'SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
CIRCUIT COURT.
We are offering an elegant line of Silks
for waists and suits.
New Messalines are very stylish. We
have them in changeable effects.
Rajahs with dot of same color in brown
and bine, in very rich colors.
Smp.ll checks make very pretty suits and
waits and very new this season. Blues,
greens and browns.
Our Tan Oxfords have arrived for both .
ladies and men. Very swell patterns for
$3.50 and $5.00.' (Good bargains in old
style shoes continue.)
Windsor Ties with embroidered ends,
good colors and good silks. , -
A splendid stock of Muslins and Prints.
Prices right to the bottom.
Full line of material for Hardanger Embroidery.
S. E YOUNG & SON
Albany - - Oregon
THE BAZAAR
A Brand New Piece Goods Depart
ment with all brand new goods is the
new order of things at Hamilton s stoie.
Erom now on we will be able to fill your
nee-ds in every thing that you will want
by the yard, y
Call and see our magnificent display ol
every thing that is new in Dress
Goods, Wash Goods,Ginghams, Percales.
L. E. & H. J HAMILTON
PAINTS AND
WALL PAPER
Our spring Btock of
stock ot Paints and Wall Paper will
surpass anything we have ever at
tempted before. We can furnish you
acout everything you need in this line.
Our prices are surely right and we will
sell paper cheaper than over before.
BURKHART& LEE.
TMKRINJtWl
AT F. G.WILL'S,
Whose stock is complete and up-f -date, and whose prices are right
He can meet your wants in rings, watches, clocks, silverware, cut
glass and in novelties of all kinds.
..The
C, C. PARKER, Proprietor.
A GENERAL STORE. . .
Departure
tm
C. W. Seurs was a Salem visitor this
forenoon.
R. E. Mason went south this noon on
a commercial trip.
Councilman S. A. Dawaon went to
Cottage Grove this afternoon on busi
ness. W. H. Parker come up from Salem
yesterday to attend the funeral of Mose3
Parker.
Mrs. F. B. Tinkle returned yesterday
from a visit with her mother Mrs. Wet
brook in Salem.
Mr. and Mts. P. J. Miller went to
Salem this morning to attend the fu
neral of Mrs. Thos. Holman.
Mrs. C. E. Wolverton after a visit at
the home of her father, Mr. Nimrod
Price, in the country, returned home
last evening.
' Rev. C. Alderson, of Salem, after a
visit with his dauehter. Mrs. R. L.
Burkhart, left yesterday afternoon for
Canby on a visit.
Sheriff Ross nassed through the city
vesterdav afternoon for Toledo, with
Mrs. Lizzie Green, accused of complic.
ity in the murder of Edward bharratt.
State Game Warden J. W. Baker
was in the city this afternoon after a
west Bide trip. He is assisting in mak
ing a collection of game for the Lewis
Clark fair.
Judge Geo. Blakely, of The Dalles,
a former Linn county man, passed
through the city this noon for Ashland,
where he will " assist in instituting a
new lodge of Elks, No. 944 in the U. S.
Rev. Louis Metayer and private sec
retary Fred Devine, left this noon on a
trin to San Francisco and other Cali
fornia towns. This is Rev. Metayer's
seventy-fifth trip to San Francisco
since comma'
to uregon iwenty-nve
vchib k, a" ttveiBgc ui uuco a
c im.:... f,w..:h, h ;
malHmr ii tnnv nf thn TTnited States, is
. . v..,, - -
now in Chicago, where he has recently
met the other Albany contingency: Ed.
Stewart, soon to graduate irom tne
medical college, Russell Wallace, medi
cal student, and Alton Coates the hurd
ler. Went Insane.
Wm. Chrisman, a young man who
came here from Gervais, while at the
i Russ House last night became inane
I and was taken charge of by Sheriff
White. He is a member of the K. of
P. and members here are looking after
the case. The lodge at Silver City JN ev. ,
of which he is a member, has been tele
graphed previous to having an examin
ation of him for insanity. He is better.
Two Horses Killed. '
G. W. Allphine,' of Syracuse precinct,
last evening was going home through a
field on a sled, when his horses became
frightened at some cows and ran away.
One struck a tree and was killed and
the other got loose and run upon a
barbed wire fence, receiving injuries
necessitating its being shot. Mr.
Allphine was not injured. . -
FOE SALE. 160 acres of good farm
land situated 3 miles soutn ot iiaisey,
Ore. Price $3,500. Address 1059 E.
Morrison St. Portland, Ore. A 15
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
' Notice is hereby given that in pursu
auceol an'.oider of th County Court, in
aud for the said county .of Linn, State of
Oregon. maUfl on toe 8 h day o( March
1905 in Ihe matier of die eetate of Jesse
vV. Pugh. decerned, ihe undersigned,
the admioiatraior ci said estate, will pell
at public auction, to the binhet bidder,
for cath, and subject to continuation
bv said County Court, on Saturday.
the 15th day, ol April, 1915, at One
o'clock p. m. at the front door ot the
Court Hoime, in Aloany, in laid county
of Linn, all the right( title, inte,eBt and
estate of the laid Jeae W. f ukU, at the
time of LU death, and all the right,
title, and late, est that the said estate
has, by operation of law or. otherwise,
acquired other than or in addition to
that of the aaid Jaese W. Push, al the
time of nis death, in and to all that
curtain lot. Diece or parcel of land sit
uate, yinv,and Doing in the said county
j of Linn, 8tate of Oiegon, anil bounded
I anl described as IoIIowh, to wii :
litgiouiou at the N. E. corner of the
D. L. O. ol J. H. Brittain, No'-. No.
2034, and Claim No. 42, in Tp. 12. 8. R.
4, Weet, Will. Merit. Oregon, and rnu
ina thence Soutb, 27.78 chains, more or
lee?, to t'.e N. E corner nf a tract of
land ooayeyed to James McBride, on
Feorusry 17th, 1891, thence Vi est, on
the divii n Hue baiween the lands of
. James McBride, and a 101 33 acre tract
formerly owned bv Jesee W. Puuh,
14.41 cliniDP, and tbeoce North. 27.76
cb. tins, io tun North line ol said claim
No. 42 and tbence East 14.41 chains
to the pla.e of beginning; contain
in? 40 acre i. more or less, all lying
and beinn in Unn County, state ol Oie
gon. l'rms and condi lone of Bale: Cash.
and twenty per ceot, of tbe purchase
price, to bs paid to the auctioned, or
administrator, on the day o! sale, and
tbe balance on confirmation ol eaie by
Baid County Court, and delivery of deed
bv taut administrator.
Datdd bit 8ih day of February, 1905.
james a. roan.
Admin (I ator of the estate of Jeise
W, Saih. deceased.
J. O. CiiBiBTr 4 J. N. Duncan,
Attorneys for eitate.
ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE.;
Vo!lce!ia hereby given tbat tne nn
designed bare this dsr bjen appointed
A'lminisiratrixeii of the eaiate of G.orua
W. Yuunn, deceased, by tha County
i. onrt oi iixaa uouncr, ureuaa ,
All persons having claims a. ainat ta d
estate are hereby no'iiisd and reatiired
to present the lui to the undermined
uaiv vonuea a by la require!, wilnin
six mir.irji irom this ddii.
Dated tbia 10:h dy ol M.roh, 1905.
Boss E. Yoo.no,
M. Clelan,
Administratrixes.
WKlTOBRFOnO Si 'VYATT, i.tl0rU8).
The Bank Robbery Case in Full
Blast.
The jury in the case of John Scott,
charged with attempted rape upon
Grace McElroy. an eleven vear old crirl
of Brownsville last June, came in with
a verdict at o:lo o clock last evening,
finding the defendant guilty as charged
in the indictment. The jury disagreed a
long time as to the extent of the verdict,
several being in favor of assault alone,
and, besides there was a dispute in the
evidence as to the age of the defendant
at the time, whether he was over or
under sixteen.
Friday at 9 o'clock a. m., was set for
pronouncing sentence upon the defend
ant. In the case of the state against John
Scott, convicted of attempt to commit
rape, the defendants attorneys announc
ed that they would ask for a new trial.
ne court Depan tna hp ppr.mn nt
i'ury at 9 o'clock this morning in the
jebanon bank robbery case, and at 11:00
had secured the following: Chas. Hollo-
way, l nos. riarnson, u. 1. uratt, 1. Hi.
Fox, S. P. Brock, J. S. Morris. J. B.
Trask, H. Zimmerman, David Isom,
R. R. Myers, S. B. Coyle and S. F.
Dickinson, an intelligent and represent
ative lot of men.
Hon. O. F. Paxton was added to the
list of attorneys for the state, as as
sociate counsel, andM. F. Watts in
creased those for the defendant.
Upon statin? the case for the defence
Attorney Ditchburn among other things
stated that he would prove an alibi for
the defendants, and it is said two or
three witnesses will swear that they
saw the men in Portland on the evening
H.m,iD n tha Knni. ui
V'r' '" .
jiicoo nine ui ueeu witnesses nuu
' been examined: P. M. Sproorer n . tn
a press time niteen witnesses nad
Mnm . uu
the discovery, etc. I
Robert Pomeroy, John Catlin,
F. M.
romeroy, w. a. Miinollen,
F. W.
men being seen in Albany, Jas. Skelly,
4.U -Ui. it-- yi: j j ; T
uo w nic tucit ui tne ranroaa incycie
and the finding of the revolver. Frank
Cummins andiVf. E. Pugh as to seeing
auauiuiuua tuning men along me trucK, t
A I. : ,. t r A -VT-1 1
Mrs. G. W. Chishir, Mrs. M. J. Pros
ser and M. E Manley in connection
with the bank, chittim bark, etc.
ORANGES:- ' ,
40 cases of fancy, sweet navels,
Must be sold at once,
And will go cheap,
At the Elite.
Our fresh garden seeds are arriving
from the, east. We guarantee satisfact
ion, and sell full. size packets two for a
nickle. Fresh onion sets on hand. Send
for ovr catalogue.
Stewart & Sox Hd'w Co.
SEED WHEAT for sale, Defiance, at
my place five miles north of Lebanon.
13. B. Doughton, '
- -. .-. Lebanon R. F. D. 1.
FOUND. A pair of gold rimmed spec
tacles. T (Jan be nan at tms omce.
V, M i 1
FOR RENT A cottage pleasantly lo
cated. Call upon Mrs. P. J. Porter,
1004 Washington street.
WANTED: 80 bushels of small Bur-
bank potatoes, second class. Must
be cheap. Inquire at this office.
10 THE LADIES!
If you are looking for an up-todate
SPRING HAT
don't be selfish but see ours before
buying, . Don't forget the place 242
W Second St.
Watch for Our Opening.
'. ; Mrs Nicholls.
Don't forget to see
0. . Perry's stock of
Furniture and Stoves
before you buy-
j. ........
ATTRACTIVE SPRING STYLE!
Are arriving. We have handsome, new styles in
Dress and Business Suits
Boys Clothing, Shoes,
Hats and Furnishings.
Let us Show
The Blain Clothing Go.
COURT HOUSE NEWS.
Probate: In estate of Edwin Stone,
inventory for Lincoln County filed.
Realty $2810, personal $342, Total,
$3152.
License was issued for the marriage
of E. Keebler and Pearl O. Wallace.
Gotlieb Wodtli applied for leave to
purchase 80 acrc3 in tp. 14, East .2, at
$2.50 per acre.
Deeds recorded:
O B Cyrus to Nancy E Craft, 20
acres 10
A Meeks et al to Chas Pattison,
65.90 acres, i deeds 1
Edwin Flemming to Wm Grimes,
160 acres
G W Cox to J O Boyd, 10 acres. .
100
150
,W H Hobson to Dauid F Hoeye,
4 lots Mill City 30
David Hoeye to Jns and Mamie
. Rankin, 3 lots, Mill City 45
Jos A Jones to C E Jones, 1.96
acres 20
Jos A Jones to J T Jones, 2.28
acres 40
W B Lucas to I M Crandall, I lot,
Lebanon iwo
R A Murphy to J M Ralston,
55 1-2x98. 58 feet bl 10, E Albany
D Myers to Laura B Myers, 80
acres 100
A M Holt to Denloche Evangel-
eshe Lusheresche Emanuels
Geraeinde, 2 lots bl 126 H's ad.
Margaret Monteith to Ada Rob
son, 55 ft bl 5 Albany, 3 deeds.
Margaret Monteith to M Lud
wie. 42 feet bl 10. Albanv
400
C E Osburn to M STitus,41 acres
chas Marsh t0 Frank Trites' 5
acr,es'.v 'V i-
,Frank Trltes to Chas Marah' 7'69
250 j
acres.
200
,JM Minrmrd to Nnllin Stlivnr.
i " ,. -vr VS Tif' Jor, rfo A
l.l Ul 10 uin O 1 j Ann
lot bl 18 H s 2nd ad 400
in WvAtt. tmatfiB. to Sarah
Rainwater, 1 lot U i 3rd ad. . . 1250
S D Brown to Commercial Cream
Co, lease ot spring up santiam
for ten years 25
Patents Perrv Bilveu. Louis Findlev,
! jegae
n ry II, TT1 II Tl 1 .1
rcay, onas w i-oweu, isuviu
STORE OPENS AT 9 4 M
FRIDAY,
Eaee
. All the Laces have been held back for this sale and consists of all styles
and grades of Valenciennes, Torchons, Oriental, Cluny, Nottingham
galoons, silk and allover Laces. Every kind will be sold very cheap,
those that are damaged or Boiled will be sold for 15 cents on the dollar
and all others 1-4 to 1-2, the regular price .
Watch
Grocery Sale and Rummage Sale. Every
Sale Day a Bargain Feast.
Only two more weeks to dispose of this stock, the worst has been sold
but all that is left must be sold at same price before April 1st when the
store will be turned over to the carpenters, paper hangers and painters
rearranging and preparing this store for the best selected, up-to-date
popular priced line of Dry Goods, Shoes, Clothing and Furnishing south
of Portland, all the latest productions of Eastern Manufacturers.
Everything will be new and different from all other tores.
' REMEMBER
THE LACE SALE OPEiNS
Friday at 9 o'clock A. M. 'v
THE FIRE SALE
CHAMBERS & McCUNE.
PHONE BLACK 211.
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Yon Something New.
Settlemier, W B Robertson, Geo F
Settlemier.
Mortgages $100, $120, $C0O, $666.65,
$135.
Cancellations $700, $100, $100, $107.25,
$1200.
Albany Commercial Club.
There will be a meeting of the Al
bany Commercial Club, Friday evening,
March 17th at 7:30 o'clock. All mem
bers of the Club are earnestly re
quested to be present, as there is busi
ness of importance to be transacted.
Dr. M. H. Ei.us, E. C. Roberts,
Pres. Sec.
Look over our table of bargains in
china and glassware.
C. E. Brownell.
BUFF LEGHORNS.
Good Ones Too
The fancier loves the feathers, but
i the farmer loves the egg basket. Buy
Simpson & Fisher's Bulls and get your
egg basket full; write them for their
. catalogue and nrices.
Simpson & Fisher,
Albany, Oregon.
Oats for Sale.
275 bushels'spring oats for sale at 45
cents a bu., including sacks.
(J. D. SETTLEMIER,
226 2nd. street,
Albany, Or)
Lumber Cheap.
This month, for an advertisement, we-
:ii ii i.,mv.At. n nil t:jn .
I $3.00 pei thousand, at our mill one mile '
south of Jefferson.
I Simpson & Nealy,
. R. F. D. No. 2, Albany, Or,
C3l
MARCH 17,
-FOR THE-
for the date of