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About Albany democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1900-1912 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 6, 1901)
Satisfactory Underwear We have it in our stock. TJndearwear that Fits well ! Looks well ! Feels well ! Wears well! Underwear that is, Seasonable in Price. We carry the ctlebratod Muneing Underwear and otber well known brands. S. E. Young & Son, AGENTS FOR BTJTTERICK PATTERNS. Early Autumn . . . , . , Merchandise NOW AT THE B&ZAAR. Nflw Goats and Baelans flew Capes and Jackets in the approved lengths and the seaBonB best styles. Kew toss and Waiting Suits, Hew Walking, Silk and Fancy Dress Skirts New Worsted, Flannel and Silk Waists New Felt and hall trimmed Hate. L.E.& H. J.HAMILTON. Mantles, Mantles, All kinds and prices from 15 cents to 50 cts, Try pur extra, tough gasoline Mantle. Oregon Gas Light Co. Albany - - Oregon Sender's Feed Store, Oats, clover and cleat hay, whole or ground. Barley, shorts, bran, oats, wheat, oil cake meal, flour, salt and poul try supplies. Grass and garden seeds, the largest line In the city. Give us a call . Winifred Beal Instructor In Vocal and Piano music, cor. Eighth and Ferry Bte., Albany, Or. Phone, Red, 482. EVA MFELIX Teachei (.1 Piano and Harmony. Box 337. Residence of Dr. Erekiue. Phone, Red, 772. E. B. Davidson, .HAKKd Ironing boards, Olo'hes racks, Window seats, Promp U and ii. tli.t-olai o.ilfr. O'NEILL'S Artistic Millinery .(SUCCESSOR TO MISSES BALL. Next door to postofiice Albany, Or. The Missourian For Groceries etc. IN AND AROUND ALBANY This is pension day. Mince Meat at the Sugar Bowl, Viereck's "Chocolate Fudge" is un equaled . Try it. Our Heavenly Hash is immense. The bugar isowl, 2nd street. A large variety and very fine stock to Beiecc ;rom at r . tr, will's. Eastern oysters in large cans only 60 cents at f . n. rieiners. A full line of Lowney 'a Package Goods, wholesale and retail at the Sugar Bowl, Wintergreen and Peppermint Cream wafers. No banquet or dinner complete without them. Get them at the Elite. Geneva Cream, an entirely new con fection. Something that cannot be Imi tated. Get it at the Elite. Pure Cider Vinegar for sale at 15 cent per gallon by John Brush, Albany, Ore. Coiner 4th i E. K. Sta. Mr. Julius Gradwohl's fine stock of holiday goods has arrived, and thoBe wishing their choie should call early, as they have already begun to go. Weather Drediction: Toniuht and Thursday cloudy with probable showerB. The river iB 12.9 feet above low water. A Minnesota man is in Corvaliis look ing for a location for a Sandinavian col ony. Many Deople are looking towards Oregon. There is a big demand for bouseB in Albany with almost no desirable places to meet the demand with. Fifty or a hundred new houses should be built for renting purposes. A farmers institute under the 0. A.O. proIeBBors will be held at Sodaville to morrow and Friday. Amont? the ad dresses will be ones by Senator Clem ana xion. ivi. a. Miner. The receipts of th6 recorders uflice during November were t260.20. the bis- gest yet. About 250 instruments were bleu, and it took rustlinz to nlace them on record, but they are now all in the BOOKS. John Miller, residing near Sweet Home, was drowned on Monday . Ue was riding his horse across a slough to an island to get some cattle off when the horse being unable to swim sank and threw Mr. Miller off and he was drowned. The Fotesters of America at their meeting last evening elected the follow ing officers: Past Chief Ranger, Fred Da neon; chief ranger, Frank Jewell; But-chief, Frank WatBon; treasurer, R E Hurlburt; financial secretary, Adolph Senders; recording secretary, D J Du Bruille; senior woodward, Fred Arm strong; junior woodward, Fred Harris; senior beadle, Jos Darcy; junior beadle, J W Cantwell; trustee, WH Warner; court druggist, Fred Dawson; court phyeician, Dr W A Trimble. BICYCLE STOLEN. One night rej cently Mrs. Florence Hammer left ber bicycle in front of the M. E. church. On coming out it had been stolen. It was a ladies Hartford. Any information leading to its recovery will be anore- ciated. SPECIAL FEATURES Of the QUEEN MAT . It rolls up like cloth Is flexible both ways Fits uneven floats Will not kink or curl on the corners Will not rust The only mat made of short pioces No long rods to bend or break Will not cut linoleum Will not mark marble steps Cleans itself in rolling up Saves floors, carpets and labor End piece serves as a cleaner for the hollow of Bhoe The best sanitary-mat on the market, OHLING & HULBURT. SOCIAL -AND PERSONAL Tbla is lady's day at the Alco Club house. F M. Taylor, of Blodgett, Benton county, was in tne city today. Maj. and Mrs. Johnson, of Shedd, are spending a few days in Albany. MrsD W Wakefied returned to her home in Portland this noon, J. D. Daly and Doc. Avery, two of Corvallis'e' leatiing citizens, were in the city today. E E Warford left Ibis allernoon for Iowa on a vi.it bis parents who reside near Desmoines. I,. Nero departed for Albany last even ing, where he expects to remain during the winter. Statesman. P. D. e. Olney, manager of the North west Underwriters Ansocialion, ie in the city on lire business. Misa Maud Crosby, of the Portland schoole, ia in the city on a v sit, at tbe home ol her parents. A. 0, Morgan, of DoOglas,' Morrow county, arrived in Albany on a visit with his mother and other relatives and friends. George Morehouse, H. C. Morehouse and A. W. Hyde, of Brookings, S. Dak., are in the city, looking at the country. Ex Governor Fletcher, of Jefferson, was in the city today and called at the Democrat sanctum. Gov. Fletcher, a former Salem editor, iB now farming, Bnrl WAR hnrA tn sal hia nmnaa tn VO ! I . liam Fortmiller. . ThA (nmnna "Mi. nnnta. It it.. ' UUIDJ, UlC iav fnr OAlifnrnia a K.a Ka u ' " una UD.U uu ,uo owuuu, nuu at rjvereu mveetea in real St. .Tnhnn T.n4nn mill : tonight beginning promptly at 7 o'clock, When thrfiA Vntlnor man tnill ka nimn .Ui.j j " - ' . ' B- " "" mru uegree. & program ana social time will follow. P(W Lf n CTnM ii.:- morning for Illinois, where Rev. Hanna has a call to the pastorage of a church near Peoria. During the past two months Kev. Hanna has supplied the pulpit of the TJ. P. church in an able manner an.1 tn t.ha aaHaUminn anri pleasure of all. A tflmilv rAtlnfnn ia in nrnna .UI.. J .a .li ,1. utl LOU ItUlU WAAlr At. tha. liflnia fin.. T Wheeler. All of his children have been present, Mrs J a Morgan, ot this c;ty, Mis 0 H Walker, of near Albany, Mrs Dr; Kitchen, of Stay ton and FranK Wheeler, of Eureka, Calif. There has been a continuol feast at the different homes here. Capt. and Mrs. Wheeler worn hflnflqnm.l. -o..i.v, 1, n:.i. .. uuvu.v.j .biucuiUOICU WlifU some pretty silver ware. AT TIIK HOTELS. J H Brook, Portland. W l! Thompson, Wendling. J B Morne, Mill City. Geo Hoefline, Yaquina, John bill, Scio. George Gearhart, Crabtree, P A Morris, Lebanon. 0 0 Mayer, Larwood. 0 W Gard, Dayton. F G Fremont, S F. Gard Sawyer, Drain. B F Jones, Toledo. Mrs Joe Mobs, Saginaw. JameB Hemenway, Cottage Grove. Geo Finley, Astoria. T 0 Oheshir, Condon. JSBuBh.SF. W P Pollak, S F. E W Nixon, Harris burg. E F Willie, Portland. Henry Lang, E J Ellison, Rosehurg, McKnight, Portland. Lee Brown, Btaytou, S L Jones, S F. M J Davie, Portland. Obas Moore, " O Harris, " . 0 F Marshall, Chicago. A GoldBtein, S F. Job Roaeburg, NY, D A Doneleon, S F. W S McFarland, 8 F. H I Staver, Portland. A M Vallely, Portland. DS Bogart, " W H Dedman, ' The Lebanon Election. Tbe election at Lebanon remittori in theelection of the license ticket. A. M. WilBon received 130 votes for mayor ana N. W. Smith 74. Walter Peterson 135 for recorder. Geo. Ssinner 69. Geo. Al- AXAnrlAr 200 tnr traa.n mr Pk.'l Ditin. 123 for marshal, K. Thorn 78. The new tuuucnuien are j. .a. LirutKS, Ueo. iSunl, d. a.. muisBp, tor two years, J, M. Bur- tenflliaw. .1. N. flranrl ill airl T W Tan- lics, for one year, all license men. oy a vote ol 17B to by It was voted to continue to make Lebanon a cow paet- tuie, The Modern Mother Has found that her little ones are imnroved more by tbe pleaBant Syrup of Fig;, when in need of the laxative effect of a gentle remedy, than by any other, Children en joy It and it benefits them. The true remedy, Syrup of Figs, is manufactured by the California Fig syrup Co only, ' We are opening up the largest stock of holiday goods that baB ever been our privilege to ebow the citizens of Albany ana vicinity, jsveryooay is invited to call and see our holiday goods. F. M. French, Tbe Jeweler. H. T. jclnlvre, St Paul, Minn', who haii been troubled with a disordered stomach, says, "Chamberloin'i Stomach and Liver Tadlets do me more good than ooytbing I have ever taken. For sale by all diuggists: New Chestnuts. Pop Corn, Dates, Figs, etc. At C E. Brow.nkll'b, The point tbat pleases in our Holiday Display is variety. French, The Jeweler, Bargains In China ware At O. E Brownell's. RECORDED- John A 8baw to the Curtis Lum ber Co, 120 acres 1200 Lea Brown to tbe Curtis Lumber Co, 318 36 acres 3200 America Douglas to E G Cox, 62 acres 750 D M Jones to K S Wilkins. 33 acres . 2750 Margaret A Monteilh to Etta Wright, 10.05 acres, Albany. ... 1507 "G" Company Election. ' At a meeting of Company G last nigbt the regular annual election was held, Tbe lolloping officers were chosen to ad minister the b.siness affairs of the company for 1902: Company clerk, Ralph E. McKechnie. . Company treasurer, John II. Goins. ; Finance committee Chas. W. Wal lace, Qoincy E. Propat, Vt .Hard L. Marks. Reuniting committee Leslie L. Vier. eck, Olyde Rupert, Chas. H. Stewart. Armory committee E R. Huston, R. E. McKechnie, Clarence Turner. The Wheeler Wrecked. The steamer Wheeler loaded with lumber, which has been reported miss ing for several days, and whose where abouts could not be learned, went ashore this morning below Yaquina after floundering along the coast in a heavy storm for several days. Two of tbe seamen went into tbe ocean. One of the meu was drowned and three were saved. Tbe barge ie ashore opposite the life saving station. New Crockery Store. The Yokahoma Tea Co. of Salem, will open a new store opposite tbe poet office, witn a complete s'ock oi Holiday goous. Leave Your Obdkes for Jersey Dairy milk and cream at Conrad Meyers. Phone, red, 4U4. - U. f. HISULHK. Our Holiday Stock e ves von new id3BS. It ia easy to select f.om; sup plies eoctly wluit ycu want, and does it at prices that delit-iS, you. fxBAQH, The Jeweler The Comiso Fair. The fair given every year by the ladies of the First Presbyterian Church ie of interest to all R.d every onfe enjoys them. The date tois year is Friday Dec. 6. Several interesting features uave added, and per hurts you can guess tbem when you know the name. Pkomenadb Conckct Bazaar. Bears tto -Tha Kind You Have Always Bought LOST. On Ferry Btreet, a hand bag with a purse containing several dollars. Return to BiistocitAT ollico . BOARDERS WANTED, A t Mrs. Wheeler's at 3rd and Jackson streets. Nice rooms and board only $3,60 a week. LOST. A b'acfc Astrcahan ccllaretto, lined with .bright green eilk, with four heads.' somewhere between Al bany and Tallman, Return to store of F E Allen & Co. WANTED. A good boy at the Yoka homa Tea Co'a Store. OYSTERS, EaBtern and Coast, are now in season at H, F. 1'feiffer's, where they will be served in all styles, or can De secured in quantity for home use. CLOTHING, Furnishing Goods etc 0TQl See Ties :: HOME AND ABROAD. The anti-saloon ticket run iu Spring fie'd. Lane county, was elected by a small margin ol oniy one and two votes. At the court in Corvaliis divorces were granted J, W. Dm.ne from Mary Belle Dunne. Sarah J Hubbard from M. S. Hubbard, and V. . Miller Iroin Harvey Miller. . Among those now reeidine at Dawson are Eletcher, who several ve.ra ago was a star runuer iu the famous Alhany hose team which made a record. Siuce going to DawBon he has ueeu chief engineer of the lire department one term and takes an active part in Qre matters, The Lane County Board of Equalisa tion hae cut down the assessor's valua tion of real estate 20 er cent, lhis will reduce the assessment of this county about $1,200,000 The aesesbmenl rolls were about ready to be turned over to the Bheriif, but this order will ghe Assessor Burtou and deputies about a month's extra work. Eugene Guard. Negotiations are pending for the erec tion ol a new ctiurch iu Corvaliis Oar nenterB were figuring on its cost Mon day. At last accounts the contract had not been let. The building ie to be de voted to the Spiritualistic faith. Ab projected, it is to be 30x40 feet, aud if built, will be located on the lots near Dr. Flint's residence. Times. Try our Home Mado Mince Meat brlk. in C. K. KlIOWNJLL. I SECOND STREET Auction Store. As I will close out all Block on band in the next 10 days I Will offer as follows 179 pr assoited Shoes, regular va'ue $2.25, now offered at 75 cents per pair, 232 pr ladies old style Shoes, former price $2,75 to $3.50, offered now for 50 cents per pa-.r $1.60 Ladles Capes go for fl.CO. Chililrans Coats for $1.00 Call quick. Las t call. McILWAUN'S WITH THE UTMOST CARE, guided by technical eaill and scientific intelligence, all prescriptions compound ed by Burkhart & Lee will meet the approval of the met exacting phyei cianB. None but the purest and moat reliable drugB arc used, aiul pations can rest assured that whatever we givo is riiiht, good" and prices. Burkhart & Lee. We not only have elegant Overcoats and Suits, but all the detail of furnishings in right Styles and Prices. our nobby new Gloves :: Hats A Valuable Addition. For years persons have wondered why the elevated grounds in the southwest ern part of the city known as the Mon teith land was not laid off into lota and blocks. The eite ia unsurpassed for residence property ae the snow capped peaks of the Three Sisters arise In plain view on a clear day, while the ocean breezes from the Pacific during the summer season make it an ideal location. Mr. G. W. Wright, of lhis city, baa lately purchased a large portion of (he Monteith tract and is having it platted to be designated as " Wright's Western addition" to Alhany, Oregon. The land fronts on Elm street and Is about two blocks from tho sewer on Vine Btreet. Mr. Wright informs us that any per son who desires to buy a lot for a home will by calling on him at his law ollice in the old post office, block, be givon op portunity to purchase eame, on tho in stallment plan, or on long time at low interest or by csbIi an may best suit the purchaser. Are you the man that iB looking for pure fresh drugs, if so, remember we carry only the best that money can buy, and your physician has confidence in us to furnish the beBt only BuitKUAitT & Lks. OASTOHIA. Boars the aHw Kind You HavB Always Bought IhBKindYi Signature of FATHER TIME Rcminda us that tbe ho diy season la here. Beeid. a regulating the WatcheB end Clocks of F. Q. WILL Be sees tbe season coming with one of the finest stocks of holiday goods at Mr. Will's ever brought to Albany, Watches that run smoothly, Milvowaro, a splen did stock of Rings, a fine line of Diamond goods, an elegant etock of Out Glass and Novelties to select from. Call at F. G. Will's before buying. ' :: etc IMI ffifCT.-.i?St!5 Blain Clothing Co.