The state rights democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1865-1900, September 01, 1899, Image 9

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Our 1899Fackots, Oapes
and Furs are on sale.
,
- SEYowiF&Son
A High Grade Coffee
The Flavor of which never changes. It is stimul
ating and soothing. A trial will convince you of its
merits. It is
Jas HeekinsSt Co's
Celebrated
8lo by
McFeron &
Wa make a tntc.aliy of
COFFEE
And Guarantee all we sell.
F I. NUTTING, I'd. mtdProp.
Kutared tMhi l"oUiffll Albnn;
j-aor,aaeiti ela mall roettar.r
The Bazaar.
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Highly Attractive Values
IN
Ladles Muello Undergarment, Draw
ers, Cortetcovtra, Kklrta.
SPECIALLY
many pretty styles In Niglildrestet , The
Emplre.The Rewre.shottor deep yokes,
trimmed with tacked lawn runlet, em
broidery, Ute, etc.
Length, Fullnett, StltcWng, Btyle,
Material end Price all cre'ully coold
tl and i ITered to yon right.
, o
NEW
Taffeta, 8etln Velvot end Fancy
Ribbons.
L7E7& H. J. HAMILTON.
At Our Hew Store.
We are now located at onr new ore
k on 2nd e re near Crawford a Gallery
mm Imna In meet all OUf Old COt-
toraertaawelt at many new ones We
are now telling Tab'e Syrup and N.O.
Molasaes at 0o per gallon. Uood Moe-
nir at 15o tar ml on. uoou goour- a
. i.p ntirnm la our motlO.
r i
.MiMi mrt f rvTlT1 fifl
. LBAI1 1 lMlimu uv.
m 1.0AK. tlOOOio loonrn good real
A.i.ta nnnriiv at A ner cent, for in
formation call on J.T. Ualbralth.
Call on
F. M. French
The Jeweler,
If you want a first claw
w.tch. We have a large line of Nickle, Silver,
liold-filltd aod Bolid Gold Watchet, that we
bought tor ctth, and we are giving our cus
tomtrt the benefit ol the extra ditcount.
, ENGAGEMENT an!
Specialty.
WEDDING
High Grade
Cincinnati Roast.
Tomlinson
MISFITS.
Afioria it imi about take at wet at
Albany. Latt year the ralolall the.e
row September 1 to Bept. 1 was
laches. Here It was about ,". ttebtra
no kick coming ttet at theiooppor
una imiv wurn ll itll.
ib Guard o( Eugene ttaiet that that
city bat already received over tao bun
drtd feelof advtrtttlog on account of
the vitit ty tbe editors. That wouM
2,j incurs, wuctt 'attain! I aortb
pretty near a uonar ao Inch. Al
baoy did not receive quite at much
tpace but all ttiat itcM derive at flrtt
rata. Dutlhea ciJ'nt have any
Skinner 'a butte lo take up rxtra trac.
The whole etaie hat Imi wonderfully
iniiimM wf rnurnancfl. ..v aifi.-i
umj worm ma m veniremen
A very Interettlug fratute o( the cir-
eut la the unloading of the cut and the
putting up ct the tenia: in the rarly
mornlrg. It It a acme that brings back
one's boyhood very vividly. Title morn
ing when Main't circus arrived and after
wardt there was a nrowd of boyt on
hand to tee the proftedlpgft and take - a
hand In the burinm lulliclrntly to earn
their way In, lor which there it alwava
ao opportunity, many bois preferring to
ret in that way than tie urn a I ar.
1 oun inters belonging to our lrsd.ng Uui
Diet were on hand. After all thara 1
nothing lo take the plart of the circna
forrxcitement and buttle.
An exclude reporlt that it received
the following communication Irom one
of its patront : "Send roe a lew oopiet
of the paper which had the obituary anj
vertet a boot tl,e death r.f my child a
month or iwoao. Vou will pleate pub
lith tht encloted clipping about my
neice'e mairiaee, and I with you would
mention In vour local columns, it it
doetn'i coat aryihing. that lam going to
nv pnouo taut ami will rent part ol
my farm; alto that I have a few extra
calvee to tell at nubli- auction. Baud
me a few copiet 1 1 the peer (hit wetk ;
but ta my tim It out yon mav tt p my
paper aa timet a a tohad to watte
money o.i a ptper,"
STOP tie
Wlil A Claik'a acd
vr tlielr ama and
tplendidly telected tiock of rlima. Anv
detign you want. King! lor all purpoaet
roni a preient io tna ory io a wov ing,
Whita Clover Iloney, 10 ctr. per lb. at
u. jb.nrowneii a.
MARRED.
COMPTONOARM1CAI.-Inthecr.ur.
ty cleika oflice on ept, tt, 1S'9 Judne
barton olllciatinir, Mr Otto W, Coin
ton to Miet Urnthl ;E. Crf.Ml il botb
ol eoto, Liun oounty.
HORSKd FOP. SALE.-Two horree.
and tt ycara old ; weigh 1100 and 1155.
Alto now aet of harueta. Ohotn for
cnth. uko. bTocKTON, Oakville.
RINGS a
SOCIAL ANDJERSONAL.
Mack Bommervllle of Eugene Let been
In I tie city on bnelneta.
J. 19. VanWlnkle and family are home
from their to miner outing up the ban.
tiam.
Mlrt Elma Parker returned latt ntgU
from Attjria wbeie the hit bteo vltliing
relalivet.
Mitt r,rtht Klli re umed frrm Cor
vallia ihlt noon where the had been to
attei.d the Hayward-Louia wedding,
3. M Nolan of CWval.lt waa in the
rlty today on hit way hou.e from Ml
Angfl wfcere be Lad bn to place bii
too TUmti.
Mrt. Hale Hackentto, of Halem, la In
the tity on visit with Albany Iriendt,
Her brother Jemea Mnrry returned at
noon tri m a trip to 8alem,
Rev. M. O. Brink, of Cottage Grove. It
In the city preparatory to going to the
uonftrenc at fealeat li a few week, lie
baa filled hit pretest iharge Miree yeare.
Mlae Edit h Thorn pton arrived Mon
day to be In readiueat to Ugln a ctmrte
iu the Atrlcultural College tbeo euuool
oprct. t'orviihla Timet.
Mr. ard Mrt. Alexander 6emp!e, of
Norfolk, Conn. , tie in the city on a vinit
the guetttof thtlr ann, the tuperlntend
ent of the woolen mill.
Card, Witliti of Salem car.,? ud to Alb
any I hit noon after rcrruita for a new
rrgiment, the 4.ruli. The order tending
blm to M. Knelling, Minn, waa changed.
a! L. Chtmberla n hat been abnoint-
ed clera of the title board of tibool
land commiMirreie, totneceed W. H,
Udell, ttld to bean txcel.ent appin:
mem.
Kx-tiovrrrj r Lord iait?d throuah Iha
city tint nctn on hit way to hit hoo,
at alm Irom bit tumn.er trio to Kal
Kock, w here be hat a cottage.
Mai, C' U. Gantenbein, who rerentlv
returned Irom Mtmla, where he trained
bonc.it, btt leen appointed adjiianl
general of Oregon to tucceed Gen. 1 ut
ile. Many are glad to tt-e a change.
P. A. Carrell.of ISerrv. wat in thacitv
yeterday on hit way Ik ma after an ex
teded trip to Eattern Oregon and Tilla
mook county- lie ex celt to locate at
Humpter, in Baker county. Salem Jour
nal. Ed and Got Logtden were tried by
nry at Corvallla yettrdav fortbootmg
i'lilnete phetaanta and were acquitted.
Ttiey proved that all they had tbot wat
inutkratt. Tber btdr. t even thot at
tnlp-.
The pleattnt letiderx-eof Dr. Wallace
waa the arena of a voiy er.jnyable acal
tttt evening, given by tht ladiea of the
Uaptitt church. There w re gamee, io
ciahility and a delicioua lunch of ice
cream and cake.
T. J, Bclcber the miner, and W. E.
Yatet returned latt eveoioe from the
ml jet. Since here before Mr. Belcber
baa been at Daw ion once or twice,
where ha baa aoma of the moet valuable
property there.
Mr. Enoch S'oan arrived in Albdny
thia noon from Pendleton hit present
home on a vUit with frienda here. Ha
reporta a big atorm on Mondt y with a lot
i.f hail thrown in, of which I.inn County
had a.taata wiiboot the hail,
Mr. E. E. T.arltnore, of the Portland
Llnreed Oil Worka, waa in the city, after
a vitit in Rcio, where he recently ttartjd
op the threthert ol flax in connection
with bit Portland worta While hrre
Mr, Larrimore and Jack Sm'ler ex
i hanged reininiecrneea ower bate ball in
Albany when thev w ere the batter eight
wart ago. The same between the Alb'
aniet ai.d Linnt wat probably the botteat
. vr p:ayed in the city.
Senator L. L. Porter, of Oregon Citv.
and Ura Spangter, formerly of Oorvallit,
but at veral yeara a teacher io the Oregon
City arhoolt were united in marriage
yeaterday at II o clock at the rctidcnce ct
the bridet parenta, Mr. and Mrt. John
Spangler, former Albany peoplo. The
groom it owner ct the Oregon City En
terpriee, and detervet the ettlmable wife
be bat aeccred. .
Got IJxr Max. The Lebanon E. A
nityt of tbe i'em In the Democrat about a
Mitt Lainly bunting for a Mr. Menlo, a
performer that "The man wanted ia
doubtleta "Prof.." Menlo. recently of tbe
St) per Comedy oinpany. The young
man waa In Lebanon rrlday, and waa tn
Albany latt week tend It probably there
vet) arranmnif to ttart out with a new
thow, tht "Turbedo Specialty Co ' The
oung lady wat in Lebanon looking lor
dm toon after be le t this place." Af
ter the item botb the yonog man and the
young woman returned to Albany, and
had a meeting. Wbatthe wanted him
lor ia a myttery. aa the refuted to div
ulge to the Chief of Police the cause of
her search.
A Miitiiixas Fink. Tbe Woodbnrn
Independent lella of It : "Marshal Miller
made a complaint before Recorder
Knight that Rev. C.G. tlarruonhad ben
riding his wheel oa the tidewalk. The
reverend gentleman, who bad tl.o tght
lowly failed to abide by an ordinance
tbat really cannot atand iqutroly on ita
fnet, by tiding hit whes! 100 feet n
Young street, paid the recorder an im
posed fine of $2 50 last Saturday for his
trantgi ration. It it rumored that Rev.
Mr. Harmon ia not the onlr wheelman
that patronises the walks, snd that there
are worse evils existing in this city right
under tbe notes of tbe authorities and
within their knowledge.
There wat another big crod at the
Wilty B. Allen musio car last evening,
hearing the musio and teeing the diag
nose ofa high trade piano by Mr. Allan.
Albany people bave become greatly in
terested and are ont in force evenings.
Tonight and every night thij week there
will be a free concert beginning not later
tbsn 7:30 o'clock. The first night Mr.
Aliaa offered a piano at $100 redaction
to the first person who culled for it be
fore noon. Mr. Hugh Cleek now owner
of the fine Isom property, who has eight
children, called before nice o'llotk aod
received the piano,
"Ladies Aid Society. The regular
meeting of the Ladies Aid Society will
be held at the residence of Mrs. Irving,
on Thursday, Sept. 7, at 2:30 P. M.
At prers timeithie tfternoan arrange
ment! were made to diemiM the case cf
the state rgainei David Young cbargid
with atsoult on E. R. Case.
The new court houee
been completed, J
at Tolrt'o 1
THE CIRCUS.
Tola it circna day, W. L. Maine clrcut
dy, tbejonly one of tbe year.
It arrived by train dirtct from 6alem
and wat out at an early boor. Tb
lepte were pitched InehV of the r-Hy !lm
Ita on Ninth atreetont toward the o'd
0. A. E depot. There wt tbe otnal
tiraod bun la and prt-lirn nary cxtiie
men l.
Theotual mm her of tide atirtrilone
wera on band, ttracbing doan to Fuel
treet.
The toy ba'loon man put la an early
appearance. Nocircua la ccn plaia with-
out him.
The parade at It o'clock waa a long
and good one, cue of the Lett ever teen
here, the hortea particularly being a 6oe
lot, and there were novel tie j, among
otbera the Urt automobile ever In the
citv, occupied by Mr. Main bimteif and
family.
The afternoon performance wat In pro
i n' ' 1 0,e Tbr c,rco, bi
data.
inruuiv HI J
Tair and ia flrrt-clatt ard op to-
One of Iha circna n.tn thia morniag
while attiiting the unloading of the cart
wee injured iu the bead, but not danger
oualy. HOME AND ABROAD.
Thl ia clrcut day, the only circut l
tbe year in Albany.
Thia yean coin crop will be tbe larg.
ett in Ibebieliry ol the United Statce.
The anpreme court ia in aettion wilb
tw.i I utidr.d cfttet ahead on tbe docket.
The Alatkan boutdrv ditnuta baa
been tattled aa it wat bound to be be
tween twocivilized i-oofatriee.
A man coming In fiom towartia Ie -anon
yeitrrday alurnoon uw a coutry
cent Ii iii tn drop a couple of fine pheta
ante, contrary to law.
Yet'trdtv Ut-v. llartman received
from Rev. Reed who hat been vitiiing
in Vermont a email tprure tree at a re-minde-
of Rev. llartman! boy hood daye
the e. It will 04 pUnted here.
The nine boboe inctrcerated veaterdav
In the caiaboote were permitted latt;eve
ning lo vamocte n ranch provided
ihey lrft lb city, wh.h they did on the
overland, taking a t!ei.e-, at the bot
tom.
J. W. Ikdrlck, the barber baa Juet re
ceived bit three fine looking a'aeaee in
combioailon frame auitable to tbe fixt
ure t of bit oett aboo. tmooi the niceet
gi tenet in the ttate, addibg to tbe op-to-
aata cnaracier oi the anop.
Tbe death of Mrt. L G. Kline at Cor-
vallia wUI cauie gereral regret throogb
uregon, wnere uer irieoda were many.
Tbe deceated waa a meo.ber of the Reb-
ekaht for 43 yeara. The remaina will
be bnried it the Albany Jtwiab. eeme
lerj tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Dr. J. K. C-lbre.th waa yeaterday
elected to perinteident of ' Le ttate intane
aayluni. He it well e,oaen of, and can
not belp being an iu.rruvej.ent on the
preteut otbeiaX i t-oat w hoiu there baa at
leaf 1 1 eeu contidc i-alilo cuui plaint. He
wat a member of the senate of '8a-"87.
Tin arretl prcmitrd for today for kill
ing Cl'ineae. pbearaiita occurred lat
evening. E. Outing was the offender.
Deputy Game Wardro Miller canght him
in tbe act, and getting out a warrant Le
fore Juttice PotcII made tbe formal ar-
real last evening
The A. 0. V. W. are making a big tight
to increase the membership of tbe jurit
diction 25 per cent and gain the prize of
12000 offered by the supremo lodge to
Jurisdiction making the biggest gain
within a certain time.
E. E. Nicbolt, the e'ectrician, left
yeaterday afternoon for Warm Spring
Indian Agency in Eastern Oregon w heie
he wili install the electric light plant
that waa recently told by F. It.. Anson, of
this city, to th KOirr.ment. -S ates
man. Sen the 5ugttr JJjwi'a window display
New Goods in All Lines.
W-g THC UBIlOfTHg fAMOU
TH1 LABCt OF THC fAMOUS - - ; V:
GUARANTEED CtOTHlNd
At the BLAIN CLOTHING Company's
"a
We lead
with
70,000
. ! M D'tI l'm P"i'Pioni on file,
n Make Mug recorded tgaintt oe. Yourpreirri
' yr.waj prompt aoo careiol
M. F. M
CashS
A
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Mens',
Winter
Ladies and Childrens
Underwear at Cut
Prices.
Our Boot and Shoe
ment is complete.
Depart-
Ladies' Mens and Childrens'
Shoes at Bock Bottom Prices.
: ' 1 " i t 1 7"
flcciditi.
On a Hat is a -
pleasure here, we
have spared neith
er time, thought,
toil or taste in our
efforts to meet
every Hat desire of
mankind. Just
your style at Just
your price I j
GUARANTEED CLOTHING
m ... . ' -
j"' ewvwioprioj
without a rinele
Iption at i.nritore
attention.
uor
Syrupt, Tinctnrte
Burkliart & Lee.
ellwains'
tore
Ladies Capes and Jackets for
Fall and Winter have arrived.
Our Entire line of Wraps are
Tailor Made and a perfect fit
is guaranteed. Call and See
them.
Our entire Fall and Winter
stock has been purchased for
spot cash of the best factory
in the east and will be sold at
such Small Prices for High
Standard Qualities.
m
Summer Cooking
is made a idea ure by t he use ol
theQuick Meal blue flame oi)
stove. It is the most conven
ient, simple, economical and
easily managed of any cook'ng
apparatus wade, and will Lake
boil, Iroit or roast, and ie eure to
give ll.oiccb mtitfnctkn.
STEWAI.T&M'X IIDVi'. CO.
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