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Albany Democrat
Entorod at the poBt office, J Albany, Or,
Kcond tines nmil iralli r,
F. P.-Nutting.
Our Wants.
DRESSMAKlNG.-Fashlonablo dress
making nt reasonable prices
BUKKHAKT& BURNETT,
Bell phono 211-K Lyon St.
113
LOST. A yearling heifer, dark brown,
4 m lies south A limny. (toward.
11. S. ISIiss, Tangent.
DAIRY COWS.-1()0 cows and heifers
for sale, Somo fresh. 11. Bryant
FOR SALE A t'omoriun Spitz dog,
pup. 610 W 11th st. t'J
FOR HENT.-Well located store room
See E. H. Rhodus. Gt
FOR HALE. -One black maro, 6 yrs.
old. weight about 1,(100, Inquire of
Robt. Langmack, ' mile Se. of Tall
man, tic
MOORE & WESTKALL. General Auc
tinncers. Call or write for dates.
Olfiee lit Moores Feed Storo. tzl t
LUGS. r or setting, smglo and roso
comb Black M morons, $1 60 a setting,
Bull Orphington $1.00 setting. W.
E. Baker, Sunriso, Homo Black 2981.
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DRESSMAKING. Work guaranteed.
Evening gowns, tailored skirts, shirt
waists a specialty. Suit alterations.
Mrs. Tyler, Bilyous, Baker bet 2nd
3rd. St
EGG3. Brown Leghorn, cheap in in
cubator lots. W. H. Curry, It. D. 5.
Phone Homo 3465. 14t i
HAY. Some nice grain hay, and seed'
oats for sale. C. R, Widmor, R. D. i
4. Phone Home 2801. 23t
GOOD BEDS and absoluto clenniness
at Walton's Rooming House. New
pud modern. Schultznew brick, next
door to opera house.
FOR SALE 8 ft. cedar posts anil
anchor posts at the Shingle Mill. It
IF THERE IS ANYTHING in the fruit
tree line you aro in need of call and
see W. A. Lcdltuttcr, he h.8 a nice
lot of apples, pnichcs and walnuts for
your Inmiection. At the corner of
411 Washington St., Albanv. Oregon,
PIANO TUNING. Leave orders for
piano tuninR at Eilera I'iano House or
olworth'a Drug Store. C. M.
Henderson. Tuner.
MUTUAL KIRK INSURANCE - Ore
gon Kho Relief of McMinnville, mid
Northwestern Mutual Fire of Seattle,
two strongest companies on the coast.
C. C. Bryant, agvnt,
WOoD FOR PALE.-Short slabs. Call'
at Shingle Mill.
CHEAP f.AND.-Lnrgo hat good farms .
mailed frco, R, W. Tripp, Browns- '
ville. Or. lot J
GARBAGE If west ofLyon street 60c i
month. S B Penny the garbage
man nome pno.,e iMU3.
GARBAGE. Fred kainwater looks
(tr garbage. Phone Horns 2303.
GLASS. All wail and kinoa. for sala
t the Albany Planing Mill, cheaper 1
than aywhere ! in :Albany. Skill-1
W Mi, if desired.
This Store Participates In The
ALBANY FASHION SHOW
THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY MARCH, 23, 24, 25.
This is the best news in the paper, news of the BIG FASHION SHOW .that is coming off on the above dates
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here in Albany under the direction of the LEADING STORES OF THE CITY. Four of us hold our Spring Open
ings on these dates, combining them by common consent into this big FASHION EVENT. The captivating new
styles you will see are created by the foremost garment makers and milliners of the country. We trust that the
inteerst will be great in this supreme STYLE EVENT. In every line the newest and most fascinating, the richest
and most stunning things will be lavishly exhibited in all of these different houses. The stores participating will be
most elaborately decorated on these opening days and one and all will welcome you on this occasion.
THE
WANTED.-Girl to do general house
work, small family, highest wages.
Call at llomilton Store.
FOR SALE.- Two lots at the corner of
10th and Willotta stroets, with side
walk and barn. Price $800. Inquire
ut tMts ualapooia street, lit j
FOR SALE. The undersigned will
receive denied bids for the seven room
house, locator" at the cornor of 7th &
Ellsworth streets, until March 20. h,
1911. House to be removed from
premises by April 10th Rights re
served to reject any or all bids.
J. P. WALLACE.
DAIRY COWS. -100 head cows and
heifers for sale, somo fresh H.
Bryant.
EGGS. Bull Orpingtons, incubator
lots. Six dollars per hundred, hra.
M. W. Dresser, Red 207, Home. tl4
EGGS FOR SETTING. Columbia
Wyandottos $1.60 a setting of 16
eggs; Silver spangled. Hambergs,
Brown leghorn, Rose and Single Comb
White leghorns $1,00 a setting. M.
Ackorman, It. D, 5. Home phone
i;i02.
FOR RENT Ollice rooms, well loca
ted. Inquire at bank of J.W.Cusick
& Co. Kit
FOR QUICK SALES lUt yourproporty
with Grav A Peebier, Real Estate
Agents, 2nd and Lyon Bis. Kit
50,000.-Do you want a loon, or to make
a loan, see J. C. Christy, Atty. 1 6t
FOR SALE. Either one or two fine
lots on Moin St.. A good barn on
one. Terms of 1 S cash, balance in
mohth'y or quartorly installments if
desired. Call at 1017 E. 5th St. t
tl8
FOR SALE. Cream sepaiator, second
hand, and Indian runner duck eggs,
F. T. McTimmonds, 415 E. tlth. Home
phono 2G0. tl7
jOK ALL KINDS OF BARGAINS in
farm property and homestead rclin-
nuishments and government land
opened up for ei,try, close to railroad
in Crook county, write to Bruce
Hood, Madras, Or., real estate agent
and homo stead locator, to
FOR SALE. -House and two lots. Coll
1628 Santism Road, 3t
EGliS. Puro bred Buff Orpington's
$1 a setting. Call at 430 Vine sfeot.
fit
FOR SALE. -Two lots, houso and barn,
ehiceen house and park C. S.
Emery, . 12fi S. i'ino. Home phone
404 rep. 20t
FOR 8ALK. Linn County ranrh, 804
acres, B. M. Payne, owner, Albany,
Oregon. (Both phones.)
FOR SALE OR TRADE A 5 passen
ger lUlick automobile, as good as
new. Will trodu for city property or
small tract close in. John T. Mav
W 2nd St. Bell phono 301. 4t
HOGS. -Poland China, full blooded
pigs. A. H. Marshall, R. 1). 6.
Farmers 24 Pacific.
FOR SAt.E Pure Died, Barred Ply
mouth Rock eggs for setting. $1 p..r
16 at the yard. Mrs. Frank Kitchen,
Salem Road. Phono Homo Hluok
2S3. S6t.
FOR SALE 8 room modern house and
lot, close in. lnquiro at Democrat
ollice. 2 21 1
EGGS FOR SETTING. 8. C. brown
leghorns from best of stock. Kegs
delivered in or near the city. For
prices inquire of R. N. Torbet, Sun
rise. Horn phone Black 4711. Alt
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HAMILTON STORE
RESTORING POWER TO THE
PEOPLE.
Editorial in the Examiner:
The people of Arizona have adopted
a constitution which is .designed to
restore to the people the :powor seized
or absorbed by the special interests.
It includes the initiative and the ref
erendum, an amendment to the con
stitution by a majority vote of the
people upon the initiative of 15 per
cent of the voters; the recall of all
elective officers; direct primaries; a
direct advisory primary for United
States Senators', an anti-lobbying
clause; non-partisan election of the
judiciary; a juvenile court, with the
age of criminal responsibility fixed 'it
eighteen; a rigid corporation regula
tion, with a provision designed to
abolish "wildcatting;" the physical
valuation of railroads as a basis for
rate regulation; a corporation com
mission, with wide powers; an em
ployers' liability provision abrogating
the fellow servant doctrine, and the
elimination of probate courts.
This constitution is as thoroughly
progressive as that of any state in
the American Union.
And the majority of the people of
Arizona had a perfect right to adopt
it, because no part of it is in violation
of the constitution of the United
States.
The effort to halt the march of the
progressive idea in American poli
tics will fail, as it ought to fail. Neith
er presidents nor party majorities can
stay it.
The people of this country arc in
favor of progressive policies, and they
are going lo express them in govern
ment. The people have a right to
rule, and they are going to rule.
President Taft cannot refuse to ad
mit Arizona on this ground without
insulting over twenty states which
are already committed to this doc
trine, including Maine, California,
Massachusetts, Wisconsin, Montana
and Illinois.
Neither in Oregon nor in California
nor in any of the recall states has the
righteous principle been abused or
strained.
All the states of the Union have
heard the call of the people, and their
constitutions are changing to answer
the people's demand.
The republican majority of the sen
ate has faded out of the possibility of
thwarting the will of the people in
these states. The republican senators
who are going out are tt'llowing the
rebuke of the progressive people of
their states.
And the president of the United
States, if he is wise in this important
matter, will consider carefully before
he dashes his political aspirations
against the thick bosses of the popu
lar ballot, which is the people's shield
WANTED A girl 'or general house
work. Call at 14 6th.
FOR SALE. A work mare, weight
about 1450. Independent phone
84o5 Vji
FOR RENT 6 rooms for house keep
ing, only $10 a month. Call at Dnv
enport'a Music Store. nt
WANTED. Homes for two girl;, aged
9 and 11. Inquire at Democrat of
fice. ,17
PERSONAL
Fred Dawson returned thip noon from
Newport.
Pratt Holverson, of Springfield, has
been in the ctty.
H. B. Moyer and wife, of Browns
ville, were in the city today.
Mr. Rinnan, of Reagen & Laughead,
left this noon on a Roseburg trip.
J. W. Baker has returned from a
two weeks visit with his Portland sons.
Judge M. C. George, of Portland,
has been in the city today, the gutst of
W, H. Golira,
F. M. French. Dresident of the State
Jeweler's Association, went to Port
land yesterday to begin arrangements
iur me next state convention.
C. H. Walker has returned from
Douglas county, where he organized
Granges for several weeks, putting the
grange on a good basis in that county.
Rev Marsden, of the Episcopal
church, returned last night from Port
land, where he was duly ordained as a
minister of the Episcopal church. Bishop
Scadding performing the ceremony.
He gives promise of a successful and
bright worker in the field.
At Prineville.
Princville Journal: E. M. Shutt, S.
N; Steele, Horace Steele, W. G. Rich
ards ana J. E. Engel, representing the
real estate firm ot Brong & Steele Co.
of Portland, were in Prineville yesterday.
This firm anticipates doing a big Crook
county business this summer and are
looking for a place in which to establish
a branch office.
Dr. Lowe, eye sight specixlst,
at Mar. 17 to noon of the 18th
only.
A little cash will handle one of the!
tet "BUYS'" of the season in Central I
Addition. Strictly a resident district.
Ask Collins & Tavlor about them.
Don't forget the Silver Medal Contest '
at the High school building tonight. j
A sure relief from that corn, and !
cure at Burns Shje Store.
Some fine otliees in the new Schmitt
block, steam heated, hot and cold
water, modern in every respect.
FOR SALE. Indian runner duck eggs.
F. M. Mitchell. Home phone 204.
LOST An opal stick oin on thestree's
in Albnny. Return to Democrat
ntfice and receive reward.
! WANTED. Pantry and third girl at
St. I naries Hotel. 117
CURTAINS WANTED. 1,000 pair of
cur'aina ti be laundried at 714 ttioail
alhin st. Call ome phone 1353. 1 16
FOR SALE. Nice lot with 4 room
house and barn. Call at 440 K 1st
street 9t
FOR SALE-Lot 67 bv 111 en We t 6th
street. Sea W. F. Pfeiffer 3-2t
FOR SALE. Three very choice one
acre tracts at S mrise, close in. In
quire of H. R. Scholtz. iSt
DONT
YOUR TEETH ARE YOUR FRIENDS
READ AND REFLECT
Have you ever stopped to. think of how much value
guuu iccui ate to your
Do you know that many
are caused by decayed teeth?
Do you know that
- l x "wwvuuvu tllC 1UUU
means a good stomach and good digestion ?
Do you know that bad
wo. uiiuai uuuuici
I a D vou knw that bad teeth, especially the uppers, do
I 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?
I What is going to happen if you continually swallow
the poison from decayed and broken-down teeth?
I will examine your teeth FREE and tell you the ex
act cost for first-class work
j GUARANTEED FOR TEN YEARS
j My "terms are cash, so I can give first-class work at a
moderate price.
DR. W. A. COX, PAINLESS DENTIST
225 W. FIRST STREET, ALBANY, OREGON. "
STORMY WEATHER
is sure to come. It comes in finance as well as in
climate. We aim to conduct, not only a fair
weather bank, but one that will withstand the
storms.
A bank's assets and liabilities always balance.
We have $1.33 for every dollar, that v.e-fcwe de
positors. Our aim is to be safe, rather than big.
We conduct no other business and have no
preferred depositors.
J. W. Cusick & Co., Bankers.
ALBANY. OREGON.
HAIR GOODS Puff, switches,
pompadours, etc., made from comb
ings. Mrs. ,W F. Purdom, 135 E.
First street, Albaajr. ilJlliS
DELAY
of the diseases of the body
teeth in many cases are the
MADE IN ALBANY, Show cases.
cunte.s, and other st-n-e fixtures,
first-class goods, bv the Union Furni
ture Factory. Order of them. Keep
money at oor home.