Albanyl) emocrat.
Entored at the pott o iiceAlbany.Ot,
second class mail mattf r.
Jb P. Nutting.
Our Wants.
SOME SPECIAL BARGAINS IN THE OHIO MIX-UP AND OTHER
CITY PROPERTY. THINGS.
No. 10 House and bam, one lot on
corner of Main street, East Albany. Told in a Delightful Manner, by
A bargain if taken soon. But you Rev. J. C. Elliott,
will have to move quick to get it. .
Xo. 13 A small house and lot well 44 Chapman Ave., East Cleveland.
situated, West Albany. Price $1900. Ohio, Oct. 25. Dear Daily Democrat: mony,
miles into the heart of the city and '
then take an express elevator, am shot ,
up ten stories to my son's office in a
skyscraper. The Weddell-house has
disappeared. The dear old Weddell
house, where I first registered as a :
married man, six hours after the cere-
"J. C. Elliott, -Nebraska City,
No. 14 A good house of seven rooms, You will be interested in political mix- and wife." I was not used to it vet it
beautiful lot, cement walks, plenty up in Ohio. 1 was here when Mark did not look right and after thinking
DO YOU WANT
GOOD DENTAL
AT A MODERATE PRICE ?
WANTED. Any kind oS sewing or
dressmaking, will go to the house if
prefered. Ethel Bray, 31G S Jeffer-;
son St. Home phone 1255. tl8 I
FOR RENT, -5 oero3 close in. Good
buildings, lots of fruit. Albany Real
Estate Co., State Bank Bldg. tl2 '
FOR SALE. Will build new 4 or 5
room liouse and sell with Fairdale lot,
on the installment plan. See F. r: . '
Pfeiffer about it. 7t
WANTED Girl to do general house
work, neat and respectable, no wash
ing, good wages.
FOR RENT. Housekeeping rooms,
116 Washington St. Call.
POR SALE. Ho-e place, 2 lots and
home' Broadalbin streets. J. F. ,
Troutman. I
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE.-Ore-
gon Fire Relief of McMinnville, and
Northwestern Mutual Fire of Seattle, j
two strongest companies on the coast.
C. C. Bryant, agent. j
WOOD AND COAL. All kinds of
wood.fgood screened coal, delivered, bv
A. W. DocltBteder, 1197 Santiam
Road. Both phones. I
FOR SALE. A Bpan of good young
mules, lor worK.
U. 4. Home
WOOD FOR SALE.-Short slabs. Call i
at Shingle Mill.
of fruit, situated close in. liast llanna hunt his machine, the most
Albany. Price $2700. complete and efficient political ma
No. 17 A seven-room house and good chine this country has ever known,
lot. Sewers. Hard finished. West It could grind out the results desired
Albany. Price $1800. by the manipulator, no matter what
No. 19 Good new house of seven the principles declared in the party
rooms, bath, electric lights. Well platform or the qualifications of the
situated, East Albany. Price $2500. candidates.
No. 21 Cottage of lixe rooms, and Senator Charles Dick, who had left
barn, two good lots. East Albany, his feed store to become county audit
Price $1400. or in Summit county, became his sec
It will pay wou to investigate these rctary and my most active. woman his
propositions immediately, as I find assistant. This little woman was a
ready sale for property, and know that power behind the throne, the tug that preach is now covered by a fourteen
it over I came back and scratched out
'wile and wrote it after my name so
that it read all right, "J. C. Elliott and
wife, Nebraska City," but the register
was marred in the correction and I j
was ashamed of it and in fact have
had a tingle of regret every time I ;
have thought of it for the past forty .
years, but it is all gone now. The '
great John D. has torn it down and
erected in its place a sixteen-story of-
lice building. Yes, and the old spot
wnere 1 nrst Heard D. a. -Moody
these will not be on hand but
days.
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
a few towed the hulk. When llanna died story building of white marble. It was
then a tabernacle very like that erect
ed in Albany for similar purposes. '
While Cleveland has grown to cuch
immense proportions, many think the
era of development is just begun. .
There has been no frost here up to .
this date and the lawns are beautiful.
In our travels this far I have only seen
one woman wearing a really truly
hobble skirt. , i
J. C. ELLIOTT.
Dick had Ins hand upon the lever and
grieved Ohio by running himself, a lit
tle man, into a big man's place. He
has the machine still in hand r-o far
to succeed himself in the U. S.
senate. Hut the machine is now creak
ing terribly. In the convention the
Special Bargains in Farm Lands.
No. 72 80 acres, 70 acres in cultiva
tion, 10 acres in oak timber, fair
house and barn, well fenced and
cross fenced. 50 acres of this place
is some of the finest annle land there machine downed the roircssive lim-
is in Oregon. Land all slopes to- mie Garfield and landed Dick and then
ALL
WORK
GUARANTEED
FOR
10 YEARS
1 PAINLESS
EXTRACTION
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nominated riarding lor governor at
the command of the notorious boss
Cox of Cincinnati. Then came con
fusion. The progressives took a hand
and some of the candidates for the
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GOLD
CROWNS
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PORCELAIN
CROWNS
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BRIDGE
WORK
a
PLATE
WORK
Don't miss the premium sale, bring
in unlit vtr pnvnlnna frn tlio P.-.m-no-'nlttl .
cultivation, fair buildings, situated 3 state assembly had to promise not to Tea Store they are pood for 10c on the
miles from Albany. This is a good vote for Dick for senator to secure S100.
all-round dairy and gram tarm. tneir nominations. Boss Cox had
o. 76 5 acres, small buildings, all in to be ignored for decency's sake. The
cultivation, situated close to Al- report is started that Cox has sold
bany. Price $1050. his property worth live millions and
I have land for sale in any size is about to leave the state. The ccn-
New shipments of Andirons Fire :
Screens, Aluminum and Silverware just
received at Hulburt Ohling Hardware !
Co'a. ;
Di V i. Cox
FOR SALE. Here is a chance of a life tracts to suit purchaser, lrom a s-acre trai committee -called Garfield from
time. I will sell at a great bargain tract to a 15,000-acre tract, and if you Indiana to repeat his progressive
my large fruit orchard on easy terms are looking for a bargain in farm speeches in Ohio.To balance matters
or take part in city business proyerty: lands of any description, or city prop- they also made ex-Senator Foraker
27t E. H. Rhodes. , erty, write, or call personally at my the sworn and bitterest enemy of
Peters sheila "Get the Meat." For !
SuS at Huiburt-Ohling Hdwe. Oo's.
PAINLESS DENTIST
JERSIES FOR SALE.-100 head high ' ffice' but noTin&rViir by phne'
grade Jersey cows and heifers for , ... " iJ-
Bale on easy terms. H. Bryant. tl4 203 w- Second St.
FOR SALE. 22 feet front on Second
street, and residence at the coiner of
2nd and Baker streets. H. F. Mcll
wain 140 E 2nd St. 24t
FOR SALE. Grapes and winter apples.
J. G. Gibson, Home phone 4054. 17t
Roosevelt, to stumn the state. Thev
arc both at it. The same, dnv in sen-
Albany, Or. arated parts of the state the directly
opposed doctrines are preached, and
for the sake of harmony are all labeled
Republican. The old machine is wob
bling under this load but many think
win .carry jjick once more into tne
Raincoats and cravenettes $15, at W. ;
F. Pfeiffer's.
225 W. FIRST STREET,
Albany, Ore.
All overcoats just $15 at W. F. Pfei
ffer's.
JOHN KUECHLER'S
Express-l Horse
Special attention given to baggage, sc!,;l,e r.
eight, business delivery and moving IheDemoc
All overcoats just $15 at tV. F. Pfei-1
ffer's. , j
Hot Chicken Tamalalies Elite Choc
olate Shop. I
freiicht. business delivery and moving . . 1 ne uemocrats also have their trou-
FOR SALE. Potatoes. 1 mile south household goods. Dies. Gov. Harmon is not in harmony
of Albany. Borne phone 2416. R. Baggage checks, freight bills and all w" many ot rsryan s tavonte stunts
Webster. 17t orders left at office promptly attended to. like the popular election of U. S. sen-
FRUIT TREES TRUE TO NAME. Office at Metzgar & Johnson's barber ator and the initiative and referendum,
Budded on whole roots, are the only shop. 104 1st St. opposite Kuss House, wnne uregon may regard these as
All suits just $15 at W. F. Peff er's
All suits just $15 at ft . F pfeiffer's
FG. WILL.
kind to plant. That's the kind we
sell. Call t oth phones or address vv.
A. Ledbetter, salesman, Albany Nur
series, Albany, Or.
GARBAGE. If west ofLyon street 50c
month. S. B. Penny the garbage
man. Home phone 2303.
GARBAGE. Fred Rainwater looks
after garbage. Phone Homo 2303.
REPA1US THINGS.
F. R. Daily, 227 W. 2nd street.
Bicycles, sewing machines, ,
umbrellas, everytning.
Try him.
WOOL Carded and batted at Santiam
Carding & Knitting Mills, Staytun.
A. J. Caldwell, Prop.
GLASS. All sizes and kinds, for sale
at tho Albany Planing Mill, cheaper
than aywhere else in Albany. Skill
Iv Bet, if desired.
Phone 110 R.
t Jan 1
lor Watches
I All overcoats just $15 at W. F. Pfei-
settled oolicies. there are m.niv evnn
democrats, in the East who regard! Letter LISt.
these as crude vagaries from the wildi
and wooly west and Harmon is one of , The following letters remain in the
mem. rui uiii, reason ne is not an AiDany, ure., postotnee uncalled tor
local democratic candidate in Uhio Nov. 3. 1910. Persons desir nir anv of
and nearly an impossible candidate these letters should call for advertised
tor president before the national con-, etters, giving the date:
vention. I may add that he is a madcl W. A. Andrews. Wm. E. Davis, Mrs.
man in character and in private life E. DeGarmo, W. R. Hardman. Harry
ffer's
FOUND. A teacher's Bible, on the
Santiam Road, by Mrs. J. 0. Porter,
phone Home 2725.
FOR RENT. The Congregational par
sonage. See W. M. Parker. :au so aiso js Senator Dick and his Herbert. John P. Hunter. M. Jackson
THE BROADALBIN. Mrs. Boggs wife and children, who gave me such-T. L. Jones, Amy Jones, H. H. Kaiser,
a nearty greeting tne last time 1 saw n-eiiey, rars. j. a. &.enneoy,
them. :Geo. W. Landon, C. A. Morton, A. J.
Talk about Portland and other ' Miller, Pearl Massey, Mrs. C. L. Mack,
coast cities growing, this Cleveland, I A p: Morgan, J. P. Mahoney, Roth
Ohio, has grown like magic, is ,10w i furn'tur? Co., Edwin Ross, J. J. Rec
thc sixth largest in the U. S. Where ' J?rfrEoM,RuSSV;11' Mlch,ael ? ,?ya"
I now write I knew as a country town 1' Shaffer, H. M. amyth, W I.
called Collimer. It is now a residence :lucker' k ' W-00d8- Ne"19 Welch'
section. I take a. car and .run seven " Winkle, P. W.
proprietor, second and uroaoainin bts.
Family service, home cooking, Recent
ly moved from 229 Broadalbin street.
WANTED. Man with small family to
go on farm and work.. H. Bryant.
tl8
APPLES very cheap. J. F. Bain
Phone 5 to 9 evenings, both phones.
Delivered in city.
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.
MORE MEAT
For the money than any
place in the city at the shop of
W.KOPPLIN,
New Hill Bldg.,
2nd and Montgomery.
COAL FOR SALE. In small or large
Suantities. For prices see A. W.
locksteader, 1197 Santiam Road.
Home phone Black 170,
Helps For the Woman That Does Her Own
Sewing and a Timely Christmas Suggestion.
The Gift Problem.
Not too early to begin thinking of ways to solve this
problem. It seems too that the longer we wait the harder
it becomes.
But now while there is lots of lime yon can accomplish
much. '
In the whole range of Christmas rcmemherances noth
ing equals those gifts which arc the work of loving hands.
If you are puzzled now as to what token you will give to
some friend just step into our needlework department and
sec what a host of suggestions present themselves.
Wc illustrate two beautiful designs found in
The Ladies' Home Journal Transfer Patterns,
No. 14229 design for a center-piece in brai
inches in diameter. Design may be used for sofa pillow
by eliminating the scalloped bonier. Developed in carna
tion, cord, soutache or round cord and French knots or
long and short stitch may be combined with the braiding.
Trice, 15c.
No. 1-1091 Design for Towel end. Trans for two tow
els in the pattern, each 24 inches long. A t wo-inchinitial
or monogram may be placed in the wreath. Also appro
priate for embroidering pillow cases and bureau scar's.
Price, 10 cents. j
The Ladies' 1 lome Journal Transfer Patterns are iunj
only the lest on tne market, nut tney are so easy to use
ami so sure of perfect results that a child can use them.
The Ladies' Hume Journal
Transfer Patterns Nos. 14J29-H091
A Pretty Princess
True to its title is this
dress illustrated by The
Ladies' Home Journal Pat
tern No. 5686. On thie prin
cess style, its long figure con
forming lines make it most
desirable, especially for the
stout woman.
The materials that would
be most suitable for this mod
el are percale, madras and
galatea for the morning
house wear, or any' of the soft
wool fabrics, such as serge,
tlbatross, wool, batiste or
cashmere for afternoons and
street wear.
You will find a large vari
ety of materials from which
to choose at our store. To
make a handsome street
dress, you will need the fol
lowing for size 36:
5 3-4 yds. serge 44 inches
wide at $1.00 $5.75
2 spools silk, at 5c 10c
Hooks and Eyes at 10c,.... 10c
Pattern No. 5685 15c
Total $6.10
iThe Ladies' Home Journal l
uattern No. 56S6 tM1 i
THE
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