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About Albany democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1900-1912 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 17, 1902)
FUR OPENING. Thursday, Oct. 16, from o o'clock till 7 o'clock we will show as fine a line of Furs as ever open- ed in Albany. If you wish a fur for this season don't fail to see these. , S. E. Young & Son. THE BAZAAR. HEW FALL GOODS. Urqmqt01"1013 styles 11 Suits, Jackets, Coats and Caps. A larger variety than'ever to select from. Fine Walking Skirts $1.50 to $11.50 each. Well made Black $5,00 aud $6.00 each, Dress Skirts for NEW - Hats, Shoes, Hosiery & Grloves. Fall display of fine ttimmed Hat's TUESDAY, Sept: 1611), l. Pi, & H. J. HAMILTON. - Oregon Albany, From Yequiria, served and for sale in bulk. in any style. at F, H. PFEIF FER'S. WANT' bet' Wi Yin. To rent a barn somewhere yon and Walnut St , and d Tenth. Inquire at L. . ''arber Shop. A Night's Dream of jeweled loveliness becomes a reality when you look through our elegant col lection of novelties in diamonds, precious stones and pearls in the most artistio settings of the goHamilh'i art. Chains aid necklaces. Brooches and pendente. Rings and bracelets. Pins ami tvittune in the latest and mjrt cleiut "trN.. F. G. Will. IN AND AROUND ALBANY. Unequaled Fudge Viereck's, 2nd Street. Heavenly Hash, a delicious confec tion, made at the Sugar Bowl. Grape Kola, the thirst quencher, at tbo Sugar Bowl. Freeh oyBtera everyday nt Stetter'e, Albany's leading rosturant. Wa t.alrn tho lonil at-. Rnrnin. nit nveiara in any style, order at Stetter'e. J) roth oysters at btetter' a restaurant open every evening till 12 p. m. Call at French's Jewelry store and see Eomethlm? new in umbrella, rintnnh. able handles. finmorMnr. taat in I n a nmVnlld llnr. Call at Frensh's Jewelry store and see bnu nt.muua'jie nannie umoretia. Several former Albany neonln are now residing at Healdehurg, Calif., Joe Klein, John Lear and family and Dr. Chamberlain and family. Yesterday morning's overland was do layed sixteen hours on account of the big mill Are at Klamathon. The flie wan Hn hot, if WAR imnnoailtla f,i. tha train to pass it. At a meeting oi G. Co. last evening two promotions were made, Corporal Stalnaker to Sergeant and Privates O.H. Stewart and Roland riackloman to Cor porals. John Holland haa purchased the in, terest of Mb partner, O. O. Lee in the delivery business aod will ruD it alone. He has rented tbe.club stables ooposite the Blum berg block for headquarters. The Knijfhts cf Pythnia yesterday elected James W. Malone of Pendleton ttrand fthnnneilnr Kn.il W.lilm.n nln to. u , Ltt M. Uhm, of Alban- grand pre-! iaie ana Li. Jtt. Mtinsin again keeper of i records and seals. The Presbytery of Willamette ireets ' in mis city today, to ordain to the min istry Levon A. Tchorigian, John E. Wolver. of Nawnnrl. nnH Prno OT H J-.ee. The ordination service will bn at 7'30 this eining in the First Presby terian Chur. h Mr. Thnrirln nil! Drench the HFTmnn. Fir Trnlnhnn, nf Salem, will offer the ordaining prayer, auu lur. neea win give tne (marge. In a few days we will receive an im port order of;Japaneee noveltieB in table tihina. Call;and see them. C. E. Brownell. Choice meats cf all kinds at LONG . BROS. Good treat ment and reason able prices, ' DO YOU KNOW? That very beautifuldecorative fiet can ba had at slightest and little trouble? Well, we may tell you how you oan ependjfmuch or little here the treat ment we will acccord you will bs 'e flame. When It cornea to wall pap etc., we can and will suit you at ai about cost !ot the next SO days. BURKHART & LEE The Wonders of Science are astounding sometimes, but in no niher science has been more progress shown than In, the line of Banltarv plumbing. The health of the commun ity depends npon having It properly and scientifically done by expert plumbers ihat understand their business like S. G. GiiltlD WELIt. II SOCIAL AND PERSONAL. Mr. R. M. Payne is visiting at Van couver. Mrs. Mary McWilliams, cf Halsev. was in the city this afternoon. Max Shillock, of the Telegram, been in the city in the interest of paper. has that Mr. Loyd Duncan bat returned from independence and will Ipavm in a frnv day for San Fransisco ,(o resume his wurs mere. S3, finnnlr nnrl ttllfn nf Rolam nsro In the city yesterday and today the guests Of .Tank Hnmmill mhila nn thai man In Gorvallis to attend the 0. A. 0. dedica tion . Hon. S. R. niat.nr.Al r.1 TaViannn Weill tO (OrVftllin Ihia nnnn In oflan.l dedication serv ces. Also ex-sheriff Oaines, of Crabiree and Jack Hamill, of in m uiiy. Mr. Adrian Jack, who is now runnine a grocery and confectionary store in Brownevill", was in the city today bn bis way to Portland, on business Hie Bister, MieB Nellie, la working in the Magnolia laundry. Mr. nil, Hrtn-O nf Ihn nUnl- . vmj uuw, w, in, iinil mutiny, a resident of Brownsville, until recently and Mies Etta Eagen, are to be united 1 1 marriage tonight at 7 o'clock at the Catholic church. A wedding dinner will be served later at the Albany City restaurant. Dr. O. P. S. Plummer, of Portland, passed through the city yesterday after noon on his way home from the synod at Grants Pass. He is a former resident of Albany, having been in the drug business here twenty five years ago. The meeting of Court Liberty 25, For- Pnrnrn nf A morma al lkn:. u-11 I . . ' I IU,lt 11UII mat evening, was an interesting one. Four -""" ulcers were present, urana Chief Ranger O. U. Burkhart, of this Cltv. Granrl Snh f!Kml Vnnn XT7 ir Klepper, of La Grande, Grand Secretary Sam Kafka, if Portland, and Supreme representative Al Brown.of Salem. After the meeting a fine banquet was eerved at 8tetters,lollowed by toasts and a good time. ' AT THE HOTELS. Sam GoldBmith, Portland, John H. Warfield, Salem. E W Cooper, Independence, . G L Davio, Portland. Ohas R Thompson, Portland. W 8 McFarlrnd,8. F. J W HobbB, Iuternal Revenue. J. W. Newton, Portland. Senator HobBon, Stavton Wm Totom, DallaB. ' R O Vaught, Portland. J M Woodruff, " W H Keiffer. ' W H Ware, Portsworth, Ohio. Ed T Judd, Turner. A L Brown, Salem. A F Woodward, Portland. D L Greene. Salem. W O Nisley, Portlant. W Ke-ron, Salem, President Campbell, Eugene J M Shelly, Eugene. J G Flook and wf, Roseburg. Mrs J H Turpen, Waterloo. Ralph " H E Parrish, Plainview. W C Mortis, S, F. W h Erwin, Silverton. , W Bullia and fam, Eugene. W H. Biljen, Scio. Rev J H Cornwall, Sodaville. Geo H Graves, S. F. Geo Finley, Orawfordsville. Miss Whithorn, Gorvallis. S H Maokay, Portland. H C Harmon, Tacoma. Jos M Kurtz, Frankfort, Ky. Dr E O Smith, Portland. W G Schuller, Jefferson, Henry Clay, 4-11.44. J E Ross, Tacoma. O A Danforth, Tangent. Wm B Streeter, Portland. F N Libby. Dr. TO Mackey, Harriaburg, Wm H O'Neil, S. F. Mrs Landing, Tacoma, M Kuykehdtll, Eugene O Funk, Harriaburg. The Woman's exchange will be open ed Wednesday Oct. 16th. PleaBe call and see the latest in fancy articles of all kinds. Also baked beans, meats, sal ads, pice, oaken, doughnuts, cookieB etc. ail homecooking. 224 First st.opposfte Albany Furuitur? Co. ,. Mrs 8chell & Oo. Trade Marlt The Hull Umbrella Always Gives Satisfaction U has No Superior NEW; CON VENMT, DURABLE. F. M. FRENCH, the Jeweler, Sells Them. " C. C. C." on Every Tab-el Every tablet bf Cascarets Candy Cathartic bears the famous C. C. C. Never sold in bulk. Look for it and accept no other. Beware of fraud All druggists, 10c. CITY COUNCIL. The following bills uuon ru'ommm.- dation ordered paid : John Ciatlin t a n.-, Irwin Hn.ii.inn, '"" n ., ' v .. 1, UU Stewart & Sox 23 46 oauiuei weeinnite, labor 1 50 I? Koplinger, labor a 26 K RCrORhv. loinlin.. o n.A f ' Westfall, Bawiui wood.!!!.; 2 60 j o van Winnie, recorder 47 10 Mayor and councilmeu 37 50 Albany Canal & Water Co 38 60 YoUL'C & Gnnrlcrin rani Qnnn Electric Liuht Co !!! ".!.! 118 26 ' .." o IAI M U Stetter, meals 6 00 No. l's engiue, reported leaking, was ordered repaired The reports of the recorder and treas urer showed the following for the last quarter. Cash Julv 1 IHQQA n m f wuoil 1 1 Taxes received 99 54 aaiouu iicenseB 600 00 General licenses 171 00 Sidewalk anil Rpwn- mii,.b"'" iir oc tBX 56 00 S. . 335 00 avreei lax irom county 1766 34 """B lu" 996 55 Total . ' Imnn nir Paid Out! " f J " City officers , 8S9 30 ""r-""" 888 30 'ShtB 348 25 Sewer. Kn ,1. tr.ts 719 80 S"uv. 977 00 SundneB 83 49 Bond interest !.!.!!.!!! 2250 00 m $6806 29 Warrants Olllnlnnrlinrr. nlH tllinQ K I current iseue $7382 76. Total $18491. 5o! m Bona indebtedness $9o,00C.' Total in- aeoieanesB $iiu,763.&5. Tberenort.ni thn niuof r n.i;nn . k. arrests, 87 meals served at jail, beBideB menu uuu nnier uiet, Petitioi for sidewalk east Bide of blocks 63, 58, 43 aud 38 referred . Request of Nightwatch Williamson for inorease of salary of $10 referred. Tbe committee on ordinances was di rected to confer with the street superin tendent and have Btreets repaired as needed, ana ttie street superintendent was authorized to hnvn ,rn,.i h.xi. rnH streets Uuon cnmnlnint. nf lantr nf cn.nl 1 , r . -- -I .nun. U DDI VlliO Uy d.ectrlC icht ennmnnv lha m.lln. I diecueeed without action. Letter List. Following is th list 0f lettors remaining in the Postolfice at Albany, Linn county, Oregon, Oct. 14, 1902. Persons calling iur inese teitorB must give the date on which advertised : Anderson, Mr W H Adams, W P Blake, Mrs Charlotte Bryan, Mr W W Harris, Mr Edd Hiatt, W D Kenedy, J Y ICellor n if Madanlz. Aie H L Morgial, Miss Millie "ul"i ' " rrentnolt, Yi V Randall, Mr Frnl Smith, Mr E A 8tange, Mr John A. Thai, Julius L Young, Mr Frank S.S. Train, P. M. J.X. IRYIN, Dealer In: Wall Paper, Room Mouldings; etc. Paints, Oil-, Glass, Varn ishes, and Painters Sup plies. Headquarters for Fine Bronzes. Is it not hnrfnl- tr. rlonl milk n nH 1: I house? With 15, years practical experi ence we are prepared and willing to ad vise VOll In flnnlvinrr flir. a.lt.la. :. line, thus enabling' you to obtain the dbbi resuics irom tneir une. Think the matter over. Our linen nrn rnmnlnlo nn nf I . - ,, . --".r... Ml UCHI. quality. Prices as low as the lowest. FOR GALE. A lounge and good heating ouu pip uan ac viereck's barber sliop. feGumntcedbrl B.Kuppenheimer& Cc.J AmerlcVi Leading Clothci Maker .Chicago of SOoprrisht, wm, by D, KWPRfttHWIK ft CO, Blain Clothing Go.i!l l;,r Viiri. COURT HOUSE NEWS. Deeds recorded: J K Baltimore tr. H R fti, I01 bl 16 E A I t.nny...- ,' Hugh I Gee to W 0 Soutn, 2 acres EnPa,'ne 10 Kl "'"beth i'r'vine. 320 annul ' w ' ?yr to' Hu" 'iicKinley. 160 acres John R Pearl 10 W J Moore, 36s ol feet Brownsville.... Edward Wiizel to w 1000 1241 Sarah Wright, 39.10 acres.... Henrietta Davis and admr est E h, Davis to O Funk. 933 25 acr88i5 W 4 8738.c5 1 Mortgages for J3000, $1000 and $3500. Satisfaction o( mortgage for $008 Chatel mortgage for $301. Probate record : Tn MtltatA nf Annllln C-..ll-u ... n. j rj , ruuor, inventoiy filed. Real property $1450. In eatate of R. A. Mosee, inventory Died. Personal nronertv .!fi2.77 In RAtnlAnfniun... II. J . . flij i 1 '"'"""i inventory filed. Real property $300. r,rina' .aount allowed in estate of Dorus Bigler. Ib estate of Robert J. Hart D. Hart appointed administrator , In estate of Wilhelmina Burmester fi nal hearing set for Deo. 10 n'Ct??T Sere ifi8Ued to Ja- H. Kelley Bring your fnim produce to 6. E Oysters Oysters Oysters Served in Any style at thp ELITE. 233 First St. MEW MILLINERY... m - i tt , -latest Styles. Trimmed Hats. Walking Hats. ATO'NEIJL'S. SPOUTING GOODS, GUNS, AMUNITION, POCKET CUTLERY and SCISSORS fully warranted, STEEL R ANGES and STEEL COOK SMES Granite Ware, finest ever brought to tie city, Stewart & Sox Hdw. Co. Second:8t The Missouri?. n ASrVAA For Groceries etc THE PARTICULAR Young Man Will be more than pleased with our line exclusive patterns. We wkctN thA cream of them all. The Celebrated "Adler" Overcoats. The NEWEST in Hats, Shoes, and Furnishings. Our Fall Goods are ar- 20 riving Almost Daily Wa have an up-to-date line of CAPES and JACKETS ... In all the leading styles and colors. Our new fall line of MEN'S and BOYS CLOTHING seems to meet the approval of onr cus tomersIt will pay you to see them. JuBt received 15 cases of the famona HAM1LTOM and BROWN shoes for en, womon nod children. It has been our aim in seleciinr. nnr Fall and Winter Stock to get ths BEST. We don't handle traBh. Ic does not pay ue and it does not pay yon to buy it. All our Shoes, Oloake. Clothine Underwear and Hoiserv hna p.nma irim directly fiom the mills and factories, Our goods are right aud oui prices are correct. Speoial prices will be made to parties buying large bills of Fall and Wintor biipplies. .The highest price paid duce. for farm pro- A.M. REEVES & Co. (Mcllwain Bl., Albany, Or.) JUST RECEIYED. The Celebrated SOCKS, "-IWi,! Ill , u