Albany Democr,
-EnTdTUTjic3tol55 Albany.Or.
becona cibb m"
F.P. Nutting.
Our Wants.
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LOST Pair of eve glasseB. Keport
te Mrs. H. M. Paimer. j
CIDEK.-Will deliver cider every Sat-,
urday. Sweet cider iffic per gal., 6
Ballon for $100; boiled cider 2 ,ir. one
Mcrga',4 in one $1.00 per gal. ;
purePc der vinegar 25c 6 gallons for ,
$100. Apple butter $1.00 a gallon,,
I ock included. Write or ( phone the
Alhaiv Cider Mills Albany, Ore.
Homeyphone2801. C. K. Widmeb. I
FUR SALE.-Black team, . harness,
wagon and wood yard business. J.
D. Ellis, 006 E. 4th.
NOTICE,-Any one wishing pure bot
tied mi K, win u - ,7
1. X. L. Dairy. Home phone 2736.
C. P. Peebler.
f, a , c. ia;ii hmlrt new 4 or o
$11.45
Any Suit
Overcoat or
Cravenette.
at
W. F. Pfeiffer's
, THE NEW ARMORY.
This is dedication day of Albany's
new armory, built for the members of
the Oregon National Guards, the
I strongest military organization in the
I United States. The National Guards
I . -.,.... irtctttntinn hecamp they
are the people, a volunteer organiza-
i nn a reserve lorce lur inc saitiy
of the government. It is a splendid
local organization, ana our people urn
well when they made it possible for
Linn county to secure such a credit
able building as a meeting and drilling
i ; f (h. m,mhpr The clnff-
jjiuec iui v"- .
inC5C lllSlllUllWfia u.. ...
people the more powerful are they.
this nrst armory m wit 31.1.1c viui
side of Portland, under the new law,
tUiw fnr lnrnl ttfirlt Resides its
primary purpose it also offers a much
needed aumiunum wim a imgc bvui-
ing capacity, for popular local gath
erings, and promises to be a popular
place in the doings of the city.
personal DON'T DELAY
.J!&Z&i2?- ""' YOUR TEETH ARE YOUR FRIENDS
MiBS Mae Montgomery, of Salem, has
been in tne eity uo a several day's visit, j READ AND REFLECT
J. E. Knox, of Portland, a native of j . - . ,.,u 1iia
Knox Butte, has been in the city today. J Have you ever stopped to think ot now mucn aiue
Mind Fftunu Mualau refyrnarl last: 1 . . 1 . 1
OR BALIS. wm !".
room bouse arm v..7 u rMM . Rpn cielan
He will
Pfeiffer about it. (t I for a Bpecial proposition
CARPENTRY JOB stiur. worn . explain u
promptly attended to anywhere in F0R SALE.-Pure bred Braham i roost,
p:.1nna Parrv street. Phono1" y w. Boom. 734 Lyon St. tlO
Hnmn 2fiB. Pacific red 481 J. STELLb . cedar posts and
fcCANHCLiU.
m , virt TTiwiMfl Leave orders lor
rmnu unMI
Dnhnr nnsts at the Shingle Mill. It
PIANO TUNING.- Leave orders for SALE. Two small houses in east
piano tuninR at fillers Piano House or t o city on casy terms. A. Bry
Woodworth's Drug Store. L. M. i nl0
Henderson, Tuner, i
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE.-Oregon
Fire Relief of McMmnville and
Northwestern Mutual Fire of Seattle,
two strongest companies on the coast.. .
C. C. Bryant, Bgent.
CHEAP LAND.-Large list good farms .
mailed free. R.W.Tripp, Browns-j
..in- r -
mup RROADALBIN-Mrfl. BoggB , WANTED L,ist your nouc d..u
fyo!mmBtiia street. Phone 191-R, Albany, Ore.
WE COLLECT bad debUno expense. y NESS CHANCES List your
to you if no money is collected I , T, w. Hornback of
ant. niu
FOUND Small purse with some
money in, at the Empire Theater.
Call at the Empire.
WOOD SAWING. - Have returned
home and am ready for wood sawing.
Leaves orders at 838 E. 4th. Phone
!f4Hme- JOHN BRUCKMAN.
AFTER CAPITAL PUNISHMENT.
A bill will be introduced in the next
legislature asking for the abolishment
of capital punishment in Oregon. It
is a very important one and should be
considered thoroughly before being
passed. It is said the bill may pos
sibly go through as there is quite a
strong sentiment in favor of it among
the members ot tne coming legisla
ture. It should not pass, though, un-
l..cc ili.rfl ic a lipttpr iirrntiircmiMlt in
the matter of pardons. There should
be a board witn enougn mcuiucrs iu
it to insure the safety of the public
I..-. mom, miirflrrC hlMIllT let
loose, possible under a one man pow
er. Ana men u is not tcruuii umt
hanging should be abrogated in the
interest of prevention of crime.
WHERE THE SETTLERS AND
WEALTH UUMb JKum,
tbe hotidays with her three sisivrs
Di. Geo. W. Price and wife, of Los
Angeles, 25 ytars ago residents of
Albany, arrivtd tms afternoon on an
Albany visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schmidt, of Port
i land, passad through the city this moo
: on their way home from a trip to Los
Angeles.
Mrs. Neal and Mrs. Walter Huston
left on the Loat 'this morning for a visit
in Polk county, going to Dallas, where
Mrs. Neal's mother is reported serious
ly ill.
S. G. Irvice and Wm. Mackey, ef
Newport, returned home today from a
Portland trip. They are interested in
the new Daggett ceach, a resort two
or three miles above Newport, laid out
and on the market.
A Couniry Waich Party.
Office
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Wulon MAi.nntil0 AffenCV
usaf WnnHwnrth'a Drue store
WOOD FOR SALE. -Short slabs,
at Shingle Mill.
HAIR GOODS Puffs, switches,
pompadours, etc., made from comb
ings. Mrs. B. F. Purdom, 13S E.
First street, Albany. ALEx
CHEAP LAND. Largo list goodfarms
mailed free, u, w. iripp, oruwuo
villo. Or.
FOR SALE. Hpro is a chance of a life
time. 1 will sell at a great bargain
my largo fruit orchard on easy terms
or tako part in city business proyorty;
27t E. H Rhodes.
FUR SALE. Grapes and winter apples
J. G. Gibson, Home phono 4054. lit
FOR RALE. Potatoes. 1 mile Bouth
of Albany. Home phono 2416. R.
Webster.
GARBAGE. If west ofLyon street 50c
month. S. B. Penny the garbage
man. Homo phono 2303.
GARBAGE. Fred Rainwater looks
after garbage. Phone Home 2303.
GLASS. All sizes and kinds, for salo
at tho Albany Planing Mill, cheaper
than aywhoro olso in Albany, bkill-
lv sot, if desired.
business with T. W. Hornback of
Huh Land Co. Near S. P. De
pot. Phone 191-R.
FOR RKNT. House well located. Call
at 827 W 3rd, or phone Bell 190-J.
inn PISMT Furnished rooms. 226
W. 3rd street. 28'
The Rustler. Be trims
troBB. hedtres and bushes, rrades
lawns and does all kinds of yard
work. J. A. Rodney, 614 Elm. Bell
home 431-J. 21t
IF THERE IS ANYTHING in the fruit
tree line you are in need of call and
li; A T aAhnttay ha h..R & niCft
SCO . . ucuuw--..., -
lot of apples, peaches and walnuts for
your inspection, iv mo
7th and Walnut Sis.. Albany. Oregon,
C. C. WRIGHT, M, D. C
VETERINARIAN
Authorized To Do Tuberculine Testing
Phono Albany stables.
F.Q. Will ior watches
Twenty-one of the oldest and best
developed agricultural counties in Ne
i 1, l,..,. Inef 1rt7Q3 npnnle in the
last ten years, while the state of Iowa
has lost 7,082 people from some of the
oldest counties in the state.
The counties in Nebraska snowing
,t.n lnrcnc nr. time ill flip MlSSOUri
river valley about Omaha and Lincoln
where land is worth from $100 to $135
per acre. Ihose wno nave icit inesc
farms are the men wno nave maae a
success of farming and are sure of
uirrrtt wherever. thev eo as they take
wealth with them.
It seems that of the men anu women
who are settling the new states dircct
t ..cf of KThr.ncWn frnstrn Nebras
ka and western Iowa are furnishing
... if invi XT-
a good number ot tncm. ii iv,vjv
braskans have conic on out further
west during the last ten years, it is
sure that more can be interested in
this country.
Tl,. .Hi. rtf Orornn mid numerous
enterprising land and development
companies nave arrangcu nii-i
and coinprehcnsivc exhibit of the pro
ducts of this state which will be shown
at the Western Land Products Ex
hibit to be held in Omaha January' 18
to 28. This is one of the really big
"land shows" to be held in the United
States. , ,.. .
Do vou know that manv of the diseases of the body;
are caused by decayed teeth?
Do you know that proper mastication of the food
means a good stomach ana gooa aigesuuu :
Do vou know that bad teeth in many cases are the
cause of throat trouble?
Do you know that bad teeth, especially the uppers, do
affect the eyes?
Did you ever stop to think that nature intended the
first part of the digestion of food to begin in the mouth?
What is going to happen if you continually swallow
the poison from decayed and broken-down teeth ?
t ,;ii vr.nr tpprh FREE and tell vou the ex-
A Will ivtliiiinv
A watch party was given JNew lears acf cnst IOf hrst-ClaSS WOrK
eve at the home of Mr. and "rs. Joseph
Crocker, southwest of Albany. Ke- j
r.ulmonta amrp nprvpH and all eninveH I
enfwSrenMTatdB My terms are cash, so I can give first-class work at a
tnd.i!ml' ;,and.MrlHGeMrg,e moderate .price. .
Aluian Hulburt, Mr. and Mrs Leonard
Folk and family, Mr. ana mrs. Austin
Hulburt and Little Miss Gladys Hul
burt, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Albers and
family, MiBses Edna, Margaret and
Elsie Montgomery. Messrs.. Lekoy,
Glenn, Bennie Ohling, Lester Liles,
Percy Davis, Alta and Link Yetter.
There being 50iu all. Mr. Crocker
came from Illinois about five years ago
and says Oregon is all right
GUARANTEED FOR TEN YEARS
DR. W. A. COX, PAINLESS DENTIST
224 W. FIRST STREET, ALBANY, UKtliUN.
Letter List.
The following letters remain in the ;
Albany, Ore., postoffice uncalled for j
Jan. 4, 1910. Persons desiring any of
tv,ooo Inttprs ahould call for advertised
letters, giving the date:
Mayme Berry, D. B. Burbank,
Kenneth Fox, Frank Libby, M. Looney,
Wade Shew, J. H. Smith, Herbert
Steadman, A. J. Watt, W. A. Warner,
J. Arthur Waldheimer, Sallie E. Wal-
cott.
J. S. Van Winkle, P. M.
The Weather.
Range of temperature 49-S5.
The river is down to 4.8 feet.
Prediction: occasional rain tonight
and Thursday.
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.
FOR SALE. H acre, beautifully loci
ted, close in. corners on two street-,
high and dry, in good neighborhood
electric lights and phone, cheap
terms $10,000 cash and $5.00 per mo.
Phone 514 L. tl
VORS MEAT
For the money than any
place in the city at the shop of
New Hill Bldg.,
2nd and Montgomery.
MADE IN ALBANY, Show cases,
counteis, and other store fixtures,
first-class goods, by the Union t urni
ture Factory. Order of them. Keep
your money at home.
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K sfALES,
" JUaT Ah QUICKLY Ah VE ZAi VE VT
TO CL0IE1X)UT CVCRY ARTICLE FROA OUR
vmTt:R, STOCK. IT I iapo?"
OUR BUYERS TO EXACTLY ESTIMATE
JUST HOW MAY GOODS OUR CUSTOMERS
rtEED. THE RESULT IS VE HIVE "LEFT
-OVERS'"- -GOOD GOODS LEFT OVER
FR0A OUR REGULAR LI1ES. ALTHOUGH
OUR. PRICES 4RE AUCH LOWERED THE
QUALITY OF OUR GOODS IS iOT. THE
BEST PICKING WILL BE FOR THOSE WHO
C0AVE FIRST.
This January Clearing Sale
Is Our Greatest Bargain Event. Be Here Early in the Morning
SHOESBROKEN LOTS
$1.50
U we could know in advance what
ucs would be called for during the
cason we wouldn't have these broken
lots. However, it makes a money sav-
rmnnrimiitv for vou. All gathered
.clUnt values thee are ami ")'!..""
was t .-t. together from all lines we find there
We had a kire number so you, too.!.irc a ilzc
can still be supplied. .
V'.arly in the morning i the let M.uiy arc our best sellers.
time.
ELEGANT SILK
WAISTS
$3.48
This counter was an interesting and
Susy place Saturday. Economical and
intelligent buyers realized what es
TOWELING SPECIAL
PER YARD
5o
Wc couldn't buy this today for what
we now oiler it. It means to you 10c
,r better toweling for 5c.
WOMEN TAILORED
SUITS
$6.95
A number of excellent high quality
suits that wc want to clear away and
have put this low price on for fast
...It:...- Of innr, thev are not in
. IrinUhril and of best wool materials
;,he latest styles ' :1?" e - to the stylcs fori
w.. w-re fortunate in securing a carried over ia ,hcv are not largely different than thisl
WOMEN'S TAILORED
SUITS
$9.75.
Another lot that are-a little betted
in every way than the other garments.
You have paid $20 to $35 for suits
like these. Splendidly tailored, neatly
iood lot. But come early.
1I1C1U SUlii
TA1! Vf WC" ",CrC 3 i All Kail Suhs'at HALF PRICE.
BEAUTIFUL SILK PETTICOATS
$2.98.
This is a special assortment that w
pride ourselves on securing. Th
quality ot materials is goou. i "v
arc well proportioned and will giv
you good service. While they las
$2.98, and they arc selling fast.
THE HAMILTON STORE