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About Albany democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1900-1912 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 26, 1904)
Ladies Driving Gloves $i 25 grades $1.00 to close. - Summe AVesh Goods Are all reduced in price. Many desirable patterns. ecial 5c and soc values in raffeta Ribbons, all colors Sp Some of the Ladies Tourist Coats for earlv Falj have arrived. First shipment of Fall Suts ready for your inspection. Misses Tan Shoes on bargain ta ble 75c Ladies Tan Shoes on bargain ta ble at $1 50 Ladies Black Oxfords $3 00, $2 50 and $2 00 grades $1 50 S. K. YOUNG & SON Albany - , - Oregon ! CIAL AND PERSONAL Mrs. Al Saylor returned thi3 noon from a Newport trip. Mrs. William Fuber and daughter, Mrs. SkilT, are visiting Albany friends. David Younjr, of this city, is paper ing Cauthorn Hall, Corvallis, this week. R. Wut'cin vetinary dentist is at F. Skiptons stable and will remain a few days. Miss Elsie Conn is home from a sev eral weeks Portland visit and millinery study. I Miss Martha Montague left this noon ; for Newberg on a visit with her aunt, I Dr. Davidson. Mrs. Fred Grimmer returned last ' evening from a visit with relatives in j Washington state. Mr. Fred Armstrong, of The Dalles, t was in the city today on his way home from a trip to the Bay. I Mrs. William Welch, of Salem, is j visitjng in the city, called here by the : illness of her daughter. j D. 0. Woodworth and family, who ' expected to return from the Bay today, ' were delayed until tomorrow. I Mrs. Allen Parker, of Toledo, ar- ; rived this noon on a visit with her . daughter, Mrs. Virgil Parker. Sheriff White went to Harrisburg this afternoon after his team which he ; will now use in his business here. j Mrs. Florence Hammer and children have gone to Spicer to spend a couple of weeks on Mrs. Hammer's place. I Mrs. Homer Phillips, of Portland, is in the city on a visit the guest of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Purdom. Mr. Phillips is now foreman of the I American Laundry. ! Miss Gertrude O'Brien, of ' Eugene, returned home this noon from a visit in Portland and Salem. While in the latter city she attended the marriage of her friend, Miss Lois Coshow. I - Rev. H. L. Hopkins, pastor of the Maplewood Congregational church, Chi cago, has joined his wife, daughter of Mr. Albert Brownell, of this eity, who has been here several weeks. ! Corvallis Times: Miss Etta Carter. HE BAZAAR Midsummer Sale. Extraordinary Reductions, CIIILDKENS DRESSES. ' 30c Dresses for 19c 60c to $1.00 Dresses for 48c $1.25 to $2.60 Dresses for 98o PETTICOATS 125 Black Mercerized Skirts for 98c. STREET HATS. Just 60 left, former price $1.25 to $3.00, choice 48c SHOES 100 pairs of odds and ends in I Ladies Shoes former prices $2.00 to $3.00, choice for $1,50 New Goods Arriving Daily L E & H J HAMILTON Womens Newest Tailored Suits and Tourists Coats now on view I who graduated with the class of last June from O. A. C, now holds a good position as stenographer in the law office of J. K. Weatherford, at Albany. i Mr. and Mrs. Edwards, of Spokane, arrived last night from Cascadia, where they have been for several weeks, and this noon went to Harrisburg on a. few days visit before returning home. 1 Mr. and Mrs. .1. C. Fowley, of Ar lington, arrived this noon on a visit with the latter's parents, Mr; and Mrs. P. F. Altermatt, of Cloverdale. Mr. Foley is an employe in the Arlington bank. i Mr. H. J. Colton. the insurance man. of Portland, wife, son George and daughter Gretchen, arrived last night, and left this noon for an outing at De troit, while hero being the guests of ' Mrs. Colton's mother, Mrs. George. ! Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Lee and Mrs. Margaret Blodgett left yesterday after noon for The Dulles to prove up on their timber claims near Bend, which they took up as homesteads, buthave com- ; muted. The claims are only two and a half miles from Bend,' the Doom town of the Cascades. Miss Mary Southerland, daughter of j Mr. A. Southerland, of Shedd, an ac -, comDlished irraduate of the O. A. C. has been elected dressmaker of the col- lege, to succeed Mrs. Mary Avery. The Gazette says Miss Southerland was a i general favorite in all circles in which : she moves and the action of the com- mittee is highly commended. ! Mrs. J. W. Pratt, of Seattle, isvisit- ing her sister, Mrs. R. E. Norton, of j this city. Upon leaving home Mrs. Pratt placed in her suit case $800 or , $1000 worth of jewelry, consisting of diamonds, other stones and jewelry, i which was sent as baggage. Upon ar- ! rival the jewelry was gone, though the ing that the jewelry had not been left in - i Seattle the case was made public last night, and the police are investigating the attair. the jewelry is undoubtedly somewhere in Seattle. CITY COUNCIL. Present all members and off.;.?rs. The following bills were ordered paid: J. N. Brandeberry $17 12 Frank Carter 17 50 A. Richmond 17 50 John Moore 7 00 Laselle Bros. & Co 2 93 Stewart & Sox Hdw. Co 2 85 C. N. McKey 2 00 H. R. Campbell 2 00 Hughes & Knox 7 00 J. A. Warner 22 50 John Catlin 6 00 J. S. Van Winkle . , 2 i 35 A sewer, upon petition, of Mrs. P. J. Porter et al, was ordered built through blocks 90 and 91. The committee reported against an extra night police at present, upon con sidering petition for appointment of John Cathn. Resignation of Sam O. Burkhart as teamster wa? accepted and Walter Huston was elected Licenses to sell liquor we re granted Kroeschel Bros, and F. M. Pomeroy. Upon motion of Councilman Bowersox a committee was apppointed to confer with the county court and school board with a view of closing Broadalbin street between Fourth and Fifth and estab lishing a city park on the street and lots of the county and district. Com mittee: Bowersox, Dannals and Daw son. A ten foot cement walk without a curbing was permitted along the Young Goodwin"block. H. C. Chamberlin was granted per mission to erect a fireproof smoke house in the rear of of his meat market, un der supervision of the chief engineer. The matter of reduction of insurance rates being brought up Mayor Davis stated that no reduction could now be secured on account of repairs being al lowed in fire district contrary to ordin ance. The chief of police was directed to make no more appointment of deputies without instructions trom tne committee on health and police, this upon report that John Cathn was making arrests. Curbing was ordered extended on 4th st,, Baker to Madison, and sidewalk in front of Tillotson property was ordered repaired. FILLED WITH SHOT In a Benton County Patch. i wound, and in fact the different parts I of their bodies were taken care of. j They earnestly requested that their Watermelon nnmc? be kept quiet, not desiring any notoriety, ami tins nas ueeu compucu with by the ntirnding surgeon. Several harvest hands after a hard day's work last night about 9 o'clock thought they would refresh themselves COURT HOUSE NEWS. Deeds recorded: with some watermelons. So they quiet- J J Barnes to EmiriaN Campbell, entered the line patch of Mr. May- block, beio $ 700 berrv. bevond Thornton Lake, and wore C(, Rounds to M George, two preparing to carry olf a sullioient sup-'- small tracks in Orleans precinct 600 ply for the crowd, when a dark figure 1 oomed up nearby and bang! bang! j Mortgage for $033. bang! went a shot gun, followed by a I " a v stinging sensation in different parts of i the anatomy of threaof the young men. ! Probate: First report filed in estate They Hed and took an inventory of them- of Margaret Fair Brock et al. selves finding the three men were well filled with shot. Dr. W. H. Davis, of i this city, was sent for in a hurry and responded, v rom one ot the men took thirteen shot, trom another six and from the third three, spending a couple of hours in the operation. One shot just missed an eye by a fraction of an inch, one young man got a nock Judge Scott, of Salem, was a visitor j in Judge Stewart's ollico this afternoon . in consultation nvor nnrr.nnrhin hn- iness between the two counties. Construction of the proposed road from Detroit to the Metoles has prac tically been abandoned, at least for the present. i Do You Want and FOR LESS than the cost of materials. MARRIED. Ladies Waists. 'AT THE STYLE STORE." Wall Paper Going Cheap All this month we shall have a regular Clearance Sale on -Wall Papers a great many designs for less than cost. They must go we have an immense stock to select from. Call and see us, our time is your time, and we actually save you money enough to pay for your time. Call and see us. Burkhart & Lee. Fine Stock of Jewelry at F. G. WILL'S. Tn'chei1 O'-wkK. Olamotd ood. Ttinf' -d " lutes 4 nori-ltip !' ' to Silverware, Cnt;Gian cboire ft irk to C'fct from. WALTHAM WATCHESX ARE CABRlDALL OVER THE WORLDJ F. M. FRENCH Jeweler Watches, Chains, Ring?, Souvenir Spoons, Wedding Presents. IN AND AROUND ALBANY. "Peggy from Paris" purses, at French's Jewelry store. They are the latest. A merry-go-round has struck Albany, and 13 located at Second and Lyon streets. The government weather prediction is: tonight and Thursday fair, warmer Thursday. A lawn social will be given on Friday evening at the M. E. parsonage, for a carpet fund. TheThursday evening prayer meet ing of the Presbyterian church will be held at Tremont hall. KEEP an EYE on the Vienna Bakery for good things to EAT. Second street betwean Ellsworth and Lyon streets. Mr. Louis Miller will build a cement walk on Ferry street along the Wagner & Ketchum harness shop as soon as builders can be secured to go ahead with the work. A car load of sand was brought from Lebanon to Albany this week for J. R. Wilson for use in cement walks. It is an interesting fact that Lebanon fui- nishes most of tho sand for use in this city. Some fine peaches are being received in Albany from the orchard of Rev. J. T. Abbett, of Ashland, a former All. any M. E. minister, shipped by his son, J. O. Abbett, who has charge of the orchard. The meeting is still in progress at the M. E. church South. The conereiration was small last night, but God was with us in mivhly power. One man was at the altar sjmj after God as a heart pants after the water brook. Come everybody and join m the worship. C. W Pogue P. C. Hoflein-Aikin. Mr. Will Hoflein and Miss Elva Aikin were united in marriage at Salem this morning. They immediately left for their future home at Yaquina City. Mr. Hoflein is the popular Corvallis and Eastern conductor and the bride is a daughter of Dr. Aikin of this city, for five or six years the Corvallis ami East ern agent at Philomath. She has resign ed her position there. Mr. Honein took charge ot tne train today in the usual manner. I hey have the best wishes ot a large circle of friends. Rahrv-Miller. Mr. Frank Rahn and Miss Pearl' Mil ler, of Scio, were united in marriage this afternoon at the court house, by Judge Stewart, in the presence of a few relatives and friends. The bride is a daughter of M. W. Miller, by whom the groom has been employed for sever al years, both worthy young people. They have the best wishes of their many friends. . , Remodeling the S. P. Yards. A gang of surveyors is in the c ity surveying the property of the Southern f acihe at this city tor the purpose ot remodeling the vards. The present yards are entirely inadequate to the de mands ot the business here, tins Being the distributing point of this part of the state, and it has been found neces sary to make them much larger than now. It is said the plan covers a change of the entire yard. It is to be hoped that it will include the changing of the location of the depot to this side of the yard, but there is nothing known on this point at the present time. New College Teacher. OOn fr Ladies' lies' 65 cent colored 4DO for nil S1.2K nnrl HI fin luVilfo Percale and Madras Waists. OOL colored waists, v.xtr vnli,n Less than the costs of tho raw ma- QOn for the swell $1.50, $1.75 and terinl. UOL $2.00 waists. A0.o for all the 75 cent grades of 1 OX for the $2.25 and $2.50 colored waists. y)X.-t grades of waists Sfln for all white and fancy waists Q1 OK take your choice of anv I OOKj of the 98c grade. BIG BAR- O-J-.JO $;J.oo or $3.50 fancy oV wuite waist in tne house. AQp for any of the $1.00 and $1.25 UiU fancy and white waists. Bargains in Wash Goods. Op yard for the 12 l-2c and 15c bu"" Miss Carolyn A. Boyn ton, graduate of Smith, has been elected successor to Miss Starr, and has signified her will ingness to accept. She comes with good testimonials, both as to scholar- ship and teaching experience. The Driving Association Met last night at the Alco Club par lor.i. ihe rule3 were revised, bo as to m the regular initiation fee $10 an I monthly dues $1 to meet the rui. mag expenses of the association. Ar- !',. m-nM wro Ivigun for the liquid ation of all indebtedness and the pinch" t aff.iira on a solid financial basis Th re will probably bo enotiisr mee afur the Eugene racc3. ! 1 Op yiu',a fTT aU th5- ? antl 18c 1 Qp yard for all tho popular 35 colored Lawns.Dimities, etc. and 40c cotton wash voiles. ' Av; Lawns, Dimities and Bat- istea. Ladies Skirts. h hack about skirts. 3 LmOtM or walking skirts. I ,1 Eat Tk f? -tsif tha 9 fill nnrl CO OtZ lb A f nhn;nA rn.rn b.V A'f"' gray, black or blue walk- W'0J of $6.45 and $6.95 dress ing sKirra. au well made with taped and walking skirts. 19U4 styles and seems, eic. colors. SPECIAL SALE on a!l Shoes and Slippers BARGAINS all over the store and on the sidewalk. REEVES ' 'The More 'that Destroyed High Prices." When You Buy Clothing pj WE ARE SOLE AGENTS p You nnlurallly want tbe mo't stylish and the bent Olottalr.g that joa can get f r yoar money. That'a what we will n'tve you in Ibe "Kuppenhelmer" and "Hlgi Art" Clothing, which it In style in ftbric and In worfnonablp equal to made-to- order lulte tl double our prices. Tue ever increasing number of die criminating men who come here for Ibeir apparel, Ib the result of the won derful values and the at aaiortment of fribricr we dhow. Very large llnea of the correct tbirg' n-HATS, KHOESani HABEBDASH ERY ht Merl, " sit THE BLAIN CLOTHING CO Copyl&M 1904 by th mnVsri of MIOHAEtLO-OTCnn tNZ CI.OTKIMO I