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About Albany democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1900-1912 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 19, 1900)
Seventeen hundred yards ol Ouig Flannel remnants 25 per cent le&s than usual price. S. E. YouiF&Son. The Bazaar Jackets, Suits, Capes, Flannel Waists, , Underwear, Art Goods, Shoes, Rainy day Skirts, Furs, Gloves. L E. & H. J. HAMILTON. THE MISSING LINK. J. G. Crawford and Orin Beam, of thiB city, have just dug up on toe farm of George Cochran, in Tangent precinct the skeleton, whiob may well cause inquiry as to their origiu and whether or nut they are those of the long Bought miss ing skeleton. All the bones were secured and they will be articulated as soon as poesible in order to Bhow what kiud of a creature they were once the frame of. Tney indicate a man of 4 feet, 8 inches, of large hones. The skull lacks the us url sutures. It is 18 Inches in circum lerence, four irches smalltr than that of the average skull ol the wnite man lhe jawB are Inrgt and prottuding and the teeth perfect. The vertebrae have an additional bone and a socket for a miss ing bone. The bones of the legs and feet are normal, like tnose of a man, but in the arms the radius and ulna bones are about two inches longer than the hu merous bone where they are generally considerably sl-orter, indicating an arm that reached considerably below the knee. Tbe bones of tbe Sneer are longer than those of a man. The skull is known as lopho cenbalon. The ekelelon is not that of an Indian, beiug distinctly differ ent. What is it. laundry marks ;tbat are not found on linen fresh from this laundry are rust Btains, ink stains, fruit stains and especially "scorches" from overneated irons. That'B what we particularly guard against. FlecklesB, flawless, immaculate white as white can be, or as Btrong ol rolor as when you brought it ii originally of a color pattern, your wnshable apparel is returned clean, well washed, well ironed. MAGNOLIA STEAM LAUNDRY. Albany, Oregon. Phone 323. A Bio Company. Beach & Bowers bi minstrel troup arrived in tbe city this afternoon and gave the best minstrel street concert and parade ever presented here. The band is a fine one, and the attraction striking. Among tbe members of the company ia Prof. Ware, who put Queen Estner on in Ibis city four years ago and afterwaro's resided here singing during tbe campaign ol 'H6 in the repub lican glee club, lie takes an active part in the performance. That Joyful Feeing. With tbe exhilarating sense of renewed health and strength and internal cleanli ness, which follows tbe U9j of Syrup of Figs, is unknown to the few who have nt progressed beyond the old-time medicines and the cheap substitutes sometimes ot tered but never accepted by the well-informed. Buy the genuine. ..Manufactured by the California Fie Syrup Co. Closing Out new bicycles at Second Hand Prices. $50 wheel $30 DO 35 ' 2) Ol) 30 " 20 00 Limited supply. Call early. F. E. Allbn & Co. The main object in reducing the pric of our wall paper is to makeroo m f new stock. Everything bright and new Come and pee how cheap. ' Buiikiiart & Lse. ' ReScRvEd SeAtS. . For Beach & Bowers on Bale,at. Vier eck's Sugar Bowl. ,,. OSBORNE BINDERS, Mowers, Rakes and Repairs AT Ohling & Hulburt. FOR RENT. OneJ ot my stores. Fo particular call at store. J. Gradwohl. Drwn toes the price on our entire stock ol Wall Paper, Pinks, Blues, Rede, and Greens. Bcrriiakt & Leg. A good Eerviceablo School Umbrellu lor 35 cents at THE FAIR 75o to ?1.00 buys a very nice one for Ladies or Gents. All linds of handle. We have them in silk from $2.00 to $3,00 in all the latest handles, Respectfully, J. A. WEAVER. Rubbers, 25c to 50c. Our Hobby, "Selz Shoes." AT THE ARMORY OCT 17. A CHANCE OF A LIFE TIME each & Bowers Big Consolidated MioBtrels with the best company they ever owned. All White People 3 CAES, 3 BANDS. Everything new this season. New Acts, frew FaceB, New Idear. II vou want to eee a real Miustrel show come and see it. Positively the i avnonaiva minnt.ml enmnanv ever organize!. largest bqu muow PRICES 50c., 75c. ; chi'dren under 12 years, 25c. Reserved seats on sale at Tne Sugar Bowl. CIRCUIT COURT. Following is the docket for Department No. 1 of the circuit court to convene in Albany next Monday, Oct, 22: A I Fox, et al agt Ehriam Fox, eject ment. E Kirkpatricl. agt LC Thompson, rec. of money. Mitchell, Lewis & Staver Co agt S M Rates, tec. tuoney. Elmarian Smith nut J H Caroenter el al, rec. money. S E Young at Chaa S Smith, rec, uionev. Oregon nut John Craft, aesault with a dangerous weapon. E lzaheth I! Devitie agt George Hardy, ejectment. Geo D Barton agt D Neal, rec. money. Milton Hale agt M V Bilyeu, rec motley. E Kirkpatrlck agt i Houck.rec. money R L Sabin agt Peachar & Matthews. rec. money; attachment. Sam Brombergor agt W M Ooplin & Co., tee. money; attachment. Portland Flouring Mill Co agt Henry Ohrt et al, lec, money; attachment. O P Hays ex agt A B and M B Miller, rec. nioney. H O Breeden.a privato corporation agt r. , L.anuiore, rec. money : attaenment Henrietta Raodail agt S M Bramwel1 ana j kj liiamweii, tec. money; attach ment. A G Prill agt Matilda Crume Garland, rec. monev ; attachment. Ann Smith agt S O and Dan Hart, rec. money; attaenment. Milwaukee Harvestirg Co agt Allen & Clark, rec. money; attachment. Elizabet Kobson agt Juliet Hamilton and Mirhnel Brrigan, rec. money; al ticbmeot. David Foren agt John M Smith, rec. money. f . Addie Moon, res. agt City of Albany appellant, pppeal from justice court. W E McPherson agt S W Reece, rec. money; attachment. J A Bradley agt R H Snodgrase and William Bassett, rec. money. Gejrge Moore agt Craft Bros, rec. money. . , . S H Frlei.dly at Sherman Hays rec. money. B S Lehmanskv aet R F SimnBon and Lizzi- Simpson, rec. money ; attachment. SOCIAL AND PERSONAL. O. P. Coshow, jr.. is making come live Bryan speeches in Douglas county. President P. L. Campbell, of Mon mouth College, was in the city this afte:-noon. Mrs, Minerva Ieaom has gone to Pen dleton to reside wi.h her sister Mis. Kasper Vandran, W. B. Lawler, now a prosperocs Col orado miner, where be has Borne valuable interests, is iu Oregon and was in Port land yesterday. - Rev. F. B. Culver and family of Jeffer son, spent part of Tuesday with Rtv. P. J. Green and family, reluming to Jeffer son this morning. The Foresters of America last night ave a banquet at tbe Russ House be ginning at 9 o'clock. A splendid repast was served and greatly enjoyed by lorty or fifty Foresters. The large dining room was appropriately decorated1 lu forest style for the happy occasion Mr. Kasper Vandran and M.iss "Minnie Monteith, residents of Albany' for many years, were to be married in Portland to day, going thence to tbeir home in Pen dleton, where Mr. Vandran is running a hotel that is doing a fine business. Tney have the best wishes, o'f many Albany friende. , .... J :; . The marriage of Mr. 'Dean McWi)" iams, of Halsey, and Miss Mary WiU isms, a former teacher' in the Albany public schools, wbo has' many friendB in Albany, was to take place atO o'clock this morning at the residence of the Drs. Beers, in Wasco, where she has been spending the summer. .: They will have the best wishei of many Linn county friend.. HOME AND ABROAD. An Institute. Superintendent Den man, of Benton county, assisted' by Prjf Martindale and Superintendent Itckeon, is to bold a teacher's institute at Fair mount school house, across the river next Saturday, when the following pro gram will be rendered : Recitations by Elodia Tbam, Mamie Kelly and Anna McKeona.' Discussions of the following subjects: "Wbo is tbe Successful Teacher?" "Division and Common Frao ions,""State Geography." "Busy Woikfor Primary Grades," "How Can the Farent Help tbe Teacher?" "Influence "of . Home on tbe School," "Writing in Primary Grades," "Teach ers' Association," , City Superintendent Martindale and County Superintendent Jrckson are to assiBt in tho program. .The other persons assisting are: Prof. A. S. McDonald, T. J. Rialey. H. O. Jordan, W. J. Gilstrap, Misses Ida Maxwell, Ella Belle Dufilap, Lottie Herbert and Mrs. W. B. Shannon. Ladies day at the Alco Club iB ol course for the regular members aa well as the ladies. In the games no charges is made for the ladies. The n embers pay for themselves. .- These daya will occur on the first and third Wednesday of each month only, this being one of the days. Removed. Thomas Brink lias moved his fine stock of furniture on FirBt street opposite of Mr. Stevens Dry Goods store where be invites all bis old customers and new ones to call anH look over his stock and get prices, as he thinks ha can suit you in bott in prises and quality. Kerino La Baire comedy artists in their gkry tomorrow night. Tonight and Thursday probably Bhowers, F. M. Frkmch Displ man Clam Bonillon, bieftea. Served hot at the Sugar Bowl. A New Lot of choice Pi kled Falmon at C. E. Brown ell's. Sewing machine oil and needles at French's Fresn oysters at the Albany Lunch Counters, served in any style. Fine Silk Umbrellas for ladies and gentlemen at French's leweiry store. Fine Gravenstieii Apples at the Sugar Bowl, 2nd Btreet. A new and fine line of photogiuobere jewelry just received at Miss Marie Long's. DO YOU want a first class sewing! machine? French has them lor $20.00 cash. lluh Ririnclnn f. n.l.:.i i Tom Ruetzger, Armory hall, Oct. 17. eee Marry freeman and the Smith Bros., a team of acrobaliu wonders, at armory Cct. 17. One of the delivery teams ran awav this forenoon. But thev were well train ed and never stopped until they got to Eil-lltPhn para rtf Iml.I.oh n Al bany by tho Lebanon road this morning .nm tl.o L'll.. I Wendlini, for points south of here, A Bquad of cadets from tho battleahip Iowa passed tlirougu Albany this after noon for San Fintic'sco, dressed iu the neat appearing navy suits. A late thing with children in the cities is a now kind of Turkish cap, al very pretty thing. They havo just received some fine ones at The Ladies Rnznnr. The loss of life by the Galveston horror lids llllua. Kaon artnnt,ir,rtA .1 1 ..I .1 .. u ..w,u uvji i. nrLQiiniu.u uciiUllUiy HUU never will be. It is said f be about 6,000 though. In the case of Linn cointy, respond ent, agt. P. G. Morria et al, appellant,, the respondent was given until Dec. 15 to file brief. E. B. Davidson, arrested yesterday for tearing up the Vance walk, lastevon ing, not being able to secure ball, nleiul guilty and was lined $10 and costs, which has been satisfactorily settled. J. W. Wilson, of Oregon City, has sued the Southern Pacific for $25,000 damages resulting from being ejected from a train at that city during Septem ber. He had a leg broken. Oregon City icK" uuiue uign. A Corvallis fruit man received roturnB yesterday from 100 boxeB of applos ship ped to Portland and Bold on o mmiBsiou. The boxeB cont him $g, freight $13, com mission, $2, total, 1(24. The'total amount that the 100 boxes sjld for waa $50. Tines. G. Co. last evening were given a public drill by Lieut. Siellmacber, which was ot a very interesting and entertaining character, including some genuine war fare maneuve-s learned bv the veterans of tbe Philippine campaign in (he com pany. While goi.ie tn Brownsville for n load of lumber, Mr. John Cornett, of Snedd , met wun a serious accident. H s team ran awav throwing him out and under the wheels, badly mashing one of hiB arms ana otuerwise bruising him. tie was taken to the home of Joseph Har rison nearby, and it will be Beveral days before be is able to return to his nome. Try our Hot Grape Kola. The Sugar sowi, zuu Btreet. Bknsahonal Suit. Ex-Sheriff George C. Sears, ol Portland filed auit against Sheriff William" Fntzier-to recover $18,- 000, being the amount of salary of tl-3 t-heriff from Julv 2. 1898. to Julv 2.1iO0. Tbe baBia of the action is that Mr. Fra zier was not a citizen when he was elect ed Sheeriff in June, 1805, and had no legal capacity to receive the votes cast for him, and that he, Sears, was wrong fully ousted from tho office, and is en titled tn a;l of the compensation since. Mr. Frazier came to the UniteJ States with his parents when he was 7 ysars old, ana to Oregon when he wae 14 years of age. The White. VaN BrOtHeRs in a musical act ailh Beach & Bowers Big Mintrela. Reed & Bnnton and Knirer Bros, knivi a fjrks and spoons ai French's Jewelry store. ThiB month and the next we will make special prices on Wall paper. KURKUAKT & LEB. Wi Still Handle the "White" firw ing machine, needles of all kinds and tea tra parts. When in need of a machine call on ub. , ' Stewart ifc Sox Hdw. Co. BF.AUTIFUL CHINESE PHEASANTS in tbe bowl of Borne elegant souvenir spoons just received at French's. Alio soire fine bridge spcone and other resigns. TAKE tho Oregonian, the Northwest greatest paper, until oiler the elccfior It gives all the mwp in full. Leave .'or ders with C. G, Rawlings, or- at th store of Fred Dawson. llus Winds mare VJ'ir vile a nresen of one oi thoBB fine silk umbrellas at trench s Jewelry Store. Hot Chocolate, hot coffee, hot clam boulon, hot beef tea, at Viereck's Sugar howi. zna streot. Please Retuiin It The narty wlic borrowed a step ladder at the corner 6 Ferry and Third streets will plente J turn it at once to Jas. Marks. ' : Grave Kolo. Good, wholeernie ilrin Quiets the nerves, quenches the lhii at Viereck's Sugar Bowl, 2nd street. GRASS SEED of all kinds, conBlantlw o hand ft Senders feed Store,. Frr street. THE FAIR. We have just opened another n.v lino of Outing Flannels. Tiia' beauties. 10c yard. If you are looking for good, servicable, soft, warm Underwear lor man, woman or child, we have them, Respoctfully, . . J. A. Weaver. All kindB of Rubbers, 2nc to 50c. Oour Hobby, "Selz Shoes.'' When Filling Prescriptions We give our individual attention to tbe matter in band, that is only the Bate way. We dispenie only rtruge of known purity, holding that when human life iB hanging in the balance it is a poor time to economize by using "cheap" materials and trusting to luck for results. This lean im pc riant matter and one wotthy of serious thought and consideration. Burkhart & Lee. MARRIED. MARSHALL WILDS. On Wednee day, Oct. 17, 1000, at 11 :30 a. m., at the home of the bride's father, Mr. M. I R. Wilds, president of Mhe Albany ' Farmer's Co. , Mr Pres B. Marshall. the popular secretary of the Albany 'Farmer's Co , and Miss Wjnnilred J. Wilds, one oi Linn county's aicom-. plisbed and most estimable young ladies. The ceremony was performed by Rev. J. B. Holmes in the presence of ruialives and a few intimate friends and was a happy affair, followed by hearty congrat ulations and a B'lmpttiouo wedding din ner. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall left on the afternoon traiu for the. north on an eight days trip and . ffill be home. to. their friends in this, city on the 25th. They have the best wishes of many. WILL & STARK Dealers in WATCHES, the best makes, Jew elry, si'verware, di amond goods, ctit glass, and the latest novelties. A fine line of Optical goods. I FASHIONABLE Double BreasTsd ILifrlvtWeifflvt iSACK SUIT WEAR THE FAMOUS CL O T H I jg NEW SUITS For stout men, Long men, All kin s of men and boys. A large and com plete line of ' New Shoes. Newand well-selected Stock o, Stylish hats at the BLAIN GLOTHING
