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S. E. YOUMG & SON
Our ladies suits are meeting with popular
1U V VA
They are the oest we have ever shown.
The stvles are c rrect.
The material just as represented.
The tailoring first-class.
Call and see them.
We can only describe a xewt
A handsome Covert Clcth suit made with
corset coat lined with Ta etta Silk $28.00.
A Zibeline Cheviot trimmed with satin
oiping. Jacket lined with pcoo! ciualitysatin.
$25.00.
A Cheviot Suit trimmed a Taffetta and
buttons, Lined with good quality silk Ro
maine. $14.50.
, A Big line of Walking Skirts trom $1.75 to
$10.00.
Our dress skirts in new cloth are from
$2.50 1 $12.00.
THE BAZAAR
ROUSING
NOVEMBER BARGAINS
IN MILLINERY
We have selected from oar stylish and up-to-date Block ot Milliner; 60 to
100 Hats that were formerly $1.35 to $3.50 which we have placed m eale
at the one price of
75e,
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY.
L. E, & H. J HAMILTON
,Our Motto
Always the Same.
Pnre drills, freuh drncB. trnod drnpa.
drnga with the proo'r strength. That ie
what von need when sick. You want
quality not quantity. Let us fill your
prescriptions, uur prices are rignc ana
we will treat you the beat we know how.
BURRHARJ & LEE,
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Mrs. Knox Height and daughter went
J. M. Scutt left this morning fo. Wasco
uu yioi . mi reiauved.
W. W. Kaiiey, the Brownsville lawyer,
o iu iuh c ly yesterday.
Mra S H rviir rArna .
ing'a lucal to wsit ber nephew, Presideot
' Jl LCD,
! . F. Caca has MinMa t- T
land, where he has been two weeka and
will go to Ashland t begin bueioe-s.
D. McOarthv. thn om.ir.uo ratr.p.,ait
TeaterdRV aftnrnnnn frnm ishidnH wwl.a-o.
uo una ugcu iookidk auer nie fruit orch-
J. F. Trnnfman a,l .... . .A
Rrnwnnvilln thita atn..n . u
v unui mnu tu UVtDUU IUO
luunrai ni inn nncia ni i. i -
r.. ... " i
am xauiu.
Mr. nnrl Mr. A "lPnBn -: .
&, wtuosi uuw oi ai-
bau, will open a ladies' furnishing
ITOods Stoffi in Mra nnu1. hi.iU:hn.l,D
tirst of next week. K, A.
H. J.Mnnrn thn Ranlnn
man left tn-itnv fnr if-...,.... tn : i
J -w. AaueuD IU U1DJJUOD UI
h.B prune crop. He lias three broiheri
.uaio Hruuiioeuc id oucinees circles.
A Cftmmitn nf TTnitnrl A !!.... a
wilii n. n. npoiirh .or nt.h nn i :
. ....11 Ulgub IU. UUW
ut f noon Deiag cnangea to a pleas
ant "octal gathering lasting until midnight.
Mra P W P; r.T, I .. ii
oauuiago, uaui. accompanied by Mrs.
With her find it VC.'.a imnmaikln n ka.
Thn T.fianrn FTnur RnnW m..U -J .l.
aauua vkiu nuu LUO
Iwentieth Century Cl.ub spent a plsasant
tim moil eveuiiig at me uome oi mtb. U.
0. Hogue. a feaBt of reason and good
things,
Mr, Oscar Baumgart this noon came
I L! , ..uu.w uu una uuuu
clerking in a boot and shoe store for
oovoioi jroirn, ana auer a two weeks
visit with hie parents will go to San
Francisco to clerk and reside.
A. J. .Tnhnsnn .lata h.nlp aVA:.
wae in the city the first of the week to
mane a -eport on the condition of the
First National. He came over from
Burns and vicinity whe.e the banking
institutions he savs are in good condi
tion. Pine ilia Journal.
T. F. Churchill was in Eoseburg a day
v. i iuo pant wwi. no recently pur
chased a farm near Cradtree, Linn
connty, 10 miles east of Albaoy, and
has moved there with his family to re
side. Boseburg Review.
Kicht. nnllnoA nnnni. I.)!.. 1
, -o jv-uuk .nu.es BUtOIWIUDU
eight college young men, concluding
buuic ui mo auuompiiBnea loot ban
players, at the home of Misb Arlene
Train last evening, Xbe feast at dinner
time golten up by the young ladies was
one which wcnld have made a king
rtmack bis lips. Following it the even
ing WaB BDent in tTamaR Unrl a onnA lima
generally,
Stewart & Sox Hdw. Co.
HaveThe
: Largest StOCk andmostcompleUlineof
Steel EailgeS the city as well as
Air Tight
beaters.
ffior. TlrkWG we n"ve ,he Rotry Dutchman, the Disc Plow that
t iISt 11UWB. "beats them all." Call and see it, and g ve it a trial.
rocrklino P.nrrinoa we oarry them' 8nd oan coaiantee. ee
VXahOHllt! XiliyilieS, ns about them. Wiile forcatalogue if you
aro interested.
Conventions To-Night.
The democrats aid republicans will
hold their conventions to-night.
Several are mentioned for iravnr nn
the democratic ticket, amotiff thnm J.
K, WeathTford, Judge Whltnev and T.
J. Stitea. J. P. Galbrrith and W. R
Riiley are the candidates for reoorder.
A. McOlain, O. O. Lee and Fred
HrjCKSDler am thn Aanriirlala. Fh .
So one is mentioned for treasurer, but
there wlil prooably be a nomination, 0.
FT. Htavrart mill ha Hi..nin.i.J t.t
" k-u iviiuu'iunni iu sue
first ward and J. M. Ralston in the
second ward, both efficient councilman.
In the rebublican convention Mayor
Davis will be renominated for the office
and Harrv B. Tu'ick for treasurer. The
principal contest is lor recorder with J;
S. Van Winkle and G. W. Wright SB the
candidates. The' delegation indicates
the nomination of Van Winkle. O. N.
McKaV and A. Rnhinnnn sr. n.a..,fn..
for m&rahal nnH peroral in aanh marit fn.
counciimen.
THE TOTAL ASSESSMENT
For 1903 Shows a Big Increase
Over 1903.
Cruiity Ateesuor McEniht haa m
pleted hi. trial halunca of the a-nen-
meutro.l for 1903, showing an increase
over last year of l,3S5,48fl. Tnis cornea
mostly from non tillable or timhnr land
and railroad beds aud rolling slock, toe
igutuireiHion. roiiowmg are the fig,
uiea:
Tntftl InnH nmnnon
non-iinaoie land 2,884,722
Town lote 414,300
imnrnTfrnpnia rot no
I. ' , a VQI.1IO
KBilrond beds, tel lines etc 474.77S
itoiiung Ptocn: 46,400
mpruvt-nieniB on tana not
dpedflcl nr nnntAioil m oxc
Steamboaie, enpiues, etc , 61,370
aisroiiBDaiee s8j,8I5
Farming imnlnmnnrn wannna
p , I ..-bvmu,
etc ioi ion
.
Money 150,935
Li uihi Hfln apnminia ?. nn
Sharee ot Block 43160
Honee hold gocds, etc 227.415
Hordes and mules 201,130
IJRtrm. on, nan
r oai.u
Sheep and goats 78,409
Swae 19,430
To'al fcr 1903 $8,809,966
Total lor 1902 7,414,480
ThA nnal halo... ! .ui.
wwibuo luurenau luib
year about $7,000.
IN AND AROUND ALBANY.
F. M. FRENCH,
JEWELER.
Fine Railroad Watches, Engagement
and Weddirg Kings,
a specialty.
tied & Barton, and 1847 Roger
Bros's Knives, Forks and
Spoons.
(Bane of Oregon Building.)
TheMissourian
C. C. PARKER, Proprietor.
... A GENEEAL STOEE
Died.
Mrs. ft. B. Worlev died at Stavtnn
tnis morning at about 6 o'clock. Hhn
VIA a n avnallanf wwtnnxan aaln.n.J 1
al Rh. laanAa a k...h..J I ,
" UUB IE.IM B UUDUBUU KUU SIX
uunuren, one oi.wnom IS Mrs. J; rank
aub, oi mis CH7.
Mr. Tra T.nm a Virnthai a" It..
wuuu ouiDt uiea at toe uome oi l, J.
Edwards, a few miles from Brownsville
H B f ovaninn a, n m..n nf n V.n .. . ' r
i,B-a u xr: '- - -
van uever marriea.
A Professor of Music.
Professor W. F. Werechkul. of Port-
land, ha been elected teacher of vocbI
nniln tn Alhanw nnllaA A ,
-"j wi'obo. a. inrfe
chorus cIbbs of students will be organ
ized In the near future, which will study
the nrinninloa nf vmnn nmfli,AlUH I
learn ocllege add other songs. '
A Flag of Truce
WaB presented by the Maro-arltB
Fischer Co. last eveniog to a lame
auuience, who appreciated the good
work done.
Tnnirrht. In TTt.h n!! KA i-j
and every lady patron will receive a
iiu.ibuu ui iuo tmtuLeu young artist
Margarita.
Tnn rrflam mil iwt. iRn n n-.i.
, ; , " " wav lUV.f nb IUD VIH.U-
olic fair.
A ffaod nrnoram af Ih. na.i.l;n f.-
" i w .uu vmuuuu mil
each evening.
Carrnll'a rhni.nl.tn nh;nan. lr..:An-in
Oyster Parlors.
The weather prediction is tonight and
Thursdav occasional rain.
ThH T.aHinc nf thn n.ll,Ji. Mu...l :n
- - .uw UUUIUU Will
hold their fair Nov 5th, 6th, 7th.
Hall Game's, The Christian, a fin
play, will be given here Nov. 10.
Born on Oct. 29th Mr. and Mrs. D
S. Bridgefarmer of Fallon Wash, a g rl.
An eltort is being made to Booure a
ff&ma of font hall with Hl.nn,n. l
" ...iu wucujaitn um,
Satuiday,
Chicken riinnnr nf thnn.thnlU i-
morrow fmm 1 1 "-tfl a m ..mtl o n .
Price 25. " v'
A Wild ivnn.a ... n.li... W.-U
B " v-,UID UU H-BU"
Inatnn at.raat .iii4. h A a H..t tl
- - .. . . j u .... j ujr a. aUBUUi 111
gut too clo e to civilisation.
The P. F.' will meet with Mrs. nbas-
1Uf.riin .1 991 M.JIi.n u . TV. .!
i .ueu.ouu m, luurounjr
aft.rnoon to work on their baskets.
J. W. Oxford, o Brownsville and
Wm RMi nt Pafi.rfa.llU 1 .. I. ,..
morning on a visit with Nebraska relatives.
n trail', nhni.nl.tn. An, nnnna "I -1 1
1 , . ,. ....v .uu pjUUUD UI Mil
kinds, the finest in the market, a deho-
iuus csQuy every noay is eating, at the
Pfeiffer Oyster Parlor b.
Mra A. F,. Krnm ha. tr.nail ka. .!..
inery stock at Brjwoaville to Mrs. Ella
McHargue ior a .arm north of that
place. Mr. Frum and family have
moved on to the farm. E, A.
An llhann la.ln natla ll.A lllt ,
" -ai in., j bun. iud niitiU.lUU UI
inn ukmouiiat to an ixcessive amount of
expectoration cn the steps of the opera
houee, making it very disagreeable for
womon. Tobacco spitters should be
above expectorating in a place like that.
Governor Chamberlain passed through
U.U..ur juuiu.u. H..W.UWUU UU UIEJ U J
honie from Wathisgton D. 0., where he
nnitfliiltml thn ntuniala in iflfaianaaln nn
timoer land intoieste. ine uovernor
slateB omohatically that be will never
call an extra session of the elate legis-
n.uiw uuivan I.. .'OUIUUD II WDUIII ll,lf UttUa
elsary in rder to protect the interests of
.1 !
uiihb ijeiiu jxardLeu uuuguc a nne
"Schuman" Piano of E U Will this
week; The Schuman Piano is naui"d
after the noted musician Robert
Hcbuman and certainly does honor to
bis name, as a lovely toned piano,
nIftimnRA nf rlnalirnn nnH anllrlttv nf
construction. This makes two sewing
maihlaai anil a Plaaa aaM IL'
UHU..IUUB UU U U.UU BV1U LU til L H
familv, an evidence that our goods gives
Batisiaction ana proves as represented.
Man., h.nb il.a. .a.l It II 1 ...
" " J " " a " " " - a. ai "UU, RID
not as represented at E IT Will'n nfnafn
HoUBe.
.O .
How Art) Tonr Kidnfl-ni V
n. Ti,v,t.. u r.i.i t, j ... -
SV. fimi. Ado, i n n i aa Ilomort-Co.. c h loaso or u!r
A CROWD OF TEACHERS COURTHOUSE NEWS.
This afternoon began their annual
institute ork, iu the Christian church.
The day work is nracticallv .nhnni
Superintendent Jackson has done ex
cellent work in Organizing the inetitute
and there promises to be a week of
great interest and profit.
n.av.uuuu . BDBBiUII GUUBlSieQ OI
auureoBcs ny eiate Superintendent
ataorujan on tne importance of little
tllinoa cnrl nn ,nal ..I...I
and by Superintendent Traver, of
Salem, on numbers.
Prof. E.;G. Adams, lot the Mt. Tabor
school formerly superintendent of the
Albrny schools spoke on the subject of
i-uuuiucuiBi uuo:atiunB in arunmetlc,
and bin T.lnn annnt. f-innrt. .... -i
, . , , ' "J iii.uua nolo ujCBI-
ed tn haar htm
. The progam tonight will be of snecial
intereat. tn thn nnhiin i,. :.. .. -!..,
o clock. The addrese will be by Suner-
intenrlnnt. rlaaaa al ih. ilk... 1 i-
, . , , J 1 11 nil J. CU11UUID,
and Albany people generally should
".i .1. luwupurioa win oe music by
the Alhnnir n.akaal.a m I tt.-
male quartet, and readings by Misa
----- . .uu uuiicgu NUU aUlHH LUUIIIBH 01
Jeuerson.
Licenflfl inaimit In. ma..!ana nf Tnn
.v. ... 1.1 1 L11LU UI AJVlUu
E Arnold and Clara P Bland .
Deeds recorded :
J. 0. Dotson to Wm H Meyers, 4
Iota Brownsville 600
Blumaner Frank Drug Co to OF
Rendla, 160 acres 1250
Blumaner Frank Drug Co V
Cladek. 4ft anrn. mn
Joseph G Gibson to' James' DemD-
laoimiU. "
T IW.WIBIIBB
Leopold Gotlieb and H R Shulte to
LA "nd Lul- Howard lot block
62 Alhanv iiuia
En?na KellBy io'6'.''p.''6oih'o'w
u"ifi acre
MortLraoea fnr ainn tina" .Vno'.onn
$200 Y-, Tw, fUU tow,
batisfabtion for $200 and $100,
Our i 10c package mush is a winner
Try 0. E. Bbowknll.
THE KIGH1K1JJD
. . , The right kind of
drnja In nan tn Allinn ! . .
"iiiai m lixetiurip.ion IB
the nure unadn tamtnii .;n n.n bi.j
that produces the desired effect and
oleases vonr nhvairian. Tt i. n-
jaim to give you the best mouey can buy
our nernnnal .ns,ani.a in v... i .
r- piuh.hu.uu in uuuk U I
every thin,; we Bell.
BuBKHARI & LBE,
CLOAKS
New Cloaks received by express
this week . These are buautiee,
and novelties entirely different
from any thing shown this sea
son. New sleeves, In fact every
garment Is an extreme novelty
and much neater than anything
shown. Just like you see in
November MagaaintB.
REEVES
F. G. WILL,
HAS THE BEST IN
Silverware, Watches,
Rings, Cut Glass.
an d all lines of Jewelry.
NORMAN 8. ATTY, D. 0.,
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
Office hours 0 to 12 a.m., 2 to 6 p.m. 115 Brosdalbin street, Albany, Oregon.
. ... MXSS&i
Oysters, Oytkrb, 0YSTER8,
rresn evory dBy.
Jnst leave your orders
"or them at Steiter's,
Crackers?' let we have them
m se toe sample left yon.
C. E. Bhownkll
To Cure a Cold in Une Day
Take Laxative Bromo-Quiniue Tablet
TblsalDnatiin. . .
box. 25c. 45!WUU evtry
m m
NATHAM
HBACO
the GIDSON
WE
CANT
WAIT
Until the Cold Snap before we fill the
woodshed, and the pantry lor wlntsr.
Same with dothes, Don't wait nntil
the Northern blastlchill" you to the very
bone, and injuies your health. We
now have Winter Overcoats in all the
new handsome things none better
made, or more Btylish. . The largeBt
in the country, and every toat a new
style. Not one coat left from last year.
PRICES RIGHT
$5-oSto $20.00.
Autumn
Is Pushing
Winter to
The Front
HOME BAKERY.-Mrr. Hatlie AnJ
derson. at 6th and Railroad streets I. 1
prepared to fill order, l,r home buked i
gooln. such as bread, cakes, rookies -and
pies, fii iii-c asp, Eoode.
The Blain Clothing Co.