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About Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 3, 1898)
- I Daily Democrat F.I'.NUTTINO 1 and rop . thurlay Ai'uuit 3, 1808. Published everyday In ill week eiionpl Hiimlay . Kulerel at In. Post Otnra at A loan) Hrto,a. aaouml olm mall matter. DArilKK IIKI.TS. CANVAS HIXTS. METAL III.I.T8. I'LAIN HILTS. JFWELED IIEU'M. S "ARMV,, UEI.TS. 16c to Mo mcIi. fee writ show win-do. S E Young & Son, The Ladies Bazaar Under Skirts of ellka (nil silky salreut. Full flouuced and corded effects. Koinan atilpva, changeable nj black White inoaltna, both lcesudeiiibrold ery trimmed, L. K.& II. J. HAMILTON i;oill) EVEN! Mi. Ox VI r. Ilooo. Prof, fchmltt, ol tlir eolVg., bai returned from a trip the top ol M. Hood, which lie rorcntl) made Willi a party ol sixteen, inctuiling several Portland people, a Kianturd pro etaoranj Mita Annie ami Ora H.nn of ttils city. Me waa itreatlr pleeeed Willi tlie experience, which though peri' lout and titiioue wat grand in ill cliarao ter, one lor a lile time The box on top waa nosen tinner ao that it waa im po.il ble to rcglttcr their names. The M litre Mien proved excellent mountain chmh- era. At the atcentand doa.-ent hat to l a maile in placea in uirliea cut to lbs ire ainiott ttraiiilit np, the experience la onr that nilnlit well maka one aliake. The day boloro the aecrnt waa made by Hera Hood and wile, Ilvvt llendi'rton and iltrvey, and Slit- Mae Pollock, ol tlilt county whom Ilia guide ueclaieil wine tlieniott Iri.litoucil ol any party that nau ueen up. Ladies Aid Hocutv. The regular meeting of the Ladles Aid S.cirty will I lield at Hie home of Mr. A. II Mar tin on ThuriJ the 4th ol Auguit at 2:30 p. in. Anil toiluy It'eioaie. WearaufTerlng to tlio trade a lull hall pom d bar ol pure lilycorine tnap, nicely perfumed, at 10c each. Don't overlook tliii bargain, ll il jutt what you nrrd for Hie toilet. HiTaKiiAXi A I.KK, Druggists. And tomorrow Its rainr strspt, horns and hruthes. Wo have just rceivrd a complote line of Tarroy'e si rapt and brutliei, which woquarantee to be the beat in the market. 2fic to S1.I50 each. Ili'iixiiAnT A Lik, Druggiats. When You Arc tint of aotl, feel tired, languid and dull you need llood't SartaparilU. It will brace jou up and give jou itrtoglh and energy, vigor and vitality. Hood' Mile) are the heat family cath artic and liter tonio. Oentle, teliabie, aura. vinon and vanilla Ice cream at Mn Yiorock'i Hummer Harden this ovemng Excellent Graham Wafer! at O. K IIkoknill's. SOCIAL AND I'ICKHO.N AL Mrs. H.hulli Und children went to the D ty tliia noon. Hiiito printer UwU oml Iiiniily wont to the lty tlilt noon. A. I,. Mcraddcn tlio Corvallls popul. latin luwyvr.wus in the city today, Kmprrnr Norton, an old time Orrgon editor waa In the city today. V,' V,K. flu',n" "l o to Kinga Valley tonight to do tome work. Mr. Chandler llleoi.., wllh Morn A Wathhurn.ol l o llaud. wat In the city today. II. Sf. (Irant, tlio well-known Intur iiiiio mull ul IWlluml, hunt M'li In the city. II. F. Irvine, of the (W.alli. Tl.,.n. hat gune lo Nan Francisco to have bit eyes uoctoreu. Mitt llortenee (Iriffoi, of Corvalllt, ... uw . , u.ecuy una yitit with Al bany Iriendt. Mr. A. M. Hummer loft tlilt noun for onthorn Oregon, to look aller a wine be il InloresUxl In. 0. M. Juhnton a former Roeeburg ..1.701111. oat jiiti retnrneuciroiu the Klondike with W,000. Hon. T.J. II lark went up to HtltM yetlrrdav to huk after the warehouse there. He will run several warehouse! (hit year. Hon. H. A. Dawson attended the fun eral of Judge llalwr at Forest Orove yesterday. He was a relative ol Mr. Dawson. Mitsll'anch. Wrenn. of Poitland, a abler ol Mrs. A. It McCoy, ol this city a lew day ago was one of the party to make a successful asceot ol Mt. Hood. Chariot Damford and John Morrisont have inado arranirruienie l. m..F i.n tohliers home at Los Angolrs, California. Mr.llamlurd left today to vi.it in the country before going and will be Joined in a few daya by Mr. Morrison. . ' returned today from the h lamath hot epriogs, where ba baa own ueioing in mud lor a couple ol weeks, and also a course ol manage treatment ol Dr. Wagoner of Portland, who waa there, and is grratly Improved inbealih. r Mr. John I Mm. fir . and Frank U'nl and family have returned from a trip wnwiiiiuiouEiiinr, going ny way ol .... Muiiivii roo, vititing me warm Spring among other Dlacee and nlnm. ing by way ol the Markenaie, along .11.11 iii.iiici itrtrii Aiusoy people. Conductor Waller Ilartm-a aint I.. night iu Albany He git left on his own train. He stoppej a the Y to put on an extra coach but the engineer forgot the situation and went on without l.i.n Anoiher condnctor waa put on lor the trlpaiCorvallls. There waa a heavy of Albany belles on uieir usaux in our city Monday night. They came up on a lod ol hay which waa lilted up lor the occation with blankets and clnneae lanterna. and they made the midnight hour tierry with miiaic. The party in the hay wagon con- aitivu 01 .11 Hies Mel ice. llotl, Sloll marher. Van, Iran. Nelly an 1 Anna Ath vlettre. Tall, hlvllmacl er. Pollock. Iiin. dinger. Iloyne and Dr. Trlml!!.- Cor- vault iiinot. Itev. and Mrr. K. I). Haven, of nrm. Oakland. Calil , are in the ci:v lor the alteruoon while on their way Iroin the oaiionai council ol the Uoogregational churvli ol which Itev. Haven, ia a niem- oer. Eighteen yeart ago Mr. Haven wat one ol Alhanv'a hett road lawvera. he was then a member of the orphan's ciun, and lias a good miry old liiendt leie who are glad lo see him. Then hia beard waa at black at a raven, now it is nearly white. Ol his follow hoard era only two L. K. lllain and V. M French, out ol twclvo or lilleen are now retldcnte ol Alb.ny. Mr. and Mrs. Haven are the guettt olJudge Hewitt. It J. Ilemlri.'kt. ol this cilr. recent!-' appointed snpraiKttis ol tnerchandire lor the purl ul I'uriland, hat been ordered to lie in the city ol .New York August Ird, to alitnd a meeting of all Ilia local p piaifera ol Ilia United Hlates. Ity bis re ipieat, hwil he accompanied by J. A. Heard, Hie oldctt examiner, in nnint of service, for the Portland ollice, and the one wbouiakeatheclaatlliratioiis. The. e meeting! are held byort.erol Ilia secre tary ol the treasury, n order to aecure uniiormiiy in appraitement. I he last one waa hold in IHD9. from January Hth lo the inclutive. Mettrt. Hendricks and Heard will t tart about the lath stairiiusn. t a Untllculilii Oregon ntrlit io at I'rpi'h's Jont'lr j ttore. Dual proof. I'av your '117 City Tux und snvo cost of anviTtiMiig a Kmc. 1 . t. I KK. Chief of Police and Tax Collector. HOME ANO AlifUAU. The aisle school levy ba been placed at $1.20 per capita. The naval battle off Hanllsgo it to be called 1 ha llatlleof July 8. Alabama went Democratic this week uy in old lima majority ol 00,300. A man lu Tennratee boaats that Dew ey I hit couain and llobton l hi neph ew. Much it fame. Flciscbmaii'i compressed yeast fresh every day at Parker Ilrothurs. Only 6 cenia lor two cake. Charlea Patton, ol Kalem, waa yester day lined $6 lor colliding with young isuy winie riuing ins uicycie. It is about time for Motiinty to write a book on the Bpanish navy. Ha ought lo be posted, a most ol them are down in hit regioi.s. Dy all means liupnivo the court bouse even il cost a lew thousand dollar more than was expected. It l practically esse of necvMity, Art Holt' gll msntioned Isst week prove to be a boy. W mska correc tion to that when the boy get old enough lo roient It the record will be right. Uinger llermannn I the McMinnville rantcrlul candidate for U 8 aenator. If Mr. Hermann reallv would Ilka the plv he had butter atop being the can- diuate ol any pa par lor senator. What will the nenle of Albehv do to wards getting a new onera house. Cer tainly the city should rave a public buildiug wlisrs cntertsinmenl and shows ran l held. It la a matter that should b attended to at Once. Mr. Geo. D. Goodhue, editor of ths Oregon Poultry Journal, ssvs of Mr. U A. Kwry, who 1 to judge ths poultry i me wrevon oiaie rair: "ins selection of Mr, Kmry a Judge cannot but please the poultry fraternity ol onr (late, lis Is a capable judge and is well and favor- am v known as suib throughout Ih United States t'verv doii trvman ahould rally around the Oregon Bute Fair poul try anow ami give air. r.mry a royal welcome." It will be teen, according to notice else where, that a mneting will ba held lor the doting npol the business ol the Al bany lluililing Attociatioo. belter known ss lbs opers houan company, st which lime an order will lie made for Ihe dis tribution of the funda ol the association and the sale ol the lot. nhould it be de- aired to form a new company for the ouiiiiiiig pi an opera house on Ilia lot it can be purchsted at the oilgmal coat ol the lot. A ProrVMHlomit Snenk Thief. The following from the Telegram in dicates that Harry Kvans, against whom the last grand jury ol Linn county found "not a true bill" oo the charge ol burg- lariting the residence ol D. P. Maeon, is a professional sneak thiol. In the capture ol Henry Kvans. Detec live John Cardano succeeded in gotting a very clever sneak Ihlel out of the way Tint noon Mra K tie 1,. Klggint, ol 3'8 Fourteenth street, tiled sn informa tion against Evans for stealing a gold watch Iroin a room in her house, al 9 o'clock a m. from which she was ab sent a few momenta only. Hesides the wateb was lying $, which the Ihiel over'ooxed in bis hurry t J get away. His other robberies slto were conduct ed by daylicht. It is charged that he alto enters.) the hnntetol Mra. William Conn r, on Wett Park and Seventh bt., and Henry Diamond, -tl North Sixteenth street, during the momentary absence of ihe occiipanls and helped himsell to what was nearest at baud. Thia afternoon Kvana came before Municipal Judge Henuotay, and waived examination on each count. He was held lo appear behvre the grand jury in the aggiegate bond ol f'.HX), which he tailed to lurnish. H. F. Mcllwain Cash Store. Red Crown Snow Flour, per sack-95c. Large Line of Hens Gloves 35, 45, 50, 75, $1 00. We pay the war tax on Tobacco. Biggest and Best, per plug, 25c. misfi rs. Hon. M. O. (George, ol Portland, is being activtly mentioned lor U 8 sena tor, with pretty good prospects ol being elected, notwiilntanding Joe Simon. Kid McCoy and Jim Corbelt ars to fight st Boffslo in Augutl. It will be the greatest contetl ol the year, as the men ars supposed to be evenly matched. While not particularly iulereeled it is Ih opinion ol ths Dkmocsai that Mc Coy will win. Tb Seattle P. I. 8gare out over $12, 000,000 already brought down from the Klondike thia year ainca the first ol July.- A a matter ol tact the a'roount it eonaiderably lea than $3,000,000. The lulIU U(ul u , , g0 aoWD wm pople w ivwy vit lb Royal Baking Ponder Co., ba re fused )12,000,ro0 for its busiuess. This Is a tremendous testimonial to the value ol advertising. Th. I i , ., , " - m.. w:u built up Irom s mwleat beginning to present gigantic prono linns by the ju dicious ut ol newspaper advrrliting col omnt F:x. Th Independence Weat Side under the beading "free cdvertiiiag," mm up tb Portland Kx petition as foliob: "Advertitiog (pace in Ih Oregonian, (800; taoit jn 136 county paper, $000; postage on sending notice to county pa per, $11.20; printing passe lor ): country editors, $5; total, $816,20" Our utlghbor ia correct on the proposi tion . The country press is the mean ol Portland reapiog several rich harvests annually while the Oregonian receives a big rake-oft at their expense. When the paper men Irom lbs "cow counties," cease bting a lot of "gull" the metro politan "puah will learn to ret peel them and not before. McMinnville Trans cript. It is th same principledis dajed by a great many people at home, that ol gat tiM their advertising tree. o ewH wS3 H. o r-H c5 Caf) o Ph Special Sale This Week. On Jce Cream Freezers, On Refrigeratorr, On Garden Hose. On Wheel Barrows, On Lawn Mowers, On Garden Tools, On Oil Stoves, On Screen Doors and Wi.-e OJoth Tie Stewart & Sox Hardware Co. Special Sale This Week. CO 3 o o CO P. H ksat a ' Trad. Uvk w ' . 5 KTl iRnv- ?t:r i j m &3 ' One of the most pleasant places these warm dnya ia Mra. Viereck'i Summer Garden, the place to get cool and rolreth-ed. When .Nuttiro need attltiance It may he beat to render It iiroiiintlv, Imtnne thirrt remember to use the moai periect remedies oniy wncn needed. The best a id most simple and gentle remedy It the Syrup ol Flgt, man ufactured by the California Fig Syrup Company. IIhyan's Fugn Stork. E. L. Bryan line) lucntil in the Hill lllock wore ho will denl ill Hour, hay, feed, poUitoe, mill stun, oilcakeand grans and garden seed. Ho will trout everybody (airly. Try him. Pride of Albany Soap, weigh 20 ounces, and is high grade, for sale by 0. K. Bxownili.. Glllctt's Pepper box Bluing at 0. K. BiiowNKLL'a, Tits UisivgiwiTy or Ouitoojc graduated laat June the largest clstt in Ita history. Tin data num tiered thirty. The 111 term will begin September i'.Uh. Stud ents who have completed the tenth grade ranches can enter the tub frethuian data. No examinaiiont are required lor graduates nl accredited schools. Reason able rrjuttalente are accepted !?r most of th required entrance sludies. Cata logue will lie sent Iree to all applicant. Person desiring Information may ad dresa the president, Secretary J. J . Vt i- ton, or .ur. max A. num. all ol tugene, uregon I lie eotirse otturd are those of a good university. There are depart ment ol moilern and ancient lamtuagea, phyaics, chemistry, biology, geologv, r.ngiisn, elocution, advanced engineer ing, astronomy, logic, philotonhv. dsv- chology, mathematics and physical edu cation. Muaic and drnwing ij also taught. The tuition is free. All stud ent pay an incidental lea ol ten dollar yearly. Hoard, lodging. hat and light lu the dormitory coat 12.60 per week. C'T'O P t Will Shirk's, where O X V- 1 yon will find one, of tlio finest stocks of jewelry, watches, clocks, silverware, nptoduto canes and timely novelties in the. vallev. Thov are. nlwnra ploased to hava people call and see their gootis, conntientoi giving sntailaction in quality and prices. 'A New Stock of SvrinscR at IS net cent discount during July at Dawson's nine corner Drug more, Albany. MARRIED. A I. LEX HO WELL. At the Waverly Fruit Farm, Albany, Aug 2nd, by nev. itonaia mckiiiod. Ira B. Allen 'and Abbie P. Howell both of Lane Oo., (J. jon. WHAT I HAVE and HOW to Save MONEY I have received (and more to follow) Pretty Boy' Suit, from $1.2R un-Boy' Cap with war emblem. The latest. Late.t thing in NKCKWEAli. 20 Doien men. UBKHi HATS. I ALL 1898 styles Thoussnis of ciolh SAMPLES to select ull Irom. il gnaranleed. Kxpen.e trilling. I have some of tba tonicat trade in town. (I would like to get all ol it) so I have bo bt nobby goods. , FALL STOCK will continue to artlt Irom now on in all lino of Men and Boy apparel. llankrupt Clothing and Stationary s still continue. Many Bargain remain. Mra. VlcrecW's. Iceernrin turr.uier gardin' And pnilora. Ice cream Ice cream soda And lemonade. STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT a meeting ol Ihe atockhnld.ra nl tl.. Al bany Building Association will be held in the store room ol Julius Grsdwohl, in Albany. Or., on Ihe 16th day ol Augmt, 1W8, at 0 a. m., for the purpose ol deter mining whether or not the lot now owned by said association and on which the Al bany ooera house Mood, shall be eold.the money realized tberelorand Irom ihe in surance on said opera house, shall be distributed among the stockholders, and aaid incorporation dissolved, and for the transaction of such other business a. msv come legally btfore i-aid meeting. Albany, Aug. 3, 1898. K K.Sox, e. P. Nijttimi, President. Secretaiy. Piano, Grgan.Toice Culture.HarmoDy Hela K. Gilbert, Fiances G. Hammer. Taachcrs of Music Washington 61., near U. P. church I bany, Oregon. Stamped lo thai. "Anchor" Shoe, Daintv w Footwear w ! i Shoes that please the eye and j fit the feet are what you want, j We've Got JEm j in all styles of Toes; Kid and Vesting; Tops; Tail and Black. FAMOUS ST. LOUIS SHOES, WADE BY THE BROWN SHOE CO, PRO- keePTn,Vood,.G.rDi,eW,re "d Il0"te- THE FAIR roVCormonV.0 "e Respectfully. J. A. WEAVER. Fruits, .. at A. O. Beams. GRESSTVE SHOE BUILDERS. j js ji $3.00 Is a small sum fof a really stylish, ele pantly made and serviceable shoe. That's what the "Anchor" Ladies' Dress Shof is-J'J Price reduced to At St Luis Ra'ket Stor Corned J C LITTLER'S Ground Floor . Dental Office. Vard Littler, Brondnlbin, St., Assistant. Albany, Or J n)LLlXS& HODGES Dentists. Odd Fel.o ' Temple, Albany, Or. All work carefully dene under latea methods. REMEMBER THE BLAIN CLOTHING CO. Have the Goods. . . We have some fine bargains in oui elegant stock SPRING StJlTS AND FURNISHINGS. To reduce our stock we Will Give Bargains all along the line, AH up to date finely tailored merchan dise. You need the goods, we need the money and the room We ought to trade. ion are invneu to call. Slain Clothing Go W. R. BLAIN, tlio Puts the Prices Down.) lwuin Block i