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E. YOUNG & SON
S. E. YOUNG & SON
on full blast. Everything is moving out at greatly reduced
prices. Many are taking advantage of the cut prices in
every department. Every one has something to buy at
this time of the year. Never was there a better time to
save money by buying in the first of the season. Whatever
vour'need may be we can help you save by buving here.
Our GENTS' FURNISHING DEPARTMENT is offer
ing everything in the line for man at greatly reduced prices.
We are not a man's store exactly, but we carry a full as
sortment of furnishings and shoes for men and boys and
what's more the savings we help you make are much greater
than you might think. Worth while to see these goods.
GOSSARD CORSET DAY.
Thursday. Friday and Saturday, May 18, 19, 20, Miss
Phariser, the expert corset fitter and demonstrator, will be
here to help you be properly fitted and explain the extra
good points of the Gosard not found in other makes.
HOLT AGAIN. Mr. Holt treated us very fairly in
the settlement for his lease on the property occupied by his
market where we are about to erect our new store building.
We purchased his. stock of groceries so he could move at
once. Just as soon as we get matters arranged we are
going to offer for' sale at prices that will move the surplus
stock quickly the groceries this purchase leaves on our
hands. Later announcements in a few days.
WEDNESDAY'S GROCERY SPECIAL
3 large Columbia Oats and a set of tea spoons for $1.0"'
THIS MORNING
News From Albany's Six Early
Trains.
State Land Agent Rheinhart, of Sa
lem, left on a trip out in the hills be
yond Lebanon to look after some land
owned by the state.
I. B. Khoads, field secretary of the
Y.M.C.A. for the N.W. after spending
the night with A. C. Schmitt, left for
Portland. He is busv these davs look
ing after construction work, a number
of buildings going up in different places.
R. R. Com. F. J. Miller returned
from iorvallis and left for Salem.
The R. R. Com. expected to have some
duties) under the public utilities law,
but it is said it will be held up by the
referendum until the next election.
Mrs. J. W. Tavlor and daughter.
Miss Vera, left for Walla Walla.
Wash., where Miss Vera has been in
vited to perform at a college recital.
Her excellent playing is attracting at
tention.
H. F. Mcllwain left for Jefferson
after a span of horses. He expects to
dispose of his Albany property and
move to his McKenzie farm, forty
miles up stream, where he will make
his home for a few years.
Committees nave been arioointed for :
the 1th of July celebration, as fallows:
General and 6nar.ee. Wm. Bam, Sam
Chambers, E. D. Cuaick, Geo. Taylor.
Pubhcity.-E. H MoCune. P. A. !
Young, O. C. Page, F. P. Nutting, E.
W. Kibbes.
Music- U. L. ThoniDson. A. J.
Schultz. F. J. Fletcher.
Parade and street attractions. Frann
WhittaKei. Owen Beam. Wm. Entries.
Fred Dawson. G. A. Flood. J. O Lee
Jack Barrett.
Racinir. W. H. Hoean. Asa Hart.
John Kirkland, D. 0. Woodworth. Fred
Gould, M. McAlpin.
Concessions. Herman Hoflich. R. 0.
Churchll, J. C. Irvine, J. H. Ltalston.
Fire works. -F. K. Churchill. K. M.
Powell, F W. Horsky, Frank Tracey.
Milt McUuire, Claud Ellison.
All of the above are requested to meet
tonight at 8 o'clock, at the commercial
club rooms to push arrangements fur
the celebration. $1200 or more has
been raised and a hummer is expected.
S. B. YOUNG & SON
S. E. YOUNG & SO
F. H. Colpitts left for Portland to
aiiena tne worm west Mining con
gress, calling; together the mining men
i a rettL wining section.
Rev. F. C. Stanard. of Newbenr. re
i turned home from a Brownsville tnn.
; Mr. Phil Swank, a married man for
cars, came dowu from Tallman.
er W. W. Bailey arrived from
' Dsville.
( 1 1. J. B. Eddy, having planted his
rr.sies, returned irora Lieoanon.
Lawyer W. S. Risley went to Salem.
Policeman Doughtry left for Salem to
see tne pen.
Mrs. Gebbert went to Portland for
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Welch.
Stowell Dawson went to Salem.
F. G. Will left on a days visit at
Aurora.
Mrs. H. H. Hewitt went to Salem.
OF COURSE IT IS CONSIDERABLE OF A'STRAIN
on your yedulity to ask you to believe that this stjre is better than
aiy other in the same line.
BUT COMPARE OUR TOILET ARTICLES J
and prices and what we could ask you to believe just on our say so will
be proven to you by your own investigations. .., 1
BURKHART & LEE
Say! You Gardeners
and Everybody Else, come and see the NEW
lot of Garden Seeds. "Mind you not left overs" at
PARKER'S
"The Sign of Quality.
The Albany Bakery
216 W. First Street.
Both Phones.
To See cr Not to S
is the Question
E. C. Meade, Optometrist
829 IWestJSecond Street.
F. G. Will
A fine line of Jewelry, Sil
verware, Cut Glasf and
Novelties to select from.
S Owen' H
Beam. fi
tz oidg.
Both JJhones
THE4TH. ! AT THE
COURT HOUSE.
New Case: -
Nancv I. Truax act. E. F. Truax. for
divorce. Marriage in 1S79. Charges
cruel and inhuman treatment, cold and
indifferent treatment, in sneering,
- caustic, unpleasant language, falsely
charging the defendant with being
vi oak minded. Weatherford & Weath.
erford attorneys.
Probate:
i Final account approved in estate of
G. T. Frost.
Inventory filed in estate of Robert E.
Shea. Value of property $129.
i inal account approved in estate of
John Fo8hay.
Misses Taylor and Rawlings. '
The third recital of the college con .
aervatory season was given at the U
f. cnurcn last night, with a large and
appreciative audienca present. Two of
the students of Miss Sox, Misses Laura ;
Taylor and Madeline Rawlings, were
heard, assisted by Mr. Earl Fortmiller,
iupil ot Mrs. Adna Smith Ho.
diss Tavlor presented selections trom
MendelBsohn. Ravina. Dvorak. Nevin.
Chaminade and Schubert-Liszt and Miss
Rawungs, three from Beethoven, two
from Chopin and one each from
MoszkowBki and Weber, disolavinsr ex
cellent training and a talent for the
most popular of instrumentpl music,
that gives promise of much usefulness
in musical cicries
Mr. Fortmiller was heard in three
solos. He has a very pleasing voice,
which he uses easily, with excellent
enunciation and expression.
Deeds recorded:
I. Goetz to W. H. Stover lot Mon-
teith's S. A $
J. M. Porter to IV. A. Cummings
& wf block Halsey
Estate Mary Towne to Ness V.
Tobey 8 lots Holsey '850
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285
Farmer Gets an Auto.
The farmers are getting next to the
latest things in vehicles. A. F. Luther
has just bought a Maxwell automobile, .
through the local agent. Rev. Eaaon, a .
fine machine, and can now come to-'
town in short order. Mr. Luther Bays
a minister induced him to come here to
reside and it took a minister to sell him
an auto.
An Omission
7to0.
I In giving an account of a farewell,
banquet by Mrs. Ristine, the Democrat .
. omitted the names of the guests of Mrs. .
! Ristine ot the Hamilton Alteration de- -
nnrtmpnf Thnu toarn Unvrv Wtftav
f - ; . , , "J. . . . - '
aiats, silvers, man widow ana uus.
The Pi-Bankers last night scraped
together enough players to fill the
field and did their best in a game against
the well-trained high school team, who
.! m.L. n ... ir
Rev. S. A. Douglas went to Corvallis i,- ,),., u
to see J. W. Adkins, who is critically , changinK pitchers. The Bankers' did
n m i u- . l. j not score. Their line up consisted of
M. H. Titus, of KingBton, returned An(jerSon c, Torbet pitcher, Morsden
home after an Albany visit. lst Vannuys 2nd, Han iman 3rd, Fessel
Mr. McCully of Eugene, a former Abrams, Kennard and Stewart
Halsey man, left for Lyons to look 'fielders. The H. S. as usual.
af,er? fg?m owned bv. hi"I,M,,elr; I The game was played for the fun of
R. S. Shaw returned to Mill City. lt and wa8 enjoved by tne performers
iiiiAiu nw", ..umiovi.tu w nnri ho shiuarimr nil mnnn nf Ihruo
ladies and several enthu-iustic fans.
look after his violin class.
Returned from Electron.
Krutschnitt here.
F. W. Watson, arrived vesterdav in I general -ma manager Krutscnmtt,
hi. Fnrrt fnrmorlv nonrf hv Dr ni ne ol tne greatest railroad men in the
from Electron, Wash., where he has ountr- General Manager 0 Brien and
(K....H.,. ..... ,.,.i, ; f. Superintendent Fields, of the Harn-
the great power company, one of whose ,man nc?' in the city last Monday
Dlants is located there. Mr. Watson Last night Mr. Krutschnitt left for
REALESTATE
FOR SALE. Good modern ' eight
room residence, situated close in. Price
$3200. Terms $120 ) cash and balance on
long time; payment $25 per month, 6
per cent interest. This is a genuine
snap. See me quick about it if you
want a good buy. J. V. PIPE,
203 West 2nd St.
ALBANY SAND AND
GRAVEL CO.
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Phone, Pacific, 464-J.
CENTRAL
ADDITION
Has again been placed upon the market.
The owners of the addition having ar
ranged for the installing of a complete
ana up up-to date Bewer system which
will be installed as as soon as the work
can be done.
This beautiful addition offers the
best investment in the city for the
the money, in the way of residence
property, oeing only rive minutes walk
from the business center good sewer
age and restrictions. This addition
will be "THE" residence' district of the
city within a short time. For partic
ulars call on
COLLINS & TAYLOR, Agent
132 W. 1st St. Albany, Oregon.
has resigned his position there and may San Francisco, while Manager Q-Brien
again maKe Albany niBRome, something ""h-'""-v"'-"" "
the many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Wat.
Bon hope for. Mrs. Watson came by
rail several days ago. Electron is up
in the hills, not a desirable place for a
home, though all right as a business
proposition.
started on an inspection trip over the
(J. & E. going to the .Bay this after
noon. 30 DAYS for closing out the stock of
groceries of O. S. Kowell, Baltimore
block, all at cost. Call and see.
The Guarantee Optical Company have
a large and new stock of all styles of WANTED. Girl at St. Charles Hotel.
spectacles and eye glasses, also a va
riety of Hair pins and Ear loop chains
and chain holders. We guarantee ac
curate fitting of lenses and frames,
stock at .Dawson's Drug Store.
Even up on that "Meat Bill" by buy
ing a lot in Central Addition and build
you a little home this year, and thus
save rent. For particulars consult
Collins & Taylor.
20
WANTED. -4 or 5 shoots. John Hug
gins, 602 Home phono. 15t
FOR SALE. -On account ot lot being
Bold, will Bell my Btjjak of Accona
chickens, also 300 feet of 6 fost wire
fencing, with r,ost-. Inquire at Vtfr
ick's barber shop.
WANTED. A boy apprentice, to
work in the bakery and learn the
businesB, Beam-Fletcher Co.
FOR RENT. Dwelling, modern, 426
Hill St. Call at Eagles' Cigar Store.
17t
FGR RENT. Furnished house, new
modern, close in. Call at residence,.
near 4th anrl Ferrv. J. F Trnvpr.
t20.
FOUND. A plain pair of spectacles, on
the R. It. track. At Democrat
office.
WANTED. Girl to do general house
worK. Call at residence of C. E. Sox.
FOR SvLE 5 H P. Fairbanks engine,
with wood saw outfit, as good as new,
cheap. Also top buggy. T. B. & J,
W. Springer, Shedd. tl5
FOR SALE. Automobile, will sell
cheap for cash, or will consider real
estate. Telephone Black 842. tl8
FOUND. -Eastern Star pin, with the
initials A. C. O., at Democrat office.
OREGON MARKET
Come nn-1 get your Groceries. Trv -
some of the Dry Whole Milk. 1 can ot"
ury miik good for a gallon.
An Electric Washing Machine
nil! make washing easy. 2c per hour
is the cost. Let electricity do the hard
vcrk while you rest. It does every
thing but hang out the clothes.
Ralston Electric Supply Company,
312 Weil Second Street
HARD TO EQUAL
CANT BE BEAT
MISSION
j HOME-MADE CANDIES
and ICE CREAM.
Phone Your Order
Mission Parlors
Delivery promptly attended to.
STONE
P Vt.iM.nm nmamMliI rnlrtVMM. Tin
rap, filling, etc
Samples at M. Senders A Co's store.
W.L.COBB, R Horns
03 D Pbooe.4.
HUE YOUR CLOTHES
CLEANED AND PRESSED
The Pantatoriucz,
GILBERT HUSTON
Ul W Ut St. I Bell PfcoEt tltti
.Home fttae 1(6
This year is going to see a lot of im
provements in Central Addition. And I
a big advance in values there. Better
get you a lot this spring from Collins &
Taylor. I
A little cash will handle on of the 1
best "BUYS'' of the season in Centra i
Addition. Strictly a resident district
Ask Collins & Taylor about them.
Shoes for the whole famiiy. Look
out. Don't deyelope corns and bun-!
ions. Go toB urns Shoe Store.
Yocr shoes made good as new at
Burns Shoe Store
Studebsker wagons, buggies, surreys'
and backs at Stewart & Sox HJw. Co. r
If your Oregonian is missed call cn
Ben Clelen 171-L Bell, or 1312 Home.
and
A sure relief from thBt corn
cure at BurnsShjeSiore.
F G. WILL, lor Watcher
Is AVE YOU USED your Homestead or
Timber right yet? I can show you a
good list ot relinquishments and loca
cations at all prices, and am sure I can
mi you. Some of these lay within
five miles of good town. Have some
good Pine timber claims. Call or
write at once. R. H. NELSON, 627
Oirhctt HhV . Portland O-o
GLASS. All sizes and kinds, for raie
at the Albany Planing Mill, cleaner
than tywhere lse in Albany. Skill
It set, if desiteJ.
Woodworth's
Water Sale.
Hundreds continue to take advan
tage of our Water Sale. The offer
ings of this most remarkable event
arc bringing thrifty buyers to our
store every day.
stationery, boxes onlv slitrhtlv soil
ed, half price.
'cuit ccF.cs, urips and nana Bags,
onc-tiiird to one-half off.
Eyrinecs and Hot Water Bottles.
boxes only slightly soiled, at one-half
price. Ail guaranteed for one or two
years.
Our Vall Paper bargains were nev
er so attractive, and our stock never
so complete. Buy where the stock is
largest and the price is lowest.
Paper hangers can be had now, lat
er they arc hard to get.
WOODWORTH DiRUO CO.
Gold Monograms
For Watch Fobs, Brooches, and
Purses. These monograms are
new and very attractive. See
them in our Show Window. :J
F. M. French & Son
Our Wagons Are at your Service.
Whenever you want us to call for a package of soiled linen, our wagon
will do it promptly.
Whenever you want your laundered linen returned to you at a special
time, we will be glad to accommodate you.
Our two wagons and their drive rs are at the service of our customel
whenever they have a request for special service of this kind to make.
We are glad to go to some little trouble to accommodate a customer-
we realize that the favor will commend our service to them in unmistakab
'crms. Can we serve you?
MAGNOLIA STEAM LAUNDRY
The Laundry of Quality.
Both Phones.
wa'NTed'X good cooh ioi a restitui
rant. Cal at the Demnrrnt office.
Women are the best judges.
of Laundry Work. There's no use trying to fonl them in that direction.
THAT'S WHY wc do.work for fo many women who would not be satisfied
wiili anything but perfect patinnVriiig. Your flat pieces and table linen
'-hould look right as well as your other fancy work.
-2ND US YOUR LINEN this wee't as a trial for the better. Wc return
everything but the dirt.
o
Yours for business,
ALBANY STEAM LAUNDRY,
Both Phones. WYATT BROS., Props.
TAKEN UP. Two oy horses, en.
blind, foot eut,!work team. Call upon
J. W. Hornbacb, R.D. 2, ialem road,
near city. . . 18
WAIT MEADE,
1 WATCHES and FINE REPAIRING
329 Second Strcc, Between Ferry & Broadalbn