Seventeen hundred yards ol
Outing Flannel remnants
25 per cent jess than usual
price.
S. E. Youn&Son.
The
Bazaar
NEW
Jackets,
Suits,
Capes,
Flannel Waists,
Underwear,
Art Goods,
Shoes,
Rainy day Skirts,
Furs,
Gloves.
L. E. & H. J. HAMILTON.
laundry marks
that are not found on linen fresh from
this laundry are rust stains, ink stains,
fruit stains and especially "scorches"
from overneated irons. That's what we
particularly guard against. FlecklesB,
flawless, immaculate white as white
can be, or as Btrong ot color as when you
brought it ii originally of a color pattern,
your washable apparel is returned clean,
well washed, well ironed.
MAGNOLIA STEAM LAUNDRY.
Albany, Oregon.
Phone 323.
OSBORNE BINDERS,
Mowers, Rakes
and Repairs
AT
Ohling & Hulburt.
FOR RKNT. One; of my stores. Fo
particulars call at Btore.
J. Gradwoul.
AT THE ARMORY NOV. 6.
The Royal Marine
Band of Italy.
MISFITS.
After Congressman Tongue left the
tahle ot the hotel at Lebanon the waiter
found under bis plate a five cent piece as
a lip for him. Tb? incident has caused
considerable comment upon the Con
gressman's generosity.
0. V. Fulton, one of the biggest wind
bags in Oregon is around talking about
toboggan slides from Cleveland to Bryan
one thousand to nothing. This same
fellow was red bot alter Cleveland for
being a gold standard man when the
to-called slide began. Fulton's cam
paign is one ofexpletives. Talk of tobog
gan slides, great Hood, what a one there
would be frcm the brains of Bryan to
those of Fulton,
Albany will no probably have street
lights. The year contract will probably
be accepted, and should be by the com
pany, as it will mean permanent lights
hereafter. At their rate tbere will be no
question but what the contract will be
renewed frcm year to year. It is probable
twelve lights win tie usea atnrst, per
bapB all the city can afford now. Iu
placing the lights tbere Bhould be no fa
voritism, hut merely with a view of cov-
I ering the biggest space, not merely the
, business part but aB much the entire
ciry as poeBiuie.
Good for John A.
In the ra"es at Los Angeles yesterday
John A. Crawford, owned by A. Hackle
man, of Hub city, won the 2:11 pace,
with the best time at 2:13. He was
driven by Mosher of Salem. HiB beet
previous time wae 2:17, and tbia yea; at
the stale fair 2 :1& .. .- i
After Three Years" in 1897 John
Morgan, of this county was fined $75 at
this city for carrying concealed weapons.
The case waB'appealed to the Bupreme
court, andrecently the decision of the
lower court was confirmed, and the
mandate hied with tiie county eitrtc. rue
fine was paid. . .
Notice to Maccabees. All members
of Albany Tent No. 5 are requested to he
at our meeting Saturday evening, Oct 27.
Supreme Deputy Sherwood will be with
up, also some entertainment promised
by Com 0 0 Beam, and initiation. Come
out and be with ue.
A. Senders. R. K.
I. O. O, F. Wbrk this evening in the
firBt degree. All Odd Fellows cordially
invited to attend.
This month and the next we will make
special prices on Wall paper.
Bukkuart & Leb.
A New Lot
ol choice Pukled Salmon
at C. E. Brownkll's.
Clam Bonillon, b;eitoa. Served hot at
the Sugar Bowl.
A good serviceable School . Umbrella
lor 35 cents at
THE FAIR
753 to $(.00 buys a Very nice one for
Ladies or Gents. All linda of bandies.
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 hhoes."
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Tuesday evening, Oct. 23.
I Present Mayor, Recorder, Marshal,
oireet hupenn-eoaent, Puundmaster,
and Councilmen Whitnev, Damikls,
Pfeiffer, Ration, Ricbarde'and Seelty.
The following bills were ordered paid:
CM Westbiook. ,1'5 ; John Cat in, $4.00;
A Savior, (4 2; f! C Harknesa, 19 90;
Stewart & box, 43.57; J S Van Winkle,
$28 26; Albany insurance C $11.25;
Weatherford A Wyntt ftes $9 00
Trie committee on wave aud means re
ported mat l he E ectric Light Co. would
furnish 2000 cundio power arc lights at
$7.50 each per month, for not less than
10 lights on a three to five year contract.
Commi'tee reported pip line coif-act
let to H. C. Hark nees at 55c per foo'.
Petition was presented ac-king the
council to make electric light contract.
Petition of I. A. Finch et 1 asked for
an electric light iu 3rd ward et 3rd and
Jackson streets.
Petition of Mrs. J. H. Howard asked
thai license paid bv ber late husband be
returned so for as unearned, (iranted.
Ordinance autburizine a contract for
making pipe line by H. O. Harkness.wus
read aud passed.
Councilman Raleton moved that elec
trict light proposition be accepted for 10
or more lights lor three years After
ciscuasion it was put to vote: Aye,
Dannale, Pfeiffer, Ralnton. No, Whit
ney, Richards and fc'eeley. Declared
lost. Upon motioa a contract was au
thorized for one year. All voting aye
but Whitney.
Several cioeets in third ward were or
dered coDnecied with the sewers.
Adjourned until Friday evening at 7
p. m.
SOCIAL AnId PERSONAL
M. S. Marks, the coffee man, as in
town.
Deputy U S. Marshal J. A. Wilson
was in the city toe. ay.
W. F. Brock, the Oregonian'i rustling
circulation man, has been in the city.
Dan Tarploy, A. R. Brown and Geo.
L. Pettis, of Salem, are in tne city cn
timber land business.
The Orange Whist Club met last even
ing with F. M. French, closing the even
ing with refreshments, a cake walk and
a ueuu ncaier.
Mrs. W. A. Anderson is at her fathers
in this city, wbi:e Mr. Ander.on goes to
Portland, where ha will nrohnhlv h
assigned to a run on the road.
Prof, and Mrs. Torbei left today for
Dallas, where the Profeesor ie down for
seven talks on educational matters at an
institute to be held there this week.
Miss Marguerite Honkins wan oivnn a
delightful surprise party laBt evening at
we iiume oi ner lauier, previous to ber
leaving for California for the winlni.
The evening was spent very pleasantly.
Miss Marguerite is beloved by all know
ing her and every one will wi9h for a
speedy benefit from her California trip.
Charley Sanders, who snoke at the
court house last evening was one of the
famoas sixteen with-whom Canr. Welln
started out to take Malabon, nearly all of
wuuui weru Kiuea or wounaeav Sanders
was hit twice, in the thigh and band.
He is not only a brave fellow but hnn
good head. . .
The Jefferson Tragedy.
Miss Lulu Jones, the victim of the
Uaued? in the school bouse at Jefferson
yesterdav, continuea to live with a
chance for life, yet with some doubts ot
her baing ab.e to pull thruuuh. Clyde
Vaughn, the young fiend who perpetrated
the act, waB captured about two milea
from JeffefBon by Flank Libby. ' Ho was
oil his way home. He : made a confes
sion, according to which, when he had
called Lulu into the hall ho tried to eet
l.n- :,u v.: : i B ;i
ue. w itiiu umj iuiu me uasement.
Upon her refumg he struck ber, knock
ing her insensible, and then dragged
her to the basement, filled with wood,
where he struck her as she partially lay,
hitting her over the right eye with the
poll of the ax. Then he fled. The girl
was found partially sitting up. Some
Binall piectB of bono were taken from
the skull in dressing it and the pressure
from the brain waB relieved.
There are different opinions about
Vaughn. It is said he wbs good in bis
studies and kept eood company, but he
had meloncboly spells and twice tried to
drown himself. He wrote the iiirl a note
recently that sha would be sorry if Bbe
continued to refuBe to like him. After
the tragedy he went to his home, told
his mother that somelbing had happen
ea and turn tied toward the river, it ia
thought with a view to suicide, but be
changed Lie mind ana ran into the
country.
There was intense indignation at Jef
ferson, and had Vaughn been captured
in the city it is possible there would
bave been prompt justice. It is said In
sanity will be the defense.
Death of Louis Love. ljis Love
died in Portland thij morning of lucg
trouble alter a el-ort illness. He was
about 22 years. ot ago. The deceased wss
a resident of Albany lor several years,
working for some time in tbe store of I.
A. McFeron. He was a fine young man
and his death Is a source of deep tegret.
Ho is a member of the Albany Macca
beeB. '
Foot Ball. A series of three games of
foot ball has been errangtd between tbe
high schools of Albany and Eugene, un
der Ihe direct auBpices of Prol. Martin-
tinaaie oi tue Albany schools and frof.
Ressler of the Eugene schools, an assur
ance that everything wi.l be done on tbe
equate The first game will be played
in Eugene at a date to be agreed upon.
Every Movement Hurts when tou
have rheumatism. Muscles are ktlfl and
sore and jointi are painful. Hood's Bm
naparilla goea right to tbe spot in thia
disease, neutralizes the acidity of Ihe blood
and cures
Indigestion, nausea are cured bv Hnorl'a
Pills.
Ri ed & Bn tin and Roeer Bros, knivpr.
forkh ar.d bjOjus at Frerci'a Jewelry
HOME AND ABROAD.
New straight front and erect form Cor
seta at The Bazaar.
Sewing machine oil and needles at
French's
Freeh oysters at the Albany Lunch
Counters, served in any style.
Fine SilK Umbrellas for ladies and
gentlemen at French's levteiry Store.
A now and fine line of photographers
jewelry just received in .i,ta Mini
no vmi ,!... .I... i....
machine? French line them lor $20 00
cash.
Miss Pet Smith, of Lebanon, left vf-
Dener, to Bpend the winter there.
lonight and Thnridav partlv cloudy
with occasions light lain.
Sheriff M..H..,.,,,.. . 1- o.i ..!-
. nriu iu onu-ui mis
afternoon with Arthur Seiglor, a ius
VVji Iu... c..:.i. , . " '
in the peniatei.tiary.
Tun Popular Vot a i. n.;i..
wishes to know the popular vole for
president since 1S76. A8 near us the
figures can be secured the elections have
g.oue bb fallows: In 1876 Tilden wag
.......... j a U,K uiojuniy uui a returning
board gave the ollice to Havea 185 10 1S4.
In 1880 Garfield received 4,449,053 and
Hancock 4,442,035, a difference of only
V., aver'fl v;te w" 307,306. In
1884 Cleveland received 4,911,017 and
Blaine 4,848,334 a plurality of 62,683.
TV . , V ju.i.cmo ana et, joiiu e
151.809. In lAtta u.; i....i
233 to 168 lor Uieveland. In 1893 Oleve-'
laou reversed things getting 5,556,918 to
Harnson'B 5,176,103, a plurality of 38u,
810 for Cleveland. Weaver'B vote was
1,04',028 and Bidwell's 264.133 In lfc'JO
the vote was McKinley 7,104,779, Brvan
6,602,926, Palmer 133,424, Levering 132,
0U7. The electoral vote was 271 t- 176
That Joyful Feeing.
With the exhiluiating seme of renewed
health and Btrength and internal cleanli
ness, which follows th usj of fjiup of
FigB, is unknown to the few who have not
progressed bejond ihe old-lime medicines
and the cheap substitutes dometiiueB ot
tered but never accepted by the well-informed.
Buy the genuine. Manufactured
by the California Fig Sjrup Co.
College Students
" We want sour trade
and will treat yoa white.
O. E. Brownell. 2nd St.
Hot Chocolate, hot coffee, hot olam
boulon, hot beef lea, at Viereck's Sugar
Bowl, 2nd street.
HllHbnncia ITlRl-P ..Kir ifa n-uoan
of one of those fine silk umbrellas at
trench 8 Jewelry Store.
Low in piice,
Handsome in design,
F.ennn.iiip.al in fnol
Our Airtigt Steves. Come and Bee thtm,
'P V .Vl .v At tl.n
MARRIED.
MEEKER WILSON. On Oct. 23. 1900
in the Court House in Alnany, ly
Judge H. M. Palmer, Mr.. I. Moeker
and Mrs. Mary E. Wilson, both of
Linn county.
MULKEY LILES. At the Russ House
Oct. 23, by Rev. A. J. SiurovBiit. Mr.
Geo. Mulkey and Mis Clara Liles,
both of Ljinn Couutv.
BORN.
CR,AW. On .Tuesday eveninz, ,0;t. 23,
i .(d Mr. and Mm.. Harry Craw, in Alb
. any, a firirl.
I Mother doing well. Uncle. Doi'e hard
ly.able to navigate.
jj Tho FASHIONABLE
M Double BreasTed
m lagivt weigh
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I
I WEAR THE FAMOUS
WW.
COUNTY BUSINESS.
Don't forget that on Nov. 6 the ladies
of the M E. church will give a chicken
pie supper at the W O T U ball.
Deeds filed :
Frank PatterBontoJ R Williamson,
70 acres nnn
John Mansfield to Mc VavHalil" -
58j acres 40
Eliz Devine to lieo A Hardy, 1 lo',
T.ehnnnn cn
E L Hackleuian lo H Richards,
45x55 feet 00
J B Cornell to L R Uteri, 43
acres $60
Mattie Lamb, Ire ie O Fox, Mattie
O Mowery, John W Fox and
Mattie K.Lamb to M J Arm
strong, 242 Beret in four dee''s. . 4
Mortgages lor $3000 and $200
Assignment ol mortgage lor $1750.
Satisfaction of mortgage (or $4000.
Circuit c;urt :
Porter S ale agt J E flifkle. Trans
cript filed.
In iioon agt city of Albnny,motion tcr
a new hearing filed.
Dcwn ttoes the price on our entir
took ol Wall Paper, Pinka, Blues, P.eds,e
an Grtens.
Bdukhaht & Leb.
THE FAIR.
W have just opened another new lino of Outing Flannels. Tha
I eautios. 10c yard.
If you are looking for good, servicable, soft, warm Ucdarviear for man,
woman or child, we have them.
Respectfully ,
I.
A II kinds of Rubbers, 2fio to 50c.
Our Hobby, "Sell Shoes."
When Filling
Prescriptions
We give our individual attention to tbe matter in hand, that la onlv
the safe way. '
We dispense only drugs ol known purity, holding that when human
1Kb is hanging in tbe balance it is a poor time to econnmiie by using
"cheap" materials and trusting to luck for results. ThiB is an im
portant matrer and one worthy of Berious thought and consideration.
Burkhart & Lee.
WILL &
i , . . .
A fine line of Optical goods.
m
NEW SUITS
For stoutjnen,
Long men,
All kin:s of men
and boys.
A large and com
plete line of
New Shoes.
New and well -selected
Sock o
Stylish hats
at the
The White.
Wk Still Hamhe the 'White" sew
ing Diachine, needles of all kinds and ex
tra parts. When in need of a machine
call on na.
Stewart & Sox Hnw, Co.
BEAUTIFUL CHINESE PHEASANTS
n the bowl of some elegant souvenir
spoons jint received at French's. Also
some line bridge spoons and 1 ther de
signs.
TAKE the Oregonian, the Northwest
greatest paper, umil alter the c-lf ction.
1 1 IMVPH nil t lid II. xl-k in full Inflva rm.
lllirH U'itll n 1 Unuliono at I l.o
store of Kred Dawson.
Please Return It. Tho party hc
borrowed a Btep ladder at tlio corner o
Ferry mid 1 hud streetB will plenfo ro
turn it at onco to Jas. Marks.
Gfai-e Kolo. Good, wholesome drin
QniftB the nerves, quenches the I h 1 1 a
at Viereck'e Sugar Bowl, 2nd street.
GRASS SEED of all kinds, constantlv o 1
hand Pt Senders Seed Store, Ferr
street.
A- Weaver.
STARK
Dealers in
WATCHES,
the best makes, Jew
elry, silverware, di
amond goods, cut
glass, and the latest
novelties.
store.
CLOTHING
BLAIN CLOTHING Co