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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORNING HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8. 181. gUroing gaits JieraW OK lALIt Th Daixt Hsrald will be on Ml each morning at II. J. Jones' bosk itore.where it cm be procured at i cnU per copy. ', TBI M.4I1H. Mailt l tk AlkuT postoffice cIom PwallaOcw north ) T awrn mtca , SOCf. . Vd J C-rrmlbSMid Yaqain .. U o tooth -y ' " Mali al de'ivciT open on tun.lay fiom S 10 a . so1 t? 7 r. a. IVwloIti a open lo hom bwuan all day. JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN. Saner kraut at Parker Bi op. Sweet cider 25 centa a gIIon at Parker Bros. Finest line of syrups in the city Parker Bros. Regular meeting of the city council this evening. Miss Lydia Hay, of Ilarr's'jurjr, is visiting in this city. (Swiss cheese, the finest ever in Albany, at Parker Bio? Judge Flino was looking after business matters in Corv&llia yes terday. W. J. Brannan and Isal 1 Eiien were given a license to marry yes terday. Call at French's jewelry nr and see the "Lunar" clock, liie latest thing out. Mr. aud Mrs. II. II. Hewitt anil daughter. Miss Olga, came up last evening from Salem. Large and complete sto.-k of Christmas goods at French's jew elry store. Big bargains. Ha, of Portland, paid his foi feit rather than trust his legs in a race with Jus. Spencer, of the Al bany hose team. The regular meeting of the Al bany W. C. T. U. will beheld at their hall on Ferry street Ht 2 :'M o'clock this afternoon, LVc. 3. A salt petre mire is the latest find up in Umatilla county. Now if they can only rind a vein f Ep som sa ts the bill is fully filled. Lost, in this city Th jrsuay, Iec. 2, a red Irish setter dog. In Tor mat ion leading to h's whereabouts will bs rewarded to the amount of $5 by John I so in, Jr. W. L. Jester, the former depoi agent in this city, is now in the employ of the Union Paciiic in Portland. Mrs. Jester went down yesterday to join her husband. Or. Eushnell has tendered his resignation as health officer at Yaquina Bay, and will remove to Kan Francisco. (!ov. Pennoyer will apj);nt a successor to the office. A pistol shot fired ?n the alley in the rear of the pi toll ice about 8 o'clock last evening created a small commotion last evening. It was at first feared that some one bad boen shot, but it was learned it was only some reckless individ ual violating the ordinance "just for fun." Hid identity was not discovered. Salem's thoroughfares must be in a terrible condition. A delivery wagon became so badly mi'td down in the ' pavement'' last Saturday that it wsw impossible to net out and the horses were unhitched and the goods distrib uted by a boy chartered for the occasion. Albany's streets ne bad enough, but this goes us one Let ter. Messrs. Coon A Underwood have purchases the photograph gallery of Geo. L. Wilcox in thb city and have taken charge of the same. Mr. Underwood will re main in Corvaliis, operating their gallery there and Air. Cnnwiil conduct the uallery. here. They are prepared to make tine pictures, and guarantee satisfac tion. Tha Philharmonic sorietv will give a select masnueiade bail, Fri- oay evening, lHreeruher ls!l at the Albany opera house. Oraml mirch to commence at '.) o'clock prompt. Music by Parsons' or chestra of Portland. I tckcts. Reception committee v. i,. ai lace, O. C. McFarland. J. li. Hop kins, J. K. Wyatt, J. A. Cummin;: Invitatisn committee C. B. Winn AUx Hennie, B. Magis, W. M. Phillips, F. E. Doi ris. A man who puts up a c'aim fo mind reading and fortune telling, and prefixes a Prof, before hie name, calling the rest Allen, was about the city vesterdav, nre-eini t ing the sidewalk bv ilesciihirg a worm fence and finally laying tlown quickly upon them. It would not require much ertiiditc knowledge to tell his fortune, an.) a portion of it may be narrated by the recorder before he leaves the city. He is accustomed to that kind of thing, it is said, however. A Beautiful Might. Mr. J. ' M. tiariiton, of forest Grove, arrived with his tine fo!s yestercay and placed them upon exhibition in the Vance buil!ing. oppoeite the Kevere House. Mr. Garrison invites every man, woman and child iu the city to call to day and to-morrow and see the fowls. The exhibition is l ee to all. Tuoee cresmv whie Brahmas, Wyandottes, Leghorns, Plymouth Rock s and Cochins are the admiration of all. Co ar,d see these feathered beiuties. Bird Troubled hy Muaqultuea. Canary birds are a cood deal troubled" by mosquitoes. The toes of the bird are amply provid ed with small veins, and as the membrane between tne toes is ex tremely thin an observant mos quito may fee its favori'e fluid circulating in plain cL'ht. A bird with a swollen hind toe was brought to a bird lancier recent y and be pronounced the trouble IKMHoning from a mosquito bite, lesaid the thing was not uncommon. THE CITY ELECTION Mayor Cjwan Re-Elected by Majority of 119. N..X. UE TON ALSO KE-ELECTED Z A. Pa.'ir E ect j Ttesinrer, aid J. i. Hof- ua-, Ya-slia' Tin JWe.-nid S ewirl. P.Vfor aad G. abi-r. Tb cilv elec.ion jester Jay was held in a steady downpour oi rain a. m a .iU..r.... u, seldom witnessed in Oreton. Jlea stood under dripping unibicllas, and tried to extract comfort in suiokinjr candidate ciuars, which were iieely '"set up" at nil the cigar stores. The wind blew iu.-iously. rattling signs and chaE in merrily thiough the whiskers of the wiie pullers who dared to fjce the st jrm. The vote was not as larj;e as it wou'ii have leen had the da v been pleasant. The to'al vote of the city was US-; there was lb4 in the l'ir-.t wa'd. 'Jul in the Seconu ward, ami -j::; i tiie Third ward. Tlu r-jnlt if the election, com piete, is as follows : l i si- wa r.i). For mayor J. I.. Cowan BM J. W. Cu.tcI; Cowan's majority.. For recoulcr N. J. Hen ton U. P. Cos now Henton'e majority. . For marshal J. N. HoU'mua A. B. Laccy Ht ii'uisn's maioi'ity. For t re? s lire. K. A. Parker H.FaiweP 8i 12J i8 t!5 J7 ti It i.ti Parker's major. ty 70 ror ai'iei man 0. II. Stewart W. CTweed ile Scatleiing votes, Stewart's majority second wakh. For mayor Cowan Cusick 115 g:; Cowan's majority. . For leconler Henton Coshow Heiiton'4 majority. . For ina shal lloll'inari . Lacey Hotrmau's majoiity. For trca-urer Parker 51 l!f! 79 40 in 120 Far well tO Parker's majority 40 For alderman Chai'es 1'feiil'er 120 Ornar Hendicson t3 Seal .ering voir s, 10. J 'fe; L'V r i ma jont y 52 Tir : o w.m:i. For mayc. CusjcU..." 15$ Con an 1o7 Ctis.ii- .'s majority 21 For leconie lle.iton Coihow Deuton's majo.ily. For maibhal Ik.It.mn Lacev 150 115 1S.-5 Hoil'mati'd majority For ticasu.-e" ParLei Farweil Parker's majority 1 or aMci .nan I. .1. Jrahain Inson Wheeler iruhaui'a majority For mayo-- Ym aii Cusick Cowan's majoiity For reconlei Henton Coshow Ile.Kon's mijo 'ty Fo' marshal lloti'iian : . I .acey I lo (''man's majoiity For tre.is'irei Parker . . Farweil 70 !5 i:;i ;;i is 117 i .7 S 27!l 1 1 : am 2H1 110 2(M us in 2i!7 114 Parker's majority For the next year the city ofli cerwill stand eve i!v divided po litically. There will be three re publicans and tlnee democratic coiineiinien ; the mayor and mar slm' will be democratic ai.d the r.'C- r.leran 1 treasurer republican. l'aculiar Method. ?'be On gonian notes and com ment says that the blind biv.'gage passenger who was bur: in the recent accident on the Southern Pac tic near tunuel !. was not a "hobo," as at first reported, but a man w.tli .'.(mhi ( r ,imki. ihe Bosebii'g liaiudea'er eavs he is a brether-in law of Mr. Jcbneon. proprietor of the Minnesota house at Eugene, and was going up for a visit, partly of a social and partly la busu.ess lature. Imtead tf pavirj ins lire, lie noticed tne cei'ar f.t the fai loose open ami crowded anions the tools, with the result of being rather badly smashed up. wiien wealthy men take a notion to ride under a car instead i f in it, tin y should al ways take the precaution of taking out an accident policy. Klein Bros can make you anv styie of a hoot or a shoe ymi wish arid w ill guarantee a peiftct fit. Try i hem on a pair. i BELSHAZZAR. Caat of Characters of Ihii Great Cantata to B Fressatd Dtc mber 17 and 18. The greatest Cantata in Ameri can print will le presented to the Albany public in magnificent cos tume on the 17th and 18th of De cember, 18H1. To give a proper description of his superb product ion it would take much more space than we ft el at liberty to ask of our already generous news paper publishers. However, the leople of Albiny will have the opportunity of witnessing a per formance on the above dates long to ri.Iliembere(, and such a one . . .: . , as has not been attempted for ten years. Most every school boy has heard, nt least a part of the story of Beishaz.ar, the dow nfall oi the wonderful city of Babylon, the long oppression of the Jews and their final restoration by Cyrus, king of Persia. Attempts have been made by artists to paint the gorgeous least of Belshazzir on canvas, and to picture this tryant king in his tragical death. Biblical histiry gives us, one of the most striking even's to be found in the whole raiw of bible history in this story of LeUhazza--.- Who has not read of the mysterious hand-writing on t'ie wall, tb attempt of the Magi to read it, their failure, and the cored interpretation of the prophet Daniel. Who has not in their imagination saw the beauti ful and white winged angel appear to Cyrus iu his camp, and listened to the sweet strains of music as tiie angel sings to him. This Cantata so faintly hinted at in the ab ve lints will be placed on the stage in a manner wh.ch is pleasing and interesting. TKX l'Ol.NTliUS. 1. Albany hasdrainauc ability. 2. Albany has some of the best musical talent in the Northwest. 3. Prof. W. 11. Lee is musical director, and no better can be found in the state. 4. Prof. E. G. Lorrillard is pi anist ; his supremacy at the piano is unquestioned. 5. Mr. lleti.y Hopkins is stage mauager; his lepulation is oue of high degree. t. Over lifty people are bending their energies to make Belshaxar a success. 7. Buy your tickets early, at Will k Link's music store. 8. Present indications are that the opera bouse will be packed. t. Coet of presenting Belshaz zar to the public, over .2.)0.00. 10. Costumes complete, from San Francisco, over 50 ii. number. CAST OK CIIAKACTEKS. Belshazzar, king of Babylon, Prof. W. II. Lee Cyrus, king of Pers:a Gene E. Larimore Zeiruhbabel, governor of the Jews H. W. Young Daniel, prophet of Israel C. W. Sears Festtis, lord chuiuhclain. . . . C. II. Hart Nitocris, queen regent Mrs. E. W. Langdon Antonia, queen of Belshazzar, Mis Bertha Ellis Sheluiuith, wife of Zerrubbabel Kate M. Aiken Child of Ztivubbabel Miss Carrie Prichard Angel Miss Eva Cowan Jewish piincess. .Mr?. J. E. Miller 1'amar Miss Anna (ioLltmith Italia. . . . Miss Minnie Van Horn Zerhna. .Mrs. Sherman Thompson Magi fc herman Thompson Magi I. E. Miller Magi J. W. Biain Mti-'i Win. For I miller The following represent Jews. o ds and ladies ot Belsliazar's court, Persian soldiers, Babv Ionian 1 ..i., i, i... I. ...,,.;.,' erals of Cyrus' army, messengers, iieralds, etc.: Misi E. Irvine, Mrs. F. M. French, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. L. Viereck, Mis. E. Vas?alo, Miss B. Djrris. Miss M. Rinei, Miss (i. Kiiier, Mrs. Un hurt, Miss F. Kevnolds, Mrs. H. W. Young, .Miss L. Fan.'ll, J. C. Littler, Mrs. C.W.Si-ars, Mis.F.P. Nutting,Miss L. 1'ratlier, Mrs. J. W. Biain, Mies A. Flinn. Mrs. Condit; F. Fort- miller,'!. McKarland, C. Mueller, W. Campbell, A. Ca'others, M J. Denny, Mis. lilumberg, Mrs. Littler, D. H. McCulUigh, O. P. Coshow, Mr. Brown, W. J. Ortell, W. T. Hearst, E. M. Norton, W. S. Phillips, F. Breckinridge, E. L. (Jirnn, U. Strong, Miss llogau. Skc. A Ittfttiiiguiahed Lady 1'lij hiclan. Miss Dr. A. F. Jeffrey, of CU vc land, Ohio, who is spending a few days in the city on a visit with her cousin, Hon, Jeff. Myers, of Linn county, is the only lady graduate from the AUelbeit college, of Western Heserve University, at Cleveland. Ohio, nn institution of recognized standing bv the entire medical profession. She giadu a ted with high honors in a class of fifty in IPS.'!. Prior to the time she enteicd this college its doors were clon-d lo the gentler sex and three years ago a separate department was established for female medical students, as a part of the institu tion. During the time Adelbert college was open to women Miss J i ll'rev was the only lady student as well as the only lady graduate. She expects to locale either iu Al bany or Salem. Three Month's Pay, Notice has been received by tiie emp'oyes of the Oregon Pacific Railroad company that the pay master, V. C. ilogue, will pay off to-day for the months of June, July, Atit'iibt and September. Tins will be most welcome news both to the employes and the citi zens along the line, evident- ng that Col. Hogg is still on top an I the money vaul's are not closed against him. I.adica Mandolin Club. Ladies desiring to join a Mando lin club to he composed of man doling, violins, guitars and auto harps will please semi their name and name cf instrument thev w ish to leain or piny to Chas, 11. "Mueller. The Ksceat Bclo Fire, The Scio Press has the fol low ing to say of the burning of the llonring mills, water works and electric light plant at that place last week : "That Scio has received a blow, in .a financial senee, the effects of w h eh will be felt for months to come, goes with out question : The direct damages are variously estimated at from $25,600 to $35,000. The conse quential damages are difficult to estimate but undoubtedly will be as much mnre. The business in terests of Scio are to be a great extent paralyzed. One merchai t w ho had made calculi tion to go io Portland last Monday to purchase a la;ge stock of holiday goods, will not go at all now-, or at least will not lay in any holiday goods to speak of, and what is true with this one is true with all. Goins & Gamber will have flour and feed on hand from Othr sources to supply their customers, but that will not replece the wheat lost. Many farmers keep their wheat for flouring purposes at home (for tunate in this instance, ; this of course will be taken elsewhere, and as a matter of course a part of their produce, etc., and the buying of family supplies will in a meas ure go to other towns. Unques tionably there will be a falling off of trade in all branches of business. People will be compelled to buy less than they otherwise would had the fire not occurred. The loss of tiventy thousand dollars from the circulating medium of the F.i ks of the Sant am will neces sarily a'fect every one more or less. Should a larger and better mill be erected, as is promised within the year, we will in a short time forget our joss in the push and bustle of building. Messrs. !oinsi& Gambei will feel the loss though for years. They have the sympathy of everyone, and we are informed they have had tenders of financial aid that ppeaks very flattering of their business capacity and integrity. A number of our citizens also have expressed themselves as willing to give them financial aid in rebuild ing the mill. While the blow is a heavy one at t'ae prosperity of Scio and vicinity, it will in all probabilty result in better improve ments, better mill, etc., in the future." Holiday Present. i Remember that the Ladiaa Ba zaar have their full line of useful holiday goods displayed and ready for inspection. This line em braces a!! the novelties and sta ples in fancy goods.handkerchiefs, kid gloves, silk mittens, fans, glove and handkerchief cases, throws, scarfs, banners, shawls, aprons, purses, beads, photo cases, li.nr ornaments, and an endless variety of dressed and undressed dolls ranging in price from ten centa t ten dollars. Latest styles and lowest prices. No trouble to show go kIs. Fine Suiting. W. K. Graham, the tailor has received one of the largest lines of lino suitings and trouserings to bo seen in Oregon, outside of Port land, embracing all the desirable patterns for winter wear. His prices will be found so low that any one can afford to wear one of his" neat fitting tailor nnde suits and overcoats. He warrants his goods to be first-class, and guaran tees a tit. Call and see his new patterns. BUSINESS LOCALS. F. M.French, jeweler. Will & Stark, the jewelers. Fresh crisp celery at Allen Bros. Oysters in every style at Isom.s. Cranberries at C. K. Browneil's. Ladies delight soap at Parker Bros. Isom has the only oyster parlors in the city. Pigs feet and sour kraut at Allen Bros. Choice eating and cooking ap pie at Allen Bros. Oysters for families 50 cents a pint at Isom's. New jewelry of latest patterns at Will & Stark's. Will & Stark have some elegant souvenir spoons. The latest designs in souvenir spoons at t rench s. Choice pickles in bulk, or quan t'tties to suit, at Parker Bros. Great reduction in embroidered flouncing at W. F. Reads. Buy your beating and cook stoves of Hopkins Bros. Klein Bros., are giving their customers an elegant piano. Fresh comb honey, Linn county production, at Parker Bros. Furnished room suitable for one or two gentlemen. Use of bath Convenient location. Inquire of C. B. Winn. Oh! Mamma! Buy me one of those lovely dolls at the Ladies Bazaar. All kinds of fruit boxes in quantities to suit at the Sugar Pine Door & Lumber Company's. Necessaries delicacies and luxuries, at Allen Bros., grocery. A handsome line of holiday gifts just received at the Lad:es Bazaar. Beniemlier when yon want any thing in the spectacle line French, the jeweler, has it. Repairing neatly done at Klein Bros shoe store. New styles in fans and chiffuii handkerchiefs at the Ladies Bazaar. Fresh Mocha, Java, and Blended coil'ee received on every steamer at Allen Bros. Sodaville water is kept constant. Iv on hand by the bottle ai G. I Blackman's drug store. Ladies wishing kid cloves in delicate tints for evening wear should call at the Ladies Bazaar. Repairim: neailv d i e at the I large gilt boot store. HOLIDAY SH0PPEB3. 8hoo!d Sea the Wonderful Array at Julms GradwoM's Bazaar. Mr. Julius Gradw'ohl, the enter prising proprietor of the Bazaar store in this city, which contains the larirest and best selected stock of crockery, glass and other wares for domestic use, iu the valley, hs well as fancy wares, toys and beautiful holiday good, has re plenished and enlarged his entire stock ana now lias a store mat a credit to himself and an orna ment to the city. His shelves counters and every available space are filled with the choicest anil most varied stock of goods ever seen in this valley, including mammoth display of holiday goods. He has added a new line which consists of a beautiful as sortment of rolled gold jewelry warian'ed to wear as good as goll and costing one-tenth as much money, diamond cut pins, rings fine uuibrel'as for holiday presents and novelties. His stock is now in and holiday choppers should lose no time in seeing his wonderful array which is not surpassed iv any on the coast either in elegance or prices. He also carries a gigantic stock of beautiful hanging lamps, stand lamps, bicvcles, tricycles, safet:es and velocipede.!, which lie guaran tees to sell as low as any place iu Oregon. II is assortment of fine teas and coffees is always complete, as wi ll as a general stock of family groceries, lie I uys bis g oi direct for net casn and sells them the same way. The Morning Cocktail. Tken before breakfast create a false, injurious appetit;. 1 wineglass full of Dr. Henley's English Dandelion Tonic taken before meals strengthens the di gestive organs and enables vou to relish a hearty meal without in jury to the stomach. For sale by t os 1 1 ay A Mason. A fine line of gold rings opened at Will A Stark's. pis A lull line ol cliou'e cigars ant tobaccos kept at F. K. Allen's- pectacies and evegtasses, com plete assortment at F. M. French If vou want lo buv childrens cloaks, cheap, call at the Ladie Bazaar. ureat reduction in sugar, con suit Gradwold's advertisement for pai ticulars. Subscriptions for all the leading !!i?.g:'.zines and newspapers taken at the poetolhce. Mince meat, raisins, currants jellies and jams etc., for Thanks giving at l'arker Bros. Special bargains in ladies' gol and gold tilled watches at F. M French's, the corner jewelry store The finest line of handkerchief: ever nrongm to a many can oe seen at the Ladies Bazaar. All prices, from five cents upwards Just received at the Ladies Bazaar an elegant Hue of far cords,fringes and ponpons suitable for all kinds of fancy work,also the new shades in zephyrs. A. Ii. Chapman, of this city, has the agency ot the Canadian l'aciiu railway company, and wi'l sell tickets over that line from Albanv to all points East. Call and see the brilliant dis play of library lamps 1 1 C. E. Browneil's. Not one kept over from last year but all this year's styles and will be toll at tiie lowest living prices. w. h. rti it, rs iris t lie azencv for the Salem Steam laundry, ai'd those who do not wish 'o employ Chinese laundiy.ng, can bae their clothes sent ( very 1 uesday morn ing and returned Saturday noon See him at T. L. Wallace vt Com pany'8. WlMilom'a Violet Cream Is the mo:it exquisite prepara tioii in the world for soitenii g ami whitening the hands and face. It is not only a substitute for, but in every rcsjiect superior to glycerine, cold cream, vaselini and line preparations. liv it. for eaie bv Foshay & Mason. MAKIilKII. li tv mm ,l 1 1. 1. r. I, Mi lli i.i vi-v, on Deci'iiiln-r T, l'.U, liy Kef. 8. I irviiie. Mr. (trail! II:nl"y nf Slic man cjun'y, ami .Mi;s Cora 1-.. Miller, of Scio. lillliN, BKOWN- On S.uiil: v nioitiii).' Dec ;th, 1V.I1. in this ciiy, to Uic wife of James li.own, a sen, weight 11 po.mds. T OST-I.i lli g cilv 'lii" lay, !., 2. a rt-.l lj Irieh acttir (lug;, Infnnuutinn Icad.ntr to tun wlicrcaloiitti will he rcwrtUil ty J .hn laotu, jr. IIOR SALK- A I.TUid i:n Kriniiiaton typewriter michine with all I In. im proyiMuontf. for file cccontl h vul cht-ap. Ail Ire a M M., c'lirvullii-. REVERB HOUSE, AMANY, O. CIIAS rieiPYr, Prop. O -W Brtl-t-'r.'W liouw n the c:.y. Lrr;o w,ie room "or roni" niercia! nil!). No Ch'nau.i'fi ciup'uyeJ in the k.tchen. B.iby cried, Mother sighed, Doctor prescribed : Castorial Qsed in Millions of Homes DBPRICES fiealfl Baking THE WOULD ENRICH KD. The facilities of the present day for the production of everything that will conduce to the material welfare and comfort of mankind are almost unlimited and when Syrup of Figs was first produced the world was enriched with the on ty perfect laxative known, as it is Ihe only remedy w hich is truly pleasing and refreshing to the taste and prompt and effectual tocleanse the system gently in the Sprii. time or, in fact, at any time any the better it is known the more popular it becomes. Ul)0 seres of i-lioiec agrii'iiltural or fruit land in Iteiitoa county, within two miles of Albany's new hriJire: good house, well and wind-mill, fair Qtlt builditiL's, line loc:ili,n; priee rea sonatile. Will s.dl on easy terms or will trade for eity propel i oi for a sjo'-U ranch. For terms call on the uud.Tsi(rned In he pi ce or addles?, M. T, Whitxcy, Albany, Or. L. II. .1. .1 ONES' -:- -:- IMMK STOKE If AS BEEN REMOVED INTO the Pipe building, opposite his former place of business, where lis l;as more room ami a larger eU;:-k than ever. He invites the public to call and see him in his new ipiarters. UTL'jok out for bis display of Holiday good. It will he something elegant. FOB THE J. i Cuiou Has oiM'iied a beautiful line of lluliilay Goods, including plush and leather albums, toilet cases, hand painted plagues, screens, fancy inkstands, wall pockets and holders, ordor cases, novelties and dainty nic nacs for holiday pres ents. Call early and make your selections. FIBST STREET. BLCMBLBG BLOCK AT- Paikcr Bros. Bakery. CHOICE 3IINCE TIES CAKES. RAISINS, CURRVNTS, JELLIED HOT ROLLS, JAMS, CRACKERS, BREAO, CHOICE TEAS A COFFEES, FRESH GROCERIES, Or anything else good to cat, lemeinber you can get it at reasonable rates at Instruction given on violin, man i.nlin, piano ami lass instru ments, llavii"-' secured the assis tance of Prof. Coou.er. of Salem, will furnish first-class orchestra iiiiit-ic at reasonable rates. Ad- Ircss or call on C. II. Mti"ller, orner Third and Ellsworth street. Albanv, Oregon. VJOIIil.. IS HiCBKIiY (JIVKX THAT X tin ani.tiul incline o! t!ic stoct lioia- r of the (.recti ilnsin Lnmt.crinir I'oninaiiv ill le he'd at their officii in lirccn ll i-in. lircim. on the brnt jlnmluy iu January, lv.t;, at 1 oVIoc k p, ti , for ihe mriKc of clcctitnr live (.') .HrNtorH to nerve f.r the ciisuiitj; cur ai it tr.i!iact etuh other ousmcts as IniV proj-crly come netore nxm nieelini;. Ilii.siKu, Pec -J, 1SJ1. S. W. It KKSK, Secretary, ilOl NPnearthMc'ty, on Friday. Nov. 27. ' a diamond riic;. " The .ui;er lan huvc it l'V c.iMiiiK niK'ti l!en Cielau. and paying (or tl. ii notice. Flrrmmrii Klcctlon. KtOTK-E IS HEIiHtY (ilVEM THAT il tie. .-c wiJ Im- no el,'ciion held in ihe eity 1 Ml.iiiy on M-.iKlay.ihc lith day if Uciiim- r. l.-l'l. Tor III.' puriHific of ecctinifn cii:i't nii't aHswtaat t hicf envineer, of the A'-h.iny lire il ca.iu ent, to ero one jcar. Sal.l icctioii to le hi-.l iK-lwceil the hourn of 1 k an. I l:f ' o' I k r. m , i:i the hat' ol All'any l-i.i:ic Co. No. I. Katcl tins Nt.la if Pec , 1-,!1 M. I. PHILLIPS. M ITRL. SeeretsiryA. F. U. President A. K. D. 40 Years the Standaic I HO DAYS! Music cssons For the Holiday Season OF Iosliw &z Mason -CAi:i;V A IIEITIFLL AliKAY OF- C HEJSTMAS GOOD -IXCLTIiIN'C- Fatuilv and Tertcbers' Bibles rnd a great variety of illustrated Holtds'v .-nd Stnndar.l Bool.8, Plush ard f .eat her A lhinns, Toilet ('sses, Iain'y Vases. Fancy (Jods, Art Novelties. Oobl Pens, Fancv Ink sta'ds and Writing Supplies, Pretty Trifles and Useful Presents for the Holidays. T':y have an enormoup nwittinput, and their priees will befonnd so low tliat every one can afford In buy sonir-tbing nice for the glad Holiday season. Call and see their lieautiful stock of Holiday goods. The Albany A FULL LINE MEN'S & YOUNG MEN'S IT Of Superior Fit, Make and styles and in The Best Possible Gooils for nrsiXEss (joes ay CLOTHING, Wiien the proper indtici -mi-r.tr are offered the buyer: to ke p things movintr v.e vill olfer inditeenii tits l'.,r this wo k that will "c.i!" h the !o.!ais." IN OVERCOATS Our line is iiotliiiir less ili.r.i I'AK EX(,ELLEXCE, you hint? iicvci liclopp seen such an assortment iu the town. Call at our store anI we will show you a line of coats at S10 I hat is jjood and dura lile, coats at SI 50 that are dressy and nice; for 815 you can laiy a line dress overcoat inany kind of goods you may wish. TWO DRIVES MEN'S CRUSH 3ien's White Shirts in -o Wi: W ILL CONOCCT A (j KXF.it A L HATSALETHLS WEEK And have reduced the juices on all hats. Remember, we have 11c old shelf-worn iro ds in stock, but have thirteen larije counters loaded down with choice and stylish clothing. All good ate marked in plain liguras at price that defy competition. J..Uallac&Qo. King Clothiers ol Albany and the Willamette Valley. ISO 1-2 8 Furniture Co t , . a 3 Ef t Q OF UNDERTAKING. Finish, in all ti c dcr irable seat vaiiety. the I-ast Possible Mou- v. mi A WII1KLWIXD THIS WEEK:- HATS FOR $1. extra quality for 81.