Albanyl) emocrat.
Entered at the post o iice,Albany,Or4
second cIsb mail maittr.
F. P. Nutting.
Our Wants.
SOME SPECIAL BARGAINS IN
CITY PROPERTY.
No. 10 House and barn, one lot on
corner of Main street. East Albany.
' ) A bargain if taken soon. But you
1 will. have to move quick to get it.
, No. 13 A small house and lot well
situated, West Albany. Price $1900.
i No. 14 A good house of seven rooms,
beautiful lot, cement walks, plenty
of fruit. Situated close in. East
WANTED -Two boys attending schoo wen'rSouse and good
...U......K. u. u - t Sewers. Hard fin shed. West
i Albany. Price $1800.
! No. 19 Good new house of seven
rooms, bath, electric lights. Well
TAKE THE SALOONS
I OUT OF POLITICS.
"So far as .results go, the law has 1
proved to be powerless and the reason ,
The Home Rule Association Promises ance between the dives and debased
Such a Remedy. : politics."
desire employment mornings and
evcningB. Any old thing just so its
work, i'nono to J. A). V. Biiyeu.
FOR SALE. Here is a chance of alife
time. 1 will sell at a great bargain, situatej, East Albany. Price $2500.
my large truit orchard on easy terms N 2l-Cottage of fixe rooms, and
. ortake part in city business proyerty; ba ,wo g0K0(1 lots East Albany.
27t L. H Rhodes. prjce ?1400
FOUND. -A man's gold watch. Cal; It will pay wou to investigate these
upon Koland Hackleman at the P. O. j propositions immediately, as I find
FOR RENT. New six room cottage ready sale for property, and know that
at 413 Washington St., Nov. 10. these will not be on hand but a few
Good rate to right parties. CaU on days.
L. C. Marshall, 6th & Calupooia. i
LOST.-Outer and inner tire tubes for! Special Bargains in Farm Lands.
automobile between Albany and Leb- No. li 80 acres, 0 acres in cultiva-
anon. Report to Democrat omce.
WANTED. A fairly good old b uilding
or a tew thousand feet of second'
. hand boxing lumber. Address N. I
Talbert, city. .
JERSIES FOR SALE.-100 head high
grade Jersey cows and heifers for j
sale on easy terms. H. Bryant. tl4
FOR SALE. 22 feet front on Second 1
street, and residence at the coiner of
2nd and Baker streets. H. F. McIJ
wain 140 E 2nd St.. 24t
FOR SALE. Grapes and winter apples.
J. 6. Gibson, Home phone 4054. 17t
FOR SALE. Potatoes. 1 mile south
of Albany. Home phone 2416. R.
Webster. 17t
Hon, 10 acres in oak timber, fair
house and barn, well fenced and
cross fenced. 50 acres of this place
is some of the finest apple land there
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
cultivation, fair buildings, situated 3
miles from Albany. This is a good
all-round dairy and grain farm.
No. 765 acres, small buildings, all in
cultivation, situated close to Al
bany. Price $1050.
eral points on which we have prohi-
bition already. The Home Rulers be-,
lieve in prohibition in part for men '
and in whole for women. "No woman
shall be allowed to enter saloons."
They say saloons must be better reg-:
ulatcd and the laws must be made
stronger and must be NOW enforced. '
They confess that so far regulation
has been a failure. How are they go
ing to divorce saloons from politics?)
liy taking it out of the hands of the
City Council and putting it where?
In the Courts. They say in effect,
"As councilmen are elected by voters
they feel under obligation to those
who help them get elected. They
stand in with the saloon power to get
elected. Therefore, take the license
power away fro mthe City Councils."
Hut Attorney-General Crawford says
their amendment "vests in the City
Council the exclusive power to control
the sale of liquor." Before their pro
posed constitutional amendment is
adopted they propose to anul it! Read
the Attorney-General's opinion given
at the request of tiie Liquor Dealers'
Aid Society and compare it With their
promised law. Hut does putting the
licensing power in the hands of the
courts take saloons out of politics?
Does it? Arc the liquor dealers to
appoint our Judges? If our Judges
arc to be elected and they are then
putting the licensing power in their
(lands means to make the Courts THE
to debase our
I have land for sale in any size
FOR SALE.-WhileLeghorncoekerels, ,ract 15,000-acre tract, and if you
from trap-nested stock. K. l i, , f B X r e
Hutchins. Home phone 2608. to ! lands of any description, or city prop-
land. Parties offering such a tract . i q, a1k, n-
mn.t hnvA full mithoritv. Call on or 203 W- Second St. Albany, Or.
write Tebault Real Estate Co., Al-'
bany, Or. p0R gALE. Ho"e place, 2 lots and
FRUIT TREES TRUE TO NAME. homej Broadalbin P streets. J. F.
Budded on whole roots, are the only Troutman.
kind to plant. That's the kind we ' ,
sell. Call coth phones or address W. WANTED. -Day work at sweeping,
A. Ledbetter, salesman, Albany Nur- dusting, washing and ironing. 427
series, Albany, Or. I E 6th street.
GARBAGE. If west ofLyon street 50c FOR SALE. One beautiful acre, good
month, S. B. fenny the garbage new 4-room house, and line well
(Who is willing
Courts: 1) 1 j
"The main point just at.
present is to recognize the fact that
the INTELLIGENT PUBLIC DE-i
.MANDS a change in the conduct of
the saloon. It must go to the root
of the confessed evils which now ;
beset the trathc in strong drink and
RADICALLY CURE them." Editor-:
ial, Oregon, Nov. 1st. i
The Orcgonian agrees with Cardinal
.U'anniiig o: tne Koman catholic
church. He says: "The drink trade'
is our shame, scandal and sin, and
unless brought under by the will of
the people it will be our downfall. ,
Alas, in America, also does the 'sleep
ing partner' (the government) for a
money consideration, give its pro
tection to the drink trade. Do you
know how your will may help to '
break up this unholy alliance between ,
the government and the greatest
fraud of the age? VOTE AGAINST
IT." Amen. All in favor of this vote
342 X Yes and 344 X Yes, and vote it
hard. i
Saloons must be divorced from pol
itics. The sane way and the only ef- '
fective way is to abolish them. Every
one knows that they are the source of
untold and untcliable political cor-.,
ruption. Radically cure them by pro
hibition. Kansas has successfully tak- ;
en saloons out of politics. Oregon
can and will do this November 8th. j
Home Rule means disgusting, de-
i FOOTBALL OF SALOON POLI- basing, and debauching saloon poli
IT1CS. All those opposed to this in- tics in every community at every elec-
iquitous scheme vote 329 X No and tion. Vote for Prohibition and forever j
, vote it HARD. I rid Oregon of this pestilential, politi- j
AGAIN They intend to make the cal-parasite, the indefensible saloon.,
purchaser equally guilty with the sell-1 Gentlemen of the Greater Oregon '
er. Why, of course.. Then the buyer Home Rule Association, do you now!
cannot testify against the seller with-' think you should divorce yourselves
I out convicting himself, and the seller . from saloon politics, and cease being 1
! cannot testily against tne miycr with-; maue tne cat s-paw ot tne liquor deal
out convicting himself and the laws ers? One of your number, Mr. J. L. I
( can be violated by the saloons as they.! Hartman, did this some weeks ago. '
! will. This will be a fine thing for the You should do the same. I
saloons. This will divorce the saloons i PUBLICITY COMMITTEE ORE-:
I from the LAW all right. All opposed, GON DRY CAMPAIGN COM-
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225 W. FIRST STREET,
Albany, Ore.
'MITT EE by Chas. W. Hays.
(raid advertisement.)
man. Homo phone zdUJ.
GARBAGE. Fred Rainwater looks
after garbage. Phone Home 2303,
WOOD. Slab and oak grub wood for
Sale by A. W. Docksteader, 1197 1
O 1 1 TJ-. -! UT..-1.
outlLlHlll ruuu. JiUUUO
196. .
REPAIRS THINGS. -
F. R. Daily, 227 W. 2nd street.
Bicycles, sewing machines,
umbrellas, everything.
Try him.
WOOL Carded and batted at Suntiam ,
Carding & Knitting Mills, Btayton.
A. J. Caldwell, Prop.
GLASS. All sizes and kinds, for sale
at the Albany Planing Mill, cheaper
than aywhere else in .Albany. Skill
lv set, if desired.
FIRE INSURANCE.-O. F. R. A. ot
McMinnville. Oregon's greatest mu
tual company. C. C. Bryant, Albany,
Cusick Bank Bldg. Both phones.
water with pomp; telephone in bouse
fronts two roads and also street on
one side, only 'A mile from S. P.
depot. Only takes $600 cash to han
dle this place, and balance can be
paid as rent $12 per month. For full
particulars and price address Post ,
Office Box 596, Albany, Ure. t4
FOR SALE. Why pay rent, when you
can own a fine acre tract, in Sun-;
rise addition, one half mile from S.P.
depot. Terms $12.00 cash and $12.00
per month. For fall particulars ad
dress post omce box b'Jb. AlDany ure. '
VVANTED. Some white fiir shingle
blocks. Call Albany Shingie Mill, tl
FOR SALE.-Tfarm ot U acres, one
and a half miles from Albany, new 7
room house and barn, running water
all year, give immediate possession
with crop. Terms: half down and
balance in easy payments. Inquire
at 830 S. Main. tl
to this scheme vote 329 X No and
vote it hard.
"Until they are divorced (from poli
tics) the saloons will continue to be a . . , , '
stench in the nostrils of respectable From the Springfield News: !
citizens and their shameless violation' l- H- .B,"S??m for Joint State Sen- ,
of law and decency will continue.1 atr.and Al. M. rcery tor benator are
The spectacle which is presented to '"S a whirlwind campaign and
the Portland citizens by the sties of a,re. "akine a good impression on
debauchery on burnside street are tl'clr ?ar?rs wherever they go. Sen
cnough in themselves to account for ?tor Bingham is one of the best
the prohibition movement." known men in the county and his
guuu ivgi.iuuivv i.,uiu in nit j-iai
assures his election to the office for
LOST.-Case contaiin gold ey
Nurseries ,5 7 for "is Past record bot thc PPer
. ' , ,, ; and lower house is an open book. In
FOR SALE. -Two-room house (2 lots). his poii,jc;li addresses he strikes
race tor snort time $iuu. Aaoress straight from the shoulder and be-
box 103. Albany
LOST, A purse containing $36. Re
ward. Return io Democrat office.
fore his closing remarks he gives one
lo understand the unworthiness of his
opponent to the office of Joint Senator
FOR SALE. Jersey cow, fresh, by; and backs up his arguments by intro
Mrs. Mart Miller. Bell Farmers 28 jdncing actual proofs. (Paid Ad.)
FOR SALE. Two mar colts, Omonths . - .; rT . - , T
old, Englishire and Clydesdale, will! Fr fircu't Judge vote for I. H.
take part in cow and hogs. R. Rodg- Van Winkle. Qiialified by practice
ers, Tangent. W iu.ut,u..
ESTABLISHED IN 1892 r
Conducted Upon Conservative Lines, and with Capital
and Surplus of $90,000.00, this Bank
Invites Your Business
Same Management tor Eighteen
Years, Through Two Panics.
J. W. Cusick & Co., Bankers.
ALBANY, OREGON.
MORE MEAT
For the money than any
place in the city at the shop of
W. KOPPLIN,
New Hiil Bldg.,
nd and Montgomery.
COAL FOR SALE. In small or large
quantities. For prices see A. W.
Docksteader, 1197 Santiam Road.
Home phone Black 176,
ore Interesting items it
the November 'Special Sale
SPLENDID SILK DRESS BARGAINS.
Our customers well know of the beautiful dresses which
we always have on display in the Ready-to-Wear side of
the store.
Dresses of silk, voile, and wool from the best makers !
and designers of the land.
Every one right up to the minute in style and fabric, j
And we have never seen more charming and pleasing ef-j
fects than are presented this season. You will wonder'
why you ever made your "best dress" when you sec these !
nnrl vnu are sure to want another. So durinsr this sale of i
seven days we give you the privilege of a special reduction
of 16 2-3 per cent.
Or any $7.50 dress $ 6.25
Any $10.00 dress (JO : 8.33
Any $12.00 dress (Jtf : , 10.00
Anv SI 5.00 dress fJO 12.50
Any $20.00 dress (a; 16.67 j
Any $25.00 dress (rr !
Any $40.00 dress (Jtj 33.33 j
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CORSET BARGAINS.
Corsets that arc odd sics of broken lines. Among
them you will find values that are exceptional and a num
ber of good styles in all sizes will be found. While they
last, each, 48c.
critical
inspection
toorsets tim'm
. - s I BF
We have the model
(hat is exactly suited to
your figure ST.OO and
upward Will you not
let us show it to xou ?
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FLANNELETTE PETTICOATS.
A knee length flannelette petticoat adds wonderfully in
warmth when the cold days come.
These are well made of good quality outing and come in
several colors.
Every one is a worthy value and the low price will ap
peal to our customers we are sure.
Better be ready when cooler weather does come. You
can save by buying these now. Each 39c. "
The Hamilton Store
THE SUIT SPECIALS.
These two specials did make quickbuyingbut the selec
tions were general so that a good line of sizes and styles
still remain. It may be that your exact size and style is
among them and you will go away as well pleased as have
many others who came and secured theirs all ready.
Really you don't know how splendid they arc and you
won't until you see them and try them on. Then yoit will
realize what a saving you can effect.
Just two lots remember. .
One at $9.75, one at $14.75.
FLANNELETTE GOWNS.
Well made gowns of good quality outing flannel. They
come in pink and blue stripes neatly finished and in all siz
es. Good and warm for cool nights. Each, 89c.
THE HAMILTON STORE