A few i.l in mrliee' gocde for the Spring season are in and
1
coming every day.
Tin newfBt ue two patterns of Unfinished Cheviots
Rewrta.
in grey and
French Flame's for w.UFte are new iuOld Roee, Rt-ieda Ncde, Gar
net Aiid Heliotrope.
Cjv rie C
Bilks, Black
i e i- rey, Raise, Reseda, Blac'k. also a few Foulard
t W hiie Fancies, Blues and Heliotiope.
S. E. Young & Son,
Albany, Oregon.
AT THE BAZAAR.
CLOAKROOM
New Eaton, Blouae aid Jacket 8uits of
general esasllenceltnd bavlngtbe variety
of style ic'eis demanded by the Bpring
faeluons ' I 1901.
The Competitive: Drill The drill at
the armory last evening wag witnessed
by a large and pleased audience of Al
bany people, who bad ret eon to be proud
of the manner iu which the members ol
tf Company conducted themselves.
After the company in a bdy bad siven
an extiibition, Lieutenant Stellniacber
Drought the competing squads on the
door and put them through maneuvers
that brought out all their training. Oapt.
Dick, of FCo , of Portland, being in the
city, kindly consented to relieve Mr,
Goodwin as a judge and acted with Maj.
Kills and Men. NYinninr.no (lillicult
taBk of. selecting the beet diilied squad.
A casual observer could see little differ
ence in the two Bquade, uoih doing Bp en
did work, but the non corns, were con
sidered the more s'eady in tneir worn
and were given the decision.
Cohvalus Saloons. The Tijaea Bays:
From all accounts there was a small sen
sation at the council meeting Monday
night. Jamea Philips war there, and he
reminded the council ol the law relative
to saloons. Officer Wells, however, was
the person who made things interesting.
He declared that last Sunday evening be
entered a certain saloon, and that a large
number of persons were in there, play
ing games and otherwise amusing them-
selves. He further slated that the place
New leparate Skirts i was ODen at three o'clock Monday morn-
very complete sb to sz b and qualitiep, I jq. He made inquiry of the council if
that body aeBirea tne law e-iorceu wun
reference to closing saloons on Sunday.
He read a list of the names ot ptrsons
wbo were id tbe saloon. Alter tbe om
cer bad concluded, Councilman Heckert
moved that tbe law closing ealoons on
Sunday be enforced, led the motion was
passed by a unanimouB vote The mat
ter was the subject of rouub comment on
tne street yesterday.
correct Btyles. graceful curves and pf Jper
Hare. Prices, 2 00 to a) 00. .
MILLINERY DEPAPI'MENT
Many new styles i ri ready to wear Hats
shown. Miss Elizabeth Biltnir, of St.
Paul, will have charge of the trimming
room 1 '-
Exact dole lor opening of trimmed
Ha's wi:l he announced (on.
A few ncvullies in Ladies Spriuii !feck
wear j'ld t-peneJ. '
L. E. & H.'.l. HAMILTON.
CITY COUNCIL.
Present Mayor Davis, Recorder Van
Winkle, Marebal Coates, Street Super
intendent Weatfall,. Treasurer. Parker,
Chief Engineer Stewart, Poundmsster,
Catlin and Oouncilmen Whitney, Dan
nals, Ralston, Oaweon, Veal and Seelev.
Tbe following bills ware. ordered paid:
3. W. Ross, 4 00; J. S. Van Winkle,
fS JO; A. Whtestone, $3.00; M.G. Stet
ter, $1.34; N. O Newman, .40c; F. M.
Weatfall, $8.00; Hammel & Btreitel,
$3.50; Albany Elec. Light Do., $114.00;
Dubruilie Harness Co., tl.50.
The report of F. J. Miller on needed
repairs for tbe bridge, was read, show
ing: It should be painted and iron
aork given two coat9 of boiled linseed
oil, but thia need uut be done fcr a year,
estimated cost $1500 Tbe bridge needs
reflooring, in fact this is a necessity, new
counter bracea and rods, fellor? guards,
about 30 new piles, and new bents at
ends ot tbe approaches. The lumber
will cost $1422 and tbe work about $028
a total ol $21C0. This will put tbe bridge
in giod condition for two or three yere,
wbeo other new pileB will be needed and
some other wood work replaced
The petition of Jones and King for
sewer waB granted.
Upon motion the marBhal was request
ed to go to the ealonns and ask that no
liquor be sold to a certain young man of
the city.
Tbe compensation c( toll keepers on
bridge waB placed at $35 each.
Applications for toll keeper were read
from the following: John Bray, John
Purdom, Harlan Hulbert, Wm. Cook, A.
B Morris, W. O. Breckenridge, W. E.
Kelley, 1, C. Dickey, W.T. Carey, Wm.
Stephens, W. L. Wood, I. O. Devine, D.
T. Wyman, George Markhart, J. R.
Forgoy, Wm. Rainwater, Geo. P. War
ner, T. B. and W. A. WilliamBon. On
the firat ballot W. J. Breckenridge re
eeived 5, George Markbart 6, D. T. Wy
manl, Harlan Hulburt 1. Breckenridge
and Markbart were declared elected.
The matter ol repairing tbe bridge was
ordered placed in the banda of the com
mittee on streets and public property.
The tolling of the bridge was ordered
begun next Monday morning at 6
o'clock. .
Recorded.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
Geoige Finley, of Crawfordsville, was
in the city today.
G. W. Simpeon, of Portland, is in tbe
oity od business.
D. B. Busey. of Harrisburr, was doing
'luainess in Albany today,
Frank Ketcbum left lor Seattle today
to accept a position in a harneps shop.;
County Commissioner Swan and wife
are reported ill at their borne at Craw
fordsville. Silas Couey lelt by wagon today for
Sherman county to take charge ol a farm
near Moro which be has rented.
License was sued today for tbe mar
riage of Mr. Din Miaheler, and Miss
Dollie Oiurue, two estimable young peo
ple. E. L. King, tbe Poatal man, is in
New York Oity, this week, and Friday
will leave on a trip through the south
before returning to Oregon.
On account of the improved condition
of her mother, Mrs Kirkpatrick, Dr.
Mra. Beers lelt this morning for her
home at Wasco .
Joe. Raleton, the electrician, left this
afternoon for Junction on business con
nected with the proposed electric light
plant there.
Bert Magers left Tuesday morning to
enter business elsewhere The best
wishes of everyone follow Bert wherever
he may decide to cast his lot, Shanko
Leader.
Dr. E. J. TbompBon, of Corvallis, h.n
been elected pastor ol tbe fresbyteriau
church of Eugene. On the same day he
was offered the pastorate, of three other
churches.
The Eugene Guard says it is reported
that H. G. MnKinley, the well known
timber land cruiser, , waB recently
married to a young lady at West Salem,
Wis. A letter for Mr. McKinley Ib ad
vertised in tbis issue of the Democrat.
J. H. Brigham and H. Mangold,of Hi
awatha, Kan ., and OBcar Fitch and J U.
Willcox, ot Wisconsin, arrived in Altaoy
yesterday with a view of locating in the
valley. The former geatlemen desire to
go into tbe stock business on a sm
scale.
MARCH OT
H. F. Mcllwain
Great Cut Rate Sale in
GROCERY DEPARTMENT-
Id pounds Beat Pure Dane Granulated Suga- 1 00
2 papera Arbuckli or Lion Ooffeo 25c
5 pounds Mocka and lava (fresh roast) 1 00
10 bare Excelsior Savon Soap , 25c
6 large bare Baby Elephant Savon Soap 36c
Choice New Crop Japan Teas, per lb. 40c and 50o
SO po'imlt Jrtpin No. 1 ithe, (now crop) .". 1 00
16 pounds Extra Head Rice, best Rice imported 1 00
5 aallonB Best Pear! Coal Oil (bring can) . . 75
Syrups per pail, 50c, 75c and 85c,
DurkeeB Sulid Dressing, per bottle 25c
3 cane Sugar Corn or Tom iloes ; 25c
See
play.
East Show window for dis-
Our line of Outtlery le complete, eveiy
Razor and Pocket Knife is backed by our
personal guarantee to be as represented
or your money is yours.
BUBKHART A Li!F.
The Missourian
'IFor Groceries, etc.
Bituday Pabtv. Yesterday being the
biitbdayof Mrs. Kate Marinan, one of
the teachers in our pnblic school, the
pupils of her school tendered her one of
those genuine surprises that never fail to
reach the beart cf tbe recipient, . In tire
case it was the expression of ' grateful
heartB in return for the many acts of
kindness tendered by the teacher to ber
pupils. Tbere were about thirty of the
visitors who made up the party and they
enjoyed themselves in tne delightlul
Deeds:
O W Barge to Ziba Ferguson, 80
acres :..?ouu
Geo Weddle to F G Maltke jr,
acres 40
J M Llndley to Effie Densmore, 30
acres
G W Simpson to Kellenberger &
Mayer, 80 acres 12 W 2 325
G O Thompson to J D Arthurs, 16
feet 9 inches by 16 feet 5
MJ Arebart to O A Arebart, 111
acrea 2000
M E Nicbola trustee to M J Arebart,
111 acres '. i 1
Paul Bella lo GeoG Belts. 80 acres.. 1
W K Mealy to Fred Kribs, 160 " . . 7Z0
Paul Belts to C F Belts, 11C acres 1
Paul Belts to F J Bella, 105 acres ... 1
John JoneB to Martin M Bussard. 1
lot3bl4Ead Albany 1250
Paul Belts to George Belts 105 acres 1
Mortsatre for $5000.:
Release ot mortgage for $1200 and
$1300.
Cbatel mortgages for $83.25, $60, $350,
$200.
The Sugar Bowl's Easter goods are ar
riving, watch the windows.
MARRIED.
BILYEU DENNY. On March 8, 1901,
in Albany, ay Kev. j. r. ooimeo, mi.
William H. Bilyeu and Miss Rilla
Dennv, both native Oregonians, popu
lar young people belonging to old fami
lies here, who will start out with the
hunt, minims of a host of Irienda.
TI.ao have located in Lebanon, where
Mr. Bilyeu has opened a- confectionary
store.
irnH.RAT.F,. A threc-ouarter Beat bug
with inn cood as new hau only
hoon run about fvo weeks. Reason
able terms. Apply to Frank Sklpton
livery barn.
Rings, Rings, Rings.
Diamonds, Opals. PearlsRubvi.
SRI S"aphiree7 Turquoise.tEmeialda,
and Bloodstones,
MARCH.
Who on this world'of ours.theireyes 1
In March first open shall be wise :
In days of peril firm and brave,
Wear a Bloodstone to their graves.1
F7m. French,
The Jeweler.
When passing our store drop in and
examine our line ol Kazors. .every one
way. They were accompanied by Mibs j puaranteed to give perfect Patisfaction tr
uni,uuuic, i.nsiremiiutjmu wo w eerveu. vour mane; back
The Muclern Way
BuiiKiurT & liis.
Ohesnuta,
Walnuts,
New Honey,
THREE OF A KIND
and multiplies of three praise the exwl
lence of our laundry work. Nor are their
ecomiumsill deserved. Striving hard to
turn cut the best possible work, we mod
estly claim merit for its quality. If you
are not numbered among our humorous
patrons, pray let us demonstrate tbe
truthfulness of our statements in your
"'MAGNOLIA STEAM LAUNDRY
Albany, Oregon.
Phone 323.
COLOMBIA BICYCLES.
We have joet received tbe new chain
leas, and also tbe 1901 Hartford, the per
lect wheels, and ask that you cill and
look them over.
We shall bave all our new samples in
by tbe 16th ol tbis month, we are able to
offer you the beet tbe market affords and
hope to merit jour patronage. Give ;ui
I Mil.
Stewart & Sox Hdw. Co.
RiNGi. For ladies and misses, 14k
gold filled, 25c and 50c, at French's Jew
elry store.
Commenos itself to ihe well-informed, to
do pleasantly and tffectually what was
formerly done in the crudest manner and Malted Mush
disagreeably as wen . lo cieauie tne fya-: Buckwheat,
tern and break up colds headaches, and : Choice Celery,
rvuiu wmiObi uupiruNuui uner euucij, use
the delightful liquid laxative reined,
Svrnp or tMgB. Made by California Fig
Syrup to.
We make a specialty of the lineBt
grade of Bicycle repairing. All work
uaranteea, aiatlcce: c. uoodciiild.
Hickery NutB,
Almonds,
Large Cranberries,
New Pickles,
Mince Meat.
Sweet Potatoes.
The best tbe market affords.
at O. E. Bhowkbll's 2nd St.
FOH SALE. A span of work horses,
weight about 1200 each. Call and see
team at M. B. Shannon's across the'
Willamette.
FOK SALE A new bicycle, at actual
wholesale cost. Gents chainleBs, 22
inch frame, Ruby finiBh, equipped
with Dunlap tires, Sager1 Saddle, ad
justable tires. Call at Burkhart &
Lee's.
Anti-Gum puts life iu your wheel
Anti-Gum pu's life in your wheel.
Try the Rambler .this season. We
make all guarantees goud here at our
atore. Fricea, $35.00, $i0.00, and $50.00
for chain wheela. Chainlesa, $60 00,
Matlock & Goodchild.
Did von ever hear how Mr. of-
atreet came to buy a wheel for his wlfet
Well, he came home one evening, and saw
her aittlng; on the balustrade ot the porch,
as shown In the picture. He made up his
mind then and there that she would look
just too sweet for anything on a blcyole.
And she does. But the kind of bleycle has
a good deal to do with looking aweet. Bo
If you waqt to look sweet, buy your wfeeel
(as Old Mr. ) of the agent for
The Imperial Bicycle.
OHLING & HULBURT.
A NEW STOCK
of pure drugs, chemicals and proprietary
remedies ia being received every week at
BURKHART & LEE'S. Nothing tbere
is allowed to deteriorate from age, every
thing ia kept fresh and worm and duet
proof. Hence you get medicines in their
full strength; bence you get curatives
that cure; Lence you get full value lor
your money. Your physician's pre
scription! compounded accurately and
conscientiously.
BURKHART & LEE.
Single tube tires $4 par pair at Matlock
& Goodchild's.
Remember all Ramblers are fitted
with the G. & J. tire which is guarna-
teed. Matlock & Ooodchild.
Pumps, Ohling &
F E Meyers Spray
Hulburt agents.
Single tube tires $4 per pair at.Matlock
& Goodchild's.
The Ramb'nr Bicycle stands for qual
ity and style, for artistic finish and con
struction throughout. Javery ont guar
anteed. MATLOCK a GOODCHILD.
BUY Singer Sewing Machines of French
the Jewo er, at.cut prices
It Pops.
For Pops, Republicans, Democrats or
f rOhiDitioniets. uur rop corn all pops,
O. E, Bbownell, 2nd St.
-ro Care Con.t.patlun Forever.
Take CanRnrets Candy Cathartic. 10c or rM
If C. C U. fail to cur.rtruegi"M refund m..n-.ji
Letter List.
Following is thi list of letters remaining
tn the Postoffice at Albany, Linn county,
Oregon, March 13, 1901, Persons calling
(or these letters must give the date on which
advertised :
Abbott, Dr
Buckler, Rev Wm
Crabtree, Effie
Curry, J A
Davis, Harrison
Elliott, N H
Hunter, Laurance S
McKinley, H G
Neal. Calvin
Strom, Thecdore
Bomck, Leland
Oookingbam, J W
Crewiee, Mrs Jane
Davis, Ioa(2)
Davis, Frank
Hill, Minnie (2)
Jones, Mlthra
Morris, M.-a Will
Raymond, W J
Sharp, V M
Spicer.Miss Jennie E Sutton, Mlsi M L
Smith, 8 M Thacker, Mrs N W
Winchester, F Woodson , Jessie L
Williams, Homer ' Wood, Sadie
8. 8. Train. P. M.
GARDEN TRAQTS. Four email gar
den tracts or the Santiam for sale. For
price and particulars cauou n. ui,-ant.
GIRL WANTED. Goneral house work.
Call at residence of Mrs. P. D. Gilbert,
6th and EllBWorth. ''
WILL & STARK
Dealers in
WATCHES,
the best makes, Jew
elry, si'verware, di
amond goods, cut
glass, and the latest
novelties
A fine line or Optica, goods
Our Spring Stock
is complete, and thoroughly
adapted to your needs, fairly
overflowing with style and
newness We've ransacked
the markets for the best, mer
chandise. "HIGH ART" CLOTH
ING ifl Staple and novel
styles. The good things in
Shoes, Hats and
Furnishings.
Blain Clothing Go.