SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
MISFITS
Recorded.
IN AND AROUND ALBANY
Ladies Wrapper
i- the cut sells for 85c. It is a flounced
The stye in . in ' mny percele. Tkis wrapper
wPPerS?"d, value? '?he sailor color which 0ui8 .es
6 - conlfortable. W nave many oioer
are put
IM 1 ranee in price up to 2.60. Boui
.tries l"cn .rr ...in ,.,ffled vokes. ibey
S. E. Young & Son,
IT
THE
BAZAAR
Elgbt now we are showing a great
variety of SHIR f WAISTS, the char
acter of the styles, the newness and the
prices, will all help you to the beat for
the leBt money, ine una giugunw:
white lawn, and dimity are exception'
ally pretty and attractive for dressy
wear. While those neat plain styles in
Mint, uercale, etc., have just th
BoalitieB which make the shirt waist
such a practical and indispensable gar
meat.
Select yours early.
New Sailor Hats juBt received
SUIT ROOMS.
The steady move in the skirts and
(aits prove their Tightness.
I,. E. & H. J. HAMILTON.
May festival rehearsal tonight.
Fred Srnders has returned to Aleany
to reside.
Mies Koilie Gieffoz, of Oorvallie, has
moved to Poitland to reside.
Warren Gilnert, of Salem, has gone to
Europe to study in the art schools.
Miss Mir.nie Keinerhas returned home
from a visit wi:h her sister in Kugeoe,
Albany, Oorvallis and Independence
each has i'.s W U Warner, but there is
only one Jack.
Mrs. 0. W. Wat's came up from
Portland last evening on a visit with
Albaoy frieBde.
Rev R R Mciley, of Baltimore, has
been extended a' call lo the Oorvallie
Presbyterian church.
Arch Mosier. who retired from the
j Albany Lunch counters last evening leit
location.
In a three weeks' revival at Albany,
Rev Marshel's work resulted inoverlOO
couverone. He is in a very interesting
speaker O'orvalliB Times.
Bamuel 0. Worrell, of this -city, has
' I been appointed a Brcond lieutenant in
The A-aiii number of the College Stn the resular armv. He Is a veteran of the
dent is out and contains several good Philippine war and deserves the promo-
articles, it nae an especially guuu IWm , iioj.
0. W. Ayers, formerly a well known
builder in Abu land, passed through yes
terday on his wav northward. He is
President OhaB H Stewart, chief clerk now interested in the oil industry of
D R Newell, clerk Albert Webber, re- Soutnern California. Ashland Tidings,
viewer W L Marks, sergeant major Geo Ayers resided at Albany for awhile.
Priobard, Brodelphian-PreBident Lucy The jUDior8 o the Btate univer,ity at
Bloore, vice-preBident Eema Newell, Etigime on next Friday night will give
secretary BeBsie Cameron, treasurer tbt tttmuai exhibition. One of the
Bessie McLachlan, marshal Beryl Torn-; oratjon8 w,u be delivered by J. Arthur
er. College Olob President Jao , nanlbr. lormsrlr ol this oitv.
Thompson, secretary Bertha ixtell, At the home of S. E. Younv 1at even
ing a conple of very pleasant talks were
made by Misaes Cordouand Lawrence,
who were in the city on their way east
from the Punjab, India mieeion fields,
where they have labored many yearB.
Those nreaent appreciated the privilege
of hearing directly of the work they
aBBiat in supporting.
The Journal savs ot the recent marri-
, J0 age ot K. u. onurcnui, ot Itiie cny and
Albany College Items.
department and on the whole is an ex
coplionblly good issue.
Borne new ofncerBt Secret Senate
treasurer George Prat?,
The lntal held meet will be held May
II, Following is the complete list of
contestants as registered with Mauager
Talt. 100 yard dash Torbet, Oooley,
Bergman, GraveB, Orawford. 220 yards
Cooley, Bergman, Torbet, GraveB.
440 yards Pratt, French, Graves, Oraw
ford. 880 j ards RobinBon, Wallace,
Sternberg, Hartaock. Mile run Her
man. Prichard. Robinson. Fisner. 12(
yard hurdle-8tewart, Wire, AcheBon,
Hartaook, Orawlord, Wallace, rncnara,
Graves. 220 yard hnrdle Pratt, Stew
art, Acheson, Mack, Wallace, Hartsock.
Pole vault Morrison, McFarland, Hart
sock, Newell. French. Shot pat Mack,
Powell, Morriaon, McFarland, Hamper
throw Powell, Mack, Pratt, McFar
land. Running high jump Steinberg,
Morriaon, Wire,wMcFarland. R. broad
jump Torbet, Morriaon, Wire. Stand
ing high jump Wire, Mo.'rison, Stern
berg; 8. broad jump Torbet, Wire,
Morriaon, Sternberg.
This and That
Frenoh the jeweler.
Will & Stark, jewelers.
Smiley's Clean.Printlng.
Go te Verick's Bhaving and hair cut
ting parlors for first class work. Hot
and cold baths, Clean towels to every,
customer.
The beat meats of all kinds and (rood
treatment at the Albany Dressed Beet
Company's market, just down Seoond
reet. Good weight and prompt atten
tion.
Misa Julia Perry, of Salem : "The con
tracting parties are both well known
here, the bride having been organist at
the Christian church for Beveral yeara
and is an excellent musician and the
griom was a resident of this city until a
year ago." The Statesman says: "The
bride is one of Salem's moBt talented
young ladieB, having served as organist
fur a number of years in the Christian
cburch of tbiBuity, and is highly re
spected and-loved by her host of friends.
The groom ie a msmber of the firm of
Uburcblll Bros., who conduct the Elite
Confectionary store at Albany ; be was
formerly employed as candy-maker in
The 8pa, of this city. lie poaBesses all
of the qualities that are required to
mane a gentleman, ana is an honeac ana
scrupulous buBipeBB man.".
The D. of H.
All who wish to enjoy comlort 'and
safety Bhould ride a Hammer.
Matlock & Goodohild.
Cabbage, Sweet Potatoes, Celerv Caul
iflowor and all vegetables in season, at
U, . HROWKKLL, ZOO St.
We are closing out our line of belt
buckles at half price.
prsxcii, lite jeweler.
Letter List.
THE DECORATIVE ART
iB no lohge? confined to mural painters,
The designing and manufacturing of
Wall Paper are as truly decorative arts
aa one can see hy visiting our salea room
or aa one can aeV by th9 many rooma
decorated itith the popular g'Ojns and
teds, sold by U3. We invite joU to ex
amine oar line believing it to your inter
. est.
BURKHART & LEE-
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
NOTICE 13 HEREBY GVN THAT
the undersigned administratrix of the es
tate of Stephen titoltz, deceased, lias filed
ber final account tnd the county court of
the state of Oregon, for Linn comty, has
fixed Monday, June 3, 1901, at the hour
of One o'clock p. m. for the settlement
thereof and hearing- objections thereto.
All persons interested therein are notified
to be present in the court room, at the date
una tour assigned, and make tbeir on
lections.
April 17. 1901.
Theresa Stoltz.
Administratrix.
Following iB th list of letters remaining
in the PoBtoffice at Albany, Linn county,
Oregon, April 30, 1901, Persons calling
for these lettora must give me date on wnicn
advertised :
Agler, D 0 Bump, Mr Wna
Dough), Hru Dora Edgemao, Mr Jatuea
Lannon, Mr A W Leinberger, Jonh
ugie, mm a u
Bparke, Mrs Mary R
Winchester, Esq, P
There was a large attendance laBt ev
ening at the open meeting pi the Degree
of Honor. ,-. A pjeasingrogram was pre
sented. It consisted of excellent music
by the orchestra, an address of welcome
by the chief ot bonor, Mrs. Kelly, re
sponse bv Mrs. Haltie Louney, of Jeffer
Bon, piano eolo by Mibb Gail Hare, a
recitation by MieB Lillian Orawford, a
veal solo by Nellie Miller, a pantomime
by Grace Hard man, a paper, ' Con
stancy, Bonor rand Purity," by Mrs.
Grey of Eugene, a recitation by Millie
Gotlieb, vocaI eolo by Mrs. O. O Lee, a
talk by 0. 0. Hogue on graded and clans
iiied planB, with comparisons, a tronv
boue eolo by Prof. Bert Brown and music
by tba cnbesira.
Ladies Aid Society, The regular
meeting of the Ladles Aid Society will be
held at the residence of Mrs. L. E. Blain
on Thursday, May 2nd at 2:30 p. id,
Leave orders Tor the Examiner, Oal
ind Chronicle with Kenneth Fronk,
Albany agent.
The 8. P. officials passed through the
city thisalternoon bound touth inspect
ing railroad property,
The tolline ol the bridge vill begin
soon aa the prourr e;en havu been
painted, sometime tlii week.
The salcon of K. L. Beis was closed
last evening nnder a chatel mortgage
held by William Kaber lor about 9U0.
A highlander with his bagpipe was in
the city today introducioga patent mueh.
1 bat is one way, and there are others.
Jack Warner is shining them up in
the most artistic manner ac Denuison's
opposite the Pbmochat oloce. Try him.
Already about three hundred seals
have been reserved for the May festival
of music, moBt of them (or the season ol
three concerts. A few seats romain and
should be secured at once.
In the bin stock sale of thorougLbrad
cattle belonging to the Oebom estate at
Corvallis, last Saturday 845 head were
scid at an average 01 too.oo. Aiuuug
the buyers were Judge George D Barton,
at $47 and $50. R L Weatherford at (40
and (58.
The Oregonian today gives an account
of the arrest in Portland of J G Berth
une, a street car conductor, on the
charge of breaking into the City and Su
burban car barn and stealing (ISO. lie
waB held under ))1000 bonds, which l.e
could not furnish. Ilia plea is not guilty.
The Democrat is informed It iB Joe
Berthune, a former resident of Albany.
The following from the Lebanon Hx-presB-Advance
indicates a candidate for
Salem. "Rev" Doug Hamilton made
quite an exhibition of himself in this
place on oaiaraey. houbuio uw wu
with Bags Btuok all over himself and
horse, and after parading up and' down
Main street, delivered a Harangue at tne
hotel corner.
People who have lived in this valley
rarely ever are contented with any other
country. Here iB another caae reported
by the Lebanon E. A : T. B Miller has
returned to this vicinity from NebrnekB,
alter an absence ot live years. He is
nA innnt hnrlt tn Orecon. and has now
come to eta;. He reports that a good
many Nebraska people are couiiug iu
rtrAirnn thin Bnrina. He Bavs there has
been a great drop in ine price oi cmuo
in that state during me pi your.
The iurv in the case of Kennedy agt.
Beis were not discharged nntil 12:15
o'clock Ibis morning. The members
stood S to S on the brat ballot and on the
last one. It is doubtful if a jury could
ever be gotten that would agree in iuo
matter. In the meantime it is rolling
up the expenses. The job though iB
nota very pBying one for jurymen. In
thin mm thAn nnrvnd on three davs and
received (1. How many more times the
case will be tried is not Known ,
MendumuB Proceedings.
Salkh, May 1. Fish commissioner
Reed today begun Mandamue proceed
ings to collect his salary and outstanding
fees,
According to an exchange a Salem
man never gets so full but wbat he can
lay down. ,
The Salem Journal beads an article
about a recent Ore limits cage in Albany:
"Strang Examplts of Lecturer in an
EducatioLal Institution."
Thete will ba plenty of time after oil
Is actually M ruck in Oregon for people
to geteicited. Until then U will be a
good Wo to keep hold of your pi" roe
strings,
A few fool Oregon pipera already are
trying to get Oarbett started for the next
senatorial contest. This ia an outrage
on ttie people. Let us have a new deal.
TbeS.ileoa Journal intimates that the
only subject the Oregonian knows any
thiug about is religion, whereas of all
subjects it knows the .oast about it.
In the lelslaturd in 183 efforts were
made to change tne name of Salem to
Ohemawa, Tnureton, Valena, Bronson,
Willamette, Victoria or Pike, almost
any old name so it was not Salem, bat
all effprts failed, and S.lem continues
the same peaceful city as it wsb in 1853.
Spft-vker ReeJ says that it was all right
fur I' ira to receive $150 for assisting in
correcting the house journal though he
never H-sisted at all, not being present
when H was corrected. Speaker Heed
is the kind of man who should be ever
lastingly dropped out of ofllce. It Is
time the people showed their dit-apptov
alof such graltiug.
J A Glbbeard to John Bittner, 40
acres $ 200
John Alkineonjto Q W Aldiide,5 "xi
acres and 1 acree,8weet Horn. '800
liopcontract A H ani 8 J Gampboll to
Echlenian Hop Malt Co, 5000 lbs at 11
cents, 0 cents advance.
Obatel mortgages for (100, (60, (60.30
and (80.
KeleaBe of mortgage for $2000.
Single tube tires (4 nor nair ab&ffttloc'k
3t Goodchild's,
Our Wall Paper patlbins this spring
out vie .ill our previous efforts to select
what would pleaee vou boat. The de
siguB are most beautiful.
liunmiiRT 4 Lie.
J. M. Ralston,
Insurance,
LoanB and
Collections.
County, City and
School Warrants
bought.
at.
C.lC. BRYANT,
Oregon
AGENT
Fire Relief
Association
ALBANY, OREGON.
Inaurance in force over (9,000,000,
Office Willi Hewitt & Sox, 2d stioeU
W, B. SHANNON, having rented bis
hie place in Benton county, Is prepared
lo do pardoning and cemetery work
promytly and skillfully. Leave orders
at any of the grocery stores and ad
dress him at the Albany oftioe.
Rings, Rings, Rings.
Diamonds, Op?ln, PearlB, Kuuvb,
Saphires, Turqupiee, Emeralds
and BluodatoneB,
W ho 6 rat beholds the light of day
In Spring'B sweet Bowery month of May,
And wears the Emerald all her life.
Shall be a loved and happy life.
F. i. FRENCH, The Jeweler
A full line-. Celling taokles at .
UI1UNQ OC flULnUHT'g.
Grand march at 9 o'clock sharp on
Friday, May 3rd.
Miller. Mr LR
Bainey, Wm
Wood, W L
Ward, i M
S. 8. Tbain. P. M.
Biliousness, sour stomach, constipa
tion and all liver ills are cured by
Psiis
The non-lrrltr.llnc cathartic Price
25 cents of all druselsts or by mall ol
C.L Hood & Co., Iowell. Mass.
nninoi. WANTED. Four heavy
miirsB three to six vearB of age. Muat
be sound and veil broke. Also one
Ida lire heavy lumber wacon, one
narrow lire lumber wagon, one hack,
Wagons must be good.
J. W. Farbier,
Albany, Or.
Tickets for the May Festival will be
on Bale at Burkhart & Lee's after today.
scats may be reserved Wednesday, May
1, and until the date of the Festival
The tickets will bo Bold at the following
prices ;
course itcaeiB, si ou.
May 8, Popular concert, .S0c,
May 9, "Elijah," .7oc.
May 10, "Creation," .75c.
Children's ticke s will be sold for half
price.
Every lady brings a biBKet with sup
per for two, Friday, May 3, to A. O. U.
W. hall.
The Modern Wo y
rnmmnnda iltelf to Ibe well-informed, to
do pleasantly and effectually what wos
formerly uooe in ine cruueta ninnuui hdu
difagreeably aa well . To cleanie the i ys
tnm And break nn colds headaches, and
fevers without unpleasant after effect), UBe
the delightful liquid laiatite renied),
Svrup ot r'igs. Mude by California Fig
Syrup Co.
Trv the P-ambler this Beason. We
make all guarantees good here at our
store. Prices, (35.00, a.o.uo, anu ou.uv
for chain wheels, unamieas, oo uu.
l.MATLOCK & UOUUCUIXO.
Notice to Stockholders.
Notice ie hereby given that the Annual
meeting ol the Albany Fanners Co., will
be held at the office of said company, in
Albany, Linn county, Oregon, on the
21sl (lav 5f May, 1901 , at One o'clock p.
in. ol said day, for the purpose ol elect
ing Seven (7) directors to eerve for the
term of one year, and the transaction of
audi other business aa may come before
the meeting,
uu . 11. il.ua,
Atteet: rreiueni.
Plias. B. Uarsiiaix, socretary.
WILL & STARK
Dealers in
WATCHES,
the best makes, Jew-
-el ry, si Werwurer-di-
amond goods, cut
glass, and the latest
novelties
A fine line or Optical goods.
The Missoiiriaii
For Groceries etc.
Dcnnfr " Dlood Deep.
Clean blood means a clean skin. No
beauty without it. Cascarets, Candy Cathar
tic clean your blood and keep i. clean, by
itirring up the lazy iirer and driving all im
purities from the body, liegin to-day to
banish pimples, boils, blotches, blackheads,
ind Hint sickly bilious complexion by takir.g
Casta ret i, beauty for ten cents. All drug
gists, satisfaction suaranteed I'Jc 25- Wft
Once tried always usel. Has Superior cup qualities.
C. E. RKOWNElXi Sole Dgcot for Albanj.
The 'tomach controls the lifuation.
Those who are hparty and strong aie those
can atand digest plenty of food. Kodol
D;sppiaCure digests what yotr ?at ard
allows) on to fat ail the good vou wan.
If you iuffdr from inJiifetion, heartburn,
beichiDK oi any other stonach troubU,
this preparation can't help but do vou
good. The most tentative stomachs can
i&te it 1-Of bay JUw.
Re vol vers and amunition at
OiiLt-tu A IIl-lbi t'.
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 ia Staple and novel
styles. The good things in
Shoes, Hats and
Furnishings.
Blain Clothing Co.
l?-A; RlitJ