Albany democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1900-1912, August 12, 1910, Page 1, Image 1

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    Albany
ALBANY. OREGON FRIDAY AUGUST 12. I91fr
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CITY PROPERTY.
No. 123 New 5-room cottage and lot,
West Albany. Price $1,100.
No. 121 New 4-room cottage, good
lot. West Albany. Price $1,000.
No 119 Two lots, and 8-roora house,
East Albany. Price $1,050.
No. 85 7-roora house, ten lots, barn,
1 chicken house. Fine location,
West Albany. Price $6,500.
Large list stock, fruit and dairy
farms from $15.00 per acre up. Call at
my office for full information. 130
Broadalbin street. p . pQWELL.
F.Q. Will ior watches
THEY ARE HERE
That Delayed shipment of Expres Wagons ,
has just arrived, all s-.zes from the smallest
to the largest. We can suit all size boys.
The prices are right. At
Meiser & Meiser
Remember Ruby Blend is the Very Bes,t 25c Coffee.
We Deiy Any Store or Catalogue House m
America to Beat These Mces
HERE ARE. A FEW OF THE
RUMMAGE sale BARGAINS
W. B. CORSETS 48c PAIR
For cljoice of all broken lots
and discontinued numbers of
corsets worth up to $1.00 pair
98c PAIR'
Misses, Children's and Boys'
Oxfords, Pumps and Slippers
Every style, every size from 5
to 2, in Tan, Patent Leather,
Vici, or Gun Metal, regular
values up to $2.50. See win
dows. $9.87
For Women's and Misses
Tailored Suits, actual values
up to $30.00. Every suit new
this season, best of materials,
lined with. Skinner's guaran
teed satin and silk
4c YARD
For regular 10c Linen Fin
ished Torchon Lace.
16c YARD
For 25c and 35c 18-inch Cam
bric Corset Cover Embroidery-
,
W. B. CORSETS 78c PAIR
For choice of all discontinued
numbers of W.. B. Corsets
worth up to $2 a pair.
$1.98 PAIR
For Women's Patent Kid,
Patent Colt, Vici . or' Gun
Metal, $3.50 and $4.00 Ox
fords and Pumps. Every pah
new this season. See big
window display.
$1.00
For Children's $2.50 white
or light blue Duck or Pique
Coats.
98c
For choice of this season's
new Parasols worth up to
$3.50.
ONE-PIECE DRESSES.
Cheaper, in fact much cheap
er than you can buy materi
als for. ,
$1.25 for any $2.50 One-piece
Dress.
$1,75 for any $3.50 One-piece
Dress.
$2.12 for any $4.75 One-piece
Dress.
$2.75 for any $5.50 One-piece
Dress.
$3.75 for any $7.50 One-piece
Dress.
APPEALING TO
THE PRESS.
Here is another one from tho Greater
Home Uule Association, written
specially for editors, because, the writer
says, they wield a powerful Influence,
and there is no violet scented flattery
about that. Several days ago the
Association wrote us about Bill Jones
and Sissy Parsley, whose mutterings
the Democrat took pleasure in punct
urine, which, this so called Home Rule
Association says it wanted to grab our
attention like a boa constrictor, so that
we would know it is vital. You bet,
you, it is vital to Portland saloon
keepers, who wish to dominate the
state. This whiskey is one that affects
the farmer and everybody, and on
November 8th there is cninc to be a
big NO cast to the Question of the
voting the sMoon in or out, and when
you come to No. 328 and 329 the Dem.
ocrat is flat-footed in advising people to
put, a cross between azu and No.
WILL GO UP
MT. HOOD.
ftReiK. W. S. Gordon of this city is pre
paring to spend his vacation by climb
ing Ml. Hood. Next week he will go
with a party of Portland and other
Oregon ministers to Mt. Hood, starting
up about Wednesday. Dr. Clarence I
irue Wilson is ac the head of the party.
Among the others will be Dr. J. H.
Cudlipp, Fletcher Human. Rev C. L.
Hamilton, W. T. Euster, W. J. llouglas
andff. V. Fisher.
Brownsville.
From the Times:
Mrs. J. P. Coolev died Autr. 1
age of 52,' after an illness of 18
at the
years,
DOINGS OF
THE WORLD.
The Roseburg commercial club ans
wered 531 personal letters during July.
During three months in Dallas there'
was not an arrest. Dallas is now Am
and a better city than ever.
Daniel E. Powers, of PorHnml h
ueguu a Bun 10 nave ueciurea uncon
stitutional the Uuv providing for a sal
ary of $3000 for the assistant attorney
general.
H. U. Lumsdon, of Portland, yester
day while fishing in Klamath Lake
landed a trout weighing eighteen
pounds. It took him an hour and ten
minutes to do it, the fight of his life.
The Princess May a steamer on the
way from Skagway to Juneau yester
day struck a reef and sunk. The
Danger ar Newport.
Oregoaan:
There is grave danger that travelers
visiting Newport ana Nye Creek and
residents of those places will contract
typhoid fever if they are not careful
to drink only tho water being piped in
from the mountains, according to Dr.
Calvin S. White.
He visited Newport a few days ago,
and brought back to Portland with him
samples of the water from the sp-ing
above the towns. These were submit
ted to the state board of health.
The presence of colon baccilli does
not indicate that there are typhoid
germs in the water, but it does indi
cate that it is being polluted by human
excrement, and there is grave danger
of contracting typhoid fever by drink
ing it.
At the Hotels
N. J. Reasmer, Ashland.
. Elmer E. Hyland, Eugene
C. E. Morris, Madison, Wis.
Herbert Button, Eugene
Joe Coolev, Salem
B. Morris and son, Kcio
M. H. Hendricks, Tacoma
Chas Childs, Brownsville
E. Stewart, Corvallis
Maurice Winter, Portland
G. E. Bassett, Corvallis
Henry Allen, Grand Island, Neb.
Geo, King, Geo. Libby, Amity.
Mrs. M. Clelland and .,,rfH..mht. Peneers on board all escaped.
the Misses Rawlings. of Albany, were , STSMttSSJ dWn'
the guests in this city Wednesday of J. much is. not known.
F. Venner and family. President Lovett and party left On-
lioGePoUKDh t fK t Padn(t fa-! dZXLr0Te'oTsl is
trained SibSE wiZe" . WlE.eT V Wa
" C0UrSe 0 traiDin ""Ser, O'Brien is wUh him. The trip is said
special care. ! to be signficant of what is to follow in
Nels Cochran went to Roseburg to- railroad building.
nnnif C bra 'an'dianWa? V S 8 bic?c,e mAin
' ' always be handy. The mayor has re-
Shuriff Bown, of Eugene, left for fu.s to sign it, and it becomes a law
Los Angeles yesterday after Chas J. wlthout 3 signature.
Rosen, charged with the seduction of Miss Mary Van Winkle of Philomath
Ella Bowers of Irving, while his n&3 been taken to the rescue home at
affianced wife is traveling in Europe. Portland, with her two ehildren. The
Rosen instead of residing at Eugene Rescue Home and the State Purity
has been section foreman at Irving. League have had her brother-in-law
Loren Wood city marshal of ;Philomath,
The editor of the Junctinn flltv Timon '"dieted. He is charged with being the
hat just had his 'first "Fe'aTa i?e tw0 ..
grandfather, there being born to Dr. 01 ner ruln'
and Mrs. Lehrnach a son, and Grandpa' Newberg Graphic: Rev. F. C: Stan-
mooreneaa says ne is blamed if he isn t nara, pastor of the Kaptist church, read
proud of the kid. his resignation to his coaregation
Sunday morning. The church has taken
no aCiion on jt yet( Bd tno memners
THE OREGONIAN. In case of bad e making a vigorous, concerted effort
delivery or missing of paper tele- to pursuade him to reconsider. The
phone Eagle's Cigar Store, week pressure upon Rev. Stannard, both by
days before 8, Sundays before 10 members and non-members, is so strong
o'clock. that we hope and believe he is waver-
ing in his thought or leavinir.
THE EMPIRE, L E CTRI
TONIGHT.
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STOrC IS UctCK. Ul Cadi dllU tvw y cxk ti-i.. jh. w iuiwjshiv i.v hui. v.v
'every department will contribute just such bargains as you find in this ad. Our hats
'are selling for about 25c on the dollar, more than 75 per cent discount.
WAltrl inn vv iin ljkj vv o.
Chambers & McCune
Albany's Greatest Suit ard Cloak House
ALBANY SLPPLY CO.
Wholesale Dealers
In fruits, vegetables, sugar, nuts,
confection iry, wrapping paper, twine
and paper bogs.
Cash paid for all kinds of poultry.
We also have the agency for Pyramid
and Golden oale cement, Olympic lime,
Arden plaster. Get prices bef jre buy
ing. Cash paid for eggs.
Foot Ferry Street. Albany.
Phones. Main 6 Bell, 3 Home.
M. Senders &Co,
(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.
Dr eam land.
"THE SHOW OF QUALITY" .
Direction People's Amusement Company, Portland, Ore.
Program changes Tuesday. Friday and Sunday.
Prices Adults 10c, Children 5c.
Matinees Daily 2:30 to 5. Night shows 7:30 to 10:30. ,
R B. IHayberry, Drayman
Heavy and light hanling. Piano
moving .a specialty, Piano and organs
boxed for shipping Piano boxes foi
sale. Wood for sale, v"" wood or 16
inch wood.
OHice with Lion & Benton Real Es
tate Co . 236 West 1st.
Residence 713 Montgomery St. Both
Phones.
BAVb YOUK LUilHtS
CLEANED AND PRESSED
THE CLEANER,
CU.MM1NGS & GILBERT
4L0 W 1st St. Beli Phone h.iack 273
Home Dhone 106
PROGRAM FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
MID THE CANON'S ROAR
A military picture replete with action, interest and patriotic enthusiasm.
THE WHITE CAPTIVE O FTHE SIOUX
A wonderful Indian picture, based on a well authenticated historic incident.
THE MESSENGER'S DAG
An interesting picture of what a dog will do to serve his master, however
unworthy he may be.
PETE HAS NINE LIVES
A humorous series of illustrations showing how hard Pete tried to find re
lict from his woes in death.
TRAVELOGUES
With the President in Washington
MISS EDYTHE NEILSON
Singing "My Old M .it; is Hane Hall Mad"
Palmer's Hairy
THE fr-LMN RUL!;.
HERE IT IS. A'.Bffl. TH 0.,
The Cloria Gas Lamps
C.hraper than any other lurht. r"ull
h'.'skK'nC'!
phone
Delivcrsmiik an.: cream to any part of the chain and it lights instantly.
,he city Prices reasonahle. Jersey
ows with best of care. Both Phones.
Home Phone.
536 E. First St.,
See bCHOEL UKOS.,p .11 n a
Albany, Oregon.
uvy and hsht hauling.
specialty.
rd Both
black 225
Moving
A-
LITTLE
MONEY
In your pockets is a good thing,
but money in real estate is better.
You Are Invited to Look Into These
Bargains.
No Trouble to Show Property.
108. 100 acres, 50 acres in crop,
6 acres onion land, 10 acres pasture,
and timber, orchard, apples, pears,
berries, grapes, 9-room house, 3 barns,
blacksmith outfit; water power, feed
mill, farm fully equipped with ma
chinery. . Price $5,250. Terms.
207. 54 acres 5 miles of Albany, all
in crop except 7 acres timber and pas
ture, 10 acres orchard, springs, also
well at house, new barn, the finest
building site in grove of trees, can see
the lights in Albany and Corvallis.
Price $5,400. Terms.
50. 87 acres 5 miles from Albany,
all in crop and seeded, pasture, creek
through place, windmill, water piped
to house and barn, new buildings,
family orchard. Garden, berries. $100
per acre. Terms.
61. 84 acres at R. R. station, 5
miles from Albany, all under cultiva
tion, grain, garden, family orchard,
windmill, good buildings. Price $9,000.
Terms.
I 83. 10 acres 2 miles from Albany,
t new 7-room house and barn, 7 acres
j crop, 3-4 acre orchard, 3-4 acre hcr-
rics, 3 acres pasture and timber. A
1 fine home. $3,500.
97. 5 acres 'A mile from Albany,
, fair house of 5, rooms, loganberries,
gooseberries, currants, not. far from
the $50,000 high school building. Price
$2,500. Terms.
I 44. 300 acre stock farm, 50 acres
grain, 50 acres saw timber, cruises
three million feet: 2 good orch
ards, 40 acres; 100 acres pasture,
springs on all parts of farm. Modern
new 8-room house, water piped from
: spring, 2 good barns 36x40 and 35x45,
1 mile to school, 6 miles to good
! town. R. I7. D., tclepttone and milk
route, '100 acres bottom land. 150 acres
rolling, line for orchard. Price $11,
, 000. Terms.
76. 15 acres VA miles from live
town, fttic river bottom land, good
.house, bam and out buildings. 2'i
'acres in garden, balance pasture, eas
ily cleared. Finest of soil for any
thing. Price $2,600. Ternjs.
, 67. 94 acres, 7-ronm house. 40 acres
plow land, 5 .'iere orchard, 20 acres is
lieaverd i;:i hml, V, mile to school, (1
miles inv.n live town. Price $40 per
acre.
1!5. 5 r-.tc'. 'ii! in bearing prune,
new hoi:?? a:"! ciih'Vu lio'.te. all
f,..- .0 I wiM ('!!if!:c-i ; wire. 2
t."i!-. ir'im Al' nv. i!v ;1 c!;i':k.n
I'rire f ". Term.
Big New Program
Tonight.
Follow the crowd.
Admission 10 cents.
Entire change of program today.
1. a.arriea on norseDacit. A story
owooy s courcsntn.
The Shipwrecked Man.
j of a cowboy's courtshii
1 of a sailor's fickle love
A Btory
3 A Jealous Wife. The funnv ex-
I perience of a jealous woman.
Songs.
Brandy Legs, sung by Miss NicKlo
' son.
I Out in an Automobile, aung by Little
Miss Nickleson.
i This is a program no one should miss.
Admission 5c. ,
Both Phones
Main 53
COMPAQ
337 West lit.
Ablany, Or
WM. BAIN. President.
P. D. GILBERT. V. P
H. N. BOULEY, Cashier.)
ALBANY STATE BANK
We issue drafts available in a ly 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. Wc shall be glad to explain their safety and
convenience to you at any time.
Safety deposit boxes for rent.
C0PELAND AD MARSHALL
MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF ROUGH AND DRESSED
LUMBER.
House and Barn Bills a Specialty. Mill situated two miles east of Knot
Butte, near Santiam River.
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'-BAKY r.rAI, ESTATE CO.
State i:.-.i:': I'-tiil-Jiiig, Up.uir.i.
Stctter's Get the Blues.
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