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Calendar roa 1S96-7
iS96-Sept. 16-College Year boy r.s . . Wednesday
5ov. 26-27 Thanksgiving Iay receB, Tbura. and Fru
Dec. 21 Term examinations begin . Monday
Dec 23 First Term en Je . Wednesday
Winter Vacation of Twelve Days
. V5y Jan 5 Second term bepna ... TaeeJay
Feb 23 Washington's Birthday a holiday, Mor.ony
April 6 Term Examinations begin . . Tuesday
Arbor Day Vacation of Four Days
April 12 Third Term begins . . Tnesday
Jane 8 Final Examinations begin . . Tuesday
June 13 Baccalaureate Sermon . Sabbath forenoon
fane 13 Address before the Y. M. ami Y. IV. fi. A
Sabbath evening
Jane 14 Annual Meeting of the Board of Trustee
Monday afternoon
J ace 14 Junior Orations . . Monday evealnz
Zojk i3 Graduating Exercises of the Conservatory ol
Maeic . . Tuesday forenoon
June 1-5 Pernlar - Entertaixaent Tuesday evening
Jane 16 Comnenrement . . . Wednesday
Jane 16 Alumni lie-union . Wednesday eveuing
Four Courses of Instruction leading up to degrees. Well equipped Bceinees and
Music courses, with appropriate diplomas. Catalogue free.
For turther information, address
' WALLACE HOWE LEE, President, Albany, Or.
Albany Bed Crown Milling Co.
We have leased the Red Crown
Mills for another year, and we are
now prepared to receive wheat on
storage , and to buy the same
Miii Is ImM ca appfclia 'Bit
And Feed constanflv on hand and for sale. Parties having wheat to tell ot
tore- ve will try and make it to their advantage to call and see us. Flour will be
xebanged for wheat on the same terms as heretofore.
Fa.
S.H. Allen Ea4
gjg Sot incoipo.-ated.
THOMAS
All
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Dealer in
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ALBANY,
Allan v Steam
and
I irst Street Between
f Branch of the Salem Steam
A-.a. .nj r.i. rw,,. oni Tina EVI
Blankets, Bill: Underwear, Ladies Has,
Sila bata Ironed. 8ilx Hat. Btifl Hat
B.nAMf Bv Hon rAM IWlin aa.l
your Putrouae.
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JyA. . BOOKKEEPING, SHORTHAND, TCLEGRAFHY." 'f V
Kliy boabimg mmmv lasies mm
Entered t tbe Feat OUee at albaay. Or. a scead-ria (tall Ifattci i
-BeMaME-'v,TaB
THAT THE
FACSIMILE
SIGNATURE
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or EYEST
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Castarfs Ii pit up ia ose-elrs Ixrttk en!y. H
osu. i'aot anew anya to seU
else on the or Bjon&a liat h
peed " trd "wi3 aaswer cwy pt
tirf yoa get 0-A-5-T-0-S-I-A.
Year.
Boins, i. C. Barrett,
S.S.YcTm7.
BRINK,
kinds of furniture
bedding-, and it
t M "aHHaMMaMMa
you want the' most
complete flour safe,
has them and his
prces the lowest.
OREGON.
Dveing
Cleaning Work
Terry and Washington,
Dye Works, Established 1884
rirflnf all kinds Cleaned aad Dyed, Carpeta.
Straw Hats and Feathers Dyed and Renovated
and Soft Hat Cleaned, Dyed, Blackened and
Strintast .Uteutl n tlim I ! tl SI
Wt'.Js at" i s
Ar; FACTORY
Proprlelor
lO-NIGIlT.
S.inta Claus will appear at the churches
to-night about as follows:
At the Evangelical church the Shep
herd, wise men, Mary and the manger
will be seen. Program begins at 7 :U0.
Everybody invited.
At the Christian church a tree and
program will be the order.
At the M. E. church there will be
trees. The program will consist of a
Christmas Holiday cantata in which Sana
uiaus win nave a prominent part.
At the U. P. church there w 11 be a
fire place, with electric display, and San
ta Clans in a Christmas drama.
At the M. E- Church South there will
be an arch, with Gates ajar and a fine
program, to which all are invited
At the Baptist church there will le a
big tree, several small trees and some
pleasing exercises.
At the Presbvterian church there will be
two trees, some novelties and an entertain
ing program.
At the C. P. church a tree and exer
cises.
At the Coneresational church: A
Christmas service, to commence prompt
ly at 7 -3fl nM.irV will ha rn.lanwt V.
the S. S. at the Congregational church
thi evening. A special service, "Christ
mas in All Land," will be given by the
adult scholars. A winter forest, instead
of a Christmas tree, will contain the
presents and gifts for the school. Santa
Claus wiil come out of his house and
greet the school at half past eight. All
who wish to renew acquaintance with
"Old Kris" should be on hand at that
hour.
Lebanon.
Miss A blue Fry. who is teaching school
in trie Denny district has made ar
rangements with her pnpilsitc have an
entertainment and Christmas tree.
Lewis Crandall returned, on lart Fri
day evening, from Anaconda, Montana,
here tie has been working since last
May.
Miss Annie DuMond and Dr. Foley
have each purchased a fine oiano from
the Wiley B- Allen Music company.
C. D. McKnight has moved to Tennes
see, alter an absence of over a year. lie
will be a great help to the neighborhood.
He was nominated for president of the
literary society the very evenmz of his
arrival.
Alfred W. Long, who resided at this
place 13 years ago, bat now lives in Mos
cow, wash., is in .Lebanon visiting
friends and relatives, lie baa not been
here since he left 13 years ago.
A the last regular meeting of Lebanon
Lodge So. 44 A. F. A A. M., the follow
ing officers were elected for (he enaing
vear: , iu Mammock, v M : Jl A
Miller, J W; j W Burkbart, S W; V V
Hicboa, sec; J Wassom, treas; John
Morris, Tyler. Express.
A Good Snow. One of the best holi
day shows on the coast is billed al the
Reed for this, Christmas week. Pro'.
Zera and his marionettes and pantomini
ists opened there last night to the small
est house be will have daring hi engage
ment. His slight of hand work is simply
wonderful. Young Lawrence in bis
fontra and sayings is excellent, rrot.
Zera, as ventriloquist, is as fine as can
be ieen or heard anywhere and the mar
ionettes are the most novel and enter
taining of anything that has been shown
here in years. It is unqualifiedly a good
show and is adapted for the amusement
of children, yet the elders can well af-
tord to patronize it and lancn wuii them.
Statesman. At the opera bouse next
Monday.
Bow t isg To the bowlinz contest of
5 games of 10 frame each three bowl
ers are through. F. Patterson averaged
5.32; O. T. Porter 32. and Chas Pfeiffer
29.16. Of the others Drum average
23.95 for 19 eames, O Lee 31.41 for 17
games, Ed Blodgett 32-C tor 12 games.
r.. liorton 3U lor 3 games, Ii j Hopkins
i9 'for 14 games. J t. Brown 2S.4S
for 13 games, PJ Smiley 2667 for 9
games, 11 B Miller 31.23 for 13 gamre, A
K McCoy 34 for 5 games. Dr Beers 42 for
game and Barr 28 lor 1 game.
VrttusraAs nw tub ruua i iouuit
time here, for charity, was that eiven
vesterdav b the children f-f ih. fientra!
arhnnl Th anhiivt had hMi m.ntmrt
by tbe teachers in the different grades
and at Monday'! assembly and most
nobly did tbe children respond to the
call for a free will ofiering, almost every-
btnz in tbe line of provisions aad cloth
ing being given . Thanks are due also to
the markets for generous donations of
meat. Holt's giving 10 lbs of bacon and
also Messrs Beam, Allen and others for
bread, batter, etc., and especially to
rarner A Mi.ler for tbe ase of team and
wagon with which Masters Turner, War
ner and Lambeon delivered tbe things.
There is an amount of clothing at the
chool house which will be given to needy
children who will come for it at any
time between 9 and 12 on Friday and
Saturday.
Mrs. Delia V. Pf mrra. of Portland, la
in Jacksonvil e accomnanied hv her
liantrhter. Khe comes hern for thn ban-1
efit of her daughter's health and will re-
main some time. Ashland Tidings. I
Rev. Davis is teaching a singing class
at present. Mr. Davis is yet a stranger
to most oi the people oi Aieea.but be baa
the appearance of a nice man and the
eood people seem well pleased with him.
Aleea Cor. Times.
Last night in Salem at-tbe borne of
tbe bride, occurred the marriaire of Miss
Ada, only daughter of M r. and Mrs II.
Staple ton to Joseph Baumgartner, as
sistant cashier in Ladd & Bush's bank.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Magnan, rector of ut Paul a Episcopal
CDurcn.
Mr. Robert Huston and family are in
me city lor uunsimas. .
Miss Jane Morris came nr from Salem
today for tbe holidays.
Martin Ludwig and family went to
tugene today tor uuristmae.
Mrs. Rogers, nee Miller, arrived in Al
bany this noon on a visit.
Mrs. Judge Holgate died at Corvallis
yesterday at the age of 56 years.
Reuben Thompson, of the McMinn
villa college is in the city for the holi
days
Rev. P. A. Moses, of Corvallis, went to
Millers today to visit with 1. D. Miller,
who is seriously ill.
Mr. John Johnson has resigned as sec
retary of the Y. M. C. A. and will go to
California on a trip. Mr. Hart has been
elected to fill the position.
Miss Zuia Winn baa accepted a posi
tion in the chashier's department of
Wells Fargo at Portland. Hlie is a com
petent, reliable young woman who will
nil it wen.
Wheat 72 cents.
A eood many college students have been
going through Albany for their homes
F M Black, a iuryman in the Jones case
being tried at Portland, died during the
iria1, necessiutung uegiDmny over again
Tbe post master is advertising for bid to
carry tbe mails from tns office to the te-
pot. Apply to him tor blank form ot bids.
The new Eastern Star officer are: Mrs
E W Langdon, W M; F M nedfield, "W
V; Mrs r K Allen, A M; Miss Flora Ma
son, Sec; Mrs F Redfield, I'reaB; Miss
lula Winn, Conductress: Mim II a' tie Gal
braith, Associate Conductress; Mrs H H
Hewitt., Mr C O Kelley. and Mrs Tohn
jAltbouee Truntees.
See French's thousand dollar shew window.
Futal Accident.
The Express gives the following par
ticulars ot a fatal accident at Fosters in
which Al. Wodtli lost hi life: It seems
that Mr. Wodtli, who has been working
in ma miner's mm at rosier, was out ii
the timber doing some work, when some
one caaie to the mill to get some grist
ground. Mr. Wodtli started to the
house after the key to the mill, when he
discovered that the house was on fire.
The hooks belonging to the mill were
upstairs, and Mr. Wodtli, not heeding
me impending danger, rushed np stairs
after the books, but he never returned
the flames did their deadly work, and
the dead body of the unfortunate man
was not recovered until after the llamcs
hadeu'jsided.
It was certainly a very sad ic idenc.
and the bereaved relatives and frier.ds,
cf the deceased have the sympathy of the
enure community.
ilis sinter, who lives in Albany was
leiegnpneu lor.
Another Version.
Search has been made at Corvallis for
the body of W. T. Rocket, 1 the Gypsy
nightwatcb, supposed to be drowned at
that city.
One memtier of tl e Gypsy's crew how
ever, casts doubt over the theory of
drowring, says the Times. This is Purs
er M. F Jamar. and he said : "It is mv
candid opinion that Rocket t was not
drowned, either accidentally or other
wise. 1 believe that he l in good health
some cere on dry land, and that his
disappearanre was with malice afore
thought. Rorkettwas a Hiuhtv sort of
a chap, and tie aa involved financially.
tiis wages were recently garnisbeed. aud
since that time he has been in a devil-may-caie
Irauie of mind, and I do not
think it at all improbable that he has
concluded to give his family and debts
the slip and has gone to try his hand in
new and greener pasture. He may of
coarse have attempted to board the boat,
have slipped and fallen intoihe river's
bottom, but 1 seriously doubt it. Anv
report to tho effect that there
play in the case ie certainly
foundation or justification."
Nose Broken.
was foul
without
Doc. St Clair ha i his nose broken last
night in about the following manner, as
nearly cs can be learned: lie was in
Keia a saloon talking with amend, when
James Blackbnrn came up. A very short
conversation ended in Blackburn's strik
ing St. Clair without preliminary work,
bitting him fairly on the nose, causing a
bad break. Dr. Davis dressed the wound.
Marshal Lee at once arrested Blackburn
and placed him in the calaboose, where
be was kept until this forenoon, when he
was released on bail. M. Clair was not
able to be out today and the cae was not
disposed of.
r.Aiscs Fisb Fowl. Mr. C. D. Bate
will accept the Pr.MocaaT's thanks for a
fine dressed chicken, a plump, well-rais
ed fowl. Mr. Bates, who resides ism
beyond the fair grounds is makii.g a
specialty of blooded fowls, and as well
wiil raise chickens for the market. This
one dhows that be knows how to get
them op in a manner to suit the most
fastidious epicure.
Gar a Pie. The Albany Prccted Beef
Company will give a pig to the customer
guessing tLe nearest to the dreseJ
weiglst of a beet. Gross weight I'-Vi.
Try it.
The Lady Maccabees will give a Christ
mas tree and entertainment al the ar
mory. Members and Sir Knsghu and
tbeir families are invited to attend and
participate ia the exercises.
Ring phone 9, or Smiley tse prinie
OoaSieK hu nolbtntr to do with holi
d prkei at Long' ploto giliery.
A fine line of Conk Ranees and Heat
ers at The Stewart k Sox Hardware Co .
Dr. G- W. Mart on. physician and t:r
geOB. Albany Or. Caiin answered prompt
iy in city or country.
If you are in need of a beatinir tovr
call and examine tbe Roval Jewel at TL.
Stewart k Sox Hardware Co. s.
Drs H. E. and O. K. Beers office ai
residence in the font office building fcpee
iaJ attention given to disease, of worsen
Clothier cleaned and repaired by -Jr A
, , .
. 'wcaa"CCTH' ,n" 7? wi oe p ei
'M ? J0"" mr l the Albany Drew
' ouipany. t-Or. iod and fclUworth
rreeta. rirat ciaa
meat, of all kinds at
reasonable priors.
Oar alaadlaa ax Si aaa
tumiT out of eery 6re bottles of medi
cine sold in th ) lat 6rt years are S. B
goods. The 3 Ii lleadacbe and Live
Cure 1 one myself a geueral phyic
If von are sick and want to eet well. tb
quickest, cheapest and aafet method i U
buv tbe o a. remedies and use a airecjea
C. P. IUlch. Dni(it, Dufur, r ' rot
aalA by Foshty & Mason at 5"J els per bot-
A.
Instrumental Mnsie.
air. 11. aim tsackensio nas inraieu m
Albany wbere he ill give instructions
in instrumental mnsic, lie leacnrs
Violin. BOItar. mandolin and a Dumber
of orchestral aJ brass instruments. Mr
cacsensio u a musician oi m-u u
aDllUV in uoin practical aim mvureiii-ai
music, and one oi me most euccesaiui
. - . . . . . .
eachers in the state.
fares p.
My three children are'H subject tc
croup: I telegraphed to San Francisco, got
eoi a bait dozen bottles of IS l-ough cure-
It is a perfect remedy . uod ble you lot
it. Yours, etc.iJ.lt. Cioner, Grant
Past, Or. I or sa'e by Fobay & Mason al
0c per bottle .
BE POUT OF TIIE CONDITIO
OF TRS
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
AT ALBANY, IS TUB STATE OF OKF.iioM
At th doae ot buitneM,Dk, p 7th, IS!.
Keraaree I
Loana and dtoonon . ... .(1 bl.tiS . 77
Overdratuecund and umncured 10,t s 87
U. 8. Bond to aacon circulation. .. iO..lKi
Pratnluma on V H bok l.ntyo.w
Htoclu, tpcurtt,etc .... W.U
UarkliiK Buuag, lurnituie, and nxtuna.... xn.oo).wi
Othr real wteta and mortcfaa-na owi.rt VI.I19.M
Due Irom National UankafiHA reMtveJNOiUta 12.72U.H
Due from Stata Uanfca aud bankera. 12, SI)
una irom atiprovaa reasrva aawiu, .... l,ii 01
Checlu and other caah item SU.U6
Nutaa oi otnar Hatlonal Banka..... ... lon.OP
Fractional paper currency, nlckola and oeota 6. Si
Lawrrt, Mokii'Hiuiervi is viz:
Specie .... M.47S.00
Ijeffai tenabf noten 1U7.00
BedempUun I und with V . H. Treaurer(ara
par oont ol clrculatlou.) BOO 00
Total ...... . . .
Liabilities I
...3'2a.23
Capital ftnek paid In.......... ..,.
Surplui fund ,
.so.ooo.oo
10,001)00
Undivided pruflta, leaa eap niea and
taie
Piu....... ..
s.soe.es
National Hank notea ouutanding....
.. 17,000.1X1
.CO
805
l-8.50S.i7
43
Due toother nauonal Ilanka
Dim to Utata Banka and banker
Individual deooait aubject to cbotk..
Demand certiflcateaof depneit.,...n...
Time certificate of depoait
CertintU . ht k
Vaahler'a chec-ka ouUundibg
Total ...... ....................l318,J6,a3
Stats or Oasoox, Covktt or Lian, as :
1, B WJxaDO, Caahler of the - above n
ed bank do aolemnly awoar tbat the above tatatcment
la true.to the bo t.of my knowlwlge and bolluf.
E f LANODON, Caahler.
Bubtcrlbed and tworn to before me thia X.h day ot
Deeember, 1806.
i K WyATT.
(I- a)
I CoaaacT Attest i
Notan- Public
L. F1.INN,
B VOL'NG
L E bLAJN,
t Director,
ALBANY OREGON. FRIDAY, JANUARY 1.1891.
'
01R PRICES
are Bargains . . .
Compare ihcm ixJitfiotfjcrs
ingle hmm 8 5 00
Team harness 18 on
Two 8weat pans - 65
3 bnggy whips 25
Othf goods in same tfo
portion.
CffLLfWDSEE US
POWER & TOMLINSOX.
S A.TTJIRID
SOCUL AXI PERSONAL
Mrs. Marx Baumxart and children
a ent Christmas in i'oaland.
Geo. Bingham of Corvallis, is to move
to Rowland with tiii so-U plant.
Mrs. A. Merriman. of Medford. snent
Christmas with her daughter Mrs. C. K.
Frouk.
Mr. and Mrs. Chat. Warner, of Scio.
spent Christinas with the "old folks" in
this city.
Cheater G. Murphv. the faniou
quarterback, is in Oregon milu tiie
Stanford OIe Club.
Roy Bent'ey came down from Water.
loo to attend the masquerade ball, ami
visit with friends and relatives.
Licenses have been issued to Itali.li (1.
Wigle and Flora A. Footer and Cart Carl
son and Josephine A. .Nelson.
Mrs. Mirt Roggers. of Astoria, came
up to to eat Christmas dinner with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Miller.
Mr. Euiil Howard went to Vancouver!
Christmas day to visit relatives and will !
vieu in roruand and balem on bis wav
back. ' !
Mr. Chester D. Edearda. citt editor of
the Guard and Mis Xeihe M Owens
were married at Kucene Wednesday
evening. The Democrat extends hearty
congratulation.
The Corvallis Gaiette say : "Dr. C. O.
Beam, as optical and au'ial snecUliat.
has located in Corvallis and has oshces
with Dr. Farra. Dr. Hvain come to
Corvallis well recommended and we
trust be will meet with tnccees."
Among the teachers Mis Julia Taylor
cm to Philomath for t'Lri"ma. Mi
Ma lUxwi-il to iialsey, Mu Nettie
Whitney to Eune an! Miss Euitua
l.arvieu to Baker Oisy.,
Mrs Leiden Warner, a resident of Al
bany for a year or tao. hx-i returned to
ber farm near Ilarrisburtf. and wi:l
make that her home, fiie has already
bai.la20s30 chicken house and ISxJO
hog pen and ia the f prin will erect a
big barn.
There was a lanre attendance at tbe
opera hoaseatthe firemen" roait l:l
4at evening. IVsides aloul filtv coat.'.e
on the Boor the gailery was fiUeJ t:h
pecuton. There were about ix?y
maskers, a great variety of roatume be
ing J;sp:yed, mottly of an econoaii'al
makenp, in keeping witii tbe time. The
prs-aiiiog opinion was Ciat ilr. Krt-
chel a the beat gotten up ot Use men
and Mim Maud lioUmrt of tbe Iviiee.
Kxcclleut lttusij wa ta.ulfiied by Al
bany orchectra.
A Siamese Letter.
A letter receive! oa Dec 24, by Mrs.
J. M. Marks from her daochter Mrs.
Rev. Calender, was dated at Menam
River, Siam, Asia. OcU 13, and left
lianchkok. Oct. SO. The hater, which
the Democrat wa permilted to see. wa
s ritten on board of the foal on Menam
river. The boat was 30 feel by 10 wide
and wa rowed by men on one'side of it,
tbe goods in the center, the cover being
of bamboo. They were located in a
cabin lOxS (eet, containing a chair, box.
folding Uble and shelf. Tbe boat i. topped
three limes a day for rocaisand take be
tween for the rower to eat rire and rest.
The rowers wear sort of a cloth tied
around them and occasionally on ha a
jacket, sometimes nothing "but a belt.
The power wss not like steam. Mr. and
Mrs. Cailender had a teacher and were
learning some of tbe Siamese language,
which though is alow, without any Eng
lish with it. The scenery is beautiful.
On both sides of the river, '4' mile wide
in most places and in son.e there are
green iiees, vines ard palms in abund
ance, leople live all along the river
some in good looking boo. tea. Tbe (am
ilie are very large, too many to count;
some of the men have two and three
wives. Buddhist temples are seen along
the river. Some advice was never to go
to 8iam withunt patting dried truits and
all kinds of eaubles in tin boxes. Their
stock had been found to be aHve for
wantof the knowledge. Rev. aud Mrs.
Calender were to be located temporarily
at Lakawn, Loas.
Rbcovkheii $500 Damaofs. Last Jan
uary T. W. Oowan of Yaouina had W.
Murphy who owed him $37 00 arrest
ed as an absconding dehtorand he aae
imprisomed for fifteen days. Murphy
sded Gowan lor $'00 damage, and the
rase was tried before Judge Stearns at
Toledo last Tuesday. J. K. Weatherford
and W. S. McFadden appearing for the
plaintiff. A judgment tor the full
amount was awarded the p'aintiff. The
caae will probably be appealed. It is
said to be the first case of the kind ever
tried ia the state.
A Raise. The state board of equalisa
tion voted to raiso the clast of merchan
dise SO per cent in Linn county. Raises
were made in other counties as follows:
Coos UO, Gilliam 50, Grant 60, Klamath
20. Lane 10. Multnomah 25. Polk 10.
Sherman 30, Tillamook 15, Umatilla 20,
iamhill 10. The price oi cattle was
raised 25 percent in Linn county. Horses
and mules and sheep and gt als remain
as assessed.
The assessment ol rolline stock in
Jackson county has licen made to con
form to the rest ol Oregon.
HOLIDAY GOODS
Vlllbc Sold
at Cost
wohl.
by J. Grad
Mr. Julius Gradwohl will tell his large
stock of holiday goods, including China,
si.ver ware, etc, etc, at the cost of laying j
down in Albany, in order to close them i
out, preparatory to putting in a stock of
general merchandise. He has a fine ar-!
gortnieni ana me prices are Douora one. 1
Patronize one who has helped to build
up the city.
It Save Llvea'Cvery Da
ioound( of case of Coi.siimpt'on
AnthuiA, t-otiK", toitii and coup ar
r-)d erf dy oy ahiloh Cure.
a Fact VTarta Staawiaa.
Con"iDtin, LaGnppe. t'neiirauiia
and all Throat aii Lung d'aenaes are cure
bvsbiloV Cure, rorsaieoy Shy
Mason,
Tbe Ilia oaara
Contipation, canae nior than half the
111 m IT.. I. -I 1 1 . . ',- ..
i'ibui wouica. nan a Kiovrr ivoot it- i
a pleasant cure for constipation. For ah
by Foshay Mason .
Deeds, mortgage, notes, receipts, eto.,
at way aown price.
Impbimt Joo Office.
Use Dawson's furniture polish.
CHRISTMAS DOINGS.
Sanfa Claus did his duty Christmas
eve in a very nice and modest way, pre
senting his favorite- children with pres
ents suitable to the times.
Beginning in the east at the O. P
church a pretty tree was seen and a nice
urogram given. A t tbe Christian a well
laden wide spreading tree gladdened
many atearts. ltie program was good.
At the M. E. church south a beautiful
arch as well covered with presents.
i wo k.iuen sates were used in an ex
ercise of much interest. Tbe proeram
was extensive and appropriate. At the
Baptist church some fine trees held the
presents. The program pleased all who
heard it. At the Evangelical church a
beautiful cantata was presented in which
me manger wim wary at it, the hep-
herds and witfo men formed part. The
presents were arranged on a large arch.
At the M. E. church some well-shaped
trees well tilled were the center of at
traction. Santa Claus did his duty in
an eminent manner. At the Catholic
church appropriate, exercises were held
and at midnight a mass heard. The
Cecoranons were ver pretty. At the
Congregational church a snow bouse in
tbe midst of an everereen forest r resent
ed a pretty sight. Old ban la Claus came
out afier some pleasing exercises and
made many hearts leap for joy. At tbe
L . P. church a Christmas drama or can
tata was given in which old Chris Krin-
cie was captured and tied to a chair and
then gave an exhibition with his elves,
fairies, Jack Frost, snow man and big
pie. At tbe Presbyterian church an im
mense tree held the presents. The ex
ercise greatly pleased those present.
Fale Reports.
This refer to a go I many reports ol
hot guns heard in the southwest su
burbs of Albany on Christmas day, lol-
towed by misses. In shooting at live
pigeons in the afternoon K. H. PfeiftVr
droppeloniy4 out of 12, to his oppon
enta 8, as follows :
fclffer 02000010001 14
Hi opponent 0 0112 1210 10 18
In another contest arainst Al Boeoieke
Mr. Pfeiffer killed 5 oat of 7 to Mr.
Boenicke'a 4.
Daring the day from about 10 o'clock
until nearly 4 there waa a constant
hooting at blue rocks, until the air waa
tun ol cracks, for turkey and otherwise.
.Some expert shooting waa done. The
rromaa were present in force, George,
Dave. Grant. Jim. Horace. Frank, with
Uljvid Sr in the audience. An Albany
man occasionally got a turkey, bat a a
rn!e the country hoy took the gobbler.
A ntmrod in speaking of the cost eati-
mated that everything considered every
shot meant an expense of r early 10 cent
to somebody.
Two Fix as. Wednesday evening Mr.
Jaa. Blackburn waa 6ned to and oust lx
asauhn; Mr. St. Clair and the same
waa paid. Mr. M. Clair wishes bts ver
sion of the matter given. He was stand
ing in Mr. Keur saloon ta.kicg with a
friend when Mr. B lack bum wbo had
beea drinking at tbe bar came np to him
nd eatd I ooderftana roa bare been
talking aboo tr.e." U answered, call
ing htm etraneer. not being aoqaainled
ah him at alt, telling him that he did
not even know him, aad adding that be
be d-d not want to, turning lua lace
Slightly to one Side, At the came time
without any warning Biatk barn struck
him a terrific blow on the com, knocking
him down. Tbe bone of the noes
era broken in three place. Mr. u
Clair tars he had had nothing at all to
do vita hi assailant before.
Today Blackburn wa arrested oa a
warrant Haed out of Janice Uawkin'
court on the ratue charge, and, pleading
guilty, waa lined f an dcoet. Sit.
Clair' noee wa so badly broken a to
permanently deform it, and lead some to
suspect the nee of t-raes knockee, bat
there is do evidence to that effect.
Wants to Be President.
Tbe following was received at the
DxitocXAT office today. Tbe indications
are the writer wilt not land where be is
ambitious to. Take it for what it ia
wortii :
Lowell, !-. Dec 311, IS96.
Peas Sis, Please publish:
I hope the Second Jackson Clubs will
Send roe a Collection of money. I am
poor. I want to go West and South to
boom mvsell nn for the Presidency of
1900. I believe as Mr. Bryan does In a
"Government of tbe people for the peo
le and by tbe people. ReapectfoJly
Rev. WttxtAM . Jacxaoic, Ja.,
No. 30 Cabot Sueeu
CiiaisTUAS ExTEKTaisNisr. The en
tenaiomeot given last bight by tbe La
die of tbe Maccabees and tbe K. O. T
M. at Armory Hall was a socceaa in
everv particular. Ilie Ubristma tree
a loaded heavily and muca pleasure I
and amusement accompanied the a is in-1
bu'ion ot presents. An entertaimrg
program was rendered.
An Important Difference.
To make it apparent to thousand, who
thick themelve ill. bat that the syrtem
simply need cleaaoing, ia to bring comfort
home 'o their beam, a acoative cnaiuon
i oat.il y cured by ming Svrup of Fig
Manufactured by the California Fig Syrnn
Company only, and sold by ail druggists.
Send lour Bundle.
Care and in
nMlinnm in Unnderine
clothes has-had
it eff.-t it i reponible5 p m,-Boena Viau, 7 JO p m; Albany
for the iucccm f the Albany Steam iLaun
. . ...
dry. Send a Ion 2 your handle to the beat
laundry in tbe valley, or let 41 em l u
rbillip know and be will call tor it.
If von are not a patron of the Albany
Steam Laundry tell the proprietor at once
to od for your handle. Unce a custoruci
always a customer.
mm
Removed, Removed.
The Imprint ofTiee i now located in it
new and coramodions brtcs oince on r irvi
St.. nait to the Rum House, wbere they
are better prepared than ever before to ex
ecute vour order for neat and nobby job
pnating at bed rock price, van ana fcet
. ... r-i . i , .
ur price.
If vmi want a eood and clean
smoke huv cigars made by our Al
bany tignr factor v.
Stoves, Stoves,
Stove
at
Stewart & Sox Hardware Co.'
For choice meat of all kind, call on the I
veteran butcher, Wm, Etuenck, in tbe I
Bluuiberg block. You will be well treat
ed.
Mcsic Miss Mildred Burmestei
teacher of piano or organ. System tb
Mason toucii and technique, iteeiaencc
Fifth street, opposite U P chuich.
Far 1 e Klelaey
"I am 65 years-old; bave had kldnej
diaeaae and constipation for 25 year. Am
now well used your 8 , B . Headache and
liver Cure cne yer. Used 6 bottle at
50cen ecn. JH Knight, Kutledge, !
Or." For sale by Foshay dt Mason at out
per bottle.
Jewel Cooks, Ranges and Heater
ai
The Stewart ft Sox Hatdware Co.'a.
4LB4RT RllalT.
Wh?qt. 72c
Oats 25
Fbur, $4 00
Butter 173
Egg 30o
Lard 6 to 6c '
Pork hams, 8 to 10e,houlders 4 to 6.
Sides, 6 to 8,
Hay baled, cheat, 3)7.00, Timothy, I.
W
Highest of all in Leavening Power, Latest U. S. Gov't Report
OSOIstUTEZX PURE
HOME AND ABROAD.
Souiir spoons at Will k S'ar'.s.
Holiday goods at Fonhay k Mason.
Genaine fruit candies at F H PfeilTers.
Best eandiea of all kinds at F H Plpif-
lers
Koliu gold ring for children 50 and 15c.
ai r recto a.
Ibeyare koanliix imI nlitoW
now, mo4e tuc bangle pins, at reach s.
botvecir inoona. encfravnl All-in
Oregon'' 15c at French's-
Little diamond rinn for childien Slim
at rrenco's.
An elegant display of Lincv w.,rk 1.
shown at the Ladies Bazaar.
RAG cornets. 75 ami and nnwarrfa af
the Ladies Bazaar.
Get F H Pfeiffers' prices before bovinir
your candies and nat.
"i mythy seed tor sale at C. E. Buow
aaiaV
C JrWma candies and
Baosratix's.
nuU at C. E
Pop ton tbat pops can be found at
E. BaUWXECX's.
C.
Souvenir poona fineij finUhed at H.
Ewerta jewelry store.
1 argest aad beat stocg of holiday goods
at FochayA Maaons.
An etwarr proent IOOF ioaUtnted
at Yaqulna hut Monday.
Rowland. B. C. is now said to have a
population ol 5000 and 32 saloons.
Boys watches warranted one year for
r2 50 at French' jewelry (tore.
Too can boy gold 6!ed watches a low
a $10 at French jewelry store.
An elegant line of watche. jewelry A
u Ttr ware, can be seen al H. twerU.
Pcpa'ar coods at popslar pricea in eroc-
aad goecssware, at C. E. Buow-
u.i.
Happy tbioghta, Cnriatmaa p'jaenti,
aod low price as French's jewelry
tore.
Men's beary odevwear, shirt aod
drawer 2oc each at tl F Mcllwaio's cah
store,
4 paper be. tied tip matches at H F
Mcllwain' cash store tor 5c.
4 rjackage Arha:kle coffee at H F Mc
ia " cah aiore for Tic, s'ngle paper
Ladies an I geat watch chain warranted
tea years, fi 60 to to.00 at French's jew
eiry store.
Men's ;iU. all Oregon woL wmeriy
$12.00 now $4A) at H F Mcllwain'. cah
Ure. Pact of tbe tame $1 5i.
Tbe raS of the oil painting at Curran
k Mooteiib will Uke place tonight at 7
o'clock at Wi!l Lam Pfeiffer".
Aboat $250 in gMd ia a tneltd maa m
found betide tee remain of jckon
Wadtli baraed at Focters.
WL'liatn Dyer, an old time botcher tl
Corvallu and a piooeer of ls52 Led ia
Benton osoaty hutToetday.-
St. Joha' Lodge Xo. C2 and Corin
Uiiaa Lodge wiil meet ocitfbt at S p m
aad holJ a )ou.t inaullattoo of ocer.
E. P. Greffttz. a jeweler ha a regulator
which had never atopped rifting for 2S
ear uoui iai Moeday, woea it dij to
became not wound np. Iix.
Information tbat U worth its weight ia
go d: (irt year meal of ah kinds at Hen
ry Broder ', oa Second street.
Dare you eea French' display of Christ
ma good. It will cost yua nothing to
look tnem over, ana note the pnee.
Remember the watch social at the W C
T U hail next Tharvday night. A pro-
graat wm be rendtred and a good time
Men 13.00 Eoe shoe at II F Mcll
wain' raao store eil for tl 50, good boot
for 1130. Call and ee the s-rewt tamiu
that are nffered.
Wm. Hyde, of Scio. ha b-ea arretted
tor practicing medicine without a license
According to tbe Press be ia coauderaUe
of a quaes.
Remember Koecht St Meuer are doting
out tbeir complete stork of dolls aed toy
for lea than eet. Call oa them for the
beat bargain in thia line ever offered in
Albany.
A grand ball will be civen at the mm
boose oa New Years eve, when the old
year wiu be danced oat and the new one
in. Ticket will be only 75 cent. Music
by the Albany orchestra.
The S. P. Co ha announced another in-
ereiM in paateager rate on the "flyer"'
between fortlaad aad Fan Francuco.
The raite is $2 per ticket for both Srst aad
second c2a passengers, making the rate
no f ji ai,a f 14 respectively
Corvallis to Portland la One Day.
Tbe steamer Albany elemutlv furnbhed.
including new piano, rdna between Cor-
valli and Portland on the following sche
dule: Down river. Tnesdaia, Thursday
and Sundays Leave Corveltia 6 am-.
Albany, 7 am; Boena ista, Sam; Iade-
pendenos, a m; brlem. 10.30 a m;
Newherg. lpn; arrive Portland. 5 pm.
tpmtr, Aionoaya, eaBeaaays ana r ri-
aay. ueave rortland, earn;
Wewbcrgj
I tO:3D m: Salem. 3:20 n m: Independence.
r .rark 1 1 - w . .a -
:p m; arnva uorvailia, 1 1 :-X p m.
ine anove Kbeduie mean no more UT-I
overs at alen. r attest time and a de
Kghtiul trip. Portland dock foot Yamhill
!t. Edwin Stosb.
J. C. Mato, Uuum.
Sopt River Dir.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bramo Quinine Tahleta.
aii druggists refund the money if it fads
to cure. sec.
. and G. Corsets and
Corsets.
Kid Fitting
I bave lust receive.! a full line ia both
mase oi me celebrated coraets and am I
prepared to give extra valued 50c. 75c and I
tl in black and slate. Aim keep better I
graces and extra sizes. The $1.00 corset
i worthy of special notice. Ask to see our I
50c 75c and $1 .00 corset.
Samckl E. Too no
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
nth.
it all
hi
m
atsuian
at
ajji
Let everybody come to th star Bakery
andget v We ot freah bread for ti.o
C Mavaa.
Dawson will treat you right.
Karl's Clever Btt Tea
t a ure cure for headache and nervoni
disease No'.hlng relieves o qnickly.
I r or saie by t onav Mason.
We keen the only complete stock o
printer's stationary in the county. Smi-
I ey the printer.
Some new atvlea tvne and borders .
buy the secona best printing when the best
cost no more V Smiley, the printer.
.
ur. rnce a wrearn mkidx r-owaar
wan fair niattaat ivuaai au uipMaaa.
Try
Dawson once on school
boka.
T i JUTTIJItl rattlleber sad frearleter
(6?
FATAL ACCIDENT.
Roy Warren, aged 14 and Earl Fronk,
aged 10, last Thursday afternoon went
dock hunting np the Caliaooia. They
returned towards home late in the after
noon. Not carrying to remain any
longer tbe Fronk boy came home alone,
leaving the Warren boy alone in tbe field
beyond tbe slaughter bouse, near tbe
Masonic cemetry. After he bad gone
some distance be beard a shot, bat
thought nothing of it at tbe time. Not
returning borne the parents of the War
ren boy became anxious and Mr. O. W.
Warren went to the home of young
Fronk and with lanterns, lead by Earl,
a searching party went after him. In
tbe field where be had beea left be waa
first found by the Fronk boy aboat 6
O'clock, lying dead with tbe gun beside
him. He had been shot in the right
breast just above the nls the shot going
op into his neck, th rough thejogalar
vein, causing instant death. Tbe indi
cations were that he had been walking
along carrying tbe gun by the muzzle
and swinging it along as a cane, it ia
said be was in the habit of doing this,
ben it waa diacbarged by tbe stock
striking the ground too heavily. His
body was taken home and eared lor.
Coroner V. t . H right, of Hamabonr.
came to Albany yesterday afternoon and
called a jury, consisting of F. M. Red-
neld. rrof. W. tl. Lee, r H. Lhinbam,
Frank Blodgett, E. L. Power and Wil
liam Fortmiller. with C. K. Fronk as'
clerk. The testimony showed that Roy
arren and Urt r ronk started oat Irocn
home about 1 :30 and went oat beyond
tbe slaughter house. The Warren boy
shot a crow and carried his gun cocked
over bis ihoulder. Tbe two boys sat oa
a log for a long time, until aboat 3:20,
when yoang Frank said be moat go home.
Re eaid he expected another boy and
would wait and go np a eloogh and try
and get a dock, and started off. He bad
been in a cheerful mood, aad waa antic
ipating a nice time at Tangent, wbere be
expected to spend Chritimaa. When
b body was iooxmi a boat e clock it was
nearer 'borne than wbere Earl bad left
him in tbe open field indicating that he
bad started for home. Tbe ball entered
hia body at nearly right angle and the
gun most have have been resting against
hu clothes, indicating tbat be mav nave
stumbled tailing over against it jost as it
waa discharged. Ibe load struct the
collar bone and just a'jove it making a
hose aboat one and a bail by two inches.
going through tbe jugular vein and lodg
ing in tbe back of tbe neck. Ibe jury
tried to jar the hammer of the gun down
when cocked, bat it would not drop. j
Tbeir verdict was accx-rdirg to tbe
facta that death was caused from a gun
shot wpund by the accidental discharge
of the gun.
The deceased was a son of J. J. Beard
of Taazfnt, but waa adopted by Mr. O.
W. Warren when qur.e young. He was
a quiet boy and greatly beloved by bis
parents who bave the sympathy oi
ail in their great lam. The deceased waa
born on Christmas day in 1&S2.
Poland China Pigs for Sale
Arnooe desiring to improve their
stock of hogs will da well to See me be
fore buying, at tbe Skeels place one mils
north of Albany, oa Independence road
I hare several pigs, both sexes, from
thoroughbred stock, which I will sell at
hard time price or trade for fat hogs,
chickens, potatoes, grain or feed or sell
cheap for cash ia band. I am deter
mined to sell and will sell almost at a
man's own figure so call soon for they
most go Now ia the time to go in good
bogs while voa can get them so reason
able, for Logs can't stay so cheap.
i. 11. Ucorsox, tbe dardiner.
ARE YOU GOING
Remember the Children and
" 1- riends oa Christmas.
To
Thia is a vear that suggests sensible
presents, those that will be appreciated
and be useful aa well aa ornamental.
Yon can get them at Foehay A Masons.
A finer stock haa never beea seen in
oarutv.
It embraces an elegant line of books
tor voana: and old.
1 be beat acaortment ot isiu.es oy lar in
tbe cit v.
An e.egant line ol aibama ana outer
plash gcods.
borne cne totiet eass,
A cho'ece lot of the best perfume,
Some beautiful vasea and
A large assortment of np to date no
tions, from which voa can not fail to I
lect something at a reasonable price that
-ill be suitable lor a gift.
Don't bay until you have seen them.
Loot al This.
I have 48 lots with fair boose. AH
kinds of fruit, all in one body, close to
college and city public school, to trade
I for residence ia Albany. Look this Up.
Good plceo make money or tor epecu-
latioo.
G. W. Maston.
To CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Tak laxative BromoOuiniee Tablet. All
Jroggits refund the money if it fails to
care. 2oc.
OXT3 UrCJOYO
Both the method and rwtlts -when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
eently yet promptly on the hadneys,
Liver and liowcls, cleanses the sys
tern effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
onlv remedr of its kind ever Tro-
duoed, pleasing to the taste and ao-
Iceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its acuon ana wuiy oenenciai m i
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
manv excellent anaiiuescunuiwiiu i
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup ot figs is ior laie m ou
cent bottles by all leading drng-
cists. Any reliable drumrist 'who
Vhy may not have it on hand will pro
ic- ... . ...
j cure it promptly for any one who
I m:uaa ,. TV not awnt anv
al v..o.o -j r d
,nbstitnte.
I t.irr.OUia rtH VVOftBM.
UAkMr vnmn rni vi iiwi vw
nAKtsco, cu
touisvusE. r.
hew romtj it.
7 )
Higher Than Patti's.
i THE
WaSbEBItX kttcr. p
RKsi'H raw ic
SALEM IS TO HE A If IT-
Patton Bros, engage the coming linger
for a concert. Yaw's interesting per
sonality and remarkable eareer.
The managers of Heed's Opera noose
hare arranged with that phenomenal
singer, Ellen Beach Yaw. to give a con
cert in Salem next Mondav evening.
December 28.
I Mis Yaw i aomethinir mnra tlian 9
fine linger; her voice ie a phenomenal
oi;e in the falleet sense of t';t much
abased term. It extends over nearly
four octaves, from G below E in the al
tissibo. The world recxrds only one
other singer approaching such a range
Lacrezia Ajagari a protege of Mozart,
and Misa Yaw goes four full tone higher.
Aside from tbe extraordinary compass
Mii Yaw's voice has received high
praie for it parity and sweetness of
tone.
Missj Yaw'a appearance there will be
an event tbat will Le looked forward to,
not merely by musicians, bat by all mo
aie lovers, aod a large number of others
will undoubtedly eo from the same mo
tive tbat would prompt them to see a
freak of natnre in some other direction.
It ia expected that a great many peo
ple of thia city wid go to Salem next
Monday to attend this great concert.
HEW YORK WORLD.
THR1CE-A-YEEC ECLTfCM
. Jges a Week. 151 Papcn a Year.
Is larger thaa any weekly or aemi
eekly paper pabliahed and ia the only
mnortant democratic "weekly" pnb-
labed ia Kew Yo.-k City. Three tune
M large aa the leading repabJican week-
y 01 ew lork LH-. It will be of
"ecial advantage to voa darins the
residential Campaign, aa it is peb -fced
every other day, except Sunday,
Sac all the fresh nets and - timeiinees
daily. It combines all the news
la king list of interesting depart
3, oniqne feature, cartoons and
lie illustrations, the latter being a
ally.
I these improvements have beea
ju without any increase ia the cost
which remains at one dol'ar per rear
We offer thia cneioaled newzparer
and the WezcLr Drxocxar together one
year for $2.00. Satisfactory terms with
"7
GOHSERTATOSY OF MOSG
Albany College
Teachers for the school vear IS55-1S37 :
ZLsri M. Parvin, Mas. Doc director.
Assistant teachers-Margoerite Alderson,
B. M and Mrs. Josephine Sharpe.
Thoroagh and systematic instruction
given in ail the important branches of
music. Beet conservatory rooms and
latgest musical library and facilities for
magical work. Largest nun. Jer ot con
servatory students enrolled of anv mceie
school in the state. Terms low. Send
for circular and catalogue, to
M tinrx Hows Lex, A. M.
Albany. Oregon.
Academy
of
Our Lady of Per
petual Help.
Boarding School for Girls.
Thoroozh instruction Wholesome
diet Homelike treatment. Consider
ing hard times, favorable redactions are
made for boarders and day scholars.
Studies will be resumed eptl let. For
nrther particular call at the Academv
or write to Sister Superior.
J.M.RALSTON
BROKER.
Maston Block, Albany, Or
Money to lean on form security, all
small loans made on personal eecrrsity .
City, county and school warrants bought.
Collections made oa favorable terms.
F uoorance written in three o the
arg ccaaraaies in ice wona, m lowest
ates.
AT THE MIXES. Boarding. lodging
and meal may be secured of tbe sub-
aenber at the Sntism rr-ines, at hi place
at the month ot Dry Gakh.
tl. W. White.
TV If T? Let
VW 1V1 H. getherl Is it not bet
ter to bay voar Bread, Pies, Rolls.Cakes,
tc, at a reliable store where they use
only the Beet material why of coarse it
you dont want dvspepsia and yon I
never get it by eating anytLirg irom ori
Store. U. S. BAKERY
Be Ellsworth and Lyon 2nd St.
C. D. VaxnTKk. Proprieto
K. O. T. M.
Meets every Saturday eveninr 7 .
T. M . Hall. Visiting Knights invited t
tiend. J. S. Van Wi.nklx, Cora
NEW HOME LAUNDRY. kf Sett
and of ElUworth Street. Vamil
wa hire taken. Particularattention pai
to bundle washiog and mending. Sati
taction guaranteed. Mas Chkistsm
Porrtaa Extebtawmsst Oomsa
The College haa established a course
of lectures aod entertainments for the
winter. Season ticket 1- The College
hope that the public will respond gener
ously to this coarse, as it is intended for
all. Sing'e admission 15 cents.
The Wkeklt Dkmoc&at $1.25 a year
and tbe Weekly San Francisco Examiner
$1.50 a year, combined for only S2.S5
Thi includes all the privilege in the 10 -000
premium list of the Examiner includ
ing a flO.UOO residence ana a nvw go;a
aagget.
HELP WANTED 41ALE.
WANTEIV-SOLICrTORS FOR cam
paign book, "Krran, SewaJi and
Free Silver." anlborizei bv Bryan,
written by R. L. Metca'f, Editor Omaha
World-Herald, appointed author by Bryan.
Contain ipteche and platform. A bonanza
for agents, a free silver mine for workers.
Only 11.50. ne owy autnorueu ooo. ou
per cent. Credit given. Freight paid.
Outfit free. Begin now with choice o
rritory. Permanent, profitable wcrk
Address The National Book Concemr
Building. Chicago
STEEEU8A1LWAY KOTICE.
The motot on the Albany atrcet rail
way will connect promptly with all train
to and from the depot, day and night.
' Special trips will be n ada at special
a'e. I- F. Cos. Conductor,