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About Albany democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1900-1912 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 18, 1903)
A f 3W French novelties and some very tasty domestic goods for Spring dresses are now in. Cream, White and Black Mohairs, very new and stylish. The light weight Fabrics, Veilings, Etamines, Lansdowne, are well rep resented iii shades that will be desir able for the coming season. We are showing some.beautiful Challies. The popular cotton goods and Mer cerized Etamines, Printed Madras, Batiste in pastel shades, Swiss with woven dots. Oxford and Cotton Damask. S. E. Young & Son. Albany, Or. i Fur CloaKs and Suits THE BAZAAR 'mH:; Ladies New Fall Tailor Made Suits Have arrived and are arriving daily from the Eastern market, over one hundred diff . erent styles to select from at prices to suit every purse. CORRECT STYLES AND CORRECT PRICES. You can't make a mistake if you purchase here, as the stock is new and the values best Furs Most every outter garment this ?year de mands a Fur of some kind, all our new de signs are now on sale. Childrens ready! made Dresses and Cloaks L. E. & H. J. NOW IS THE TIME To get one of those STUDEBAKER drivinn, 'nagonB, Pneumatic, Solid Rubber or Steel Tires. Yon will find them at Stewart & Sox Hdw. Oo. BJSRVESTING SUPPLIES. RUSSELL. ENGINES AND THRESHERS. PLANO BUNDERS. Mowersjand Rakes, we handle them. Write na for catalogue and prices. STEWART & SOX HWD. CO, 3p?Ito321 W 2nd. St. . AIiBANT, OR. F. M. FRENCH, JEWELER. Fine Railroad Watches.Engagement and Wedding Rings, a specialty. Jtitd & Barton, and 1847 Roger Bros's Knives, Forks and Spoons. (Bank or Oregon Building.) The Missourian For Groceries etc Shoes, Underwear and Hosiery HAMILTON Wall Paper Cheap Daring the month ol August we shall offer to you our entire lice of Wall Paper at almoBt actual cost. Some of the very brightest patterns made jnst received and shall he included in tbe sale. Call and Bee us and you will find it to your interest. - BURRHART & LEE. Arf3ggg& SOCIAL AND PERSONAL. iJise Gertrude Rohy, of Rrown'Ville is vLiiiog Albany friends. Mr Frank Dsvme, the timber cruiser returned last night from a Irip to Prine ville. Countv Clerk Vic or Moses, of Cor- vallis, was in the city to-day on his way to rtoseDurg on b atnesa. Mr, and Mrs. Jos Rings, tbe beet look ing Indian couple iu Lincoln county, were in ilia city to-day. Rev. J. 0. Uook, of the M. E. church South, left thi alt-rnoon for Roseburg, to attend tbe anuual conference of his church. Mr. Harry Hoeue loft yosrordav after noon for hie dome in Milton, alter a pleasant visit at home. Miss BbIiu Obanue, one ol Albany's best teacher's has hsen elected to a position in tie 1'oriUnd schools. Walter Scott, son of Ex.Sharifi Scott returned borne last evening, after an absence of two years, nioBlly spent in Butte, Mon. Mrs. Semen Me., era and daughther returned to their bomo at Roseburg today after a visit at the borne of Mr. Wm. Myers. Mrs. Baumgart and daughter Theresa left ycsteruay lor Portland. Mies Baum gart has been et?c ea to a position in tbe Heppner ecboois but had net decided whether she wuuldgo there. Mr. Elvin Crutchiield baa returned to Albanv from Somnern Oreirnn a H will clerk at Stevens for a week during tbe absence of Mr. Sievens, and then go to ru. uauu to enter a nusineBS college, Poultry Awards. The following poultry prizes came to Linn county exhibitors yesterday: Ed School, 3rd on cock and 3rd on pen White Plymouth Rocks. S. 0. WM'e leghorns, cockerel 1, cocc 1, pullet 1, 2 and 3, hen 1 and 3, pen I, best eolid oira i. vvnite uccmn Dantams, pullet 2, cock 1, cockerel 2 and S, Monmouth bronze turkevs. cockerel 1. vniinir torn 3. " A. A. Hulburt S. 0. White Leahorna cock 2nd, c.ckerel 2ud and StC, ben 2, pen -. xuacK inoine, ctok i, nen z aud 3, pullet 1, cockerel 1 and 2, psn 1. White Cochin bantam, cook 1. hen 1 and 2, pullet 1 and 3. tieese, old pair 2, young pair 1. White Muscovy ducks, old pair 1. E Dow cock I, htn t, cockerel 1 a id 2, polle. 1 and 2, pen 1 . State Fair Races. On the first day, generally supposed to be a slow day at the fair Helen Norte broke the three year old record for the grounds by going a mile in 2 :17. High ball won the 2 :20 trot. The beet time was 2:11, made in the first heat by Ohrietobel. A three fourth's mile running race was won by Resigned, a two year old. A three year old run was won bv Oheice. Yesterday the two year old trot was won. by Lovely Dell in straight heats. Best time 2:47f. The pacing race, In lani Empire stake, was won by I. O. Mosher's Tidal Wave, irtwo straight hetta, time2:21 and 2:28. The run ning contests were won by Olivoco and Misty's pride, with nothing ne-v in re cords. Got Seventeen Deer. Doc Conn and son, Clinton, Ferry Conn and son Robert and Clyde and James Biyant, arrived home this fore noon from the Big Bottom country, with a record of seventeen deer killed, well divided among the hunters, wi'.h the larger nroportion for tin men. They had a fine time. Tina makes about forty deer killed by Albany hunters during the past two or three weeks. Cascadia Soda Water, The best soda water in the state, can be had of O, D. Austin at the Alco Olub house, by the drink, bottle or dozen. Oysters, Fresh, served in any style, At Pfeiffer'e'Oyster.Fa DOWN THEY GO Down, down, down goes tbe prices on our entire stock .of Wall Paper, Some of tbe very latest designs at actual cost. If you are in need of paper it will pay you to see our line. BuKKHART & LBK. We rustle nam to pieaee each ens tomer, at 0. E. Bbownell'b. Our 10c package mush is a winn r Try it. O. E. Bkownbll. MARRIED. PAR30N8 StlHNEIDER W. . FPar. eons and Mibs Ten a S bneider weie united in marriage Tuesday evening Sept. 15, 1903, st the borne of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. tVm. Schneider, near Albany, Rev, M. O, Wire officiating. A tine wedding re. sat followed, when the happy couple left for their new home in the country . H0CKIN8MITH aCKSON. At the St. Charles Hotel this forenoon, Mr. Geo. Hockensmith, a popular young farmer o. Haleey, and Mis' Maril a Jackson, daughter of ex-sher.ff Jack, eon, were onited in marriage, Dr. M. 0. vvire officiating. Th's worthy young couole have the beet wishes of many friends fir the best bleestngso) life and p'opnty. OABTOHIA. fcuitlu) MM Tw Han Alwa?8 utu f j IN AND AROUND ALBANY, Use Suow FUke. Old wheat : uew Hour : Snow Flake. Red Crown flour makes tbe best bread. Delicious ice cream soda at The 6ugar Bowl, 1 Unnnina l..nJ :-J .u-u . goodB in ttie city, at F. G. ill's. Albany people should uee Albany flour The Snow Flake is the best. Obaerve the golden rule and hake with Snow Flake 11 jit. BeBides it is the beBt. Attend ihe night BC iool now in Fession in tbo Eclectic iineiue-s College, Enter any time. "Dairy Farm" at Opera House next Tuesday, prices $1.0) 75o, and 50c. Children 25c. F. K Allen & Co. have a fine line of cedar doors and windows also screen doorB. See them before buying. Ihrna s roug full grown boys will oomo to Albauv College, if tbey oan find places in which to work for their board. Speak to Presiden" Lee. Arrangements I ave been made, by which graduates of business and Bbert hand courses in Albany college, holding aipl. mas, and showing efficiency, can be given positions at rtmunerative salaries. Mr Lamoreaux, piano turner of Port land, will be in Albanv next week.those needing tbe services of one of the very pest tuners and action regulator can leave orders a E, TJ. Will's Music Store (i. W. luderenu, expert piano tuner anu action regulator ot Portland, is now located itx any. Any in need of atrictly first-class work leave ordera at Anderson Musio Houhh 208 Ferry St. 'Phone, Black 521. Yeary tuning a specialty. Born to Mr. aud Mrs. Jos. Achenbach, on the evening of Sept. 15, 1903 a boy. All doing well If any snbectiber of the Evening Tele gram has been overlooked in getting a box, call at V erickB Barber Shop and receive one A woman is canvassing tbe city for ttM.iw.oiuruiH uu iub regular report cards of tbe teachern of the county sent to parents once a mouth. $5 a year is the price asked The contractor fur nishes the card for the entire county, about 3,000. After tbe recant death from scarlet lever in this ' ity, the home o- Mr. Lnd wig was thoroughly fumigated, as well as those wtio were in the bouse and evert nrecaatiun talrnn in n.nf thB spreading of the rii-euee. The case was won Biieuuen 'o rme statement is made on account of a wrong impression that bas been aiade. . An Oregon Story. "The September number of the Pacific Monthly contains a clever alory written by Jack Bechdolt, Bon of Superintendent Bechdolt, of Eugene, and a graduate of the Eugene High School. Jack has been reporting on the Seattle Post-Intelligencer all summer .and ia clever writer. His story is baeedonan ex perience imaginary or rerl, it mattera little, near the mouth of the Siuslaw. A lone man. ui der tbe evil influence ol a Hinpu.diamond, has written the Btory ofis life and left the manuscript in a cabin on tbe mountain side. The dis covered MMS make interesting reading and the readers of the Pacifio Monthly will enjoy the relation of the strange experience intensely. Guard.' Wednesday and Thursday Sept. 16 and 17. We are prepared to show all the latest fltyleo in Fall and Winter Milli ery, MRS. 0. E. NICHOLS, 242 v 2nd Street. FOR 8ALE. A good cottago, in excell ent condition and well located, on reasonable lermB. Apply at the Dem ocrat office. WANTED, Man to saw some wood, by nana, appiv at iza rsroactaiDin Bt. man rinwtt r.i 'w " The Blain Clothing Co. j Returned From Yaquina. A special train arrived In Albany at 6 :S0 o'clock last evening bringing back Senator Fulton and the Albanv and other rooters for tbe much needed Ya quina improvement. At tbe meeting Senator Fulton made a strong speech in favor of deepening Yaquina harbor and was followed In strong addresses on the subject by Btatebenator JoneB, of Toledo, Hon. J. K, Weaiberford, Hon. J. J. WhlfnRV Anil JllHoA Palm. nf 1 lu' and Ool. 0. B. Mottague of Lebanon! xuuiQpuiaum lama ana ngureB were given, with Btronsr stress nn tha ini.,.n greatness of this conntry. Ihe engineere le t for Portland on the lighthouse tender Columbine, and will make tbeir report sometime before f!nn- grees meets. LET VIC, the Broadalbin street boot uihck give you b snine. lie will do it all right. Try him. REEVESl At BUSY CORNER SPECIAL SALE FLEECE BACKED WAI STINGS Over 50 pieces of Novelty Fleece' Backed Waistings in all shades and patterns, abso lutely fast colors. See samples in our larg window. Sale price 10c BEST SHOES FOR THE LEAST MONEY $1.48 Shoe Sale Mens' and Women's Shoes that will cost you from $1.75 to $2.25 in any shoe store ' in Oregon are now on sale for Largest stock to select from and it is easy to explain why the Department Store sells shoes so much cheaper than specialty shoe houses, because we have so many other lines to depend on and can afford to sell them at a very small profit. REEVES' Department Store We Have Cleared the Decks For Palland are prepared to show a carefully selected stock, which is about complete-- balance arriving daily ' FURNISHINGS, HATS: and SHOES we show the largest variety. Hundreds of Suits for Men, Youths and Boys. The new things made RIGHT. An elegant stock OVERCOATS. Every one new-not a last year coat in the house. Some grand styles-from $5.00 to $?0.00. We want you to see G. Co.'s Promotions. At tbe regular meeting of Q, Co. last evening Capt. Stellmaker reported Olio B Stelnaker'a promotion to first sergeant, Corporal Willard Marks to sergeant and Privates Walter R. Bilyeu and Hornet J, Moore to corporals. Sergeant Leslie Yiereck at bin own request oa account of his duties as mail carrier, retires. The promotions are good ones. Sergeants Stalnaker and Marks after tha meetiwr gave their fellow soldiers a treat at Ffeiffer's Oyster Parlors. It ia said there will be mora changes. There have been a good many new members during tbe past month or two, bo that the work of drilling will be Btrickly attended to this winter by Capt. Stellmaker and bis lieutenants 0. W. Wallace and 0. S. Harnieh. No need to tear sudden attacka of cholera infantum, dysentery, diarrhoea, summer complait of any sort if youbava Dr. fonle-'s Extract of Wild Strawberry n the medicine chest. the REEVES on yd $1.48 Shoe Sale them.