Albany democrat., February 15, 1907, Page 7, Image 7

CITY COUNCIL.
PERSONAL
TEACHERS C. H. NEWS.
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SHOES
1907 Spring styles in Men's
S5.00 Shoe and Oxford com
plete and ready for your
inspection.
DRESS GOODS
The new things . in iSilk Shirt
Waist Suitings.
ReadytoWear
A new line of Plaid gilk Waists-
Paving Resolution Passed
animously.
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S. E. YOONG fi
Albany, Oregon
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Present -the Mayor, Marshal, Street
Superintendent, Chief Engineer and
councilmen. Absent the recorder.
F. M. Redfieldjkept the record.
The following bills were ordered paid:
ft . A. McClain. $1.05.; J. Catlin, $4.00;
B. F. Rozelle, $3.25; Will. Valley Co.,
$161.33; P. Kustner, $4.00; Frank Car
ter, $20.00.
Upon authority of the city attorney
the minutes of the last meetin were
ordered signed by the city recorder in
stead of by W. L. Marks as read.
Report of F. M. Redfield, expert,
showed accounts of city oliicers correct.
Petition of J. J. Graham, J. L. Hill
et al, asked for an electric light at the
corner of first and Baker. Referred.
A resolution providing for the pave
ment of First Street Lyon to Washing
ton nnrf Forrv. Broaclalt in ana ems.
W. O. N'isley, the piano man, is in
the city.
Judge Hewitt returned this noon
from a McMinnville trip.
Mrs. Wallace, a prominent Independ
ence milliner, has been in the city.
Mrs. Wm. Peacock this noonjreturn
ed from a visit with her si-ter Mrs.
wm. looer, at ToleJo.
improve.-;, 1 here is again sunshine a-
roun i UH' depot.
worthstre ts to!the north lineof Second Mrs. O- I'. Wolcott and daughter
street, was unanimously passed. Uwena, after spending the last month
3ein Examined. A Class of 36.
Aged 25.
Thirty-six teachers are being exam
ined for certificates today, under
supctintendent Jackson and assistants
Bigbee and Torbet. Thirty-four are
Representative I-Tnlt-enonf lact nintit i aDDlicants for n.iuntv pprHfinnt a nn,l
at his home in this city, returning this two state certificates. The average age
forenoon on the de lved local ' t .u t o- r.
n v rt i'uiui. . of the former is 2o years. Followingis
spectoV
hery mystery at Selwood, was in the Albany Bertha Beck, 21; Henry
city this afternoon. Euy- 57; Amy Carter, 2S; Wiiletta
AtW 1V r aWinsiflW'a201
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n'"r '" , , , , , Scio-Leon Montgomery, 19; Ward
n nJ?i, K- ,Barke,r "as returned from Cyrus, 21; Edith Worth, 30; Adelyn
1 !l ,.eru, P .has been several Dannen. 27; J. E. Calavan, 35; Cleora
uvuuifi uta aistur, now greatly aims, 15.
E. H. Rhodes asked for privilege ot
erecting buildings on First and 2nd
streets. Referred to acting city re
corder. Marshal McClain was granted priv
ilege of being absent from Albany Wed
nesday night.
A resolution was passed authorizing
the recorder to draw warrants for all
officers on first of the month or quarter.
Recorder Thompson was granted leave
of absence until he completes his work
at Salem.
Mr. Pfeiffer moved that the matter
of the road across the Willamette bridge
be referred to the committee on public
property, street superintendent, and
city attorney for investigation.
Further time was granted in the
matter of the proposed hydrant system.
Councilman Hand moved that the
city recorder be directed to ask our
senators to support the bill doing away
with perpetual franchises. Carried.
IN ANG AROUND ALBANY.
ban r-ranciico and Los Ancelea
visiting relatives and attending the
millinery openings, will return in a few
days.
J. R. , ilson and fjimilv hnvf rotnrnpfl
from a trip to Portland, where they
made arrangements to move and are
now packing ur preparing to co to
roruana to reside. Mr. Wilson has i
DUlll some ot Alhanv's twit ppmpnt.
walks and worked well on a good many
bricks, building up a splendid reputa
tion as a workman, as well as a citizen.
Irene
22;
19;
The Bazaar
Call Main 5 for messenger service,
Columbia River Smelt 5c per lb.
I Oregon Market.
I Miss Kathryn Macneill, Trained
Nurse, Phone Fanners 137.
I Miss Mattie Sutton, nurse, 916 E
First, Albany. Phone Red 2271.
Fresh oysters at Schubel's Market,
! near the Russ House.
: Full line of Salt, dry, and smoked
I fiah nnw nn Vinnd. at Oreirnn Market.
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The Market.
Potatoes are about the most inter
esting thing in the local market. To
day they have been retailing for $1.20,
oeing two cents per pound, i ne cash
market price is about 80 cents.
Councry butter is 20c to 30c, cream
ery 35c
Eggs have dropped again and are 22
cents.
Meats. Beef on foot 4c, hogs 61-2c,
mutton 5c, veal 7c, bacon 15c, ham 16c,
shoulders 11c.
Lard 12 l-2c in bulk, 15c in cans.
Flour, retail, Red Crown $1, Stay
ton $1.05, Olympic $1.20.
Apples are 75c, to $1.
Wheat 55c. oats 35c.
Cabbages 4c, onions 2c, retailing at
oc anu z i-i.
Some Time Changes.
A few small changes have been made
Berry Adah L. Compton, 21.
L,acomo lirace Layton, 19;
Nolan, 25; Gertrude Raines, 20.
Brownsville Margaret Evans,
Charlotte Evans, 21; Clara Weiger,
unmo Lcrwill, W.
Shel, urn J. B. Gooch, 22.
Jefferson Jessie Reed, 20.
Shedd-Ora E. Copp, 22.
Berlin Lucv Larkin, 19.
Lebanon Lillian Pickens, 18; Jesse
E. Sawyer, 23; Cecil G Sanford, 22;
Margaret McCormick, 19; Matie De
vore, 34
Holley-Stella Malone, 18.
Harrrisburg Fred Kissel, 22.
Waterloo May Miller, 22; LillieWood,
21.
Corvalhs-Sylvia Nicholls. 22.
For State Papers Zula Watters,
Stayton; J. W. Bolon, Brownsville.
Probate: Guardian aDDointed for Jas
A Freeman, an invalid in St Marys
hospital.
f mal account allowed in "state ot W
E Warner.
Hunters license
Carter, aged 22.
granted Chas H
340 tax receipts have been issued up
to this evening; J R Baltimore was.
high man today, $346.67.
Deeds recorded:
I E Richardson to Anna S Meyers
160 acres tax deed $ 20
J W Williamson to Carl F Faber,
1 lot Wrights ad Albanv 600
Sarah Brenner to Eber H Rhodes
25 feet front lot 3 Albany 1100
Mortcages for $200. $500. $700. $660.
$200.
satisfaction for $100.
Fresh soda water, from Cascadia, at in the running of passenger trains on
Dry Goods,
Suits, Cloaks
Millinery,
Shoes.
Frank Skipton's 416 E 4th St. Phone
black 92i.
Oysters from the Oregon Market,
served in any style at Potts' Oyster
j Parlors, 316 W 2nd St.
Glass, all sizes and kinds, for sale at
1 the Albany Planing Mill, cheaper than
anywhere else in Albany. Skilfully set
I if desired.
' When you want a first-class shave or
haircut go to the Star Baths Barber
i Shop, Broadalbin St. bet. First and
! Second. Two chairs, no waiting.
Mr. Perrin, of Seattle today shipped
, a car load of Jersey cows, which he has
j bought around Albany for a dairy he is
, starting.
! The Choral Union recently organized
will meet at the college at 7:30 tonight.
! All interested are invited to be present
! and join the union.
J. S Morgon promises to make all
the brick Albany builders want. He is
a first-class brick-mason land will put
up a good article.
S. P. The Albany time is now as fol
lows, dead time being given:
South bound:
No. 11, Shasta Express, 12:30 p. m.
No. 17, Cottage Grove local, 7:30 p
m.
No. 15, California express, 10:57 p.
m.
No. 13, S. F. express, 2:23 a. m.
Lebanon, 1 and 7:45 p. m.
Springfield local, 7:55 p. m.
North bound:
No. 16, Oregon express, 4:30 a. m
No. 18, Cottage Grove local, 7:30 a.
m.
No. 12, Shasta express, 1:42 p. m.
No. 14, Portland express, 8:35 p. m.
Lebanon, 7:25 a. m. and 4:15 p. m,
Springfield, 7:10 a. m.
Surprise Party.
Last evening the Lady Maccabees
to the number of thirty gave a surprise
to there Ladv Commander Lizzie Read
The Valentine Ball to be given to- ? presented her with a beautiful oak
morrow evening by the Maccabees at
L. E. & B. J. Hamilton.
Coming
Jack Frost
In winter's storm, accompanied by
high winds and snow, which always
produces coughs and colds, prefect
yourself by taking our White Pine
Cough Syrup. We reccommend this
because we know it to be good and
after taking it if you are not satisfied
with results you get your money back.
25 and 50c a bottle.
Burkhart & Lee
their hall, promises to be a grand suc
cess. Come out and enjoy yourself.
Don't forget the Good Time Social to
be held Friday evening at Maccabee
Hall. A short program, games and
other amusements will be the order of
the evening. Anmission 15 cents.
The Albany high school girl's basket son, and Misses Smcad
ball team and the Roseburg high school ' Baker,
team will play at the armory Saturday I
night, a contest that ought to draw a !
crowd, l-revious to the game the high
school and Athletic Club teams will
play an exhibi.'on game.
A big attendance is desired at the
rocker, Mrs. Beam making the present
ation speech. The surprise was com
plete and much appreciated. Those
present were: Mmes. Beam, Rowell,
Stites, McAlpin, Miller, Olin, Weaver,
Swank, Cochran, Warford, Munker.;,
Myers, Kelly, Anderson, Voss, Austin,
ijhupp, Craft, Washburn, Merrill. Say
lor,l Prochnow and Brownlee of Jeffer-
Miller, Kelly,
NOTICE TO FARMERS!
With every 50c
or $1.00 package of Prussion Stock
rood we will give free of charge one
cannery meeting at the court house , zoc package ot Morris Poultry Cure.
next Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock, We are agents for Prussian and Inter-
wnen tne cannery management win oe , national btocx roods.
Solid
Gold
Bargains
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Jewelery, Watches
Clocks Silverware. Cut
G-lassHand Painted
"Ware and a fine assort
ment of Novelties to
select from.
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F. 6. WILL'S
settld. All orchardists should be
present. Go and make the proposition
a success.
The funeral of Mrs. Ackerman took
place yesterday afternoon at the fam
ily residence on the Salem road. She
leaves a husband and four sons, two re
siding in Salem, one in The Dalles, who
were present at the funeral, and an
other one, in Nebraska, who was una
ble to come.
Seeing Palestine.
The third series of Dr. Hill's pictures
shown at the U. P. church last night
by Mr. Day were greatly appreciated
by a large audience, the gallery being
filled as well as most of the auditorium.
The pictures shown were round about
Jerusalem, clear and suggestive.
Toniifht the North Country, made
f.irr.vus by Christ, will be een. Admis
sion free. Go earl.,-, 7:30 being the
hour.
Burkiiart & Lee.
Assistant Manager.
The following has been received:
Portland, Feb. 11. Effective this
date Geo. F. Nevins is appointed asssist
ant to the general manager, with head
quarters at Albany, Ore.
ii. w. l ALBUi, General Manaeer.
Mr. Nevins has been assisting here
for several weeks durinff the absence
of Mr. Murry and has proven himself a
very enicient otnciai.
Columbia River SMELT B PPflfQ nor
pound at Oregon Market.
Columbia River SMELT 5 cents per
1 ound. Oregon Market.
Special prices on stock and poultr
goods at Stewart & SoxHdw. Co
Buy the toy an express wagon, all
4b otewart ot oox naw. vjo.
OASTOniA,
Bcr th The Kind You Have Always Bluett
FORSALE. Some early seed potatoes.
Now is tne rignt time to plant it
weather remains good. Call upon J.
S. Morgan, 1 mile east of Albany.
WOOD. Some choice dry oak and fir
for sale by the Albany Transfer Co.
Bjth phones 661.
FOR RENT. A farm in Benton coun
ty, 175 acres, for grain and stock.
Call upon X. W. Boom at 807 Cala
pooia street. t20.
FOR SALE. Some household furni
ture, consisting of two bedroom sets,,
and dining room furniture complete,
nearly new, being used only about
three months. Call at 822 Walnut
street.
Clover seeders the cheapest and best
made. I have a few more on hand of
those Lightning Seeders warranted to
give satisfaction price $1.50.
Wm. Holloway, Albany.
R. F. D. 5. Sole aent for Linn Co,,
box 56. tl2
WANTED. Young man, single, to
work in prune orchard, will furnish
board. Call at residence of E. H.
Rhodes, Albany, Or. 12t
FOR RENT. -A house at corner of 9th
and Madison. Call upon Harry T.
Shea, at the Star Tannery. tl9
FOUND. A fine Maltese cat, very
tame, a thoroughbred evidently. Inf or
mation at the Democrat office.
FOR SALE Strawberry plants, and
lowan plants. Inqnire of G. W. Goff,
Albany, R. F. D. 4. Bell phone
Farmers 55. 12t
Lace and
Batiste Collars
A big assortment, of al
styles.in the new shapes
I8c each
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FLOOD'S
Right on the corner
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The Weather.
The range of temperature was 60-37,
the latter eany thin morning.
The river is 8.8 feet.
Prediction: fair tonight and Thurs
day. F. M. French local observer.
Columbia River SMELT 5 cents per
pound at Oregon Market.
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under a warranty
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