LADIES SUITS
Our stock is replenished nearly every day. The very
best styles. The very latest designs, are arriving from
the eastern manufacturing centers. Medium priced
suits from $15.00 upward in cloths and suitings. Greens,
Smoke trreys, blues and browns predominating.
SHOES
Everything in Shoes
Ladies Dress Shoes, button or lace, all leathers . . $3.50
Children's Foot form shoes a specialty
Men's Winter shoes . $3.50 and $5,00
Dress Goods
Suitings in wine and grey shadings. Broadcloths, Braid
and button trimmings to match the popular colors.
New patterns in Waist Silks.
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NEW ARRlVALSVeiling, Wide Ruching, Misses Gloves .
S. E. Young & Son.
Albany, - - - Oregon.
THIS MORNING C. H. NEWS
News from Six ot Albany's
Passenger Trains.
26 Two big kicks ware registered with
the equalization board: one by P. S.
Rieder for Chas. Altschul, of the Wil
lamette Valley and Cascade Wagon
road, who wants the assessment of $9 cue
down. Altschul last year paid about
$7,000 taxes. The land, being a grant
is very mixed.
The other is by G. W. Marshall for
the Weyerhauser Co., who last year
paid $3,925 taxes, and are assessed this
vear at sio an acre, wmcn iv ia viuuueu
Rev. J. W. McDougall, of the Mt.
Tabor M. E. church, formerly of this
city, and Rev. Clarence True Wilson,
Portland's leading M. E. minister, a
man who stands on bolb feet for right
eousness in Oregon's metropolis, came
down from Tangent, where they have
been on a visit with the family of the js the highest this side the Siskiyous.
late ur. uriver. iney spent me lore
noon here on a visit with Rev. Gordon
of the U. E. church.
E. H. Rhodes went down to Jefferson
to look after his apple crop, a heavy
frost making things look dubious for
his crop ' .
P. A. Moses and wife, of Corvalus,
went to Portland to attend the confer
ence of the M. E. church south.
R. S. Shaw returned to Mill City.
Jas Fitzpatrick, of the Blue River
mining district, came down this morn- ,
ing on an Albany visit. He reports
things quiet in the mines, little doing.
owners just holding their properties i
down, with prospects an aneaa.
J. L. Underwood, of Lebanon, went
to Portland. I
Albert Hunt came down from Browns
ville for the day.
Judge Duncan returned from an offl-1
cial visit up in the Brownsville country.
J. F. Venner, Brownsville's jeweler, '
prominent in mining circles, came down
on a business trip.
Prof. Tom Settlemier, of Blachley,
Lane county, went to Scio on a profes
sional trip.
Doing a Good Work
Probate:
In estate of J. A. Blackburn, R. M.
Blackburn was appointed administrator.
Bonds $1200. ,
In estate of Reuben and Ralph An
drews, minors, Gladys Burkhart was
appointed guardian. Bonds $600.
Circuit Court: -
New case: Advance Thresher Co. agt.
I. D. Miller, a suit to recover $275 and
interest from July 10, 1902. G. W.
Wright attorney.
Registrations closed last night with
many changes in residence and about
300 new names, added to the 4557 at
the close of the May registration.
1458 hunters licenses, being one more
than at the close of 1907.
A TROPHY
SHOOT.
A squad of shooters from G Co. left
this afternoon for Knox's Butte, to
have a regimental shoot at the range,
under the charge of Col. Yoran and
Capt. G. E. Houck, range officers, who
superintend the contest. The contest
is for a rogimental trophy. Each con
testant fires two sighting shots and ten
record shots on each of the ranges, 200
yards of hand, slow and rapid firing;
500 yards slow fire and 600 yards slow
fire. A medal will go to the man of
the regiment making the highest score
and the regimental trophy to the Comp
any havine the team maKing me nign-
est aggregate score.
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Deeds recorded:!
J. S. Ames to S. M. Harris 1-3 a $
N. M. Newport to Perry and Ella
Bilyeu block Scio 840
i Mortgages for $340, $150 and $100.
Cancellation for $1100.
McMinnville had its trial on the 19th,
Dallas vesterdav. Albany today, A Co.
of Eugene tomorrow, C Co. Friday, E
Co. of Cottage Grove, which won tne
troDhv last vear. on the 26th, Roseburg
on the 27 and Ashland on the 28th.
Capt. Hammell for several weens has
been training the Albany team.
Following is the squad, the team try
ing for the trophy, consisting of ten-
and four men, to be selected at the
range: Sergt. uranic norsKy, anu rn
vates L. A. Marquam, O. C. Karstens,
R. J. Karstens, A. T. Bond, Willis
Peery, R. C. Townes, Chas. Reed. A.
Abraham, John Powell, E. W. McGhee,
E. Anderson, Glen Williard and Otto
Scherf.
Miss Myrtle Pease, of Portland, trav
elling visitor of the Boys and Girls Aid
Society of Oregon, was in the city to- i
day, in the interest of the work. The
Society is doing a wonderful work,
backed by Oregon and the people of the ;
state. There are over twenty children
from Linn county alone in charge of
the Society. $67,000 in bequests show .
the popularity of the work. The Linn
county board consists of the county
judge, John Foshay, MrB. L. E. Blain,
Rev. McDougall, Mrs. A. H. Martin.
SILK GOWN
OPENING
At Hamilton's Bazaar On Friday,
October, 23.
College News.
Thero are now seventy students en
rolled in the conservatory of music. If
any men wish to join the Men's Glee
club, they are welcome, and will they
please let Miss Hansen Know as soon as
possible. No charge is made for music
used. ,
We appreciate and wish to man me
Albany citizens for their prompt and
earnest support. Miss Hansen. Direc
tor of the Conservatory.
DANCING PARTY .--
The Albany Orchestra will give a;
dance at Bussard's hall Saturday night, .
Oct. 24th. All holding invitations will .
take notice.
Another Albany Auto.
100,000 ,uuuuu
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND.
PRESCRIPTIONS
We point with pride to this great number of prescriptions tht has been .
filled in our store withoutjone single hiisuke-just think how money 'differ
ent kinds of medicines used in filling that money. Prescriptions ' and with
out an error. Our drugs are right. Our prices are right. We treat you
right. The store of quality. - . -
BURKHART & LEE
100,000
100,000
The BEST in . Jew
elry is none too good.
F. G. WILL
BUSINESS.
see
phone
Has it.
FARM AND CITY PROPERTY
THE LINN & BENTON REAL ESTATE CO. j
htryohuVanypTce JSS. Sgffi
Before buying see us. See it all. Take your choice. Get the best. I
We are here to stay. Ask the bankers about us. I
Our offices are temporarily over the Post Office. 3M West rirsc i j
Try a Patrick Gordon Cigar. 6c,
For painting and paper hanging
Kicker, SSi a 3rd St. nome
200.
. If you want to buy or rent a type
writer, see Rawlings. He handles a 1
makes and keeps supplies for any ma
chine. See his window of Remingtons
Glass, all sizes and kinds, for sale at
the Albany Plantag Mill, cheaper than
anywhere else in Albany. Skilfully set
if desire'1 .
Oysters-Oysters.
At the Oregon Market and Grocery.
The season has now started at the
Oregon Market and Grocery. We shell
our oysters freeh each day, having en
gaged the oldest and most experienced
oyster opener on the coast. Onr oys
ters are not torn in sneuing as a gooa
many are.
II"S WORTH KNOWING When
vou start out to purchase a Razor or
Pocket Knife where to go to get the
hest the kind that Dears a Dcrsonal
guarantee you get just this from us
Burkhart & Lee.
Something which will without doubt
interest all of the women of Albany
I and vicinitv will take olace in the shape
I of a Grand Opening of beautiful silk
Through W. W'. Crawford, the loca1 , gowns at Hamilton's bazaar on next
agent. Mr. J. L. Irvine, the painter, j Friday, the 2rd. While in New York
has ordered a Ford Model T. touring ' this fall Mr. Hamilton secured a splen
tnr hi n.n u n flno !Kft ma- : did line of these handsome costumes, in
SwA J ? S5 000 S ir, service be?ne new silks and in the prevailing
SlPmprt VJ hJ thl manufacturerif Princess. Empire and Directoire styles.
The recent til of D? Davis? car to The shewing Is something new for Al
Sow'nsvn e' ftoueh the mud coming W " U Bazaar
i back in an hour ami half, is a sample ; To.7ear '
roro go . . t garments alike and all are
Minn! fn Or i from French designers. The Opening
of the way. the Ford goes.
Mr. and Mrs. Arch Altermatt arrived
this week from Minnesota, where Mr,
Altermatt has been cashier in his un
cle's store for a year or two. He is a
son of Mr. P. F. Altermatt of this city.
Since going he was married to a pop
ular young lady of Springfield, who will
now become an Oregonian. Mr. Alter
matt has eight children, of whom five
are married.
The Weather.
will be held in the new Drapery De-
Dartment on the third floor. To enable
you to inspect them better, some of the
young ladies of the store will try them
for you between the hours of 2 to 4 four
p. m.
Albany ladies, as well as those from
out of town, will not miss this splendid
opportunity.
Watch for the Bazaar's Ad in Thurs
day's issue of the Democrat, which will
give you further information concern
ing the Opening.
Notice to Contractors.
Plumbing I
and Tinning.
W. E. FRANCIS, j
126 ELLSWORTH ST.
Bell Red 2401. Home 246. ;
First - class -work
guaranteed.
DR. MART MARSHALL,!
Osteopathic Physician, J
226 BroadalbinJStreet, Albany. !
Bring Your bubsription
NOW T
We have bottom figures on
Single or Ciub lists for 1908 9
at
Charles Knecht's
Phcne Black 482.
HENRY BRODERS,
DEALER IN: CHOICE MEATt
OF ALL KINDS,)
Second aniEllsworthlStreetsA lbar y
RL A.LEIN1NGEK
Dentist
Crawford Block, tinny.
LIGHT SUMMER FABRICS,
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when cleaned by rut methods of dry j
cleaning, are rr.mle to lock just as (rood j
as made to ,ook just as new. Waists
and nrpsse? of telicate colors and mu-1
i-i-iui we rfii"Vrtie to the delight of the .
owner. W aim dve any irnrmnnt re
sired in beautiful shades and colorings.
the cleaner; j
C. E. SHELVE Y. Prop.
4lOWlstSt. Beli Phone black 273 ,
Home phone 196
OYSTERS
.Any time
Ary style
Try our Special Cocktails
-AT THE
Chocolate Shop.
J. W. BE VI LEY
DemocratBuilding, Albany,
Is'prepared to make an1 repair boots
and snuaa lor man, women aoa can
dren in a workman like mannei.
Brw.e & Andei son's Barber Shop
In temporary quarters at the office
of Anderson Rooming House, corner of
F'rst and Washington a'reets, wber,
he will be glad to attend to old anc
nrf cmij.njr..
Range of temperature 45-28. i
Prediction: generally fair tonight and i
Thursday. i
The river is 3.6 teet. wny aon c me
steamers come.
F, M. French local observer.
Jom.
On Oct. 21, to Mr.and Mrs.G.MIKnox,
a. boy, weight 8 pounds. All doing
well.
20 Cents for a Meal.
At noon a fine dinner for 20 cents.
Fine hot cup of coffee, and oysters any
way you want them. At the Mission
Parlors, 309 W. 1st St.
Sealed bids will be received until 5 p.
m., Oct. 28, 1908. for the erection and
completion of brick store buildings for
Frank Will, Dr. A. Stark and Miss Fan
nie Brenner. Plans may be seen at
architect's office. Owners reserve the
right to reject any or all bids. Bmt-
graff, architect.
Try a Patrick Gordan Cigar. 6 cent
Horses Wanted.
25 Head ot Mares and Geldings
from Four to Ten Years Old,
weighing from 1050 to 1300 lbs.
Must be Sou"d, Fat and Work
ers in all Harness.
C W: Todd ,
Albany Livery Stables
Saturday'.Oct. 241908,
T W. RID DELL, M. 0, C.,
VETERINARIAN
Office Both Phones 84
Albany Stables
ALBANY, OREGON.
Dancing? Lessons
by PROF. McMINN.
Writliiv evenins at Bussard's Hall.
latent dances.': social ounce v
All the
to 12.
LOST On First street, Saturday,
lady's brooch set with Dearls and
embroideried tie. Leave at this office
Reward. '
WANTED. $5000 for one year, first
class security. Address "Business",
Democrat office. -
FOR SALE. 100 quarts of home canned
. fruit. Call at 834 Walnut St. Home
j Phone 214. t21
FOR SALE. 38 acres, all in cultiva
Chas I tin with house and barn, 4 miles
' I east of Albany. Also two corner lots
! between 1st and Water Streets, by
OASfOXlIA. I Ola Saltveit, 1016 E Water St.
n-tr IhD Kind You Hat Alwavs Bought FOR SALE. 6 room house, and lot.
, S5!-i-e- I good location, 7 blocks from business
Just Received.
Car of Yellow Fir shakes
K. Spaulding LoGGinG Co.
by
yx? . st- gooa location, i diocks irom Dusm
t&Cc&Pbt Bection. Call at Democrat office.
DR. W. R. BILYEU,
Dentist
Over Woodworth's Drug Store.lBoth
phones.
pRororDeioHc;
Rheumatism. Kidney and
Bladder
trouble, Stomach trouble, Liver trouhle.
Female trouble of leng standing, Lum
bago, Heart trouble, Chronic Constipa
tion, Apendicitis.Imllammatlonoi Bow
els, Chronic Ailments of long standing.
Portable sieam bath. Office 418 First
St.. Albany, Ore. No. of Phone 142.
Callo promptly attended In city.
SKATING RINK
Will be open for skaters Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday nightB. Go and
enjoy the Bport. t21
We have Anticipated the Advent of the Rainy
Season with a Complete Stock Appro
priate for Hie Winter Months.
FUBt ER BOOTS in all heights and weights.
STORM RUBBERS, enough for everybody.
UMBRELLAS, values from 60c to $5.00.
MACKINAW and First Quality CRAVENETT RAIN COATSII
M a.i LOftY CRAVENETT HATS, the best $3.00 value in Oregon.
N A-TAN SHOES, for the farmer, cruiser or logger.
. All the best, well known brands of Oil Clothing, includin ; the Reese brand,
which for water resisting qualities, is without a peer.
Everything for Men
THE BLAIN CLOTHING COMPANY.