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- -.! ; r . - 1 .... v; i; .. i . r' 'i ... . ... . . . ...... 4 .- - J .. -I THE MOKNIXU HEKALD; SATURDAY, MAKCH 16. 1889. . .. ..... . . ! 4 O. Jt C. K. K. TIMK TABLfc. NORTH BOUND. . eparts rrivc Cala. expr. Kiiirene ex Fieisrht ;45ami ,ram Portl'd 10 Khun 11:15 am 'y.'aml 34rpm ':lam " 4:'i'm south bound. Arrives' Departs Arrives Caialexp Eugene ex Freijrbt 7:45pm 1 12;Jupm 5pm I2L4.pm 1.30pm Ash land 9. 00am Fuitene 2.40pm Eugene 6.00pm No Freight received foifMuthjiIter 11. M. the same day. OREUOX PACIFIC TIME TABLE. Arrives Departs Pameneer Freight. . ., I11.15am1.00pm 5. 25pm 16. 50 a m jmsicis ABrr tw.. Street railway meeting to-n'ht. How will the Albany woolen mills sound ? The wheat rrarket remains qt,;et at 70 cents. Albany will have woolen ro:lls within six months, The subsidy for the woolen mills must and will be raised within ten days. Albany's population at the cen sus in 1890 will not be less than 7,000. The stockholders of the opera house company will meet next Slonday evening. Public spirit, enterprise and lib erality should season the donations for the woolen milis. The spring crop of radishes and onions have made their appja.--j-1 e in tne markets of this city. A. B. Custer has relumed from San Franc'sco, where he sold h',n line b'ack span of horses for $675. A new peanut and cigar stand has been opened on Ferry street next to G. W. Harris marble works. Cannot the Albany base ball players organize a nine this season ? This city lormerly had the cham pjon nine of the stata. The question is not new "who struck Billy Patterson," but "who blacked a popular drayman's eye." He declines to relate the "par ticulars. F. A. Buikhari, real estate aent, stlcl yesterday to W. K. Albcs, tie farm owned by K. E. Ham irack and situated 2 miles south ol Albany, containing CO acres. Tie price paid for the same was $:500. , Prof. E. N. Condit has received a telegram announcing the death of Vrs. I. II. Condit at Elizabethpo-t, S. J. She was an estimable Mpman and had many friends in tris city, where she formerly re 5 Jed. E. J. Lanning, who returned lif.n Portland last evening, states t'lat Chris Leinenweber, one of Astoria's prominent citizens, died . sidde'nly yesterday morning. He vad well known in this city, wheie 1b had many friends. jltev. O. H Comann was tender fl a pleasant surprise Thursday e-'dning after services at the M. E. ciurch South by the membevS of hs congregation. He was pce gnted with a generous supply of provisions and a well-filled purse. Five t-amps were sentenced to fve days wo k on the street yester ky in Kt'con'e. Hentou's court. Tramps are beginning to find it vry unhealthy to loite about Al lny, as they 'are invariably put to wirx improving tne appearance o tie stieets. Heavy rains in Northern Cali i'crnia have rende ed trains on the Southern Pacific fo- the south very irregula- for the past few days, some portions of the track be:ng washed away. It is expected that alter to-day regular trains will again commence running. With the woo'en milis in process of building, the street railway be ing constructed, new brick build ings and scores of new residences going u i this summer, newcomers will believe in truth that Albany has more business to the square mile than any other city in the Wil lamette valley. At the election of Lebanon En gine Co. last Monday evening, the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: President, W. C. Peterson ; vice-president, A. K. Cvrus; secretary, John B. Hope; treasurer, M. E." Hearn ; foreman, J. A Beard; r'st assistant, C. P. Montague ; second assistant, T. C. l'eebler. T k a Stud Kath. John Muilan, while driving in the eastern suburbs ( this city jrs ' day with a California srentle man, ran invo a hole near the I ccipitating both occupants out the buggy int a pool of wate. It was not dceoeDOUgh to swim but the California genileman Mid ' it strongly resembled the famous mud baths of that state, and the general aopearance of both certainly verified the assertion. The was afterward fished buggy out and brought back on a truck. l-i" I &fght' F.Diftlalnnifrl. The lecture on Alaska by Kev. 11. V. Uoininger. accompanied by views illuminated by Jirne light by the artist, lieu. M. Weisler, at t e jera house was attended by a large audience. It was a most in teresting and instructive entertain ment, the wonders of Alaska being faithfully exhibited. It was given as a benefit for the literary socie ties of the Albany college, and was an entire success. Our SalPKfay llrm. lo-dav . ymjf 1.-5 lilt- lii ... . ...... ii l ... rf tllO wef-K ami r. i. Kenton wonia ao-vi- all his customers to call and Purchase their supplies for Sun day. He will treat yon well and i 11 yon good goods at very reason able prices for cash. WOOLEN MILLS. The Brownsville Woolen Mills Will Be Removed to Albany. A MOST 1MP9KTAY1' EVfTKHKIsE. Ike Mil's Will Be Enlarged to a Four Set Mill Albany Mist Raise a Bosni of $25,000 Without Delay. The most important enterprise which has recently been effected in this city, looking toward the permanent prosperity and advance ment of the business interests and material growth of Albany.was con summated late last evening. It is the removal to this citv of the entire plant of the Browosville Woolen Mills, together with new machinery already shipped and on ihe road to increase the capaci ty to a four feet mil). " Messrs. J. M. Mover and F. F. Croft, of the Brownsville Mills, have been in this city for several dayt, and negotiations to this end have been pending, and last even ing an informal meeting of citizens was held, at which contracts were made whereby the citizens of Al bany will raise a bouus of $?5,000, and the Brownsville Woolen Mills Co. wi'l remove to this city ther ent're plant, and by- he addition of the new machinery al-eauy re ferred to, enlarge the mills,niaking the same four set mills. THEIR LOCATION. A site for the mills has been se cured between the Farmers' Ware house and the Red Crown Mills, on land owned by Messis. Ism & Lanning, and water power has been secured from the Santiam canal. The mills will be situated adjacent to the river on the switch linrsofthc Southern Pacific and Oregon Pacific ra;lroad lines. The company agree to erect a large two-story fireproof brick bir'lding for four set mills, and other build ings required to mate the plant fi'ft-clats in evcy respect. The bonus should and will be raised within ten days. One-half of the amount is to be paid when the building is complete and the machinery in readiness tor opeia tion, and the remaining one-half three months thereafter. THE CAPACITY OK THE MILLS. Tbe mills will have a capacity of manufacturing :;50,000 pounds of wool per annum, and will employ f-oni 73 to 100 hands. The pay roil of the two feet mills at Browns ville is from $-.'000 to $2500 per mouth, and the enlarged mills here will distribute among its em ployes not leas than $o,00 to $4500 per month. The importance of the enterpiise cannot be overestimated in the future growth and advancement of the bus'nesg interests of Albany. Be3ides the amount ol labor em ployed and money disl ibuted, the propietors of the" mills will bWug with them some $200,000 of cap1 ital, besides some -JO or 50 families from Brownsville. The Browns ville mills have an established reputation throughout the Korih west, ar.d it will require no years of waiting to reap ihe benefits of a lull grown, thriving institution. 1 heir manufactured woolen goods meet a steadily growing trade, and under the new regime with en larged mills, and a location more favorable for shipping, their busi-neo-? will correspondingly increase. ALBAVY iU bi KKS!-uNI 1KO.M I LY. This proposition is now before the people of. Albany. The site and water power has b-en sec.ired, the company has agreed to remove the mills here, all Ueing definitely settled in black and white, and it now only remains for the citizens of Albany to come forward promptly with the required sub sidy. '1 hisshould,and the 1 1 ekai.ii predicts will, be ra;sed within ten days. Not a dollar is asked until the mills, with jeniianent brick bu'ld'ngs and enlarged capacity, are ready for operation, and a sub sidy of $25,000 for such an enter prise, with a well estab'.ished and success ul busine:, is a trifling sum when compared with the ben efits which wi" accrue to Albany therefrom. The follow ing committee was ap-1 .intPd lRt niht to ,t tiL i pointed last night to wait upon the citizens of Albany for this purpo-e, and they will start out bright and ear'y this morning. Let there be no hesitancy ; meet entarprise from abroad with enterprise at home, and assist an undertaking which will confibute more than any other one thing toward the future proserity of Albany: THE SCr.Bt'ilTIOX COMM.TTEE. A. Hackleman, cliainnan, D. B. Monteith, secretary, K. J. Lanning, J. L. Cowan, W." L. Vance, 1. Froman. S. E. Young, Win. Gol tra, G. F. Simpson, J. W. Cusick, C. H. Stewart, Frank Wood, II. Bryant, Miiton Hale, R. A. I-vine, John Schmeer, M. Sternberg. L. Senders. John Millard, L. Flinn, W. O. Tweedale. THK t.nM .IIKIVS KKrQRT. Soe Gr . P tiens Cenr eia'ig the Con finiog - 3 in the Connty Jail. We, the grand jury of Lirn county for the March term of c;. cuit court, beg leave to report that we have examined the county jail in this citv, ami find It in fair con dition, but would recommend that the south side of the building be made more secure, so that pris oners could be kept there, as the south side is much pleasanter and healthier than the one now used. We visited the treasurer's, the countv clerk's and recorder's olli ces, and find them all in good con dition. (Signed.) A. Brandon, A. S. Bassett, M. Cunningham, Will'am Horn, Geo. F. Coffee, Israel Caik-ton, Geo. A. Dvson. Dr. Ni-L'us removes caacers pain or the kuil'e, without TMU CIBCTIT CUCKT. James Banan, the Bank Bobber, Indicted The Sifungs Case Dismissed. An indictment was returned yes terday by the grand jury against James Bannon, for burglary, com mitted in attempting to rob the bank of Cowan, Ralston & Co. at Lebanon. The prisoner was ar raismed and will plead to-day. state vs. J. A. Bilyeu et al., tres pass upon a mining claim, not a a true Dill. J. P. Schooling vs. T. S. Thomp son, injunction; dismissed. T. B. Wait vs. Charles Scharfer et al., suit in equity to set aside deed; dismissed. T. Edgerton Hogg vs. Thomas Monteith, ejectment; continued. J. F. Backensto vs. I. F. Conn, for an accounting and settlement ; refeiTed to C. E. Wolverton to take evidence. In the matter of the assignment of A'bertina Kreisel, an insolvent debtor; continued. State of Oregon vs. 11. P. Mc Guire and C. E. Potter, libel; dis m'ssed at costs of defendants. J. E. Ca'ter vs. F. A. Burkbatt, recovery, of uioney attachment; judgment for want of answer. Martha J. Osborne vs. Abraham Osborne, divorce ; divorce granted. In the matter of the assignment of J. AT. Ell:son, an iusolvent debior; continued. Fieckenstein & Mayer vb. Ad and E. Harmon, recovery of money, attachment ; sealed and dismissed. John Montgomery et al.. vs. Robert F, Montgomery, partition ; continued. W. W. Yantis, assignee, v. John Smallman, recovery of prof eiiy; continued. James Berwick et al. vs. Ernest Berwick, petition ; rejwrt con firmed. Oregon Pacific vs. G. W. Hunt, damages ; stipula ions granted. State of Oregon vs. A. T. Tomp son, manslaughter; plead not guilty. Stale of Oregon vs. E. Sullivan, burglnvy; verdict of not guilty. Wovld M.ile a Uund liniof.rai ion A sent. " City Marshal John Hoffman is proving an ellicient officer, and it is suggested that in the light sf his recent actions in bringing in im-mig-ants at the point of a pistol he would make a good immigration agent. Yesterday morning he ar rested a party of half a dozen tramp:; at the Southern Pacific de pot. Tnree cf them started to run. when he began fring at them. He captured one of them, and two made their escape. He has a gang of seven tramps now at work on the streets. Tm tailBc by Steam. Fiank Wood has received a new steam engine and steam drill WhlCtl 1M SOOIl be put lit opera tion at his stone quarry across the river. He has taken a contract to frrnish large quantities of hewn building stone to parties in San Francisco. It is expected that the Oregon Pacific rai'road company will build a switch to the quarry for this purpose. fbarrh Xolirr, Preaih'Pg services tc moorow at the Presby:erian church at 11 a. m. and 7:30 r. m. the Sabbath tcbool will convene at 12:15 i. m. The young people's prayermeet ing will be held in the leclrre room attf:30 p. m. A fflcen minutes soog service, led by male voices, will be held in connection with the preaching service of the evening. All will be made welcome to these set vices. turnol Krrotrr. J. Hyde, an agd citizen of Leb anon, who on account of ill health attempted to commit suicide at Lebanon, a few days ago by cut tiny his throat with a razor is still in a critical condition, and it is thought cannot recover. Kold KirrglarH nt Lebanon. A sneak thief entered the kitch en of Hon. R. C. Miller, at Leban on last Sunday night and stole a ham and some jars of fruit. He had no trouble in getting in, as the uoor Happened to be lelt un- l ..i Af rt TMr( T TiT P.lain of the amount of depreda tions committed by burglars at that place recently. Another r,ouerr Dead. Mr. F. Healy, an old and esteem ed citizen of Linn county, died at Sodaville on the 11th inst., and was buried in the Lebanon ceme tery on Tuesday. He has been a respected and useful citizen of Sand Ridge for more than twenty years, but at the time of his death lived at Sodaville. Dreed I'lili-krai. We have a fine lot of dressed chickens to day. Call early and leave your orders. AUo California cream cheese, horse radish, chow chow, pickles, gilt edge butter, cabbage, cauliflower, bananas, oranges, lemons ai.d everything else to tempt a person's appetite. ii-:n i i liiameiie i acKing o. KIVEtt m. The river stands at .'JlJ feet above low water mark, and is t-lowly ! risui'' The Occident brought up a load of merchandise yesterday morning and reloaded at the O.'R. & N. wharf, and returned to Portland. The Hoag came down from Oor vallis and le.t lor Salem, and jitnuts down the river. The government snagboat, the Willamette reached litis eitv yes terday morning en route to Harris-1 burg. It wiil be employed on ihe i revetment at Corvailis, also on Ihe ! uppe" liver, improving the channel j at all dangerous points, Anew line of tine wsil). papers with boitU-r? to tiiali'h have tu-en opened ut VoriTiiiller X Irvine's. They are ik-w and elegant dceigud. Call and see BlIIDltti ASD LOAN ASSOCIATION Tbe First Loan Made at the Meeting Last Bight. Eegoiar The first regular meeting of the Albany Building and Loan Associ ation was held at the office of Hewkt, Bryant & Irvine last even ing. The roll was called and the minutes of the lormer meeting read and approved. The bonds of the secretary and treasurer were approved. The secretary repcr'ei that the amount collected irom stockhold ers was $1137. The first loan was then made, the money being let to the highest bidder, the treasurer,' George W. Keeney, acting as auctioneer. The sum of $1000 was loaned to R. Kent, who bid 55 months' interest in advance, and $(00 was loaned to L. M. Curl, who bid 38 months' interest in advance. The fi st r.eries was ordered kept open until the next regular meet ing in April. On motion 5 per cent interest was allowed on all payments on stock in advance for 6 months or over. On motion the association de cided to hold a si jcial meeting on next Monday evening to approve the security on the loans made. rCUS.AL MKftTIOX. Chas. Brush returned yesterday from a business trip to Portland. Superintendent E. B. McElroy was in the city yesterday on hi's way to Corvallis. Rumor has it that two of Benton county's popular young people will be married at Wells in the near future. Our correspondent from there says that ''James" knows something about it. First lhanrr. Call early and leave your orders to get the bet ol our many deli f. 'ries. We are still selling Parl cc .1 oil at $1 ,25 per five gallon can, 150 fire test. Willamette Packing Co. Evergreen for Hair. Mr. H. W.Settletnire the Tangent uurtcryinan that has a full supply of all the leading and desirable varieties of evergreen treeifrom two to three feet high, which he is sell ing cheap, and those disiring such trees will do well to call upon him before going away from home. He has also 6everal thousand Italian and Hungarian prune trees as well as a general variety of fruit trees. Make out your orders and seDU or go to him for the trees you wint, and support a worthy home industry. CHIEF MESTIOX. New goods at Read's. Use Fatarncy'a panacea. French keeps railroad time. Buikliart & Royee, job pri ifer?. Artials materials cheap at Mrs. li. E. HymaVs. Tiy Conn Bro's Pappoo.-? '.-cut Havana cigars. A new barrel of sauer kraut 'at Wal lace, Thompson tV. Co.'. Buy your -tows' iuul tinware at Stnitn V Washburne's. Buy your irarden seed and onion sets at V.' tee. Thompson & Co.'s. Choice dairv butter and Swiss cheese at Lardue it L'nderwood's. Some choice E irly IVise seed pota to- ut W'-'Uee, f I'omp.so" & Co.'s. Try some of those dried pealed '-'iicii s al Wallace, ltioiiipnon & Co.'s. And, Iluunali, how is your ma? Down at Head's looking at new goods of course. Don't f(rot that at Vrs. B. E. Ily man's is the place to iret your sew ing machines. The PappooEc clear Havana chrar at Conn t ro's, the best 5-ceut cigar n the market. J. A. Archibald, agent for the SingJ er Manuiaetming Co.oppcsite Odd Fellows temple. Foil LAME BACK, SIDE OR CHEST USE Shiio'a's Poms Plaster. Price, 35 cents. Foshay & Mason. Builders should co to Smith & Washburne's for their carpenters tools and builder.? hardware. Xo. 1 Star tomatoes and all kincis of fresh caiiD id goodt at a very low ligtire at Conrad Meyer's. Have you seen ttiat new line cf fine furniture at Fortmillcr & li ) jug's? If not it will pay io do so. (Jail on R. M Robertson for cheat, timothy and oat hay, baled, and will be sold in quantities to suit. Go to Durkhart & Roye's for all kinds of job printing. Prices reason able. Fiist-class work guaranteed. Have we got 'em. Of course we have, just atneks of kw goods, and we want to sail tiieni at "V. P: Ref.d's For your tine imported ind Ke West cigars, iro to M. Bauragart cigar store, one door east of Black man's drug store Mexican Cactus Bitters is the best remedy in the world for liver and kid ney diseases, indigestion, etc. For sale at M Bantugart's With the spring comes gardening Mid seedimr. All kinds of tools are needed by gardeners w H be found at, Smith fc Wash.nime's, Chamberlain's Eye and SKin OinV incut is unequaled for old chronic sores. Many cases have been pernm nantlv cured by it. For sale by Fo sl:av fc Mason. If you want a clean and fiae smoke ask for .1. Joseph's home made white labor c'mars. For sale by most cigar dealers and at J. Ji :et.h's factory. The "Pacific. Argand" ranjrt.5 iJOth four and six hole. An Eastern stove made eMcciallv for this coast's trade. Sold only by Geo W. Smith, Albany. The dry cold weather of the carlv winter months is productive of a'yrea deal of croup among chilflren. Moth i rs should be on the lookout for it.ai-d be prepared to urivst it as soon as the lira symptom appear. True croup n;r comes w ithout a warning; dav or two before the attack the cITld wil'i become hi.ar.-e, and that symptoms is soon followed "V peculiar, rouzh cough. If Chamberlain's Couh lu-iiiedy is iriycn as soon as this hoarse ness or'comrh appenrs, all danger nnd anxiety mnyi be avoided; it has neve failed, evenn n the most severe cases. There is no danger in giving the Remedy for it contains no injurious si'Ystaiice. For sale by Foshay & Maaon, F.i Burk kr Real Estate Apt, Do you want io buv a good vacant city lot to build on this spring? If so. if vou will come and see me I will show you some in as good a location as vou could ask for from $150 to $200 per lot. These lots are beautifully situated, being located near Ferry street and fronting on that street. Come and see me, if you want a bargain in any kind of city property. Re member I am agent at this point for the famous Canadian Pacific railway, aud I can sell you a ticket direct to any point in the United States or Canada for from $5 to $10 cheaper than you can get it over any other line. Don't forget this little point when you want to go Fast or when you want to send for your friends iu the East. Electric Bitters. This remedy is becoming so well I nd popular known as to need no spe ial mention. All who have used Elecrie Bitters sing the same aonj; of praise A purer medicine docs not ex ist and it is guaranteed to do all that is claimed. Electric Bitters will cure all diseases of the Liver and Kidneys, and remove Pimples, Boils, Salt Kheum and other alfectioiis caused by impure blood. Will drive Malaria from the system and prevent as well as cure all Malarial fevers For the cure of Headache, Constipation and Indigestion try electric bitters Eu tire satisfaction guaranteed, or money refunded. Prtce 5(1 cents and $1.00 per bottle at Foshay & Mason. For chilblain and lrost-bites use Chamberlain's Pain. Balm. When promptly applied to the frozen parts it will pievent the skiii from luming black or peeling off. It allays the itching and smarting of chilblains and soon restores the part to a healthy condition. For bale by Foshay Si Mason, FIRM FOR SALE, IWlLb SKLL. 51V UNKFAKM OK 200 acres, situated in Benton county, two miles from Ailjuny. This is a (jooi, iipalthy locatian, with rood well of pure water, with wind mill; K'lod house; buildings all new. This is one of the most nightly piaces in Ore gon, having a fine viswof the surrounding eouNtrj, towns and mountain Karinj; land all new aud clean and adapted t all kinds of fruit. Ouality of land second to none. I will make rhis a rare bargain to the right man. luiiiiiirnnts, don't fail! to see this farm before ou buv, Come nnd see me on Me il!tc. ' M.1T. WH1TXKV. No charge for reserved e.its at W. F. Bead's; we want to show goods. f 1iiol.K ITALIAN I'ltl'Mv". I'UKKS KOK J sale. Apply to I'. W. Si'Isk Albany GOLDEN BOLE BAKING Put up expressly for Julius (Jrad wohl and Rold at his Golden Rule Bazaar in i OXE POUND cans; AT 25 CENTS IPEM C AX 3r(;uarantiod to be first-:la.sB in every Respect. JULIUS G1H D Oil L WHY DOES Because he knows that his dear wife is just commencing to work him for something you know how it is yourself but vh:-n LADIESTFADE WITH Browncll t Stanard Their husbands don't look that way, jjbecause there are no extravagant prices on their goods. Kverjthiru. is good; everythink is cheap; make Home happy, make YO U 11 H USBAK D SMI LE By trading at the economical ston where the rule of yo"" tfoots no ' low prices , knows uo exception Don't forget that tt mple of ecouonn is at Brownell & Steward's- COKNEK FIRST ASU BCA!l4LSS SL? 1 MAN LOOK SID Albanv Is On The Spring This is the ship that's built aright, That has been going day and night Bringing goods from everv clime Bought lor cash in the nick f time To please the buyers at Wallace, Thompson & Co's This is the train with its precious freight That met the ship at the dockyard gate And carried the goods with lightning speed Till the thought it would jump the track, indeed, To please the buyers at Wallace, Thompson & (Jo's. -JVV '. ft''-- This i.s the store, as firm as a rock. That holds the goods from tbe seaport dock, All spread out by a careful hand Mids" 4abrics of our own dear land, To please the buyers at Wallace, Thompson V.M MM... Jhis is the press of modem make, Kun with such speed the i alters shake, f hat spreads the news iu town and state And tells ot what has been done of late Jo please the buyers at .Wallace, Thompson fe Co'n -127D SSTAIL GSCCEES, rasx block, the Boom, Poet Is Abroad Jv3 & CVs BALBANi', OEEGO.i. i I A V n li r,; it a I n r 1 .