hands of his party, materially assisted
by the fight the Oregonian will make
tor the assembly nominee, Mr. Dark,
a good fellow, but in the wrong com
pany to get votes. All over the state
there will be such an emphatic expres
sion against the assembly as to be
heard. This will particularly be true
in the country districts, where the
farmers are united against the as
sembly. They want no dictation by
Harvey Scott and the other political
bosses of Oregon, nor will they brook
it. The law provides a different meth
od for making nominations, and those
at the Albany Planing Mill, cheaper wrin in ciihviofr1 tf wilt huni n
than aywhere else in Albany. Skill- ioltd voice when the primaries come
"FOLEY'S KIDNEY PILLS HAVE
CURED ME."
The above is a quotation from a let
ter written by H. M. Winkler, Evans
ville, Ind. "I contracted a severe case
of kidney trouble. My back gave out
and pained me. I seemed to have lost
all strength and ambition; was both
ered with dizzy spells, my head would
swim and specks float before my eyes.
I took Foley Kidney Pills regularly
and am now perfectly well and feci
like a new man. Foley Kidney Pills
have cured me." Woodworth Drug
A FEW SHORT WEEKS.
Mr. J. S. Bartell, Edwardsville, 111.,
writes: "A few months ago my kid
neys become congested. I had severe
backache and pain across the kidneys
and hips. Foley Kidney Pills prompt
ly cured my backache and corrected
the action of my kidneys. This was
brought about after my using them for
only a few short weeks and I can
cheerfully recommend them." Wood
worth Drug Co. ,
Mrs. B. H. Boles and children have
returned from the Bay.
Miss Belle Thompson has returned
from Salem, where she has been visit
ing a friend.
Mrs McCart, of Ranier, arrived this
noon on a visit with ber sister, Mrs.
Clarence Nickerson.
Mrs P. A. Young and children and
and Misi Emma Sox went the Bay this
afternoon for an ou ing. .
Misses Letha McCuilough,' Lettie
Pratt and Edna Knott left today for
Detroit for an outiog at the Pratt-
Montgomery-Knott camp.
S. S. Mstzgar the O. A. C. coach last
year and a good one, was in the city
yesterday on his way to Grants Pass, j
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schriner and chil-'
: bren left this afternoon for State Cen-.
' ter, Iowa, on a three months visit with 1
relatives.
i Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Hill, of Hills
( boro, passed through the city this noon
for the Bellknap Springs for n outing
i Mr. Hill is a brother of Dr. Hill.
I W. R. Hoover, of Portland, one of
! the proprietors of the Hoover saw mill
j spent If-st night in Albany and this
morning left for hoover t look afttr
i affairs.
Dr. and Mrs. Stuart, of the electric,
light company, left, this afternoon for ;
Chehalis to reside, Dr. Stewart having
been transferred to that city by the ,
Byllesby Co. ,
W. R. Ewbank and family of Med-'
ford, have been in the city on a visit ;
with Mr. Ewbank's former partner. J. ',
H. Culp, while on a trip through the
valley. I
Rev. and Mrs. Geselbracht left on the
early train this morning for Chicago.
where they will visit for several weeks, j
They will be gone a mouth. 1
Misses Philemon Barnes and Lucille
Heilman, of Portland, returned last
evening from the Bay and spent the
night witn miss Margaret monteitn.
Carl Power of Pendleton, a former Al
bany boy, was in the city on a visit, the
guest of Roy Nuttting. He came down
from Halsey in the auto of bis uncle,
Mr. Alex Power.
Mrs. J. D. Ellis and part of family
are at Cascadia, for an outing, ac
companied by Mrs. Ellis' sister, Mrs.
Wm. Peace of Ottoway. III., and daugh
ter, who are here on a visit.
MARRIED.
' Mr. Clifford LeRoy Hanchett and
Miss Edith Cowitz were mnrried at the
home of the bride's parents in Sweet
Home on Sunday, Julv 31. The wedding
march was played by Miss Golda Bur
' nett. The bride wore a dress of light
blue silk. They stood in a large arch
made of evergreens Miss Gussie
Evans waa the bridesmaid and Charley
Cowitz, brother of the bride, was best
'man. The ceremony was performed
! by Mr. A. Horner. After the cere-
money a wedding dinner was served, of
I which 97 partook.
There were many beautiful presents,
' all of which will be very useful in their
housekeeping.
Letter List.
The following letters remain in the
Albany, Ore., poatoffice uncalled for
Aug. 3. 1910. Persons desiring any of
these letters should call for advertised
letters, giving the date:
Hugh Brashear, C. V. Bowman, Mrs.
C. E. Davis. Lizzie Glenn, C. E. Ham
lin, Mrs. W. E. Kindorf, R, L Lamar,
O. Latiam, Georgia Neal, J. M. Par
sons, M. A. Pewther, Clara Reise, J.
C. Rhodes, E. A. Watson.
. J. S. Van Winkle, P. M.
FOR
: SflMMEB SPRAY MATERIAL
Sole Distributor for the
Hygeno A, the great
Disinfectant Germi
cide, Insecticide.
also
Gold (Join and ttandari Lice
and Ply Killer
!4KTTirriTT!7?.y
if! U !Y A Jl X
235 East 2nd Street.
GRAIN SACKS AND
TWINE FOR SALE.
We will be prepared to take oats on
storage.
Barley, wheat and oats bought.
M. SENDERS & CO.
ESTABLISHED IN 1892
Conducted Upon Conservative Lines, and with Capital
and Surplus of $90,000.00, this Bank
Invites Your Business
Same Management lor Eighteen
Years, Through Two Panics.
J. W. Cusick & Co., Bankers.
ALBANY, OREGON.
FOR RENT. Two suits of housekeen-.-
rii n.QE il o l -l .in
lug ruuuiB. van aiuu " . am Bt, -v
HOP PICKERS. Anyone wishing to
pick in the Leeper and Hodges hop
yards please register at Gilbert Bros,
store. M. A. Winn, Manager. tl9
WANTED. Boarding place for man
and t o children, ages 7 and 10.
Where children can have mother's
care. Will pay reasonable price.
Address W. Kibler 265 W. First St.
Room 12. t6
LANDSCAPE GARDENING, budding,
etc., by D. B. Speer, R. D. 3. Hazel
wood addition. - t03
WOOD SAWING.-Call up C. Wi
vvestbrook.Home phone 7001. New
5 H. P. saw. t3
WANTED. Girl to do housework and
SFsist in store, Steady position tor
right person. Call at the Crest. 30t
Electric
Toasters
Make Perfect
Toast
Ralston Electric
Supply Co.,
30 West Second Street.
r,
TUT?
HAMILTON STORE'S
Worthy and Timely Offerings
New Shipment ot Rugs
Several shipments of new rugs have recently arrived
and this department is now unusually attractive with
some new and choice patterns of Axminster, Body Brus
sels and Wilton Velvets.
We have never seen prettier colors or designs in rugs
than those that are shown this season nor have' we ever
shown a higher quality article at the price than we are at
the present time.
Several grades have been improved in the wearing, arc
made heavier and arc in every way more desirable. In
fact Rugs have never been more desirable than they are at
the present time.
We arc anxious to show you this handsome assortment
;md we invite you to come and permit us to point out their
superior points, not the least of which is the low price for
the high quality.
Should you intend buying later it will be well to look
now as you have an extraordinary choice of patterns.
Come m at any time.
JRemar kable Saving on Ponge Suits .
The remainder of these stylish suits we offdr at prices regardless of cost. Only a few remain and at this low
price they will move quickly. The styles are most attractive, coming in pretty tailored effects, some with pleasing
trimmings of silk in black, brown or persian and nobby button effects. Others come in the more severely plain ef
fects that are very desirable.
These garments are regular $19 to $30 suits, but now to clear them all we offer them at just
HALF PRICE.
WASH SUITS $2.98 AND $5.75.
Remember these excellent values and take advantage of their low prices. White, blue and natural pink, made
of Rep or plain imitation linen. Most excellent values.
NEW RUSSIAN TURBANS.
A new and very attractive turban are these Russian effects that have become so very popular.
Our showing is very complete, showing some new color effects that are wonderfully pretty ai
most becoming. These we are now showing in our windows.
and the shapes are
" -' - " &
They are made largely, of silks and velvets and sell at
$3.00, $5.00, and $6.00.
Then remember that all Summer Millinery is now .
HALF PRICE.
L. E.&H.J. Hamilton
3 17 First St.
THE HAMILTON STORE
Albany
Oregon
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