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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-02-29

This Alliance met in Portland, the inbos
piblble city, on Wednesday Of last week
Elaborate reports we're made by the officers,
speeches were delivered, and resolatious
passed, among Others, not 10 cease work
until prshibitory amendment TO the con.
stltutlon was passed, that the effort 10 ob-
tam 1t be begun anew at the next session OF
the legislature, that the amendment Be an b.
mitted at special election, that the pr.ss .f
the State is power, capable Of doing rnsek
good.
On political action, resolutions we're pass.d
alter very heated arguments That the work
OF petitiOning the legislature for q ursh;bi.
tory amendment, be approved. That thsx
would not vote for any Legislative candidate
who 10 known 70 bs opposed to the subnis.
sion OF the proposed probibitory amsndmsst
That they pledge themselves To vets onlx
Tor such municipal, county aud state ofSssr
aS VII! agree fcarlessly 10 execute any laws
OF this state that will restrict intsmperanos.
That in case both political parties It the
next conventions refuse to recognize The
claims Of the temperance people in demand.
ing pFohibitory plltforma, that they will a..
Sort their r.zass t. sever their oonnectisns
with those parties aud will support the oau-
didates Of the National Home Protsctisn
Prohibition party.
The next Alliance will 10 held At Salem.
AMI will take place during the session Of the
Legislature.
The following officers we're elected for She
ensuing year:
President-J " WattA
First Vice President-H K Hines.
Second Vice Prssident-Mrs Rlizabsth
Johnson.
Third Vice Presidsnl-W C. King
Secretary-J y Houston.
Treasurer-J II Lambert.
Corresponding Sseretary--R Stubs.
Executive Coinmittee-Dr J w Watts. J
II Lambert, Mrs L s Stubs, JE Houston
and II X Hines.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-02-29

The following asliles the question az to
The biggest Hood, and renders !, not Il all
probable that Il can be repeated: The
prospects OF . fiood impending were
thoroughly oAnvazsed by our citizens yes.
tsrday and many blla Of history In regard
TO the great food Of 1891 were recouoled
by old timers. That flood IL beloved TO
have been tho highest which has occurred
In centuries, - the following incident
wsuld soom TO prove. With the annihils-
ton Of Lima City ware also swsps away
several large oak trocs which were at Lead
lee years old, the soil ia " hich they grew
being removed down 10 bod rock. Capt.
Armstrong states in regard 70 this matter
thai several large rcd fir trees. which
stood near the old HudsOn hay Co.'S fort
at Vancouver, wore killed by the inuuda.
ton. II Il well known fact that the red
Or docs not grow on gtound subject 10
overflow, aud this accounts for tho fact
that tho trees above alluded 10 wsro killed
by the wafer SURROUNDING them. After
the food had subsIdcd tho treas wsro cut
down and the annual growths counted,
when IL was found that they were 500 years
old. Had the place besa flooded at any
time dnrIng the SEQ years thoss trees
would have been killed --0rsyoaiaA.
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Mechanics Lien Notice.

h. The Circuit Count Of The State Of OrsVoa. fr
Linn county.
Geo. W Hochstedler, Plaintiff.
vs..
John 4 Crawford as the administAtor Of tie
co-partnership estate of Houck d Meyer.
Bernard 6 A Meyer. Cosper Ii Meyer and
John A Crawford, Defendants.
Notice is hereby given that the piA.AtR
above named has commenced . suit In the
above entitled Court, against the above
named defendant, John A. CrswferA
as an individual and as administrator a
the CO partnership estate OF Houck L Meyo.
for the sum of $500 with interest thereon -
the rate of 50 per annum from the 2Srd day
of November, 1850, and the costs and dis
hursements of said snit and for desrss
against all of the defendants above named
that the mechanics lien upon the hotel buila-
ing and all the right, title and interest Of tAs
said defendants and each and all Of them In
and to the real property upon which 10 10
situated and which is necessary to it, sse %
particularly sot forth in the complaint herein
be forcc,osed !; and that said hotel building
with the appurtenances be sold TO pay and
satisfy the amount of plaintiffs said slai1,
and the costs and disbursements Of this suil
All persons interested in the snforcemant ef
the lien hereinbefore mentioned. or claiming
any benefit thereof are hereby notified and
required topresent their claims a. required
by law within ten days after the ccmplsse
publication Of this notice for three weeks )
and in case of failure SO TO do within that
time or such further time as may Be allowed
by said Court or Judge thereof, you sre
hereby notified that you viii forfeit any lien
you may leave upon such property.
GEO. w. HocEsTKDLEk,
Finn j. CHAMBERLAIN,
Attorneys.
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Owing to the ill.health Of NJ. sternburg
who desires to retire from business, we will
discontinue our business in Albany and
therefore offer our entire stock Of goods at
that place for cost. The stock is complete
and frst-class in every particular, and never
before was such an immense stock offered
for sale at such sacrifice in prices. We
therefore invite eur customers, friends and
the public generally to call and examine our
goods aud prices. >f
{ All those knowing themselves Indebted 70
our Albany house will please call and settl
at once as our business must be closed
Thanking the people of Linn and surround
ing counties for their liberal patronage for
the past twenty-five years. We remain
Respectfully,
SENDKRs g. SFERNBURG.
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ORDINANCE 40. I2A.

An Ordnance 10 regulate the using and
running Of unicycles, bicycles or tricyeles
in the city of Albany.
Bsh ordained by u. Common Council efn.
) City Of Albany:
SIC. /. That all persons arc hereby pro-
hibited from riding . unicycie. bicycle or
tricycle. upon the sidewalks on First street
in the City Of Albany provided this ordin.
ance shall not apply to eripples, who use ve'
hicles Tor the purpose Of travel. s
SEC. II. That any person violating the pro-
visions Of this Ordinance. shall upoR eonvic
tion before the Recorder bs fined in any sun
not less than Eve nsr mere than ten dollars
SEC. III. This Ordinance TO be In force
Ave days from and after its passage aAd pub
lication.
Passed the Council February 25th, 1884.
Approved February 27th, 1884.
Attest
r ]. l.. HILL,
N. J. HESroS, Mayor.
City Recorder.
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OBITUARY.

Mr.. A. s. Nanny was born In KentuekS
In 1921, and died near Albany on Washing
tons birthday, February 22nd. 1881. at th'
age Of 62 years, months and IL days.
Mr. Nanny was married In that State ai
the age Of sixteen, his wife who survives
| him being only little past sixteen. The
boresvsd widow vory appropriately said, in
hor grOat sorrow, eve have lived together
ell our lives. IL is 30 hard TO give him uP."
Mr.. aud Mrs. Nanny moved to Missouri in
1889. aud In 1882 to Oregon, whore he has
lived ever since, most Of the time in or near
Albany, whore by hard work no amasssd
considerable property. lie had been IN
honorable member Of the Methodist Church
Tor about sixteen years His death Was very
sudden aud unexpected. For some time
prsyious he had been in his usual good
lfeaith. aud on the day before ana At bed
time he seemed 10 DO Ia unusually good
spirits. About ten o'clock his wife heard
him making strange noise, when sho called
10 him, bat he made no answer. She called
louder aud made an sifsrt 10 arouse him, but
he simply said couple Of times, "0h, am
90 sick" Then followed u complete paralysis
Of his whole nervous system, so that no was
never able 10 speak afterwards, aud died
about one o'elook the next day. Friday, the
2ad iastant. His funeral took place on
and he was buried In the Albany
OOmstsry on that day. . large number sI
friends and relatives being present at the
funeral and in the procession TO the grave.
Mr.. Nanny was an honest man, . good
neighbor, and beloved Christina. Ia his |
death the N. v. Church has lost valuable !
member, the community an enterprising |
uitizsn. We have had complete illuEtra-
ton Of that great truth that ''in tho midst |
VI life We are in DEATH" aud that mob only
whom on the ocean exposed to ths storms. or
On the railroad endangered by the swift mo-
lion Of the train, or from explosion in tho
mines but syen in the quiet homo. with
lhose w0 loYs and those who love Us, the
Of death will fad us as his vic
i'm. J.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

DIR Geary, of Eugene. was in the city.
Tuesday. ~
IN Afford. Of Harrisbag, called on as
last Tuesday. - = -
Mr c c Cooley has been visiting in Inds-
pendence for two or three weeks.
DR. F o'TsOls rstnrned fiom . trip to
Southern oregoa tho first OF the week.
Jas J Smith, of Peoria. was in the city
the first Of the week.
Capt Lanning has been at Portland
Crown Mills.
CIV Watts has been confined TO his house
for several days. but We are 81 i 10 hear is
improving.
DR. Rice, who has been in Portland
several months. has moved to Ashland where
he will practice bis profession.
Mr. So1, of Seattle, was in Albany
Tuesday. We are glad to hear OF his sue
cess in the hardware business in Seattle.
Saufy. the genial aud successful CON-
mercial agent. OF Saa FRANCHISES. called on
us last Tuesday. He is friend Of the prin-
ter.
Mr Tracy Porter, for some time the care
ful foreman Of the Herald, is now residing
in Sacramento, where, We understand, he
has good position. Lie ls 6rss-ciAss prin-
ter.
A. 4. Bashor came over from Prineville
= week or two ago, and is now stopping at
Salem. He reported stock As in excellent
condition when he left.
WIN II Parker, wife and daughter, were
in Albany the iirst Of the week, on their way
to the Bay from the extension, work having
stopped there completely. Ho was toe
much of WebfOot to like four feet Of snow
on the level, and is glad to get back to THU
water soaked country.
L. o. Ralston, Esq, from near Alksli
made as call Wednesday last. Mr. Raj
Ston, has just finished the fencing OF lS0(
acres OF farm land, adjacent to the flourish
ing town Of AIkali, aud reports prospect
for that section a. very favorable indeed :
T'hs DaILes Times- HonHtdiHeer.
W hoRue, Faymastet 0cneFa1 Oh Tn
Oregon Pacific, was in Albany the first o
the week, looking for heavy teams to hau
material on TIE road, $50 ton is paid, an
it takes FIVE days to make trip. frsm 150'
pounds to ton being carried at time
which certainly wsuld make tho pay very
large. Yet notwithstanding the fact IL wa
almost impossible to get teams here to 60
A thousand men are now employed, includ
ing two hundred who have just reached th
road. Five miles is completely graded read
for the rails and ties. Tunnels No. 2 and
are nearly completed, and<No. l is aboa
half done. Mr. Hogue assured US that b.
October lst, trains will be RAINING to Coz
wallis. and present indications point YER
strongly to such result. Certainly that
a consummatisn most deyo1tly desired By
the people of tue willamette Valley. /
the meantime, what will Congress do, tha
is the question.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-02-29

The Mechanics Band is being renodeled
In such manner that it will bscome per-
manent institution. Ten new silver instru-
ments have been purchased and will be re-
ceiVed this week. They are the propsrty Of
the city, an are to ramlin in Albany, and
we understand the Band is to be daily :ccor
perAted. Ia view of the fact that this will
be lively political year this Institution is
almost anecessity and deserves being support.
ed. 1t will ns doubt prove "a ornament TO
AI5aay. Following are the members who
will constitute it, as nearly as We can learn :
& A Holman, z Flat, leader; N Monteith i,
Z Flat w ] Henderson, SJlO B Flat DR.
Aubrey. lst B Flat Al Essrt, 2ld Flat !;
VIM Miller, SJlo Alto Caas Bfash, Ist
Alto Judi Ross, 2nd Alto Wm Fort
miller, lst Tenor; Al Ketchum, 2nd Tenor
Mace Brink, BarAtons Walter Porter, Z
Fiat Bass r Foster, Bass drum P Call
lahan, Gym Fred Whittier, Snare drum;
Chas RSaeout, Drum major.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-02-29

Hsw TO MAKE CANDY. This book gives
full directions for making all kinds Of
plain and fancy candy. The recipes for
making carainels, chocolate drops, French
mixed andall other kinds Of candies cons
tanned in this book are the same as used
by the leading city confectioners. Any
one can have these candies at home at less
than one third the usual cost, Sent post
paid to anyone sending at once the names
Of fifteen married ladies' and socents'niu
postal note, or Is two cent stamps, Address
ROCHESTER, PUBLISHING co.
sss4 90, 80 q S3 I-2, Osburn Block.
Rochester, N. Y
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tance to pay attention to il aud get relief
or evil consequences may follow. We us
Anmen's Cough Syrup. It has never fails
yet. to do ell tha. is claimed for il, and W
takeIplcasuro in recommending II to on
readers. II you have not tried this medicine
20 to your druggist and ask to SEQ lArg
bottle and read the label.
An old negro somewhere in Portland o
New Orleans called on tho editor Of news
paper and asked for Job for his son In che
Office. When asked what no could do h
said "oh, At fust no kain do nothin buI
edick yer paper, but Arter while, when h
learns mo- sense, he ken black yer boots an
sweep dc hor'." People who think II 10 al
play to edit newspaper are exceedingly
pleased when thoy read tho above.
The Yaquina Post says that the frat train
on the o. Z. will not be run on tight rope,
which was very brilliant thing for tho Post
to say. We are satisiied, though, that there
will be one run on rails within not great
many months Tho indications are stronger
than ever pointing to such result. And TO
bring IL absut, q respectable appropriation
should be made. for good hArbor Yaquina
Bay must have.
la several places in the Northwest State
soeitiSs are being organized, one city at least
having an Illinois club with 100 members,
and an Iowa club nearly ~ large. Albany
could easily set mp such State clubs, which
would prove OF great interest to it's members,
in bringing up incidents Of the past, and
keeping green in their minds their native
State. Iowa, Missouri, Illinois, are all well
represented here, and even New York is not
far behind.
A bachelors club for the purpose Of de.
vising means by which the affection Of tho
fAirer sex can be obtained. 30 that proposals
will be mere lively. 10 to be established tn
Albany. II 10 asserted that the young ladies
are backward and that something must be
done. The drst meeting is called At Podunc
Hall tomorrow evening at 1918. aud . full
attendance Il earnestly requested. All read.
ing this are requested TO keep the matter
secret, ~ it II desirous that the publis Be
kept in the dark in the matter.
Some people thiak that . standing advsr.
tisemest in . newspaper 10 put there TO help
the paper. As = matter of fact il is NOT. IL
returns to the advertise what ID costs many
times. In its advertisement OF the city !
alone 1t is worth more than u costa II
shows enterprise. II shows an uasslGsh
spirit No enc ever disputes the fact that
the newspaper Is = great factor In the ad.
Of a community. But let city |
be without Que and a. great an effort win be |
made TO get paper a. to obtain new rail- |
road, aud the reason for il i plain. A glance
1t either Of the Albany papers does not re-
veal tho buAinsss interests of this city in |
the least, and il Is simply . lack OF sntsr- |
prise that is chAraeterising the place At the
present time.
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Administrators Sale.

NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the undersigned, administrator efths
estate Of Harbard Shelton, deceased, vi
persuant 10 an order Of the County Court
Of Linn county, Oregon, on the 25th day
oI March. \. D., 1854, At the Court HCuss
door IN Albany, in said county, between
me hours Of nine O'clock in the forenoon
and four o'clock in the afternoon OF said
day, viz: At one O'Clock +. NJ, sell ths
following described real property beleng-
ing 10 said estate, to-wit: Beginning
1885 chains west ofthe north east csrAsr
OF The south west quarter Of Seclien o, In
Up 10, ) OF T. OF the Willamette Me-
Tidian, in Linn county. Oregon, and raR-
ming thence east 1886 chains; thence
south Is 50 chains thence east 10. - chains
10 the north east corner OF Haman ehsl.
tons donation land claim; thence soukA
Is II chains; thence west 1910 chains; thence
IN northwesieriy course to the place Of
beginning, containing l32 47-loo acres, at
public auction TO the highest bidder, ali
The right, title and interest OF said deced-
ent al the time of his death in and TO said
real property above described. Terms oA
sale cash in hand on the day OF sale.
HARVEY SHBLToE,
POWELL & B:LYEU, Administrator.
Attorneys.
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{r1 1'rr,rr-t gl

Following ls the list Of Jurors draw
Tor the regular March term Of tho Circul
Csurt, which oonvenes In this city MsrcI
10th, 18sli
Frank Crabtroe, farmer, Santlam.
Enoch Hoult, farmer, Harrisburg.
Peter Bither, farmer, Shedd.
~ Hayes, farmer, Scio. tla
II A Davis, phi yslciaii, Harrisburg.
JOAN Clslan, toamster, Albany.
ii l. Rudd, farmer, shsdd. 'sf"
John w Propst, farmer, Albany.
Isaac Whealdon, farmer, Csntsr.
David Losdy, farmer, Lebanon.
A Farlow, farmer, Syracuse.
II q Miller, farmer, Lebanon,
Amos Bogus, farmer, Orleans.
ID Couey, farmer, Orleans.
M Wators, miller, Brownsville.
A HnIslnplllar, farmer, Albany.
Jas A Pearl, mechanic, Halsoy.
Cs Mullen, farmer, Albany.
AS"cs Parker, farmer, Center.
u Mccartney, carpenter, Harrisburg.
Mart Miller, farmer, Albany. ss a.
CP Burkhart. farmer, Albany.
Hugh Dinwlddle, farmer. Harrisburg.
Aaron II Baltimore, farmer, Lebanon.
J u Morgan, farmer, Center.
John = Saith, farmer, Halsey. ..
John CaTnos, farmer, Waterloo,
A BAssett, farmer, HalsOy.
Il w bryant, farmer, Scio.
u IL Ceshew, merchant. BrownavilIe.
J d Henderson, farmer, BrownSyIlls.
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ReInsfated.

Jim WestfAll has been rsinstated in his
rights as partner of Kwong Tai, in the furn-
ishing of ChinameR for work en- the o. P.
Railroad. An account was given in the
DEMOCRAT few weeks since Of how Kwong
Tai, was trying to run matters alone, and OF
hew Jim got petition signed by nearly all
of the business men of Albany. This he
took to Portland, whom the bosses, took a
hand In the matter and made Kwong Tai
come to time and do the fair thing. They
have to get up early, to use hacknied ex-
preston, to get ahead of jim Westfasl. He
would make Arst-elass man to work in the
primaries, unless it is true that he is tee
honest
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Stockholders Meeting.

Notice Is hereby given that tie regular
annual meeting Of the stock holders Of the
Odd Fellows Hall Building Association will
he held at their ofiice in the city Of Albany
Oregon on Monday the 10Th day Of March
1884. For the purpose of electing seven Di-
restorE 10 serve the ensuing year and until
their suecessorS arc elected aud quAli61d.
J. T. BAcKESsTo,
J. II. BURKHART, President
Secretary.
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Albany, Feb. Dad, 1851.
KspasIleaa state Convention.

A Republican Convention fer the state
OF Oregon is called TO meet at the ci ty OF
Portland. Oregon. on Wednesday, the
Soth day OF April, 1884, a. IL O'Clock 4.
NJ, for the purpose Of nominating candi-
dates for the following offices, to-wit :
Representative in Congress, Judge OF the
Supreme Court, three Presidential Elec-
judicial districts, and to select six delegates
to attend the National Republican Conven-
ton, and to transact such ether business
ss may properly come before the Conven-
ticn. The Convention will consist Of 206
delegates, apportioned among the several
cnunfiaa - fnlIasra
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NOLAN'S
sIusieai Iastrume nls.

J. II. Daniel now has n complete line
Of musical instruments Of all kinds for
sale. consisting Of tho MAthushek
plano, the shoninger organ. adde's.
violins, guitars. etc, as well ~ the
latest sheet music. His instruments
are all Of the best grades. and are not
the cheap trasn. 30 that when you gel
an instrument Of any kind you may
know that you are getting one that will
last and hold lie tune.
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4 TeothsOn,e mOrseI.

This from the Madison (Wis.) "Demo-
crat," conveys its own moral :-Hold en-
We are cognizant ofthe fact that an ach
ing tooth was last night cured by the
application ofSt, Jacobs Oil. The young
fellow got mad over his rAgiHg tooth in
the ball room, and rushed straightway to
drug store where he applied the gsod
old German Remedy; in ten minutes the
toothache had gone.
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II. HARRIs.
Albany Oregon.

A popular domestic journal for Amsrl.
can homes, viii be aent for one year tree
70 every lady who will send at once the
names and address of 10 married ladies,
and 30 cts In stamps for postage. Best
paper for either young or old housckeep-
ers In existence, This offer ia made only
TO secure names to whom TO send pie
copies, as we know every lady who once
secs ''The Housewife" will subscribe FOR
It. Regular price 81, per year. Address
"THE HOUSEWIFE" Rochester, n. Y
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TnrlG Debaie.

A debate was held at Bummer, school
house across the river near Rislcy's, last
Friday night at which the following quss-
tion was debated: "Resolvsd that we
ahonld have high protsctive tariff.
Affirmative Thomas WilIiamson, Mr.
Cosls, Dapdrige Williamson, aud Thomas
Risley..
Negatite-Rufus Thompson, John Mid.
dletou and another gentleman whose name
We did notget The negative was victor
ious Of course. aa a3aGl ~ ig
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Magic spell Orchestra Report,

The total receipts for the Benefit Ball,
Feb. 18th, was s7S.25. Expenses, $3.50,
amount turned over to Mr. O Cowan,
$6S76 We are under many obligations
to the parties who assisted In getting up
the supper, and also TO Messrs Cowan,
Peterson, Montague, and the Latour Or
of Lebanon, and the STATE RIGHTS DEN.
ocRAT for favors.
Respectively Submitted,
MAGIC SPELL ORCHESTRA.
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IVrGRxsrIXG TO sUBscRIBER&

Al tn rsl1ss. OF Subscribers in differ
ent parts of the county, aud for thsir con.
vsnisncs, wo have ssut bulls to our agents
ut several places, 30 that those desiring 10
liquida.s can do 50 by calling on the fol-
lowing gentlemen: 7 L Wallace, Leb-
anon Sam May, Harrisburg; o = Co
shaw, Brownsville; w E Kelley, Scio.
T L Porter, HSlsey; D w Rumbaugh
Sweet Home.
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Mr.. NJ. e. Allison, Hutchinson, Kan.,
Saved his life by a simple Trial Bottle OF
DR.. Kings New Discovery. for Consump.
ton, which caused him to procure large
Doctors, change Of climate and eyeryshina
else had failed. Asthma, Bronchitis
Hoarseness, Severe Coughs, and ali
Throat and Lung diseases. it is guaran.
eed to cure. Trial Bottles free at Foshay
Mason's Drug Store. Large size e1.Oe
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las. Rosslvea.

Ladies , just received at Samuel E.
Yeungs Boot Aad Shoe Store, spring stock
of those celebrated Ludlow shoes. neso styles,
every pair warranted. Also new stock O.
carpet warp in black, white aud eolors,
direct from Chicago, equal to any ever
brought to Albany. Prices low.
t's4f SAMUEL L. YoUxo.