Albany democrat., July 27, 1900, Page 3, Image 3

We have reduced the price of
our fancy Dimities and Or
gandies in order to make more
shelf room for fall stock. There
may be just the pattern you
want for a shirt waist or a sum
mer day dress at a very low price.
Don't fail to look them over. It
will pay you.
S. E. YouiF&Son.
THE BAZAAR.
Shoes that look well, feel well,
and wear well.
Ibis shoe section ol ours exeands, eell.
ing the correot, tne stylish and satisfact
ory sorts of shoes. There you have the
cause of the cont'nual expansion. But
prices have a great deal to do with it,
too, we sell shoes as we sell all other
merhandise to your economical interest,
I,. E. & H. J. HAMILTON.
"IT TAKES THE CAKE"
is the usual favorable, comment or. the
superb laundry work turned out at 1 lie
Magnolia. The best of linen and other
materials ara easily ruined by careless
and indifferent laundering. We cannot
and do not hope to retain your patronage
by slipBhod work, and the best is none
g00MAGNOLIA STEAM LAUXDKY.
Albany, Oregon.
Phone 323.
YOUR EYES.-
Have them examined by Prof. August
Stark of this city permanently located
here, who has made the eyes a special
study, and'will fit them with glasses that
will give satisfaction. If your eyes are
weakening call and have a talk with
bim.
WOOD WASTED. On subscription, at
the Democrat office. WilVtake all the
wood brought, Doat wait for the fall
jalns.
23 Jewels
n solid gold
Setting
Special
Railway
Duber-Hampden Watches.
F. M. French the Jewelei
MISFITS.
Even a horse on its way to Nome went
crazy and bad to he shot.
Hon. Geo. C. Brownell is telling what !
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he will try to do in the next legislature.
His record in the past legislatures is too
recent.
All the old trunks have been brought
out of the garret for uee in summer cut
ing trips, some that pass tnrougti
from Albany are pretty rusty.
and
The population of Los Angeles, under
the recent cenBue is 99,650. 120,000 has
been claimed right along. There will be
some general tumbles like (his through
the country when the truth is known.
Wonder how the Los Angeles figures
were secured.
A Louisville, Ky., whiskey house Bends
the Democrat man an affidavit that its
$3 a gallon whiskey is seven years old
and is the puro ud id r Iterated stuff.
Age evidently counts in whiskey, for the
19 year old stuff iefSa gallon. Every
year adds about 50 cents to a gallon. An
expensive thing for burning the inBide
out of a man.
COUNTY BUSINESS.
Deeds filed .
George Wertji to Annie Barzee,
interest in several lots in Soda-
ville 1
0 W Barzee to Annie Batzee.inter-
est in several Sodaville lots 1
nnie Barzee to O W Barzee, the
4b 19 1
Chatel mortgage for $250 on growing
Brain crop.
Circuit court. New cases :
E Kirkpattick agt J Houk. recovery of
money. L H Montanye. attorney lor
pontiff.
W A Thrift agt Asa Miller et al, to
clear title. Cannon & Newport for plain
tiff. Answers filed in M Hale agt M V Bil
yeu and De Vine agt Hardy.
Probate :
Final account filed
eitate of Geo
Fry. Hearing Sept. 3.
In estate of Jas Abrams, leal property
ordered soid.
Citations issued in estate ol Jane Kees
and Seth Rockwell.
.Inventory filed in estate of Julia A
Temple. Real property $2032
A Child Enjoys
The pleasant flavor, gentle action, and
soothing effect of Syiup of t igs, when in
need of a laxative, and if the father or
mother be costive or bilious, the most grat
ifying results follow its use; so that it is
the best family remedy known and every
family should have a bottle Manufact
ured by tne Califernia Fig Syrup Cu.
Right this way.
The best ice cream in Albany will Al
ways be found at F. H. Pfeiffer's. Be re
freshed. WATCH for tlw latest designs in Wa
Paper. We have them. Every patter
bright and new, in eluding prices.
. Buhkhaet & Lee.
DONT OVERLOOK the fact that we
have a complete stock of tne later t shades
and design in Wall Paper. Prices are
right. Buiikhakt & Lee.
We chip dried beef to order n any
quantity. O. E. Brownell.
0. E. Browkkll
. is agent for the famous
ChnBe & Sanborn Coffees.
Freeh fruitn
Always on hand at F. H. Pfeiffer's.
good variety in season.
Luciousrire Stawterrii fiver tiay
C- E. Ercwneh's, Etc d St
Canned Asparagrus
At C E Brownell
23 Jewels
New Model
Fine Train
"New
Railway"
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Miss Bess Tyiee is in the city the guest
oi buss uessie Benui.
I Judge M. C. Georue, of Portland, has
I been in the city.
I Mrs- L. 11. Mnntauye returned this
, noon from a week's visit with Corva I s
irienas.
Mrs. M E. Priey, of San Krauriecn,
was in ihe city today wiih governor ai.d
wi.'e.J
Mr. William Vance returned this noon
from a trip t0 the Bay, where his family
are spending the summer.
0. H Burgfcraff went to Newport to
day lo n main several weeks, while there
erecting a couple of cotUges.
Will Hiettar returned last night from
Brownsville, where he pitched on tweuty
tons of hay.
Gov. Geer and wife were '"n Albany
three hours and one minute thin after
noon between the Buy train and the
Portland express.
Dr. Collins is quite ill it lha home of
Mr. E A. Parker with appeudicitiB, bis
second attick, while east being taken
down a im the same disease.
C. E. Brownell anu family and A. 8.
Hart and family will go to Sulphur
Springs tomorrow mr.rnirig for their out
ing. The men will return and go.
Mrs. Willis and daughter. Drominent
bur lmen; arrive'J. in A1.bany
afternoon from the north and aro the
gueati of tlieir cousiu Mrf. C- K Fr0nk.
In a lettor to hie father, Brady Burnett
complains of the intensity of the heat in
Washington. When he wrote the
theromeier stood at 08, and to keep cool
was impossible. Corvallis Times.
Recorder Van Winkle and Dr. Leinen-ge-
will .eave tomorrow morning for the
front, accompanied by their families.
Than will Via ininaH lolafKireanapal nll.u.
Albanians and go to Marion Lake.
W. A. McGee, of Tangent, has leased
the C, E, Moore residence and will
shortly occupy it with his family. Of
his children, one will attend college and
the other public school. Corvalhs Times.
The W.O.T.U. gavo a pleasant lawn
party last evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. L. E. Blain. There was a good
attendance and an enjoyable time. The
ice cream, sherbet and cake were of a
high order.
T. G. Hendricks and family of Eugene,
D. Bristow and familv of Cottage Grove
and Prof. H. T. Condon of the Moscow,
Idaho, college, were in the city this
afternoon on their way to Yaquina for
their summer outing. '
Hon J. D. Matlock, of Eugene, passed
through the city yesterday on his way
home from Dawson, after an absence of
two years, he came out by the way of
Nome, Immediately upon his arrival
he web united in marriage to Mrs. Sarah
Durant.
A Strange Career.
' Fifteen yearB ago JohnO. Loutsenhi
zer, a prosperous farmer and veteran of
the civil war, of Cameron, Missouri, took
an odd notion into his heal to come to
the Pacific coast, and with no apparent
cause for it left his wife and family and
came to Oregon. He took up a claim in
the Alsea country and has since resided
there most of the time until awhile ago,
when became to Albany and has been
residing with A. J. Hunt. He received
a pension o! $30 and during the years
that have passed has regularly sent moat
of this home, but lie refused absolutely,
though having a valuable farm in Mis
souri, to return home, and threatened
that if any of hia familycame here he
would go to some other place where they
could not find him. He was a member
of the A. O. IT. W. and has kept up his
dues in the Missouri lodge of which be
is a past master workman. He has al
ways been peculiar, but recently becom
ing worse, members of the Albany A. O.
U. W. investigated hie case, and instead
of allowing him to be Bent to the asylum
notified bis people of tho situation and
Mr. and Mrs. Garrell, his daughter and
eon-in-law, arrived in Albany this week,
and yesterday started back for Missouri
with hltn, it is to be hoped reconciled to
his situatijn. Before going Mr. Lout
senhizer, who owned 160 acres on the
Alsea sold his place to an Albany firm
for $125 in order to dispoBe of all his in
terests here. The case is an interesting
and romantic one.
Another Fakir. The Ashland Tidinga
says; The "bargain column advertising
fakir, wbo made a good thing out of the
newspapers along the line a few months
ago, has been followed by another fakir
who publishes a "romance" in the looul
paper and works in local advertiser's
names in it for so much a "work." JSuin
erous papers will come out this week
with a headline' leading suinething like
this: "The Story of Uncle UoB'n,"which
is a better story for the fakir who passeB
cn with the proceeds, than it i for the
newspaper man, the advertisers or the
reader. ' Advertisers enouia keep tneir
eyes open.
Women Fihbmbn. But for the prompt
lesponee of the women'e cc flee club this
morning the nouie ana contents ot Mr.
It. Morgan of East Albany would have
been destroyed. The ladies fought like
old firemen and the fire was extin
guished before much damage was done.
Pkachbs. For some fine Crawford
peaches for canning and table use, leave
oiders with Van Riley at home of Peter
Riley, will meet all prices, from Ka
dtrs orchard, Granger, Or.
ihe M title
Tonight and Thursday partly cloudy,
stationary temperature. Uiver 1.6 leet,
F. M. French
Displ ma
nr.... n . .. . n.n p,r. r. v.:n.in.. ...I..-
IT 111 A A I n Will 1 niw ,U. UIUU.I.DII.U
you can get the Columbia Oeborn at
Hopkins Bros, lor $125.(0, Call at once
Ml DUVUIU uaigniua,
Dr. Adams, tnr. Dkniist, will operate
on the acniog molars ol tht people at
Newport until about the 1b: of be tim
ber.
HOME AND ABROAD.
William England, a p'oneer Salem
banket, ie lying critically i I from a
stroke of paralysis.
The supreme court has affirmed the
decis on of the lower court in the Mims
murder case, tried at Pendleton.
The supreme court has rendered a de
cision in the cafe ul Jliiy b. bnunkap
pellant agt Phillip Swank respondent,
atliiming the decision of Judge Hewitt in
the lower conrt. The court is evidenilv
quite a distance behind yet.
It ie reported that a bill will be intro
duced in the next state legislature pro
viding for the making of the big itee:
bridge at this city a toll thoroughfare,
Tbit is evidently the only way out of the
present dilemma ol keeping it up and
will be endorsed by most of our citizens.
A daughter of William Catothers died
at Dallas ysterdaj of scarlet fever and
was taken to Lebanon today for burial.
The child's mother died in Washington
only two or three weeks ago, The father
has the sympathy of all in his double
affliction.
Rev. E. EsteB, who was at one time
pastor of the Baptist church in this
place, has left McMinnville for Clayton,
Ind., to assist in settling up of the large
eEtate of a deceased brother, Mr. Estes is
said to be one of three heirs to an estate
of $20,000 to $30,000. Lebanon E. A.
The railroad men and the commercial
men will play base ball in Portland next
Saturday. O'Neill will catch and Co
burg pitch. There will be two Bhort.
stops and lour fielders. Casny is one of
them, but wait till Casey gets at the bat.
Among the drummers are Sam Gold
smith and Frank Blair. There is a big
reserve force on each ride to take the
place of the men who will bewre.ked.
The First Wheat.
The first wheat of the season was
brought to Albany Monday and stored
with the Magnolia mill by G. M. Pol
lock. Mr. Mart Miller wsb the next
man and he stored at the Farmers this
morning. Their whoat run eight or ten
bushels per acre. Quite a number think
their yeld will tie niteon Dusuels per
acre. Spring wheat though will be
more.
A Freh Coxcert Prof. Walter W
Forbisb, of the Columbia Phonograph
Co., was in the city last evening and gave
a graphophone concert at the Postal
Telegraph office, Mr. King being the
Albany agent for the graphophone.
Prof. Forbiah presented one of the graph
ophone granda, giving some selections in
instrumental and vocal music and reci
tations as natural as lile offering a strik
ing duplicate of the original. He waB
also beard in several songs with haujo
accompaniment, a pleasing part of the
program. Mr. King has ordered one of
the graphophone grandB, and Albany
people will Boon hear more of thib won
derful "machine."
That Farmer will be a pleased cus
tomer if he buys our Granulated Salt.
Never gets nud, white and dry. For
sale by F. E. Allen &Co.
The ladieB of the First Presbyterian
church will give a lawn social at the
residence of Mrs. J. tu. Irving) Friday,
July 27. A good time is promised to oli
who attend.
Vanilla,'
Strawberry,
Banana,
Chocolate Ice Cream
At F H. Pfeiffei.sj todav.
WANTED. A small farm near Albany
or Corvallis. Write to or call on Dave
Cathecart, Oorvallis, Or.
FOR 8i.LE.-One young horse, one
plcw, one cultivator and other imple
ments, cheap. Inquire of Alvin Oar-others.
NEW
Clothing ior men aM boys,
The latest styles in hats.
A tine line of turnishing 'goods
up with the date,
Stylish and substantial boots
and shoes,
Everything at satisfactory
prices.
At the
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Tuesday evening, July 24. Present
the mayor, recorder, chief of police,
street superintendent and countilmen
Whitney, Dannale, Pfeiffer, Richards.
Ihe following bills were ordered naid :
Foshay & Mason $4 25. P. W. SninKS
$35.66, a. F. Merrill $11 25, C. M. West-
brook f.io. Hughes ATroutman $1.50.
R. It, Crosby $7.50, J. J. Liugren I. J.
S. Van inkle $34.40,
The contract lor a latteral eewer on
Lafayette etieet was awarded to H. O,
llarkness.
The headgate to the ditch was report
ed repaired and the bill for it was al
lowed.
A nuisance in the alley between First
and Second streets as reported and (be
property owner was ordered lo abale the
same.
An amendment lo the bicycle ordi
nance prohibiting the riding ol bicycles
on Ferry street between First and Sec
ond, eaBt side, was read twice. Post
master Train spoke against of it and it
was continued.
License to sell liquor was granted W.
W. Rowell.
Property owners in block 6 were or
derod to clean out sewer, and as well the
city's part of the sewer.
Leave of absence waa granted Record
er Van Winkle.
A warrant for t40 was ordered drawn
to pay the freight on a car load of coke.
Letter List.
Following is thi list of letters remaining
in the Fostofh'ce at Albany, Linn county,
Oregon, July 25, 1900, Persons calling
for these letters must give the ditto on which
advertised :
ArmeBden, Thou Albany Tea Co
Caldwell, Mrs M H Berry, Miss Myrtle
Couch, Mrs Mary Fleming, Mr Jot
Greenhargt, Jan.es Gentry, Miss Vern
S. S. raik. P. M.
No-To-l.-io ror Firry Ccnt&
Guaranteed tobacco habit euro, inaltw treat
raeii strcjr.tr. blood p-.iro. ftOc. HI. AU drimi.'ist&
Purity
and
Knowledge
Purity of engredienls and knowledge of how they must he compounded
la the leason why the best physicians send us their pieicriptione. T v
know we have only the pureBt drugs and chemicals and will fill physici '
prescriptions exactly as written or not nt all. In short we give you i t
what you ask for. Whe are constantly renewing our Uock and ask f i a
Bhare of your patronage, feeling certain that it will be to your odvanloge.
Burkhart & Lee.
WILL &
A fine line of Optical goods.
UARANTKCD CLOTHIN
BLAIN CLOTHING Co's
JL-LIWS, OSTEOPATH,
Graduate of Dr. A. T. Still's school
ol Osteopathy. Office in Strihan'a b'oMt
Hours, S :S0 a m. to 6 p. m.
Albany, - - Oregoa
N. E. WINNARD, M. D.
OFFICE:
Tweedale block. Residence cornel Stb
and Broaualbui, Albany, Oregon,
Telphone, residence, Red 242; e flits.
Red 245.
WANTED. A boy ten or twelve yeira
of age to go to the Sautiam mines for fci
month to assist van in l-'ght work,.
Call at tho Pioneer house.
ANTED Strong yourg man, singfe.
who wantB to learn to wash. Good1,
chancs to learn. Apply at once.
Magnolia Stkam Laundry.
FOR SALE. A good fuini of 122 aci
S miles east of Harrisl nig ; heme an,
barn on same. For full partiiu'srsin.
quire ol K is Ktntajiiie cr LL fcwun-
FOR SALE. My two thirds interest in.
growing crop of twenty acres of fall '
wheat and twenty oi spring, thirty
acres of spring oats, ten acreB of chea.
Inquire at Democrat cilice.
TERMS OF UEillOt'R AT.
DAILY.
30 cents per month, $3.G0 pervearas
end of mouth or year. Strictly in Jul
vance, 25 cenis per month, $3.00 fit
year. Single copies 6c.,4 or more copi
at 2)o. By carrier 10 cents per week.
One year in advance $4.60.
WEEKLY.
$1.25 in advance, at end of year $1 50,
end of two years $3.25, each additional
year at $2 00. There i money in keep,
uigyour subscription paid. lip. Doa't
STARK
Dealers in
WATCHES,
the best makes, Jew
elry, si'verware, di
amond goods, cut
glass, and the latest
novelties.
rrs aosD buiim ess to wt
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