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7- Ciothcraft Clothes 4 The Honorable re a High Priced Look Their «Lyle, fit mar’ uh a | >e I i lies« an* <»f the Kimi UNually found only in cloth«' cmnmanditig high price*. Sagebrusli \\ heli v«ni pay high pric* you have a riulit to ds«niand that nhape mid «tvle will h Id i ’lothciatt Suits a! < 1 an<i $-•’» grant \ hi t!...... a ie right—and the guarant« «* Nures vour enjoymtnt of it. All-wool 1« another high priced advantage -.'ou fin«i in < 'Io* lie raft • 'lot lies. < 'o»t -uv- ing itn-lhodN of m:ikin'_' make it possible to give you all Wool high priced <pi ili’v at medium prices Why should vou not take advantage of it? a a»a»Tli p .ALL WOOL Tracy Clothing C? One Price Clothers I ALBANY, ORE 330 West First St liiivlt» l>v I rrt‘zi r.9. Iv for ns I > v the (). A. Ice (’ream <’oin|>.iiiv ( ’or\ .lilis, < >r« ■ _;< » 11 I he Cosy Corner > E. II kvni , THE SCIO f LIVERY STABLES I RANCIS LYNDE Copyright. 1910 «lulled "I have a plan He may ve to take a regular cinirw of treat incut, and It may uinke him very III Would you mind that?" David Blount leaned back In hl» ¡chair »ml reganled her through half . lowed eyelid« "1 don’t want to «ee the boy suffer any naira than be han to." he objtu ted “Neither do I," was the quick agrve- went. then, with no npi'urvnt rele rauco. • Wbat <lo you think <>f Mi«» Antier» The •»••nator «nt up. ami the alow »mile wrinkled hniuoronsly at tbe «or uvr» of Id« eye» ’I luun’t ili..iiciit much al»>ut her. Nile'» the kind you < usi’t get near enough to think about, lan't »he?" "Nhe 1» a young woman with a very bright iii I m ! in.I a very high purpose Win the little lady'» alillilullig Up of Patricia "Itut »tie Isn't altogether a Bo« ton Iceberg Nile think» vile I» III love with her career, hut. really. I think «tie I» scry iii U'T i In Ince with Evan If we could a 111 her over to our «ide" Tld« time the senator's «mil« broad cued Into a laugh "You are away yonder out of my depth now. little woman.” he chuckled | s « m - w your course of treatment for th<* l«>y Include large dose» of the y>«u->g woman administered frequent ly?” "Oh. no." wa« the lu«tant reply, was only wondering If It wouldn't well to enlist her »ynipathlea ’’ "Why not if you think la-«t?" "Will you give me carte blanche to do a. I plea«.*'” naked the »mall In triguer "Why not?" «aid the aenator again * one when It come» to real politic? You liaie mu de a tine art of It. Ilono "You deal with |>eople In Hie nil« Imvld. and uo one can do It better I d< il wills the Individual That 1« all the dliferen.-e When do tile Aniu-rer n up to the fossil fielti«?" "I don’t know any time when yon w 1 i ivltr them to make Wartrace Hal their headquarter». t gn«'-. " I hen I th k If will be tomorrow." Is now equipped with good rig» and careful driver« I have alao added to my equipment a Firat-tTa»» Automobile for the uw of the public. Regular trit»» will lie made to Albany Saturday», at $2 round trip. J. R Phone. Home .No. «W A. G. PRILL. M. POUND. Prop. sail the confident uilstrc«« «if policies "It won’t d" to let Evan mt too rtvu« h of the young woman until after bin coiirmt of treatment han been begun N!|.ill we riuke It tomorrow ? And v 'U ym telepln ue I>nwklii» to bring down the big car? I think Ml«» Putri* la Annans will ntand a little Impressing. Nhe in very dem<«railc In theory" R. SHELTOY 0. Surgeon Real E-it-it« Physician Administrator of Estate* Telephone, Exchange No. 11 zuma OREGON SCO! The Best Place in Portland to Ext NogutiaU-d, CHAPTER IX. Abstracts OLtaiA.-l an.! Examine I scie OI.EGON I i* at Pap’s Coffee House * al Went end ot the Morrison Street Eiecutors Notice M Final Settie^ent Notice i» hereby given that the un dersigned executor« of the ealate of J G. T. Eroat. decayed, have filed their i final account of their administration of j (Succeaaor tv Riner Bros.? •■id e-tatr, in the above entitled Court; j PROPRIETOR ■nd that Mon lay. the Nth day of May 1911. at ten o’clock a. m. of aa»i day, Pint Class Accommodations and prompt Service at the County Court riMim of »aid Court ha« been ap|x>inte<l by the Court n« the , Larfe Sample Rooms foe Commercial Travelers time and place for the settlement of i «aid account an«l the hearing of object '• i I'NDER NEW MANAGEMENT ion» thereto, if any there br. All perxuna having objection« to «aid account are requir**d to file the name prior to the date aixive mentiotsed. Dated and first published this 7th GPANT PIRTLE Ero». day of April 1911. Last publication OREGON May 6. 1911. ALBANY F. H. F rost . G. M F ront . Executors of estate of G. T- Frost, deceased. bridge. CHARLES J. MAHER St. Charles hotel Chamberlain's Cough Remedy c TIIK RASK ANSI Ftl.R. ONNIDEIIABI.Y to his surprise ■ nd no Ie«» t<> hi» «atl«fm tlon. I he newly ap|Mdnted "dlvl»lon cnuii’el.” «« hl» title run. wa« not required to take over tbe ohi legni dejuirtment office« In the «<H'on<l «tory of the «tutInn Imlldlng. «In re all ths other office» f the company were lo rated Itwtrnd he wa» directed t«> fit up a »«lit of room» In Temple court, tlie capital'» m«M<t pretentious uptown sky»« raper, ami there ««» something m«.rr than a hint that the Item of first ctwt need not Iw too closely considered. It wa» the vb e president hlnsself, writing from Chlengn. who ntifborlxrd the new departure ami loosened th«* purse »trina». He wrote Don’t he afraid ot «pendln» a little Ma*» y ur uptown ortl.e aa at sinn-y trartlv« »« in«» b« aiul arrange matter» with Asherton So th»t you will not be burdened with too much of the routine le-yal work A •»<■« e«»ful le«»l rrprewrnt • •live mil be a « -I nilver. aa I am aura vou are. and will - «tend th« circle <>f hla •«cti'Mtlnlanre aa rapuily and a» «Maty aa l«-r«lble Your a|«p«>lniment wtu l«e fully -.mined when you «hall bava me.le your uptown «.m.-e a piace where lit« ««»«1 eM- ls--ns of the capital and lb« «tata ean drop In for a cordial word with ths rom- pai.v'» «t»>lieaman and for a better mu tuai understanding of the fad« by Street ® Smith o|»*n*«l the Temple court headquarter« ami threw hlni»elf energetically into the Indicateti Held Ackertoil, a lech nl.nl eX|*ert with n nvedledlke mind and tlo* «tate code at hi» finger»’ end«. « |.*ft In * tmrge of tti«* working of ■» In the railroad bulblltig. wilts In •truethin« to apply to In» . tilef only alien h<* ni*e<!<’«l »|«eclrtc ndvlcr. At the uptown headquarter» Blount gave hlttKclf wholly to the pleaannt tn»k <»f making friend» Willi a good »tore of Introduction» upon abb'll to make « |H*ginidng and nltli tbe open bunded, whole • «tied ■ »ninnsderle of i ■ t< «pinlntnm e« grew w Illi niimlliig rnpl«l Hi i'or tin* three or four week» aft«' M< Itlount luot «' < «1 tin- liin. i -' nw.iv tn \\ urtrnee II ill »ml the hnblt.it of the iik - k «■ «urld ie. tbe new :v up polnte«l **»oclal ••« rvtnry" for tbe rull fotid. »» Ibomrln liuil dtihhed him. rv* fu-cd »<> Invitation«, mo er Inquiring whrltier they were extended to III« fniher’a »on. to tbe railroad « <>m|mny « legal chief or to Evan Blount In hl» pn>i» r ¡H-r»**u During thl« ««»lai Interval hr »aw little of hl« father, though lie «till <»' cnphvl hl« »linn* of the private dlnln room «ult at the Inter Mountain I’ar of the Huie, a« he knew, the «rna tor wa» at Wartrace llnll. looking aft er lli« huge lundeil estate lllld hei|> Ing to entertain Hie vlaltor« from Ma« •a< Lll»rtt» But now ami ugnln the father ranir mid w«'ut. mu! «:i«b>n »Uy there was a dinner for two In tbe t hotel cafe, with a little good natured raillery from the »eniitur » »!<!•■ of tbe table "Hot you cbaxlng your feet right lively In the »ocial merry go rouml tli<-«e day», haven't they, »on? I.lke It I* far a« you’ve gone'" n»k«*d the ex « nttle king «nr rienlug "It’» all In the day'« work." laughed tlic younger man "I'll need ull the 'puli' I cats get a lltllc Inter on. won t I’" “I shouldn't wonder if you did. eoss. I ahouldn’t wonder if you dl«l And 1 reckon you're doing pretty good work. IVn« It M 1 1« kar’» idea or your own thl» «udden «plii-h into the »•» l.il water hole?’ "I don't mind telling you that It 1« n part of the new i«ilk,y." returned the »<« la I »planher, »fill »tnlllllg "M** are out to make friend» this lime, frleml» who will know Ju«l what we are do Im I :.<l W 111 w .il <|. . "H'm'" inu«<«l the «enator “No ptlb 11« Ity'» the word. 1« it''" ’’Ye«, publicity 1« the wor*l The Gortlon |H**qiie «ay they nre going to »how u» up There won't I»' anything to »bow up alien the time come« W.» are going to Iw-at Ihem to the bin board« ” rlrlc "You can't do the ctrcu» two hur»c-> at <m« e ami do re ■tunt on Imtli *«m.*' the ■marked gravely "If you’re I Ing to put the »addle and brittle on the publicity nag you’vo got to turn the other one out <»f I bo corral." "It 1» already turned out." averred the young man. not affecting to ml» nnderatand "We buy no vote» III thl« ratnpalgn " i The «tout a«»ertl«>n wa« good a« fur n» It went. The new dlvl«lou conn»el made It ami believed It But » little later be could not In Ip wondering If h<* had been altogether candid In mak Ing It The office« In the uptown aky«craper ■ were not elrlualvely a railroad w»dal «■enter where th» di«lnfere«tc<l voter could come and hare the fact« ladled Imtt to him wlth«mt fear or flavor on ithe part of the Indler They had rouse I to Iw* nl«o n rallying i»dnt for a hetero- geneoii« « rnwd of w ird worker», wire '■filler» am! »mull | .Illi Inn* mo«( of whom were mis Ion« to In- employed or retained aa hem-hmen. ■ Nome of tlir«c "»trrfchcr men." a« Bion nt contr mpt<iou«ly calle«| them, had tHH-n rmplotf«! In past campaign»: I ■ other« were «till the t«>aefl< larlc« of the railroad, hoktlnz payroll place» which Blount acutely «u»|w ted were rhl«*fy »InrrnroH loittrrly thl» «vmtlngrnt of »trlker« ami heeler« had been greatly augment Acting mam this suggestion, Blount I ed. aud It w;i» luglnning tc make It« more <<mph»t|. dosets ll •' I Mule» a day Blount bad the worn ph mee “nothing for iKdhlng" dinned into hl« ear«, and lie w a» shrewdly «u« pev'tiUK «’l it tn- util• .• h t«l I h «'U made dunipltig ground for the other de m men t». N* « Ing Gantry. Bl««unt t««.k au early opportunity of mi . v ing *re. Dh*ki you fellow« ili'un making my ««ttl« <• a tvnaqxxil, and I w . n't stand for It. Garrignn. Hint «el«» •n keeper in the Nccoml w arvl. came up today to ask for a free ticket t*» Wortblii£ u und return, ami when ! | i hi « ! t'ini «R un hr admitted Ihat yo»i Witt hilt» tu bir *’ ’ I «. I l<I t tr\ tfrliiiiliii; ’'Why oth«*rwiM* bravo %vr t n |w»«tgradn>te, d oll»I«» » vt IHb IMMUilKOt*. I'd liika* to know T’ “I tfltOMN wr may a« well fight thia out right here at al now. Dick," «nid lUf iint voolly. "Pin not chief vote buyer f»»r I he Tran«- outIneiital com pi» ny ' \V! <i •( I i ■ u uor»*y* retorted the trntRv tnatueger I' *.»'»•? i’ » If If I am to rut the |»le and hand <»ut pie* <»** of |< to thear grub •l i f Ft »t v -ii .»nd Caraoi» nud Ik nt* h'i ai »1 Klitrrdtfv ar«» wmihig t«» iue.M I lib* tin»»* Gantry « grin wna play ful blit I «■!. i .t it there wa» « «brew«! ti l'll • f the Irl-ti blue eye« tli.it Hloiint ■ll«l not »re "I -,-u.th«- company will be willing to furnish n few «mall pie» If you think out tu-vd them to g> along with i < «ir Temple <««urt offlee fitting«." tie «a Id. \h'" «cd Itlount calmly, giving the ev .. ! flu* true ll.wtcu lutlc tioii. ’MHA / L/ L "l'M OOIMITO riHH TIIVM Ol.T NK< K CHOC " "Yoii are clthvr loo «hrewit or not qultc «liri-Wil etlougb. Idck Y«>u eov- er. «I Ibut up wllii a laugh ao that 1 ■night t.il.e h aa u Joke if I happened to he hai ili In «klniied to take it lu dlarvpiitable earneat la*t u» under- »land «Mieti other We are lighting In Publicity thè open In thl» eampaign la thè word. I have Mr McVkkar for Anylaaly who minia to niy authortty know aiiylhing alexit thè rnllroad com pany'» lm«ln«-« In thl» «tate c«u learn It for lite nvklug and at tirai hnnd. N.y re-i and all thè vurlou» branda of politicai akiilduddery that bave tw-en adinlttrd In thè |>a»t are to la- sbown thè d«>«>r Ibi» 1« tbe liitlmatlou that sin Iliade lo me Masut II Iliade to yoti ?" Gnntry dld noi rrply dlrrrtly to Ilio dirci iletnand <>n thè csther band, ha veri .-rir«-fnily refrnlncrl from «u«wrr- Ing II in any degree whntaoever. ■ A oli bave yotir job to hold down and I bave mine.” he returned "Wliat you aay goe» a» Il Ile», of cour»«h but I «houbtn't I h * ti»> hard ou tbe Rule brotItera If I were you" "If by thè 'little brotlier»' you tn «an thè pie entcr» l’m golng to lire them out ueck and crup. Uh hard, They tnnke me ex« eewlvvly wtary." (Continued next weck I The Importe! German Coach Stallion . Albany Iwbanon. Scio .... JefTerxon hrms Monday Tuesday, Wednesday Thursday Saturday lo fri.srrv Ihir when mare is known to be in foal. Care will be taken tn prevent accidents but will not l,e responsible if any occur« (’. ( RANHALL Albany Oregon -♦i.*;