If you want something that will
please a woman three hundred and
sixty-five days a year, get her a
latest improved "Cyco" Bearing
Carpet Sweeper. We have the
latest patterns of 4 'Cyco" Bearing
Sweepers at prices ranging from
$3.00 to $4 00.
We have small ones at $1.25 for
the little folks
S E. Young & Son.
I ... mSmmmsm
IN AND AROUND ALBANY.
NOTIC
in
5th annual clearance sale
at The Bazaar Jan. 1 to
Feb. 1,1903. Marked down
prices in tailor made suits
wool and silk waists,laces
embroideries, shoes, cloaks
childrens dresses and many
other articles on counters
plainly marked. Drum-'
mer's samples in muslin un
derwear. See window dis
plays lor prices
L E. & H. J, HAMILTON.
Just received
Large and Ele
gant Stock of
Silver Ware.
F. G. WILL.
1 1 11 1ITI111H ft ihiHMllh ill ANMhl4h
-..
ript-bich
iwift wtmt mn0m
In Drugs or Chemicals
is ever made in such a reliable
and Al drug store aa that of Burk-
fafirt &. I.fln. A niiViattnti.n nt o
arng Dot called lor in a prescri
ion is often used for one wh
the drncoish ha.n'h ont la nntn
mon sin among druggists not iof
the Al class. Every prescription
prepared at our store is done to
the very letter of the doctor's pre
scription, and all drugs sold at
this house are right up to the
standard, pure and freBh.
BURKHART & LEE
Weather prediction: Tonieht and
Thursday, occasional rain . The river
ll 8 feet above low water.
Dr. E M. Hard, of Salem. has brought
SUIt for riivnrt anainm I : ...
j -.biub. uii wuv, xne
grouuda are desertion,
in r2Hi: sher"ood, the great pianist,
will be here Jan. 30tb underf the au
pices ol the Thursday Musical Club.
The Band
A Vrw u j V " io mm iu ue iu
elephant on tbe baoda ol Linn county.
a. Rama 01 Daikat ball ia to l-e played
betweei Ihe high achool team and a j
be agreed upon hereafter.
W.bil" P0"01" t basket ball last
evening Willard Marks, the manager.
Was RnfM.Mi1 Heroin ur - i
j - bubiji curner ana
rendered unconscious for awhile.
The a. M. Boberteon house at the
corner of Baker and Eighth street, was
sold yesterday to W. B. uilson the
barber. Consideration, ?1,700. Mr.
Uilson has purchased it as an invest
ment having another residence in whioh
Womflnrtf tViulri.r. .
t or.Tij.i BOQ wooamen
of World take notice. There will be a
joint installation program and banquet
at Woodman hah on Friday, Jan. 9, at
P-Husbands of Women of Wood
?J!t nd ?1Tea ?' Woodmen are cordially
invited. By order of Committee.
disSfict,MB:tTahomp8Sl1 uPe"l" ol
aistnct 22, at Sweet Home, was in the
city today among others, to render hie
rennrt tn th . . . .
r .w WUD wuubr coun, air.
Inompion has u mn of ro,d in
TV',S we" wet district. There are
u . Driages and culverts in the district
and the appropriation only, permits of
about 6X days work to the mile, and yet
the best was done possible and the
showing made la a good one.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Mrs. R. ft. TtnfVKa.tv t ei
TDii Auj( moany irienda.
V 1 iho rTaIli, lawyer,
w wmjf ineb evening.
F. W. Er.nu is nm bi :
" T" T wwi.uK m no or
ange packing house in Arlington, Calif.
j . a. crown, of Btayton, a former
Albany lumber man, was in the city to-
Mr. Brvon Milloy, of Detroit, Or., a
former Albany printer, was in the city
today. ...... ,
nh. v . . .
yum. i.ouiy ana jonn uniswell were
.oa,reu be me ..notel Willamette
Bilem yesterday.
Harry Backensto, a former Albany
barber, is now working in the Oregonian
Miss Janes, the popular miliner at
the Bazaar ior the jast two seasons, left
last night for San FranrUco.
Mrs, J. H. Townsend, of Dallas, grand
matron of the Eastern Star, ia in the
Cltv tha Ollnnf. nt Ma nrnn.uc j
-i - b .u. iFcnuuwiuru, pasc
Waa. matron, and will meet with the
aiuauy luuge,
Lebanon E. A.: Katherine Watson,
of Albany, visited Isabella tiarland in
this city last week Mrs. W. F
Moist returned yesterday from a short
VlSlfc in Alhnnv M.o TJ r. ; "
home with her for a short visit.
Miss GertmrlA n'Rf.o.. i
very enjoyable reception yesterday after
noon by MIbs Frances French previona
Several young ladies spent a delightful
COURT HOUSE NEWS.
The Missourian
For Groceries etc
A fine line of Winter Robes and
the Celebrated PrinevilJe Saddles
at Wagner & Ketchum's Harness
Shop, corner of Second and Ferry
Streets, Albany.
Died at Ashland.
From the Tidings :
Austin Howell, aged 66 years, aled at
his own home on Granite street, Thurs.
day, January IbI, at 7:07 p. m, of a
severe attack of la grippe. Deceaaed
had not been in rugged health for several
years, but his illness was of short dura
tign. Mr. Howell, came to Aehland
about three yean ago from Linn counlv
seeking relief for asthma and was re
spected here as an honorable and up
right citiaen. While here ho has fol
lowed only such light occupation as his
health would permit. Deceased was
born in southern Iowa, but moved with
hie narentn tn rtratmn lu.n : .
and has lived in the state ever- since!
Fniir nhiMvnn. thrnn anna a-A n j .
1 auuD HUH u UHUffQ-
ter, all of whom live in Linn county,
survive to mourn their mvoh revered
and honored father. Walter, the eldest
Bon, came to Ashland, and took charge
of the remains, which were shipped.
Saturday, to Bhedd, Linn oounty, where
the intermrnt will take place.
Deeds recorded:
Cril Burkbart and J D Burkbart to
Patnr Rilns. 13 s
tj ni . n . '.'
v a wuDpiuBu bu it r nooertion, BU
Buron ...... ... .
7 D Haiiht to H O MoPharaAn'
478 06 acres '
Dot Warmoutb to I N Warmoutb'.
160 acres
A J Johnson to H M Myer, 20 foot
strip Bcio
Higley et al to 0 H Chapman',
several tracta in thrna Aaana
L R Kellv et al hv ,hriii'Y
ncannan f niiinn. im as...
Nancy Robertson to Agnes M Gil
son, lots 7 and 8 bl 51 Albany 2000
vuiuuiuw iiauua iu XWlB A OCOtt, 7
acres
8 D Pickens to W R Mealy, 80. ore's
J A Thompson to Fred A Kribs, 160
acres
M Etta Willis to J 4 Thompson'to
Fred A Kribe, 160 acres. ...
H F Conner and W L Brewster to
Annie and Kate Althouse, lot 7 bl
fl E Albany
J W Compton to W A and n'n
Neal, 26 acres kqq
East Scotland I Co to 0 F Oooo'e'r'
403.78 acres "uper,
Mary E Terhune to E Dake','6s!69
acres ' 1700
East of 8 X Co to J J Graham',
279 80 acres ' 10
J Wlgman to T Wigman, X inter
est estate J W Geary, 423.76 2000
O&ORROotoWO Brown, 160
acres.... S00
las Brown to Oyrne Clark, 20 acres 400
W O Brown to Oyrne Clark, 40 aores 1200
J W Grime, to W A R Grimes, 240
acres j
J D Arthurs to J W Buckman, 6.44
acres 2
Mortgages lor $3600, $SS0O, ' $1300.
600, $300, $295, $176, $3000, $150, $600,
$6u0(
$15tK)ea8e8 10' 400' 30, 8' 50'
Obatel mortgage for $45.
90
1600
125
836
25
600
4800
650
A lenonntrinMi tn .Di
. . . . . .'.a .uvl w
petition is being clreulated and signed
by a good many who appreciate the lac
T II B r r 11 a tntn . - .
, - uuuviva cannot De in"
""'o take charge of the bridge and
' """' muu so witnout
a toll as much as it is desirable from a
fuajum- OIBUUpOIDC.
Tou Ar Inrited
TO CAll Mr! .
- - - 1 wua uvvr uar naw
arrlTaiain Ubla Ohin h. JI
now on diarjUv mk All .atASa. O 1
. 1 -www. www uu do con a
alreet,a much larw.r and More rariad aa-
lltfmint (h.r .... k.1 .n .
.n,7 "A lD'B"e on
Tha nilMlinn nl . V. 1 .
i "ur wnen sntler-
Wnv not taka nr.. W v. : . ti . .
m " . . , nuno riDB UOUgn
Syrnp. the right remedy and if 1t fails
tO Onre COma nana- anA 1. " ' "
. , -mm B.. yuur monev
-iur store is not far away-2io and 50c.
nOKKHABt La.
Letter Lift.'
Following ia the list of letters remaining
In the Postoffice at Albany, Linn county,
Oregon, Jin.' 6, 1903. Persona calling
tor these letters must give the date on which
advertised :
Adama, Mr J C Alvln, Walter
Campbell, W Gaia, Mr rrart:
t D Holt Houston, FB
Hom.cburoh.Rav E D Houghton. Mr S
lames.Miss Evaline Kapper. J P
Leech. Mr E H Meyers, MreJ
B57,r,ank Qlck,Mra Martha J
uaanv. M, Hai.n.. dl..i . T
- j -. . ....i uui . ou river, jnr xl x
Selsar, Mr W H
Johnson, Mr and Mrs AS
8.8.Tbaim, P. M.
L ,t .i
DUMP SALE
And General Cleaning Up of
Broken Lots, Odds, Ends, etc.
all
In Albany To-day.
JFBrienz, Ft Dodge, Ia.
Frank Crabtree, Orahtree.
J P MoNicholle, Portland.
8 O Miles, Newberg.
P E ThompBoo, Portland.
H A Trepbalgen, 8 F.
J Jt Korris, Chiaago. :
A J Pickard, Eugene. '
Obas WeBely, 8cio.
Scott Morris, Gardner.'
J A Rueaeli, Gates.
Bud Miller, Tekoa, Wash.
. W Richardson, Solo.
0 D Compton, ' "
B G Nye, Oascadia.
E P Carlton, Eugene.
Mrs Pet Crabtree, Crabtree.
1 A Pbelps and wf, Soio.
H McDonald, " .
Oihe Morris
John Gilman, Munsing, Mich.
U E Powell, Peoria.
Albert " ."
Geo B Whitoomb, Foster.
E J Foster, Los Angeles.
WlWIll Hnrru . '
in stock alter January let, 1009, Chase
ci oanborns teae. Tou know the repn-
uviuu oi cuvir oouee s none ae good.
u. a. jjiiowmsLt, sole agent.
1 1 Out Times For
Ua after kha FTHffa tV.. An.. j..
...MHjai mi t-vsiv unr
11 i hmv nnn -"if h nannu u
cuke the BRa4IN8 only to be had at
A Few Dump Sale Prices.
(THI8 WEEK ONLY.)
Print a v,r be" Oalicos ia all
Aillua shadss sold averv plaoe for
6X and 7o. Only 10 yds. to
' a oustomer.
Olltiniia. 27 Innh Outlnn rianna
dark and light shades heavy fleece,
uum" tu"miB4:'6.tc yd.
Dress Goods. X'gooSs
. in all tha naw waavan nla'ln an.) rnn
will be reduced for this sale 26 per
UBUW -
TTnbo Ladies fast Black HoBe,
J-LUOC. oitraordlnaiv onnrl -ia
Special School Meeting. '
NOTICE 18 HEBEBY SI TEN TO
No. 5 in Linn countv- Oretrnn. thof a
D'yt" .--uuui uietjuDg oi eaia diatriet
will be held at tbe Central achool build-
intT Of RAlfl dlntrint in alU r
on Monday, the 19th day of January. A
m. of aaid day fortbepurpoaeof hearinsc
the renort of thA hnaFri t Aim,.-.
the OBtimated eHpensee of conducting the
acboola for tbe ensuing year, to lery a
tax for the support of the aohoola of aaid
diatnct and far ihn nnmnaa ni t.t
tax to raiee a Iun to complete tbe pay-
-"..-luajo oiw,ou ami oiner ex
eenaea Incurred nri imnntrnm.n:.
during the past jear.
Dfttftd Jflnunm 7fh lOHO
J lU IVVll!
Attest L. M. Hnor.
Vibqii Pabkbe, Chairman.
Clerk.
UUKh...uu. anouaa, innut BlilfJV.
hair tonic at Johnaon oc Viereck'i Star
Liquid Air
January 23.
IHose.
Childrens heavy ribbed
knse, a big snap lor Jgg
Clothing. rInvXtiaorJ:
18.60 " 15.95.
Bovs $1.25 doable breasted Baits
for 79o.
Boys $2.00 doable breasted suits
for $1.25.
Men'a 7So to $1,00 Dress Bhirta. all
colors, cuffs toj ma tab, ' odds and
end8' 39c.
Men's fanoyGolf Shifta, all, colors, ca
Men'B GloveBt heavy
ntA I nn f mnUI. . .... .1
seams, sell in any store for 75o. .Our
Dump Sale price Qq '
Groceries.
PontMvalv tha lam... nAn. t. lit..
- .. , '"ig'uu udJ,iIU A1UHUT,
Yellow Orawlora peaches and
assoi ted Table f ruits ........ 15n can
Gloves.
extranrHin., n-nn nat..Al aasoi lea xaoie iruits ........ 15n car
... in. r n-T. ' Varv flnnat Tnmatn.o nn. i ,01.
lui.jDi isump oaie price i i.r - , .... u. .u uBua ab.
a avi ...( oMiacan
u tuiuura uiunu, targe package 3 for V!oo.
Watch for Side Walk Bargains.
REEVES
SALE STORE.
3C
STEWAKT & SOX HDW CO
wou
Air Guns, Pooket Knives, Boiasore and lall
kinds of cutlery. Table outlery, Nickel
ware, Q-ranite ware, Kitchen furniture
of all kinds and Meohanios tools,
SI 5 TO m WHST SKCONB SXUBHI
WANTED To purchase worn-out in
grain carpel, to weave into rugs. In'
quire at 222 S. Jackson St , Albany.
for two or three
VTABlEU: naw. -----students,
,-entlemen and ladies, where
tney can work lor all or part of board.
Apply to President Lee.
Get a move on and try a bottle ol oar
Wbile-CorfardthCOtUbgeh
r0.uU.toretckodgct your money.
2oi and 50c per bottle.
Bukhart A Lai.
INDIGESTION
ie tbe canse otiinorediwomfort than a i
other ailment. If you eat the things itiat
yon want, Jund that are goed for you, yon
sb distreseed. Aekor'a Dyspeyxla
f ablets will mako yoar digestion perfect
and prevent Dyspepsia and its attendant
Ji.anraa.hl. Dlmntnn. fun n ...
eat anything, at any time, if yon take one
of lb e Tablets afterward. Sold by all
druggists under a positive guarantee. 26
caa. Money refunded U you are not ra'
is fiad. Send to ui for a free wunple. JW
ii Hooebb ii Co, Buffalo,, H t.
For Sale.
Bran new Hero Fannina Mill, with
sacking attachment and 8 screens.
Pi ice, $12.50. Also a quantity of feed,
compoeed of chopped vetches and oats,
also Bome chopped cbeet seed, oats and
wheat. I will sell my stock and farming
tools also,
Clibbnce B. Sbttumhb,
226 W Second St., Albany, Oregon. -
WWW
Choice meats of
ll kind at LONG
BROS. Good treat,
ment and reason
able prices.
a? j2L 0
tCWkw b. IC.DBnbrimit A ok.
jLJjiL clolhl M"
THE PARTICULAR
Young Man
Will be more than pleased , with our to
Oi eiclusiie patterns. We selected the
cream of them all.
The Celebrated
"Adler" Overcoats.
The NEWEST in
Hatfi,
Shoes, and
Furnishings.
JUST RECflHD.
The Celeliialed
artBftflu m, tr. tttagusraaaaa a ee.
Blain Clothing Go.in
large variety