r
pnilu Ocmocsni
CITY OFFICIAL PAPER
'r.llil d every day in (lie week
cxeept Sunday.
jrts MiTTlHU, KilitoraVnd rrtp'j
I,Tr.H ftlfce FrM f fllrj. at AlUuy
SjttyC-D, a. cwimi t;m.- uiau matter.
imviinti...
..KuVEiinrK :io i9j
It is CoMiNfi. Receiver Ilea!!, of (he
Lino Coun'y Bank has received instruc
llom horn Washington authorizing a dlri
ieni to depositors. A schedule is lieing
prepjred, which will be sent to the comp
ttoller probably tomorrow. On lis receipt
checks will be made and returned to Al
lan and distributed aniens depo-lturi. So
ills probable the lust dividend nill l.e paid
In nt'out three weeks. There IS hum
Lflifa2ion In seeing it In sig'it; but it
ihOUld rfcve oce I p"' several wpeks ii,r.
How ranch of avdivhlen I will be pr-.i.l is ail
lnon. The actual recocts jus.ify a; least
jo per cent
After Zki'ii Jon. J W l'arrish.ili-puty
iheriffof Lincoln county, was in Salem
today. He is alter Zeph Job.the banker,
vho with Ills brother, li K Job, and M M
Davis, was indicted by the grand jury lor
larceny of public money, in MilicUing the
deposit of the countv funds of Lincoln
county am! then refusing to account for
tltetn on demand of the county treasurer.
Ono of .Sheriff Knight's deputies has
prae to JcHerson.near which place Zeph
Joois located, to secure nun ftileni
Independent.
Reasiiku Fcoksk. The Oregon Path1
itaamer Wm M Hon arrived this afternoon
boot 3 o'clock with 30 or 40 tons of freinht
The? oamo from Harrlshure since 8 o'clock
this morniog but were delaved aome at the
drsw bridge snd !s) bv the feny cable below
this city. Arriving at the bridge aome delay
vta experienced iD landioc owing to tho
hiph water. The freight will be unloaded
tonight. The same o'Hceta are in command
si when the boat was hnre before .
ASl'Biimn.r Tins. The Odd Follows had
quite a lively meeting last eight. There was
Yora in me minatory negreo ana a large
delegation came trom both Lebanun and Jef
ferson bei'de visitors from other Darts
With the members of the home lodge the
ittemlince l 95. The lady members of
Benlah rlebekah lodge served lunch in rooms
ontheieeood floor of the hall building and
tne hundred aod twenty five persona partook
Miacrepasc. lne visiting rretbren were
highly pleased with their visitors.
AHofsc KoiiBBt). Dr Oeo S Wright
ths HcMinnvilla dentist, who has lieen
mine city a couple days, received a tel
ephone message from home this morn
io( stating that li is house was broken
into last niitht bv burulnra and consider
able property Btolen, how much was not
mown. 1 lie bnrglars broke In a rear
doer with an ax.
Sew OmcKits. The following officers
were elected last evening by Albany
iooge no 4, 1 u u b :
JOWritsnian, N G.
John Robson, V (!..
TJ StiteB.Ilec Sec.
E A l'arker, I'er Sec.
3 firadwobl. Treas.
, G F Kuasell.R Veal and W C Tw eedale,
trustees.
9
arm urokes. Mn Taj Ohling yc-
terday afternoon was going home from
Wilt to the home of her son, Mr R
Jhllng. when she slipped and fell on the
wdewaik, breaking her left arm at tl
list. l)r J P Wallace was cilled and a
he bone:
Mr Mac Porter, of Ccrvallis, has just
bought an Aberdeen Angus bull calf,
ailed Black Knight, the o.ie receiving the
'jfirst prize at the worlds' fair, paving 8500
it. It was owned bv Wallace Estill, of
MtiBouri,
Tut Tuisos We Kat
, - "'y largely make ua what we arc.
, No thought can pass through the
mind without leaving aome effect,
however slight. Many slight Im
pressions, in time, make mightv
changes. It's ihe same with the
body. Abuse it with poor food
rtd take the consequences,
purity, and certainty In groceries
j"Jd biked goods.'go to Parker
Attention s,b Kni.ihts. The next
regular meeting of Albany Tent K O T M
Ulbeheldin the new hall over the
Bank of Oregon. All Sir Knights re
quested to be present.
f A L LAMB,
I Sli Knight Commander,
I" SEKtoia J.ATTER, this question of
d.06', yonr laundry work. Think
i difeat itnd "ct in t!i right
bT;. o."endin ymr clothea to the Al
iik.i 1 eam '"tindry. How would you
in , ve t!,e Celestials running things
w.li "?? 01 business. It wouldn't set
" onld it, and no wonder. Then
ihn J0"c,ol'fa to Ricliard Is Phillips
'ndo tbe best work.
M,uIku1"ND IxiTRfMaSTAL MftlC
J" Hattle Warner a graduate ol the
T1'! connected with Gates Col
r5.,1" ' Prepared to give lessons fn
udPi. , cnlal rnu5,c 10 single
U si n- .1
mi rcasonvoic lenii.
"rner has had a thorough edoca.
,n and 1.
tf-.- "n experienced teacher. Her
."'tncN ih. ti . . ...11,.
1 1'row and M t , A,s
It- .,.
Ciioj... JL"' f MACINTOSH and
w u3- ' '"e'nding many noreltia
anne. aad children, it now
S E Young.
it-
Can..'",'""1 "eiiiiiK Uress goods and
ana lrV . . 1 - .r riri
Re.J 1 2' We '"Tlte you to examine the
Peacoch & Co goods and prices.
or
(Wubber
of all descriptions at
K'ln Broa
"oof Rubber Boots and Klein
HOME
ABROAD
Thai.ka giving dsy.
Til. coLego Y M U A of O c.on will m.,i
id Albany j. 6,1S .,, hrZ
UAIbaL) probably, 5UvounitlM,)n. """
Mr EC llogue f this city, rtce-.tlv !
H6-" -lth and the Vrl,
Judge Duncan has moved his office to
he Court 1 ouse, where he w ill be found
see hln. ' ''0UrS ',y Wllns"o
Thomis cr ek .v. , hih u,t eveuine
that the Oregon racific train did not crou;
hut aei,t the m.ii au.l pi.enjjoro to Albany
on a hand car.
T I, Rsei, ( Tlmri'on, Lane county, wan
aSoOpnz! from the Liggett - Mayer. To
baeca C'oaii.anv. fur cuc-si ou tim atr,.,.!..,,..
at tho world's f,ir.
J , ''""""tin.' attorney has appointed
I rretl Yati'a ilcju'v nini.nttn.. ....
for lienton eour.ty. Tlie selection isfortuuite
-Mr i atea i in every way competent and
has a keen apnreciition of tl i i,MnnMi.
soothe trust Coivjllis.
The thank reivinu rxprrU. , nt it. a 1 f
huich this forenoon, were of an enter.
mug, nroni.uic nature. I he sermon
as one lull of cream. A collection of
4 1 1 was ta'ien up.
i he 11 nmettc wai well ennueh to be
out of bed to-day, and was sprcaiHn' ever
ttuiuininir country. It was 21 leet
hove low water mark this afternoon, and
emllly raising at the rate of neatly ;
tchca an hour. At Oreuon Cltv Ih
locks were clotcd. slonnini' navigation.
Try S hnitz U. (is mw brand ot mild r.u rar
cured Oregon ham.
Fine fatdrcsird tnruevn and chickens for
rhau'f r giving at II G Watson Co.
r.huPz Itrts are now turning cut lirst clas
Oregon hams, vary mild and 8wcct.
You ean procure the bot Orecon ham in
the state at ttchultz Bros niebt markit.
French propesca todivida prolitswith his
customers this Christina. Look for future
announcement!.
Plan to lake dinner with the W C T U
Thanksgiving day, at their hall. A Bd
dinner for 2$ cents.
At Sholtz Krrs meat market ia the p'aoe
to get hni Oregon bacon and hams at 15
cents pjr pound.
Leave your order for dressed turkevs
tame geese, ducks and chickens, nt the
Central Market, for thanasgivlng.
Owing to hard time. French proposes to
mike it an object to purchase Christmas
goods from hi stock of watcher, cloeks.
lewelry and silverwaie Priees in keeping
with the times.
Kixderoaktem Work. Many wbo at
tended the Kindergarten meeting at the
Congregational church a short time ago
will be pleased to know that the associa
tion which was organized at that time
with a membership of '25 have since added
three new names to their number, i-ach
of these members has pledged au an
uuai leu ui miy cents, awe 11.111. is muy
be plainly understood what the money
accruing from this source is to ba used
for the association we wish to ear that
a library will be necessary for the study
ol the roueiian system at present, borne
of the money will be used for this pur
pose; if anything ia left it will be used to
purchase material to carry on the work
now existing in Albany, such material to
be the property of tbe association. An
other feature which will bo of interest to
the public is that a committee is arrang
ing a systematic study ot tne rroeimi
Kindergarten. To these study circles all
are cordially invited. The object of the
association is embodied in Article second
of the constitution, which reads: The
o1iif.-t of this association shall be tbe
promotion of the best educational inter
ests of the community, physically, intel
lectually, morally and religiously, as de
veloped through tbe kindergarten. The
present meinucrs are: mrs iv 11 .ee.
Mrs T J Wilson, Mrs W A Smick, Mrs C
V Hmvland. Uv and Mrs W A Trow. Hr
and Mrs (J W Maston, Vida Maston, Mr
and Mrs L H Montnnye, Mrs Annie P
Hawkins, Mrs Wm Vanca.Mrs V B Mon
tetth, Mrs L E Blain.Mrs Kate Althouae,
Mrs Mnrria. Mrs K N Condit. Mrs Ejima
Ta'hani, Hisses Zula Winn, lllrdio Ans-
lvn, Helen Crawtord, M Adda riari.mary
Hart, L H Wheeler, Rev E R Prichard,
F P Nutting, O W Wright. It is hoped
ninny new names will soon be enrolled.
"Kvnrv dollar nut info work for little
children is worth ten, even fifty for work
among adults.'
Summer weakness, that tired feeling
loss of appetite and nervous prostration
are driven away by Hood's Sanaparllla,
like mist before the morning sun. To
realize the benefit of this g.eat medicine,
give It a trial.
Sure, efficient, eav noou a riua.
Prtroit Fiikk Titfs. Forafewdays I
will receive subscriptions for (lie "Weekly
Itetroit Press 4 menths tor w cents, v-au
enrlv liefore it is too late as this special offer
is only for a limited time.
r u. nr.. iv.,.
Subscription Agent-
mm
GesciseJCliarasci; SALk in ladies
do. shoes. Within the next 10 oay. we
propose to dispose of l2doan pairs of French
and Dongnla kid. hand turned nd maohuie
sewed, oper. and common aeoae laata, sires
from 2H to 4 io all widths. These goods
must go regaraiess 01 eon- -!
hoes in theie si 1)1 will do well by calling
00 Klein Broa.
. m
Sawiso Wachixbi neatly repaired and
. . it 1..S ..rh.
warranted ry a inomnen., "-r"; -
man, at F M French's Jewelry son-, i'r
Oregon.
Kea She Kew Improved Singer sewing m
ine. 1 he mumi"')""'-'
Sowden, agent,
jhelry store
Office S F M Freocb
JEWELRY
u nr.) hrtoif ht for temporary ue,
but as a permanent and ervlcabe orna
ment. There I. often a mh tilut n
the make as In the material. W HI A Stark
of this citT keep the largest and 6 nest line
InthtTalier, making a specialty of pood
goods. Their line of gold and Irer
watches Is a superior one, anu in si.ver
are they take the lead in the central
Willamette Valler. If you wouM get the
UsHrTthelr llr.c call on Will & pt.rk. the
FBRBONAIi
Red Wells. Pnrvallis wheat buver. waa
in the city this noon.
Alderman Tonv Klein, of Salem. Is in
the city, the guest of his brother Joe.
Hon I K Weatherford and W C fwee-
dnle came borne this noon from Yaquina
Hay.
Paul Wallace came down from Albany
today to ea'.turkev nt "The Willows."
Journal.
Mr Ishaiu. the nnerntnr. rnme down
from lfarrisburg this noon for some Al-
oany turkey.
-Mr and Mrs lason Wheeler will leave
on nexi Tuesilav fur Sn InsA and other
California cities.
Mr Nar.li. the well-lrnru-n ntlile'A of
tbe Corvallis Agricultural college was in
the cily today.
Mra L Yiercck and children went to
Jefferson todav to iuke tnrki'v with l'.tf
I 'avis and family.
Mrs Johnson Porter, of Corvallis. is
spending ThankB"ivint' with her fathei.
CouiityCommieBioner Itumbaugh.
SherilT Noland. of Kinene. was in Al
bany yesterday on his wav to Astoria to
Bee the banging beo tomorrow.
Mr and Mrs (i L l'.lackman nnd
daughter are in the city and will leave
tnnigiit lor their new home in .-.in Louis
Obispo, Calif.
Miss Margeria ISrinW, of the Portland
public schools, and -Miss .lane Morris, of
the Salem schools, came home last even
ing to spend Thanksgiving.
Mr A It Chapman the well-known
Oregon Pacific agent at Toledo has been
changed to Portland, and will begin his
duticB there in a few days.
Mr Cieo F Simpson and wife left this
noon by way of Yaquina for California,
evhere they will Bnend some of the win
ter for the benelit of the formers health.
Tim Tanukxt Sciiooi. Following is
tho report for Hie month o! November:
No. belonging on first day of month, Ci;
No. new pupils admitted during month,
10; No. belonging at close of month, 611;
No. visitors," ; total No. presences,! 154;
total ISO. atiaencea, iu,t.' ; toial fo. tar
dinesses, 15; average daily attendance,
57 7-10; No. of pupils neither absent nor
tardy, 34. Following are the fpupilB
neither absent nor tardy during the
mouth, entitled to a Roll of Honor: Clara
and Alfred lllevins.Harrv, Claud and Jib
Heard, Ethel Bray, Ernest Cochran, Josie,
Ktbridge, Wilbur and Tercy Churchill,
Florence Hudson, Bert, Arly, Will.Alvah.
Maud and May Holt, Phebe, K C and
Dora Hiatt, John, Golda. Vearl and Alice
Kniuhten. Will Olin. Minnie and Lelia
Scott, Anna andAddie Smith, Boy Tis
dale, John and Bert Powell.
Prof H H White,, Principal,
Miss Cora D Yann, Assistant.
The Dcktors Comixo. The distin
guished nnd eminent siiecialists of the
London Institute, 71! Market St.. Kjn
Francisco, will be at the Revere House
Wednesday and Thursday, Pec 6th and "th,
when they can be consulted free in refer
ence to nil chronic, nervous and private dis
eases. Their advertisement published for
the past nionlli will give a conipleto idea of
their treatment, run course ot nieuicine
only .00: trial battle, 81.00. Remember
the dates.
rRirta EtnccEP. The uodiriienedr.ro
prioter of the Pioneer House desires to inform
the pubite that he baa reduced the price of
board without lodging to $3 per week, wiih
Irdi'iDif 4 oer week. Single msls25 cents.
The public is invited lo call as I keep good
beda and tot a good table. Havo fir wood for
ale. Carnor of Broadalhin and Watei
streets. J II Meranpa.
Jai kitj The Ladies Baziar have jnst
reeeiveit pr express t-day direct from the
manufacturers another new line of jackets
for ladies and mise. Call early and get
first choice i ir this will be the list :hance
this seaaon.
Mrs Tnlt has taken tlio agency for The
History of tho World, by Jus 11 Jicvaue.
II is one of the most complete published, nn
elegant work Unit deserves to 1)6 in the
hands ot every uoyanu gin. a siiieninu
Christinas present. Ruy your children
good literature. Nothing cun bo found
better than this.
Olives In Bulk, saner kraut, mixed
sickles, chow chow, cranberries, lemons,
flaked l.omlny, and nw raisins at C E
Brownells,
fijUhf Vinreoks uhAvioff
tax parlors.
ud hair
t lean toweli to evurv cuiftmer at Viereck
ihiviiK parh.rF,
Will & SUtk. ! tew!
H'H.tfei & Mcr Ar.aod, the hadiog drn
u, Albany, Ci.
P ronize borne iriilutry by tmokiuft tbe
celebrated white labor cicar( intnafactared
by fa'iat Jorepb.
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder
World's Fair Hfg best Medal and Diploma.
$100 Beward, $ioo9
TkatMdanof this Drxr will be vleased to
learn that there is at least one dreaded dineaaej
tket science nas oeea motm uj cure in an ih
elaffes and that la Catarrh. Ball's Catarrh
Cure Is tbe only ponitire cure now known to
the nedfcal fraternity. Catarrh belna; a coe
atltntional dliease, require a constitutional
treatment. Hall'sCatarrh Care fa taken inter
nally, actina directly upon the blood and ma
coua tar faces of the system, thereby destroying
the foundation of the disease, and (fivina; the
patient itrenjrth by baildinsup the constitution
aod assisting nature In doing Ita work. The
proprietors
have so much faith in Ita curative
powers, that they oner une Hundred itouare
for any cae tnai it iaua to cure.
Bend for
Address, J. CHENEY &CO.( Tolexio, Q
ayflold by Druggist. Vac.
CEXTRAL
Poultry ail M Market.
F.llswortli, lpctTr"n First ami .oi onil ts.
ALBANY, OR.
Ponllrv, Fish, Oysters, Claras,
Game in Season.'
EvCTytliinir nice and fresh. Give ns a cull.
SENDERS CO.
MISFITS
The New Y'or' Jiorse show managers
spent $10,000 for advertising in the
newspapers. That accounts for the great
success.
It is anticipating waiters; but if tbe
8tnt3 board of equalization raises our tax
this J ear it w ill get punched in tbe bead,
metaphoiicaily speaking.
The druggist who was called up at II
p m for lo cents worth of goods has been
beaten by a Third ward groceryman being
called up at lo o'clock for Ave cents worth
of coal oil, enough lo fill a limp.
Oregon people are not eating Iowa
rgKB. This Ib a slam on Oregon hens. A
reform is needed. Albany Dkumckat.
It is not a slam on tbe hens. We are a
fiiend of the hen. It is a slam on the
people of Oregon that they do not keep
better hens, more bens, and take better
care of Ihsir hens.-' Sa'em Journal. The
amendment is accepted -
"I would like a ticket to Jerusalem,"
said tho Man About Town to Agent
Fronk. "All richt. sir. I can furnish
you with ono," and the fact was learned
"that one can buy a ticket at Albany that
will tnke one across the continent, the
Atlantic Ocean, the Kuropean continent
and over the new road into the ancient
city of Jerusalem, n fact that displays
the w onderful system into which railroad
travel lias been reduced, xou ouy your
extended ticket and the transportation
companies do tho rest. Even then,
though, you must keep your eyes open
s ol M il rco i i;nii.si
At the adiourned meeting of the com;
oil nn ordinance waa introduced andl
unanimously passed making tbe salary j
ol the city .ilarslial tMU a year, or ?o a
month.
The matter of mnk'ng R drain so ns
to dispense with the lake near the S P
depot was discussed and referred to the
committee on streets and public property
with power to act. People passing
through the city get a very webfoot idea
about Albany from this body of water
and make many tunny comments.
Katix Putnam. Katie Putnam is a
thorough artist. In her songs and dances
she is eminently satisfactory and wins
genuine applause. She enters truly and
heartily into her role, and brings before
her hearers a realistic picture as true as
well as beautiful. She reveals a sensi
bility and persona, worth that attracts
regard. She is intelligent, forcible, agile,
frolicsome and bizarre; and these quali
ties. shining through an active physique
and much technical proficiency, make
her an effective actress. Miss Putnam's
grac is a certain infantile tenderness in
quality of voice. Her most effective
talent is proficiency in mischevous
pranks. With this she pleased her au.
dience and to this she added cleverness
and art in vocaiism. '.She manifests skill
and mdgment in acting, and sufficient
imagination to make it possible for her
to surrender her own identity to that of
the personage whom Bhe represents
Her performance is fresh and winning
and calls forth much applause nightly.
How IsTllls? $55 worth ol silverware tc
be given away at French's Jewelry store this
Christinas.
BARGAINS,
Bargains, : : Baga.n sB
r To reiluco stock preparatory lo moving
into the new
Post Office Brick
we offer for cash the list of goods below
mentioned at prices named. Come early as
at these figures they will last but a sfiert
tunc:
30 lbs small white beans for 81 00
4 lbs roosted coffee, in bulk 1 00
5 cans 2 lbs oysters 1 00
10 cms 1 Ib oysters 1 00
4 cans C oz baking powder 1 00
cans choice tawe jicaches 1 W
3 cans frullon pie reaches 1 01
lbs refeniliir 40c tea 1 00
riegnlar i-w l.ncusii breakfast tea.... w
Hesrular 50c Jup.m ten 40
Tea in lunch baskets 50
A few tins, 75c ten 50
100 His dairy cheese, until gone 15
Mexican silver stove pohsli
ituz pop corn
Horstman's 1 Ib packages soda
Kncli-ii soda in bulk
55 bars 10c toilet soap
l.i xixes cigars .r0 in box 1 IU
i lbs 25c tea liftings 1 00
Respectfully,
C. E.
BU0WKF.LL.
ALBANY OPERA HOUSE,
WI1CX t tlSICK..
..Managers
ONE NIGHT ONLY
Tuesday, Dec. ith,
A Carnival of Fun and Langhter The
Ladies ravorite Ihe Night
ingale of Song,
CHARMING
KATIE PUTNAM,
SUPERB COMEDY COMPASY,
in her latent success. C T Ihiwy's comeily
ilraum, in 4 ntls,
"I)ve Find a Way."
MIHTH and MUSIC, combined with
PATHOS undTKAltS.
KATIE
in new pontr.
in chararteritic danft
in lianjo solos.
I'rices, 50 aod 5 cents. T?3terrc(l
diwod m i at Holgei t McFirland.
e .ts
Take :
mm
UIe-
Y;w i .
YOy might as well
Hiving d
rjiains
" PQr5
Our Clothing Sale is attracting the nttcntion wo anticipated. TIim -
times no sight is more pleasing than that
news travels faster than tho good reports
small sum.
Clothing Has Never Been Cheaper Here.
To get an idea of what prices we ore getting see our East window.
A step inside and you can examine stocks of handsome, reliable
wearing apparel.
A neat assortment at $6.00,
More at 8.00.
$10.00 nii'i o yn
have your
Say SI2 OO nl " have tho
besides Eastern and imported fabrics that
Will von need an overcoat ?
are selling all wool garments not too
than a trille better ami eliraiwr man nisi
BUY
STOVES
Matthews
IIH.UIIiiiiillliiiliilii,
HEAT
Dress Goods,
Capes and Jackets,
at : greatly : reduced : prices,
READ, PEACOCK fi CO.,
ALBANY
Make your selections
large
It : In.
7t-
S s? v I rl V3
look for Turkey after Thanks-
at the tail end ol a eaie.
of such bargains as we are showing. Xso
ot what excellent values can oe nau ior a
choice of mony.
Xew things , soo.
tort of Albany and Brownsviiyniakes
have been sellmgaway above JuRtfijfura.
We want you to see some of the values wq
heavy pleasing, popular slinuea nil m ero
year ni
fiWashtarn.
-AT-
AND
LEBANON?
early while tlieyhavo a
assortment,
leading jewelers.