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interest
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attorney!
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I itner
do imj (
, 1897.
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llaint of the
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" ahull be
11 s"c,
ntm
seventeen hundred yards oi
iting
per
rice.
Flannel remnants
cent less than usual
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
i
o rtlonil
S, E. Youn&Son.
lie
iazaar
!EW.
lackets,
uits,
apes,
'Flannel Waists,
Underwear,
Art Goods,
Shoes,
Rainy day Skirts,
Furs,
Gloves.
I. E. & H. J. HAMILTON,
MISFITS.
Rooeevelt ought to bo entisfled now.
He haa hern egged several times in blB
owd stnte.
Tbe Democrat hopes to see the U. of
0, loot ball team defeat Multnomah
next Saturday, and notwithstanding its
defeat by Salem will not be surprised it
it Joes. It will beat Salem in a second
(came, Thtj U. of 0. is tbe representa
tive eleven of the elate, and is the onlv
team Ibat baa the sand to go away with
the colors of the state, hence tbe strong
er the eleven the better for Oregon.
Mb. Paxton laet evening made tbe
usual comparison tetween the cold
standard administration of Cleveland
and tbat of McKinley, which Ib becom
ing a good deal of a chestnut nowadays.
Accouiing 10 ine uregoman tne old jmc
Kinley bill itself had a good deal to do
with tbe dull timeB of the Cleveland ad
ministrntion. Mr. Paxton tried to get
tbe usual crumb of comfort Cut of the ice
trust, but it is hard gnawing, ringing in
Boas Oroker as much ab poBBtble. He
told in glowing terms of tbe eipaneion of
the United States from tbe original
thirteen states, a development by tbe
consent of the governed thJtt all good
citizens have always endorsed. People
now know very well the difference of
such an expansion aod that in which
some useless islands inhabited by pagans
several thousand miles away are being
brought into tbe United states by blood-
abed,
B.F.Jones, the T-jledol wyer was in
tbe city toduy.
Chas, Elgy, of nearSulen a r s'd-nt
of Albany at one time, lus been in ii:
city. i
Arthur Feshay of this citv, baa begun !
a four years course in a medical college
at San Francisco. !
There was a hi 'opportunity for tbe
kodak Uend at the dtpot wailing room
yesttrday. A lovesick couple hugged
each other for several hours regardless
u' ww peupie. mey seemed to eniov
ii.
With the U. of O. Glee Club this year
will be Prof. Glen, baritone soloist, Rots
Piummer, oas soicist. Arthur Frazer.
pianist, J. B. winatauley, whistler, aod
Mr. Pike in monologue work. Tbe con
cert piograms will be etroncer tnan ever.
The Haydn Oiatorio Society has been
re organized prepartory to Inking charge
"y lusiivai concert in may,
which is to be held in Albany. Another
meeting of the society will be bald in
two weeks, wbon officers will be elected.
There are now thirty members auu this
Bbould be greatly increased.
Manzinita Circle Women of Woodcraft
last evening gave a delightful Halloween
party, full of lite in every chapter.
Games were played and contents had.
The chewing gum animal moldina con
test was won by G. M- Knox. The
lunch of doughnuts and cider was ap
preciated.
HOME AND ABROAD.
Halloween.
Hair brushes at cost for thirty days at
Fosbay & Macon's.
8ome fine Dewey biscuits t Parker
Bros. Try them.
A barrel of mincemeat at Parker Bro.
It is all rigbi.
New straight front and erect form Cor
tets at The Bazaar.
Sewing machine oil and nmlles at
French's
Fresh oysters at the Albany Lunch
Counters, served in any style.
Fine Silk Umbrellas for ladies and
gentlemen at French's Jewelry Store.
A new and fine line of photographers
jewelry just leceivfd at Miss Maris
Long's.
DO YOU want n fmt claBS sewing
machine? French has them for $20.00
cash.
Dr. Trim be has moved his office to
n irst street over hosliay & Mason's Drug
Store.
Ke member the Halloween Social on
Wednesday eve, Oct. 3', at theG. A. It.
ball. A good prog-am and refreshments.
Admission 10c. Come, and let Mdlle
Foresight reveal to you tecrtts of the
future.
Oakville.
Circdit Court. Judge Burnett came
up from Salem this noon lo bear a mo
tion in the case of Mrs. Mom agt tbe
city for a new 'rial. J. N. Duncan ap
peared for tbe nlaintiff and Weaiherfnr..
A Wyatt for tbe city. The mo' ion was
aenien. mine case of GIsbs agt Har
rison a motion argued at the regular terra
to set aside the judgment was sustained.
Signor Tnvani'B trumpet
Holy Oily," was eimpiy grar
8lo. "The
crand. It hah
tbe acme uf dignity snd magnificence ol
music. Foi au encore he rendered
2son Ivor," wvh dainty conception
nd master.'v ski L Hnii Mi.mr rh.
Italian Band at the Aimory Nov. 6
Tbe total nonulatimi ti.n n,uaA
StateB has been announced, ft is 76", 295,
it)t an increase ol 21 uer..H in ten
yeare. The nomilatmn in irou a-u(. n-i .
009,464, the increase since then beiulr
ld,-'-'o,4U4. Theshowina is a bo id ona.c
College Students
We want sour trade
and will treat you white,
0. K. Brow nell, 2nd St.
laundry marks
tbat are not found on linen freeh from
this laundry are rust Btains, ink stains,
fruit stains and eBneciallv "scorches"
from overneated Irons. That's what we
particularly guard against. Flecklees,
flawless, immaculate white as white
can be, or as strong of rolor as when you
Drought it u originally oi a color pattern
your washable apparel is returned clean,
well washed, well ironed.
MAGNOLIA STEAM LAUNDRY,
Albany, Oregon.
Phone 323. '
Rich. Wrm.HeaHhy blood iR (riven
by Hood's SarsaparU'a, and thus it pro
tects the system from colda, fevers, pneu
monia and other diseases that crnckl?
overcome a weak and debi'stated.system.
The favorite cathartic is Hood's Pills.
25c. .
Another eek before we can go up to
trie d&uoc ooxrna ueeour rights as a
citizen and as we look back on the past
four years and remember the promisee
mane Deiore tne election in wo we won
der if tbe common people want a contin
uation of this same proapeious adminis
tration and as we read in an administra
tion Oregon not long since a comparison
of prices in J896 and 19C0 we are at a
Iobb to know if the president can make bo
much difference in the prices and that in
tbe last two months of the campaign
why be is not accountable for the ex
tremely low prices in the three years
proceeding and why not hold him ac
countable for the small crop of wheat in
this valley. Why not make the price of
wneat a dollar luBtean oi ou cents, u
wheat was worth a dollar a bushel today
there is but few men in tins valley tbat
cculd pay a hundred dollars on bis in
debtedness, and what does William Mc
Kinley have to do with the wheat mar
ket of Oregon?
The primary department of the school
opened the 29th, Miss Purdy ib teacher.
A good bird dog ii a very necessary
thine now. for without a doc a man is
not in it in hunting China pheasants ani
dUCKB.
One of our eportsmen shot two wild
geese last week.
RememberlNov. 6th and vote "right I"
Little Rose Bud.
'THE SUGAR BOWfj"
FrEsH OyStErS
Hot Drinks, FruitB
Fine Confectionery, Cigars.
2nd Street,
' ol choice Pickled' Salmon
at 0. E. Brownklib.
- Letter List.
Following is th list of letters remaining
in the PostoHice at Albany, Linn connty,
Oregon, Oct. 31, 1000, Persons calling
for Uieso letters must ive tbe date on which
advertieed :
Aikire, MieB Mable Bouroy.Miss Jennie
Beal, Mr Gilbert Dean, Mr James
Cole, MV McOallun.Mr John M
MPa. Mm p n Mills. Mrs A R
Oakley, Fred Bockwell.MiBi Isabella
Stephens. O A Walker, uuariea n
oung. Harry A mr
S. S. Train. P. M.
Call in and see
our Celebrated
Airtight Steel Ranges
and
Heaters.
Ohling & Hulburt.
FOR RENT. One ol my Btoree. Fo
particula'B call at store.
J. Gbadwohl.
LOST. A pair of double sighted glasses.
fOmeWliero on rirui, enc..
turn to Democrat oflice.
THE FAIR
New Fall line of
Lamps
Invitation Accepted. The following
reached the Democrat oflice this morn
ing: "Judge Nutting, eplicer won't
yon please kum to our partee on Hallow
e'en any old place BueeB wnere r. o.
Meat at '8 corner,, at ate rv
V. P.
L O, 0. F. All Odd Fellows are re
quested to be present this evening, iro
port lint DUBluess nm come ueiare
meetirg. cy truer oi ine a. vj.
. a, dirhbs, aec,
German Hkrb Tba stands as King
among berb tea?. Three times na much.
for 25 cents as you get of any other
brand Burkhart & Lkk.
German Elictbic Oil. A wonderful
liniment ftr rheumatism, neuralgia and
sprains, lour zu ceuts DacK u not Bat
is tie a wild tne results.
iiURKHART & LEU.
Laijibs Aid Society. The regular
meeting ol the Ladies Aid Society will be
held at the residence of Mrs. O. W. Seart
on Thursday, Nov. 1, at 2:30 p. m.
Tonight!and Thursday occnsii t.al rain.
River 3.5 feet.
The ballot boxes have been delivered
by Sheriff Mcliargue preparatory to next
Tuesday's contest.
The population of Oregon under the
now census is 413,532 against 313,707 in
1890 an increase ot about 25 per cent,
Revival meetings at the Evangelical
Church are very interesting and well at
tended. Cne sonl has so far turned unto
the Lord.
Ii is said the boys wtit be out in full
force tonight with mischiei In their eyes.
Lookout, loi them. They come and are
gone with your gate before you know it.
Rev. Ray Palmer wiM epeast in this city
tomorrow evening in Xht interett uf the
prohibitionists.
It is not 'necessary lo state that the J,
S. Van Winkle nearly killed at Hupner
yesterday by a wood Baw, is not AlbauyV
popular recorder. He is though a cousin
of Recorder VanWinkle-
A Portland man says that he is satis
fied there is a lot of oil in the WillameHe
valley. Let us have it and brenx losse
from t hett real Rockefeller ctupus w hicb
is chargieg such tin exorbitant price for
oil.
It has been decided tbat under an old
law wttneeaet before the district attor
ney in criminal caeea cun receive only
$1.60 a day and mileage, where they
received f2 a day before tbe grand Jury
This is what will tie paid in this county.
The electric lUht plant of Cottage
Urove was entirely Liu nut i yesterday
morning. The lights were turned oil a
1 o'clock At 5:45 the Btaiion was dis
covered cn ore, and could not be saved
Lobb $3,000, insurance $1,4 CO.
Salvation Army, Nov. 5, 1900, a pano
rama scene eiven by Ensivn One and as-
sitstant, of Chicago, the burning of
Scdom. Iiots wife turned into a pillar or
salt. Admission 10 cents A srand st eet
parade 7.30 a. m. Benuliful much. All
are invited.
The trouble uienthttcd in 1tt night's
dailv between two loaniB ers o:i the
S. l bridge, who presented their f hovels lor
weapons, resuneu in h warrani uik ib
sueu last evening for the arrest ol J. 10.
B rid te ford with M. Cowan as complain
iner witness. Th.s Morninu Mr. Brid e-
ford settled the matter with the city for
$5 and costs.
Sicnor Setaro's bar a aoloot ''The L ist
Rose of Sumjier" brouKht out to the
farthermost the exquisite mush al pathos
of tbat old favorite, but, if unyihinB, liin
! encore rendition of ''Belit-vo Me, Of All
Those Endearing Young Unarms, was
even superior in marvelous ti:nnique
and interpretnliiin. Butte M.ner. At
the Armory Nov. C.
Ilus'iuinds mal-e vuur i(a n,aaan
of one o. those tine silk umhroiiHA ui
trench's Jewelry Store.
The White.
Ws Stili, Hakdii tbe "'White" 'trw,
ing machine, needles ol all kinds axl ex
tra parte. When in need of a niacins
call on us.
Sim-art & Box Hdw. 0.
BEAUTIFUL CHINESE PHEAST5T5
in the liowl of some elepant souvenir
Bpoons jutt received at French's. Also
poire due bridge spcons and uiherdc
Bigns. Farm for Sale.
The elegant iarni residence of Mrs. VTm
S. Toole, with 65 acrea of fine farming
land, nleo forr botses, four cowp, J&
piKB, over 200 chickens, pigeons, farm
ing implements of the verv latest make
house insured for Ave years, furniinre
insured for 80i), 800 ba n, 1(00 feet of
lath wire fencing, nt the present time
there being 000 bushels of groin, 2i)(r
buehels of potatoes, 114 glaBS jars 'of
fruit, 2C0 bushels of apples, furniture go
ing with the plare, an orchard of thre
acres, consisting of 472 winter nprl
treee,orchaid tiled at an expense of fSOO,
mint be seen to be appreciated, other ai
tides tuo numerous to mention. Cost.tbe
present owner nearly $10,000. Will unc
rilice everything but clothes of owner for
$5,000. Everything Aland modern
Clear Cut Statement.
I ill seli a pair of SELZ LIBERTY BELL SCKOOT.
I hem iu every particular. You to be the judge
weather and rough usage.
SHOES nnd warrant.
t for wci
l'espscUjlly,
J. A. Weaver.
P. fl. W HI give you same warranteo on a pair of Ven's and Ladie's shoos.
the
Ask
Your Wifev
To drop in when pasting our store and examine our line of Toilet
requniteB, The best line of Brusl ea ever Bhown in ihe city. Soaps to
please every one. Powders of stanard quality. PerfnneB that can't
be beiy, and various other things. Hot water bottle. Fountain Svr
inges and cto. We are always glad to show goods whether or not ion
tuy.
Let us Mil your prescription. We bslievo It to your advantage. .
Burkhart & Lee.
now open. Please call and see the
latest designs.
Respectfully.
J. A. WEAVER.
AT THE ARMORY NOV. 6.
Signor Setaro's harp eolo Eet the audi
once wild. He is undoubtedly the high
est cIsbb artist ever heard here on that
instrument, and made music that few
deemed possible Fargo Forum. At
the Armory Nov. 6.
. Thut Joyful Feeing.
With (be exhilarating Rente of renewed
health and strength and internal cleanli
ness, which fobows tho usj of Sjrup of
Figs, in unknown lo the few who have nt
progressed beyond tbe old-time medicinea
ana toe cnenp Baasiuuies wnieinueB u
fered but never accepted by t?e well-in-forrred.
Buy the genuine. Manufactured
by the California Kin Sjrup Co.
How is Youb Siwixo Macuink. Mr,
George H. Dean, tbe eewing machine
adjtiBter,who has been in the city severa
weeks has decided to remain eever!
dava longer. Paities desiring pewing
machines attended to in an expert anu
careful manner may leave orders for him
at the Rusb Houie.
GRASS SfcED of alt kinds, constant! o
hand 9i Benders teen istore, rrr
street.
FOR SALE. Two uood bedruoin sets.
Inqui-e at the residence ol J. J. I'i
bruille.
WILL & STARK
Dealers in
WATCHES,
the best makes, Jew
elry, si'verware, di
amond goods, cut
glass, and the latest
novelties.
A fine line of Optical goods.
The Royal Marine
Band of Italy.
FASHIONABLE
Double BreasTed
Lif?h-tWei5?lvt
SACK SUIT I
Dcwn (tees Ihe price on our entir
took ol Wall Paper, Pinks, Blues, P.eds.e
Ban Greens.
Dt RKliART A L.KB.
This month and the next we will make
special prices on Wall paper.
dviuh.i ... t-mn
fiAMPAIQS BUITOriS atViereck's
Su.r Bowl.
A i-hntre line of Not. inlt in.
gar Bowl, 2nd street.
The Sa.
TAKE the Oregonlan, the Kortliet'
greatest paper, until aftfrihe election.
It gives all the ntwp in full. Leave or
dpr. with C. O, Kawlinge, or. at the
WEAR THE FAMOUS
CL O T H I ro
NEW SUITS
For stout'men,
Long men,
All kinds of men
and boys.
A large and com
plete line of
New Shoes.
New and well-selected
Sock o
Stylish hats
at the
store of Fred Dawson.; -
BLAIN CLOTHING Co