S. E. YOUNG & SON
Our ladies suits are meeting with popular
favor.
They are the best we have ever shown.
The stvles are correct.
The material just as represented.
The tailoring first-class.
. Call and see them.
ttt ,1tt rlQcnrihfi f), ffiWt
W fcJ Uctll uuiv . ,,
J;ir7. trimmed with satin
.Tripbig. Jacket lied with good quality satm
$25.uu. , - rriofFfita and
buttonsLined with good quality silk Ko
. maine. $14.50.
. A Big line of Walking Skirts from $1.75 to
$1Our0 dress skirts in new cloths are from
$2.50 to $12.00.
Fur Cloaks
and
Suits
A $10,000 SUIT
Is to Be Brought Against Albany.
E, A. Truelova, of lalluian, has tm
ployed M. A. Butler, a Portland lawyer,
to prosecute a suit against tha i-ity o(
Albany for $10,000 damages. The com
plaint is lo Albany reaity to be verified
by the plaintiff upon hit coming to tbe
city, when i will be served. In its issue
of March 30 the Democrat gave an ac
count of the accident, result'ng in the
suit, as follows:
On December 6 E. A. Truelove, of
Tallmaa, a bridge carpenter on tbe
Siutbern Pacini, injured a foot with an
adz and was taken to the Po.-iiand Hos
pi'al for treatment getting out recently
and returning hiroo. Last evening he
was brought to u.e city in a buggv to re
tu n to his work on tbe road, intending
to go to tunnel number nine. After get
ting a lnncb be Btarted to walk to the
11:35 train. While passing in front of
the property at tbe southeast corner of
Lyon and Second Streets he fell through
a bole, caused by a board being oat, in
juring ino old wound bo that it was nei"
esBary for bim to be Bent back to the
Portland hospital tblB morning. Or.
Trimoie attended bim and be left for
Pi-itland on tbe morning train.
Tbere are said to be a dozen holes in
half a block at tbe place where he fell, to
which tne attention of tbe street super
intendent and committee has been oalled
several timee. There is talk of a suit
for damages.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
IN AND AROUND ALBANY.
Use Snow Flake.
Best served oysters at Pleiflers.
Old wheat: new flour: Snow Flake.
OyeteiB at Pfeiffer Oyster Parlors
Red Crown flour makes tbe best bread.
Garry a Hull Umbrella. French has
them.
Fare cider Vinegar at Settleuiier's
Feed Store.
OyBters in any style at the Pfeiffer
Ojater Parlors.
The Ed Davidson ironing boarda are
the test. Get one now.
Genuine hand painted ware, the finest
goods in the city, at F. G. S ill's.
Albany people Bhould use Albany
flour. Tbe Snow Flake is the beet.
Nothing better than oysters, Get
them at the Pfeiffer Oyeter Parlors.
Observe tbe golden rule and bake with
Snow Flake flour. Besides it if the best
BISHOP HAMILTON HERE.
Albany's fastest Growing Store
I THE BAZAAR S
Ladies New Fall Tailor
Made Suits
eprery purse.
CORRECT STYLES AND CORRECT PRICES.
Furs
signs are now on sale.
tlUB
Childrens ready
made Dresses
and Cloaks
L E. & H. J. HAMILTON
.Shoes,
Underwear
and Hosiery
Wall Paper
Cheap
During the month of August
we shall offer to you our entire line of
Wall Paper at almoBt actual cost. Some
of tbe very brightest patternB niade-iastreceived-and
shall be included in
, tne sale. Call and see ua and you will
find It to your interest.
BURRHART & LEE,
The Sheriff has ieaued 5359 tax re
ceipts for thia year's taxes.
Robert M. Crawford returned
noon from a trip to the Bay.
Mr. and Mrs. William Faber,-.o
Portland, are viaiting Albany friends.
Dr. Tracey Parker, returned on tbe O.
& E. this noon from .a i.enton cou nty
bunt.
Mrs. J. R. Wi'.son and child returned
thia noon from a visit with Corvallis
relatives.
S. G, Irvine, of Newport, one of the
leading citizen's of Oregon's best Bum
mer resort, was in the city to-day.
Mrs. Dr. W. S. Harrington.of Seattle,
is a guest at the M. E. parBOaage. Dr.
Harrington is P. E. of Seattle district.
George IT. Piper and bride, of Seattle,
will be in tbe city tomorrow on their
way home from San FianciBCO.
Nick Galloway , a former Albany line
man, now of Lob Angles, is in tbe city
tbe guest of bis father-in-law A, D'
Barker.
Mrs. E. T. Price returned home last
evening from Yamhill county, where
she bas been visiting relatives for sev
eral weekB.
Mrs. D. P. Bradley and child, of
Surupter, were in the citv tbis afternoon
tbe guests of tbe Misses MoCcv. while
on her way home frooi the Bay.
Mail Carrier Leslie Viereck went to
Portland this morning to take the regu
lar civil (service examination. E. A.
Alexander, the sub, is attending to route
number one.
Miss Greta Brund,of Florence bas
been visiting in Albany the guest of
MiaB Frances Graham. Last evening
a reception was given in her honot at
the home of Mr. Graham.
Mra. C. E. Hawkins, of Toledo, aassed
through the city this afternoon for Lead
ville to attend a meeting of tbe board of
directors of tbe Women of Woodcraft.
She makes four trips a year.
H. R. Shultz.H. Lemke and Thos.
Henneasoy left laat night for Klamath
Falls to prove up on f-.eir chime situat
ed in Klamath cmnty, juat beyond the
Crook county line.
D. McOarty, he Lebanon train enei
near left to-cay for Ashland to attend to
bia fruit orchard and -visit bin wife.
Mra. McOarty will move here to reside
in a few weeks after the fruit crop is
aiienueo, to
Mm. A. Riland is seriously ill at her
nome rn mis city. Two ol her daugh
ters, Mr3. Rndd of Alnany and MrB.
Vaughan of Ooburg, and one son, M.
Riland of Vteadling, are aueniin; ber
bedside. Lebeanon E. A.
Bishop J. W. Hamilton and wife, of
San Francisco, are in the city the guests
of Dr. and Mrs. Wire, Members and
friends ol the M. E. church are invited
to the parsonage this evening to meet
tbem.
Bishop J. W, Hamilton bas
finished holding seven conference
tbe Pacific Northwest. The last of these
was tne Oregon Confereace which con-j
vened at Salem recently. The biBbop I
was formerly very popular as a pastor in I
Boston, tie made lor nimseu a great j
reputatloa throughout tbe denomina-1
tion oy bis pastorate ol thd People's
Church in tbat city.
Subsequently he became secretary ot
i he treedmen's Aid and Southern
Education Society, a position which he
tilled for seveial years with great credit
to himself and great profit to the
Societv He was electee to the
Episcopacy in 1900 and iB one of the
most efficient, genial, courteous anu
hard-working bishops on the board.
He gives all hie titnb and energy to the
gieat churcn which he serves and noue
excel him iu a sincere and successful
etlort to to man the work as la give tbe
best results for the Master's Kingdom.
REEVES'
FALL
SALE
The morning train was about seven
hours late.
Government weather nrodieiion : To
night and Thursday fair, light frost tonight.
F. H, Pfeiffer haB leaied bia stoca farm
to John Keller. France will mako Alb
any his home
Some one be6 Btolen Will lacks U. S.
mail carrier wheel. It will be in order
for Uncle Sam to take a hand and hunt
down tbe thief.
A calf wan discovered to-day under
neatb the bridge on Lyon street, where
it had floated. It was eaid to have been
in tbe water eight or ten days.
O. S. Harcieh has purchased ot W. B
Gileon a lot at the corner of First Bud
Jackson streets and will erect a resi
dence ior bis borne.
The Jenks brothers have nurchased
tbe fine Kelly 'arm near Tangent, con
sisting of 174 acres lor which $45 an acre
is to be paid. Howard & Price negotia
ted tbe sale.
The chief of police will appreciate it if
the leavings ot wood saws aro cleaned
np without official request. By all
means, let ns have clean etieets even
during the winter montbB,
Tbe floor committee for the grand ball
Thursday night at Maccabee ball will
be: R S. Willie. S. R. Clevenge. Jos.
nizpairicK, r. j, Tracey; reception
Job. Fitzpatrick, R. 8. Willis, F, J,
Tracy.
At the meeting of G Co, last evening,
Capt. 8tellmacber announced that ie
bad reconsidered his resignation and
wonld remain with the company as
Captain pursuant to tbe unanimous mo
tion of tbe company at the previous
meeting.
BiBbop Hamilton, of theM. E, church
is in the city tbe guest of Dr. Wire. To -
day be bad bis first Chinese pheaBants
killed by Mr. Perry Conn and Ibis after
noon-be tried hie hand- himself at the
fine sport of CeleBtial Bhooting on one of
the best larma of tbe county.
1 he Boys Club of the TJ. P. church
are transforming tbe basement of tbe
church into a good gymnasium. There
will be dumb bells, oluba, a punching
bag, parallels, flying rings, trapeze, etc
Borne of which are already up. Tbe
place will afford a splendid place for im
provement and recreation evenings ior
the members of tbe club.
They Advertised Oregon.
Robert Andrews, pf Portland, a
former Linn county man, has returned
from Baltimnre, Md., where he repre
sented the I. O. O. F. lodge of Oreion
as one of its delegates, the otherB being
Dr. Nelson. Jui'ge Rrvan and P. W.
Stewart. During the big parade the
Oregon delegates had their carriage
decorated appropriately. These signs
were on tbe horses: 1
Columbia River Salmon, Largest
Known to Man.
Vieit tbe Lewie and Clark Fair,
Portland, Or., 1905. Garden Spot of
America.
Iu the carriage wse Dr. Nelson's little
girl dressed in the national colors. Sbe
tbrew kisses to the crowd as tbey
cheered the Oreuon carriage.
Andrews nluue distributed about
10.000 cards and pamphlets about
Oregon.
SElt OTJH 8 PAQK CIRCULAR FOB
FALL
BARGAINS.
price
Conn
Concord grapes by the bushel,
reasonable. Leave orders with
& Husion.
W. B. Gould, second hand store, 229
W. 2nd at. Will buy and sell all kinds
of second hand goods.
Pure cider vinegar for sale by John
Brush at 341 E 4th St. at 15 eta. per.
gallon. gallon 10 cts.
F, E. Allen & Co. have a fine line ot
cedar doors and windows also screen
doors. See them before buying.
Inst
Crackers? lea we have tbem
like the sample left you.
O. E. Bbownbil.
IF YOU WISH tbe S. E. P. delivered to
your home every Friday evening,
please leave vuur order at Bnrkhart &
Lee's drug store,
H. B. Fluminq, Agt. B. F. D
Stewart & Sox Hdw. Co.
Have The
Largest StOCk snd motcooipleUlineof
Steel Kaiiges
in the city as well as
Air Tight Heaters .
. we have the Rotary Dutchman, the Disc Plow that
DiSC PlOWS, "beats them all." Call and see it, and g:ve it a trial.
. wo carry tbem, and csn guaiantee. See
irn?oline EngmeS, nBboutthem. Write for caU.ogue if you
aro interested.
F: m. FRENCH,
JEWELER.
Fino Railroad Watchee.Engngement
and Weddirg Rings,
a specialty.
t,sd & Barton, and 1817 Roger
3ros's Knives, Forks and
Spoons.
(Bank op Oregon Boildiko.)
ft..
y fit
The miss
For Groceries etc
Making a Good Showing.
The Albany College foot ball team is
showing up well, and the Democrat has
confidence tbat it will make a oreditable
showing tbis year, probably as good as
last, the experience of tbe old men hav
ing added wonderfully to the strength of
tbe team. In the practice last night
Marstors appeared at center, McCloud
a d Crow at guard, Bupee and Dolan at
tackle, Frances and Miaw at end,
Rupert at quarter, Morrison and Coatee
at half and Englehart at full back. Tho
line will probably ha changed, Mack
and Dickinson finally appearing but the
backs are undoubtedly established.
DOWN THEY GO
Down, down, down gees the prices on
our entire stock of Wall Paper, Some
ol tne very latest designs at actual cost.
II you are in need of paper it will pay
you to see our line.
BullKItART & Lsb.
THE HULL detachable handle Urn.
brellas proved sudh a Bucceaa last year
tbat wo bave nut in a much larger stock
thio year. We have pomp beauties, and
the prceB are no more than ordinary
makes. For sale by F. M. French, Tue
Jeweler.
Call and see the new Gnern Hata
Tbe Bazaar. L E & H J Hamilton, at
Notice to Hunters.
Any one huntinu on my property, near
tbis city, wnhout permission, will be
prosecuted to the full ex ent of Hie law
and no exception.
Take warning end reep off.
. O, M, BUKKIfABT.
LOST. Between Neeland's Hospital
and P. O. on sidewalk, red patent
leather purse containing between ti
and $5. Return to Mrs. Walter Govro
3310 E. Front St.
Sale
ON
Ladies and Misses
Jackets,
Brandeberry-Howard Marriage.
Mr. Marvin D. Brandeberry and .Miss
Edna Howard were united in marriage
h. the home of the bride at 2 o'clock
ibis alternoon, bv Rev. G. W. Nelson, of
tbe Congregational church. Tbe cere
mony was private. Tbe groom is a
popular voung man, a Bon of J. N.
Brandeberry of tho lumber yards, and
the bride is one of Albany's moat ac
complished musicians and wortbv young
ladiee. Tboy have the best wish- ol a
many friendB. Mr. aud Mrs. Biande
berry left on the afternoon tr.-tu for
Portland and other places. Upon their
return tbey will be located at tbe recent
home pf Mrs. Howard (illbreath.
Any person found hunting or tres
passing on my farm, in or among my
stock, with or without a dog, will be
prosecuted to the full extent of the law
W. 8. Walker.
TAKE NOTICE. Any hunter troapasB
ing on the grounds of the Albany hop
yards, south west of town will be
prosecuted to the full extent of the
law, without regard to person. By
order of F, E. Jackson.
CIDER. 0. R. Widmer will make cider
Thundaysof each week, beginning
October 16, duriDg October, and will
have sweet cider tor sale. Prices as
usual,
FOR RENT. Fnrjn of 1000 acres in
Douglas Co. Well improved. Suit
able for grain and stopk. Address
Owen H. Soipie, 20th, and Spring Bt,
Poll hind. , ,
STETTER'S
i kail 'EBfaiait,
Is open every night until 12 c 'clock
After the show come and eat Oysters
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SPECIAL SALE ON
SKI RTS
REEVES'
Department Store
3 i
the GIBSON
WE
CAN'T
WAIT
Uulil the Cold Snap before we fill tbe
woodshed, and the pantry for winter.
San h with JclotheB, Uon't wait until
the Northern blast chill" tbe very
bono, and in jar., your health. We
now have Winter OvercoatB in all the
new handeome thinns none better
made, or more stylish. The largcBt
in the country, and every toat a new
style. Not one coat left from last year.
PRICES RIGHT
$5.00 to $20.00.
Autumn
Is Pushing
Winter to
The Front
The Blain Clothing Go.