Albany Democrat, some
"Entered at The pout ollice,; Albany ,T3F,
second class mail matter.
F. P. Nutting.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN,
CITY PROPERTY.
IT IS HUMOROUS.
, , , ' unc oi tne pleasantries 01 the day.
No. 10 House and bam, one lot on js jay Bowerman, an eastern Oregon'
rnrncr rf M-iin etrppt Ivnst Alhanv.. -i J 1 : c - 1
" ' ' ;" " raiiroiiu lawyer, luiunuy lur guvemur,
PERSONAL
A baruain if taken soon. But you u " J '( i,, atn,l,iv S; . mrs. nenrv rmiiippi, or t-URene, was
win h, n ,,irW tr. r.t it . 1 V . " .Tf" 'i.." mme city toaay, a tormcr resident
Our Wants.
WTnTED. Girl or middle need wo
man to do general housework. Call
at M. Send rs, 226 W 5lh.
NOTICE is hereby given by the un
dersigned woodeawers of Albany,
that after date we will charge for two
cut work as follows: f'ortir an J soft
woods 60c per cord; for oak and slabs
75c per cord; and additional charge of
10c per cord will be charged lor all
three rat work.
Dated th's 26th Hny of Sept., 1910.
' 1 CM Westbbook.
A. Fuller & t-oN.
HlBBAKD BltOS.
t30 W. J. Hainwater,
FOR SiLE. 'Ihree acres, about amile
from Albany on the Corvallis road,
Benton Co. good garden b.nd. 1300
an acre. Call upon Andrew Jensen,
R. C D.4. 12t
FRUIT TREES TRUE TO NAME.
Budded on who'e roots, are the only
kind to plant. That's the kind we
sell. Call otn phones or address V,
A. Ledbetter, salesman, Albany Nur
series, Albuny, Or.
CABBAGE for sauer krnut. E L.
McKecver, Bell phone 2X1. t28.
FOR SALE. Two workhorses, weigh
about 2450, Inquire at Democrat of
fice. t7
FOR SALE. Two Jersey bu'l calves.
See H. M. Palmer. 23t
TUTORING By experienced teacher.
Jbessons given oy tne nour. special
Will have to move cmick to get It. a friend of the direi-t nrimarv ami
No. 13 A small house and lot well st;itcment number one. On the face of
situated, West Albany, rncc iyuu. ;t )le ;s not a frjcnd of cither and can
of,
this county. I
W. R. Dumbeck and A. A. Mapleton,
No. 14 A good house of seven rooms, .,, The asSemblv svstcm is ?f Mapleton, Minn , are in the city
beautiful lot, cement walks, plenty rcctiy antagonistic to the primary .ln .
of fruit, bituateu close in. tast
Albany. Price $2700.
No. 17 A seven-room house and good
lot. Sewers. Hard finished. West
Albany. Price $1800.
No. 19 Good new house of seven
rooms, bath, electric lights. Well
situated, Jiast Albany, rnce 5ouu.
,.... i. ,-o ,i, i,i -,...... W. E. Frazier. the erocerv drummer.
the primary was established to do has just returned from an outing at
away with: The old system disgraced tole-v P'"ga-
politics and the people turned to the Mrs. Dr. Yearick, of Cedar Rapids,
direct priamy rfor relief. This didn't Iowa, is in the city on a visit with
suit the bosses and some of the poli- her friends, L, H. Fish and family.
ticians and they devised this assem- A. weidman, 01 Albany, N. i., was
bly as a means for gradually under- in Albiny, Or., today with his Hamil-
DO Y01 WANT
GOOD DENTAL WORK
AT A MODERATE PRICE ?
No. 21 Cottage of fixe rooms, and mining the primary and causing its de- ton watches, an old-time commercial
oarn, iwu guuu iuis. iasi cviuaiiy.
Price $1400.
It will pay wou to investigate these
propositions immediately, as I find
ready sale for property, and know that
these will not be on hand but a few
days.
struction. In the last legislature an traveler.
effort was made to have a law passed Prof L. E. Wegner, who has been at
making the assembly a legal affair, but Lebanon during the meetings, wenn to
it was defeated. In the face of this Woodburn this afternoon to assist in a
the assembly was created, a lawless big seivice.
concern in the spirit of the law. Now Mra. Carter Allingham, of Sisters,
Mr. Bowerman has the colossal gall after a visit with Mrs Etta Carter
to come out and declare he is for the McKenzie. at Corvallis, went to Harris
direct primary and statement number burg this afternoon,
one. The reason is plain. It is the Miss Maud Laughead is in The Dalles
same as inspired congressman nawicy r)0inf institute work, in charge of the
Special Bargains in Farm Lands.
No. 72 SO acres, 70 acres in cultiva
tion. 10 acres in oak timber, fair
hQUsS,efencedbasn0'acWre1s1 oMhifoface t-ht fhe ft' ,"0t spe 3Sty. She
cross fenced 50 acres of this p ace Cannon again after he had seen in big a iendid i putation all over the
... ..........., ...... letters Hie nanuwriiiiig UH INC wan,
is in Oregon. Land all slopes to
ward a creek, where there is run
ning water the year around. This
place is situated 3 miles from Al
bany and is certainly a bargain.
No. 73 Fine farm of 160 acres, all in
Mr. Bowerman also sees some big
letters staring mm in the face. Just
four letters are making him wince.
state as a primary instructor.
It transpires that the J. W. Miller
running fur the legislature on the re
publican ticket is the county clerk, and
incy dit mi"', ."""'s not J. W. Miller of Halsey, who was a
cast, soutn, norm, in an uirecuuns, QePKate to the assembly.
ALL
WORK
GUARANTEED-
FOR
10 YEARS
o
PAINLESS
EXTRACTION
$f? -.
r At-'- ...... a.
GOLD
CROWNS
o
PORCELAIN
CROWNS
' BRIDGE
WORK
o
PLATE
WORK
S cnmotliiinf trt tl"ln hi in tri cwiin.
cultivation, fair buildings, situated 3 Hc win not fOQi many, though voters
miles from Albany. This is a good have 1)cen fooled frequently with less
an-rouiia dairy ano grain larm. rcaSon for it. Orcgonians are a wide
Elmer J. Gilstrap, district manager
of the Occidental Life Insurance Co.,
left this afternoon for Eugene, where
he will enfer the Bible school for a six
cultivation, situated close
bany. Price $1050.
I have land for sale in any size
attention to those delinquent in high tracts to suit purchaser, from a 5-acre
school or college subiecls. 517 W 9ih tract to a 15.000-acre tract, and if you
St. Bell phone 117 Y. are looking for a bargain in farm
FARM FOR RENT. Good farm of 160. lands of any description, or city prop-
acres in Linn county, nearly all in crty, write, or can personally at my
No. 76-5.acres, small buildings, all in awake De0ie and they are going to ""' ..T"lu, Z
to Al- fu;; vn,in regardless of the ?c"0 """" P"F-''jr ." "' '"''
fumes
tower.
that emanate from the tall
try.
Al Dreamland.
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Texas Rangers Tonight.
Dr. W. A. Cox
PAINLESS DENTIST
cultivation and best of grain land,
Good improvements. Cull on C. G.
Burkhart, Albany, Oregon.
SEE those sponges at the Variety
Store. 818 W. 1st street. 25 and 50c
sponges for only 15c.
LAND. Small tracts near town and
on Santiam bottom for Bale, also a
' few town lots. tasy terms. H.
Bryant. tl6
WALTON'S ROOMING HOUSE. -
Second floor Schullz new brick. New
clean and modern. Furnished rooms.
Home phone 1458. tl2
REPA1US THINGS. -
F. R. Daily, 227 W. 2nd slreet.
Bicycles, sewing machines.
umbrellas, everything. i
Try him.
WOOL Carded and batted at Santiam ;
Carding & Knitting Wills, Staytun. I
A. J. Caldwell, Prop. j
FOR SALE. By the owner, one six
room house ind two lots, center of ;
town, 322 East 4th St; mIbo one good ,
cook stove "nd soveral heating stoves, j
H. Barnes. I
GLASS. All sizes and kinds, for sale
' at the Albany Planing Mill, cheaper ,
than aywhere idse in Albany. Skill
lv set, if desired. I
FIRE INSURANCE.-O. F. R. A. ot
McMinnville. Oregon's greatest mu-1
tual company. C. C. Bryant, Albany, I
OusicK Bank Bldg. Both nhones.
officc.Jjut no information by phone.
J. V. PIPE,
203 W. Second St.
Albany, Or.
FOR SALE. White Leghorn coekerels,
from trap-nested stock. R. M.
Hutchins. Home phone 2603 t5
LOST. A shepherd dog, black f.nd
white, bob tail. Return to Hugh
Fisher, or report. t6
hand,
tlO :
Dreamland has for its feature Selig's A Texas tianger, presented by the
latest great wildwesl picture entitled Majestic Amusement Company wi'l be
The Indian Raiders. The picture tells the attraction at the Upera House to-
a tale of the Indian cattle stealers in night.
the early 70's, and also showB some The company carries a band and or-
....oimfa Wop rirtinir stunts. chestra and will give a free street
The Judgment of the Deep is a sad parade and a concert in front of thej
and pathetic tale of the Bea. Troubles theatre attf:30 p. m. The Texas Ran-
of aPol ceman is a rip roannfc comeoy. ger is me greatest ui an western piays
225 W. FIRST STREET,
Albany, Ore.
LOST. Heavy tan glove, left
between Albany and Corvallis.
WANTED.-Experienced girl for gen
eral houspwork. Mrs. C. H. Cusick,
124 west 7th street.
Get your "Seilship Oysters"
Tomlinson & Holman's.
at
and is presented by a company
players ot recognized merit.
of I
Letter List.
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All suits just$l at . F. Pfeiffer's
FQR RENT. Six room house, barn1 unfurnished house.
WANTED. Man and wife, no children,
would like to rent small -furnished or thefl(J jetter3 should ca for .advertised
The following letters remain in the
Albany, Ore., postoffice uncalled for
Oct. 5, 1910. Persons desiring any of
and chicken yard on 4 lots in East M- WANTED. Apple pickers and sorters, j Mr Gsit
bany. Inquire of Mrs. Moench, 330 good wage8 d baIli m board vour. MrjAVn,
S. Main. t6
f OR RENT. 46 acres, 1 1-4 miles
from Ail-any. near H. J. Moores
place in Benton Co., four acres
letters, giving the date:
an, Anderson, jonn Arcmnaia,
AmnlH Mra .Tamna Unnflr W.
self. E. L. Peebler. 1 mile east of u. Bowers. C. Cronice, L. D. Curtis.
town. Home phone 2762. tlZ Abraham Doore, Mrs. Loucillah Fisher.
FOR RENT. H. P. Fry, Thomas Fox, L. B. Gamble,
The new California rooming house at W. F. Herht, Evarts Hover, Ulaus
strawberries, good many ptner ber- Sfil,nnri Bnrf Montoomerv streets. is now 'Lawson. Chas. Lewis. Josiah Lehn. J.
nes and small 1 fruits small house.good ready for business. The beet rooms in ! L. McCauley, Bud McFeely, G. L.
barn.good water, will rent to respons- t j , urnighed, both single and IMirrit, James T. Oxford. Kenneth Pal-
ih e party at $300 rent for year, and f housekeeping. t25 1 ;mer, C. U. Phillips. S. W. Reece, Mrs.
take in payment work on place and v . i!,j J. C. Rhoades, Nettie Ready, Bert
wood cutting, healthful location, good FOR SALE. Some Collie shepherd g ith w M sawver A W.Standish
rice, iv. Mrs. Ida Smith, J. H. Sheridan. T.
school near.
C. B. Winn.
Albany, Oregon. 28t
F G. WILL, lor Watches
I pups, see w. in.
l Home pnone mm. w iTenefrau c. F. Van Allen, T. E.
FOR SALE. Jersey cow 6 years old. ; B. C. Warner, W. P. Walton,
Ueo. U. Tome, K. L. 4. ome pnone woods.
I 2335. V
Wise.
L. L.
J. S. Van Winkle, P. M.
ESTABLISHED IN 1892
Condueted Upon Conservative Lines and with Capital
and Surplus of $90,000.00, this Bank
Invites Your Business
Same Management for Eighteen
Years, Through Two Panics.
J. W. Cusick & Co., Bankers.
ALBANY, OREGON. .
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' I MM
VTHEN vou buv pf
of hoca (or your lull
mrl, get the kind that con
form to lha nntural thapo
of her feet. Educatort are
tlio leniikle and icientific
ahoes. "They let the feet
grow u they should. '
Eiamine a pair and you
will aeo how much better
they are than the ordinary
kind. Made for girla of
all agea.
Look for that
brand Ob the
aole.
EDUCA. "t?s3
toks
for all the XVliK'' 'l Jl
family JJ
Made by
The I-Iamitlon Stor
317 1st Street
Seasonable Goods that you'
1 0 . 1
need m otvies to r tease
T1
Rainy Weather Apparel
My! How it rains this morning as we write this ad-'
vertisement! But we are in Oregon so we expect it, only
we like to be fixed for it.
A good umbrella, raincoat and rubbers and it can
pour down just as much as it wants to we don't care.
We are showing some mighty nobby styles in rain
wraps this season some stylish long coats that the rain
will just rattle off of and will keep you dry.
We have them for the little tots and the grown-ups
too. '
As to Rubbers, we show all styles for little folks, miss
es and children. .
They are the best quality new line goods that will
give you the best of service. Let us fit you.
, .
IT'S TIME FOR WARMER UNDERWEAR.
A large and complete assortment of all styles in wo
mens and childrens underwear is shown now in this de
partment. We have the soft white garment in color either sep
arate or union suits, in a number of most desirable styles.
Also woolen garments in like styles in white, cream, grey
and scarlet. Kvery garment is excellently made and
shaped and will be perfectly comfortable as well as most
serviceable.
I '"or the baby and the little oiies the assortment is just
as complete.
Trices are right to please you too.
Large Warm Blankets
Cooler nights mean more blankets. The rain leaves
the air so pure'that it is doubly good to throw the win
dows clear to the top and get all the fresh air possible.
Just step under a fine soft cotton or woolen blanket, the
kind that we are showing now on our counters, and you
will get the greatest benefit from your night's rest.
We have never shown a larger nor better line of
blankets in wool or cotton at the low prices which we of
fer these for. We have them in plain or fancy large,
medium and small. We believe we can make it worth
vour while to call. Cotton Blankets per pair, 50c to $4.00.
Woolen, $4.50 to $18.00.
RUB-DRY TOWELS.
We are agents for these famous Rub-Dry Towels
we think that they are about the best towels w-e have ever
seen. That's the reason we bought them.
Just as soft as can be and perfectly absorbant. Hun
dreds of little sponges make up the towel and these reach
down into the pores of the skin, cleaning perfectly.
'We show them in several sizes and we believe you
will delight in using them. Try one anyway, you'll buy
more the next time vou need towels if vou do.
THE HAMILTON STORE
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