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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-03-14
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The roads are still In = bad condition
seme bridges gone and the bridge across
the calapoosa. above Charlottesville, Inn
passsbie; 40 there Is but little travel TO
and from this place since the food. Many
cattle have died around here and the end
Is not yet.
bottom rail- got on top" II was peace
ful revolution, the former postmaster hav-
ing resigned.
The Republican party seems to be prac-
ticlng the principles Of the old Jacksonian
Democracy. viz: ITO the victor belongs
the spoGls. II would be much better for
the country and the people individually II
they would adopt the Democratic princi-
pies generally.
Mr. Durrell Gregory, Of Charlotte. Va.
Il vidiing his relatives. I F Moses and
| family. Mr. Gregory comes to spy oui
the country and expects to remain until
next winter, and II he reports favorably,
about fifteen families Of farmers will re.
move from that section TO Oregon. They
are the kind wanted in this country
Much sickness In the hills around herr
and some In the town. Mrs Jas A Scott
| Is quite feeble.
The air Is filed with rumors of candi-
dates, so / suppose there win be no diff
ficuliy In having all the Offices Properl,
tilied.
/ Several Immigrants with their families
lately arrived here, and others expectes
very soon.
Mr. Akin, from Wisconsin, has pur-
chased farm within half mile of tn,
town.
| Mr. 6 w Pugh Is building storel,ous
at Holly, about five miles above here. Ap
plication has been made for pos.ofsce a
that place.
i Rev ] w Craig and Rev Molloy ar
| holsing quarterly meetings at this place.
Wesley.
March s, 1890. /.
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now BACK I'D.

You hear people commending city
often on account Of It's backing. 1t has
such and such surroundings and adyan-
tages TO make 1t grow. II can't help
going ahead, and then il has something
TO keep it ahead. In this respect Albany
may well court comparisons in the mat.
ter Of it's backings. Few cities are more
highly favored.
It is surrounded by magnificent farm.
ing and fruit country.
II adjoins one Of the best mineral belts
in the worlds development Of which viii
prove the assertion. Rich in gold and
silver.
| Near it are latent coal fields Of untold
wealth.
An inexhaustible lumber supply IL a
its feet.
| 1t lies on a navigable stream.
II Is the hub Of five spoked railroad
wheel, with mt least two more preparing
A fine water power runs into It.
10 has the prospect In the near future
Of terminal facilities, which will give Il
wholesale advantages.
| 1t is in the center OF a healthy belt, 8
matchless climate taken the year round
With such baekings there can be NJ
question as TO its future.
Keep your optics on Albany.
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eouSeiL PiDcEEDlses.
Tuesday evening. March llth. 1850.

Tuesday evening. March iith. 1880.
Present-Mayor. Recorder, Marshal
Street Commissioner and all Conncilmen
but Tabler and Garrett.
The following bills were ordered paid
A J Anslyn, si4 &c Meyer, soc; II NJ
Stone. so; J Chiswell, 81; L II Montan.
ye, 80; ] w Inman, 81; + l. kenton, ,ts5c
Albany Iron Works, 1896; \ J lienton,
s2D.2b; Peter Riley, t3; John Schmeer,
all; NJ Armstrong, 90; Cost bills, si7 .66
Deyoe & Robson, $lli.70; Electric Light
Co,$is2.60 John Maxwell, s4.2B.
Further time was granted on bill oi
Stewart & Sox, $0O.is.
Street Commissioner Hunt recon.
mended several new side walks and Ger.
tain repairs; also that mud be removed
from First Street, Washington 10 Lyon.
Referred with power 10 act.
The committee on Memorial 20 Con
gress asking for right 10 bridge the Will
lamette was granted further time.
Petition Of G Powell and ors asked
that grade be established on 5th street Ia
Western addition, also that erosEwalke,
sidewalks and sewer be built. Referred,
after grade was ordered established.
Ordinance No 2Ol relating 20 cruelty tc
animals was read three times and passed
unanimously.
Ordinance 202 providing for the amend.
ment Of ordinance relating to disorderly
conduct was read three times and passed
unanimously.
Ordinance No 203 regulating the use oI
streets for building purposes, the removal
Of buildings and the securing Of permits
for building and removal purposes, was
read three times and unanimously passed
Communication from Hon Geo u Cham
berlain relating 10 an ordance providing
for a complete sewer system was read and
referred 10 the committee on health and
police.
On motion a contract was orderet
made with l. w Deyoe for not 70 exceed
ten car leads Of lumber at $40 thousand
The Street Commissioner was directed
20 improve street adjoining Court House
and residence Of Mayor Cowan.
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TEMPERANCE COLUMN.
Edited by Albany vi cru

DR. Orpha D Baldwin, National super
intendent 81 the department of healtl
and hercdity for the w CT u Ii working
up her department in the new state d
! Washington. She reports live Interest
among the women.
Charlotte A Gray is crueading In Nor.
way against both alcohol and tobacco
From one town where she gave three
lectures gentleman wrote "slnce your
visit all the young men In my house and
several other gentlemen have given up
smoking"
Emerson, In speaking Of stimulants, ,ex-
claimed Tobacco, tobacco, what q
rude crowbar IL that with which TO pry
into the delicate tissues Of the brain -
High license IL barrier to prohibition
rather than q step toward II. The liquor
men see this II temperance people do not.
Eays g II Bowman, distiller ut Wooster,
Ohio, "IIigh license does more 70 coun-
teract prohibition fanaticisn than any
thing else We can bring to bear The
Christian Inquirer, o conservative Baptist
paper Of New York City, sets forth the
folly Of high license as q temperance
measure, very forcible, In q recent edito-
rial, containing these words well,
gentlemen Of the high license Utopia,
what next ? You have asked us to wait
until high license could be fairly tried and
you come back 10 as with the broken
fragments of your beautiful system In
your hands, and with sad and ruefui coun-
tenance say 10 US, It don't work OF
course II don't. Nothing will work that
leaves the liquor traffic 10 manipulate our
courts, frame our legislation, defy our
laws and defeat the ends Of justice. What
next gentlemen What else shall we try
before we kill the liquor traffic What
new experiments ?"
Mrs Anna r Riggs, President Of Oregon
w g T u, In recent official letter urging
active work in the department Of Scien-
tific temperance instruction, says: There
IL not enough temperance sentiment in
the state to-day 10 enforce 4 prohibitory
law five had such provision in our state
constitution. II we do our duty relative
20 this Scientific temperance instruction
law for the next five yeara,in addition to
other lines Of work as given by our Ma
tional w CT u, the women and men 81
the latter half ol the present decade viii
have no necessity for any such humiliat-
ing admission as the above. Push your
line Of work, push, push, push, and your
reward will be glorious
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Carpet Department.

have added about two thousand
dollars worth Of carpets TO my
stock this spring. Ses styles In
3 ply ingram tapestry and body
Brussels; also hall and stair to
match, rugs, cocoa and napier
mating, hemp carpet c.ina mat
ting. etc. / have also connected
with my carpet department, lace
curtains aud curtain nets, poriiers,
window shades, wall paper, lin
oleum, and floor oil cloths. /
have and am receiving the largest
and best assorted stock In these
lines Of any house this side Of
Portland. These goods are all
on the second floor. where / haye
them arranged SO that buyers
have verg little trouble in select
ing what they want. Plenty OF
room and light. Thos. Monteith
has charge of this department
and will take pleasure In showing
the goods at any time.
SAMUEL 4. YoUHs
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An Opportunity 10 css seven NILES u
Pipes

Albany needs sewer System. One O
this time would do more to build up th'
city than most any movement TO be In
augurated. Relieving this,as well ~ hav
ing the health Of the city at heart, Hon
George II. Chamberlain investigated
thoroughly the sewer systems Of seyera
cities beyond tho Rockies. A wealth,
fcapitalist Of Natchez, Miss, offered e
como to Albany ut once and introduce
such System as Ii In vogue ut Memphis
Tenn, Pine Bluff and Little Rock, Ark.
and Natchez, Miss, provided he is given
q 20 year franchise. In order 10 get the
matter before our citizens Mr. Chamber.
lain last Tuesday presented draft for an
ordinance, such as governs the sewerage
systems IN the cities mentioned. II
passed and the CONTRACT Ii made with the
Natchez man Albany would have within
o year one Of the finest, II not the best
sewerage system on the Coast, o $4,000
plant at least, nt no direct outlay, and
without bonds, whereas, II we continue
the present plan II will be years and years
before We have even very imperfect, hit
and miss system. The matter is the most
important one before our people and
should be considered intelligently and
not from misunderstood conclusions. That
the readers Of the DEMOCRAT may get an
understanding oi the matter we give d
synopsis Of the proposed ordinance, which,
II passed, becomes u contract between the
city and the builder Of the system
rIg sErARAr. SYSTEM
is what II Ia called Salt glazed, vltriilcd
pipe, Of ample size would be used. The
company would put In ut ieast seven
miles Of pipe, according TO tho city's
grade, the streets aud alleys first TO be
put on grade by the city, and the city
would be required 10 pay 1900 per mile or
fraction thereof per annum, aeni-annuai-
". The city would have 10 maintain the
outlets and hold the company harmless
from damage from them. The company
would be required 10 make NIL extensions
Of sewers required by the Council, ,provid-
cd there would be a revenue Of 900 annu.
ally for every 800 feet. The city would
be required to pass ordinances compelling
the closing OF vaults and connection with
sewer when adjacent 10 same. In order
to offset disadvantages Of long franchise
there Is provision 10 the effect that Al
the end Of ten years and every successive
five years the city may purchase the
plant. II the price cannot be agreed on
then at such figures ~ committee of
three non-re sGiEHmt disintereated experts
shall name, ak months notice TO be Civ.
en-, and payment 10 be made within i2
months. The company is to accept or
dinance contract within 30 days from
passage and commence work within forty
live days after. The following are the
annual rates prevailingat Natchez, Miss,
and would probably rule here I; One
water closet, 90: two, $40; three, ,si3; one
urinal, 81 two, % one sink, 50; two,s
bath tub, private, t2 two. ~ others,
special.
Our Council and citizens should inves-
tigate the benefits and disadvantages Of
the system thoroughly and act deliber-
ately but expeditiously.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-03-14

DELAYED WooLENs Fac hes & Son
merchant tailors and Grapers, opposits
Post Office, have received Iotice that the
two large shipments of woolens consigned
to them are soon to arrive. 1t will Be 10
your interest and advantage to examine
their stock before pUrchasing,as they anti
cipate the largest and finest grade offspring
and summer goods In foreign and domes-
I deIicacies ever brought to Albany.
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Led Astray.

Fernandina, Nassau Co, Fla Mar. ao,'so.
have used DIR Simmcms Liver Regu-
iatcr and always found Il TO do what il
claimed for II. The last bottle and two
packages did me no good and were worse
than nothing. / see II Is not put up by ]
n Zeilin & Co,and not genuine, and waste
OF money to buy 1t. would be glad 70
get the pure and genuine. Send me some
from honest hands with red z and ZeiiIn
s. Co.'S signature on wraprer.l
Your Ob't Serv't, Benz T Rich.
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A Wnman,s nissoxerv

"Anothor wonssrfnl discovery has bssu made
and that tqo by LADY IN this sounty Disease far
tened its CLUTCHES upon hor and for seven years she
wifhstood its bat her vital organs wers
undermined aud death seemed imminent, For Elrol
mon tbs she coutb I'd noeseantly ad eo,d not sIeep
sne bought Of US bottle Of Dr Kings Fsw plse6v-
cry for Congumptign and was 50 fnu<h TbHffved on
taking frzt dos9 tbat she slept ali nixht and with
one bottle hns b3tp misqeuiously ctue. Hp mann
Is MH LutlieH LutA TN writes W @ HainrEk ana
CO Of sghlbY, N o. ceta fyse trnal b0tfe ak r.
sl.aT and Maedufb Drug store.
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The Yerdlct rnanimnur.

w d Suit, Druggist. Btppus, Ind, tsstinss. "a
can recommend Electric Bitfere as the very bea
romedy. Every bottle sold has given relief m erer,
case, One man took six bottles. and was cured b
druggist Bellviils, Ohio. alrms The best sei1ibt
medicine have ever hsndlsd IN my 20 years' cx'
pcrience IL Electric Bitters." thousand Of otkpr
nnanmous thss Electric Bitfars do cure s disesses
the Liver Kidneys or Biood, Only baH d6ilu
bostle AZ Fo<hsy and bason's Drug Btere.
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S. Z. Young's old stand.

DIR PArroH treats successfully all dis
eases OF women, and guarantees to cure all
curable private diseases. He has sure
remedy for catarrh of the head. He
slice ps In his Office and answers city calls
day or night. Consultation Is free ani
everything Is strictly confidential. He
can Be found In his Office IN Blumberg''
Block from 10 to IA, , to 4 and I TO s.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-03-14

To MY Patrons and Ladies Of Albany
shall be In Albany with full stock Of
the latest styles in millinary by the Issh 10
the 1st OF April, Thanks for past favors.
Respectfully.
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nEAs E.s.sx ..aE.-

Il A Mason and N ] Bridgelord
20 u T Tcrhune, lot q, blk 2,
SouAxtiic c......*........s...& ~
Rachel Arnspiger 20 Martha
Nixon, 2o2 acres IN tp II q
10 =, F3W W..............,.. bO4u
United States TO Ransom Long. Patent
4 J Heam ct ux 70 savilla NJ
Ellison, part Of lot u, blk 8, .
Ia Sbedd d.................. 4l@
w Brown and l. w Deyoe TO
zephin Job, 80 acres in tp y
=, 4 4E.......s......s.. iUU
Lee Bilyeu TO A J johnson, part
Of lot or blk ii6, Scio ..... 800
Robert Warner to Jas Warner,
w OF Nv q. sec SS, tp 9s,
r3E E......t.....s...... 1W
State Of Oregon 70 ID II Pierce,
100 asTes in sec 10, Up Is S,r
zW.............s... lou
Jas q 4 Clara Boyle TO Mary
Il Terhune, lot |, blk 5,Soda-
vile .......s.............. Zou
] p Galbraith ct ux 10 Browne
vile 4 L A, i30 acres in tp
IL :, 2W................. 1000
State OF Oregon TO John D Cum
minis, y IL acres, sec 30, tp -
1U ,, Y E...............s.. 4U
6Iftt VI 0ttkul W AGhffict 0uiA
minis, Ne q sec %. tp 10 S,r
ZE....,... ...............s.s. ZU
State OF Oregon 20 lima y Quinn,
s h OF soc 50, tp 10 3, r E.. 400
State Of Oregon TO Lucy l. Cole,
Sc q sec 30, to 10 s, re- E.... 200
Maggie A Blackman to , p Hayes.
Lots 4, TI,bl I, BIS A........ 100
Lee Cohen to sAiarv Rhodes, lots
| {, Obi 7,H's ard A...,.. IT'S
] r and ] Kirkpatrick to M ] Holtr
lots 3, 4,bl 7, KS A, Leb. .... lao
Henry Lyons et al 10 t;atharine
Abel,lots ,, 3,bl 3,Lyonsyille.. SO
] L Chapman ct ux 10 G DeVaney
Ct al, ,lots I,z,part OF 3,Scio.... 1scc
Julia b Compton TO + I Thayer,
74o acres,tps 9, ro.S r E,... SOC
NJ X Grishman 10 + + Thayer,
24o acres TIPS 9, 10, $ X e.. 500
E Z Tanning ct al TO r Elevet,2
acres In Up "a, = r 3w...... 65ot
Geo II Jones and VT to w 4 Hiatt,
lot 3,bl 3, Highland Grove Plat 2!
Geo II and Frankie Jones to Sa-
rah A Hiatt, lots I, ., ,bl 4,High.
land Grove Plat. ...........- 60
-~-----
Total sales. .... ..........$a&,o7s
Total for the year .......... t359, ,43l
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BANG. --one of the finest lots OF gun,
and revolvers ever received In Albany
are now in stock at Stewart 81 Sox's. Hun
ters should call and see then and get
prieef before buying.
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MADE TO cur.-When buying an axe
&c, the best, one that Is durable a. well ~
sharp, and the place to do II IL at Price &
Robson's, who also have fine line OF
wedges, etc.
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LYONS.
March u. 1890,
March $. 1890.

March u. 1890.
Snow nearly gone.
Isaac Kelsey, Of Portland, is among us
again.
Work viii commence ON Union hall
Monday.
A number OF our citizens are doing
Albany this week, ,or rather county court.
Many slides are reported on the track
near Breitonbush, one Of which has
showed the track into the river.
Sloper's mill is now under full blast,
and they expect to furnish their share
OF lumber for the valley the coming sum-
mer.
Quite an excitement was created in
town recently by the exhibit Of small
piece Of quartz, found on the Santiam,
which, on being melted, proved to be
nearly pure lead, with traces of silver.
As soon as snow win permit, q hunt win
be instituted for the ledge, and some
startling developments are promised.
The DRMocRAT viii be duly informed oi
any finds.
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HAVING taken the agene y Of DR. Thatch-
er's magnetic shield, VII be pleased to
see all suffering win. chronic diseases
Rheumatiam specially, Same as had
by Prof. Spear.
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Bucklen's Arniea salye.

The best Sal4e IN the world for Cuts Bruises gorss
Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever sores. letter, Chappd'
hands, Chiibzips corns and all Skin Ernption, and
poa7eIycufes PiIcssor no pay required Il II guar.
3D. Price 25 conts per box, For sale BY Foshay and
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Ma r.m,Ix shsvla ba wsshaus +.

DIR E s Holden have used your
Ethereal Cough Syrup for long while. |
would never be without it,as consider its
curative effects instantaneous for coughs
and colds. No family should be without
1t. r Z Wilhoit, Stockton.
Large size 81, small 50 cents. For sale
by II O Hubbard, druggist.
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TnE' PORTLAND Branch. Going away
going away.-We have decided to Gloss
out business, and our entire stock 81
clothing, boots, shoes and gents fur
nishing goods, furniture, stoves, tinware
crockery, &C., &C., must be sold by April
Is. without reserve, regardless Of cost
Remember this is your last and onl5
chance TO get goods at almost your owT
price. Come one, come all and take ed
vantage Of this great opportunity. Also
house and lot for sale, cheap, in the best
location in Albany.
THE PORTLAND BRANCH,
Wise e Co. Prnnrs.
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A NEW CIrIzES.--C o Calen, who for.
meriy owed allegiance to the government
of Norway, was admitted to citizenship
before his honor, Judge Boise, this morn
| Ing.
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BORN

FORD. On Sunday, March ., 1890, at
Yaquina City, to the wife Of Mr.. Edward
Ford, engineer on the Oregon Pacific, a
boy.
MAPLE.-On Sunday, March 9th, 1890,
to the wife Of Mr. Warren Maple eirl
LoNG.--At Gervais. Feb. a8sh, 1890. Il
he wife of Mark NJ Long son.
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LEAVE ORDERS. - Those wishing to
purchase -four chests Of Z. G. Brown,
who lately canyassed this city, will leave
orders with s. ]. Brown, cigar and to-
bacco dealer, opposite the Revere house.
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GET A MAcHINR.--And wnen getting
one let II be either Domestic or Davis
Price * Robson arc agents for thcse su-
perior sewing machines and invite an In
speciion Of what they can do.
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REcErvED.--I have just received sup
ply OF DR.. Halls health pamphlets,
which are for sale by me.
]. 3. HUGHEs, Agent.
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CENrER TABLHs.--A large and elegant
shipment Of center tables, in new designes
finest stock In the valley, just received a
TortmiIlc- Irvings.
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KID GLovEs.--I nave just received an
invoice Of the celebrated p. centemerl
Kid gloves 10 black and eoiored. These
with the other brands handle. Foster
genuine hook and Our Own brand, makes
an assortment that any lady can be suited
In prices and quality. These are all first.
class goods and warranted as represented.
SAMUEL +. You've.
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BABY BUoons.-Undoubtedly the finest
line Of baby buggies in the valley is to be
found at Stewart 4 Sox's. They are at
tracing general attention.
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Why Is IT. = That the willamette
Packing Co. sell so much Unity tea. Try
it and you can judge for yourself.
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RRMNANTs.--A large and fine lins Of
remnants at G w simpsons At your own
price. Try It.
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sEEDs.--A large line Of garden and
grass seeds at Stewart & sox's, choice va
riety to select from. Now is the time TO
buy and get those suited to the climate.
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A Nav DrscovERY.-au aubbard's Head
ache Capsules They are positive cure
and fill long felt want.
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TT1ANTED.-FoUR MEN, 20 travel In
w the city and country and take orders
for goods. Good referedcss and business
qualifications required. Permanent EN- :
niovment and good salary, For particu-
lars. call on. or address ADAMS q WAL-
LACE, Albany. Oregon.
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In addition to frat grade of salted pressed
hay, extra white oats, potatoes and wheat for
chickens have received an invoice Of oil
cake meal the bsst milk feed in the world
see Robertson's Feed Store.
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WHERE TO GEr THpM-when wanting
an organ Or piana call on G L Blaekman
where you can select from first class
stock.
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Special attention is called {, Mr.. O W
Simpsons line line Of clothing. Call il time
or bargains
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EARM FOR SALE.-sTwo hundred
acres of good farm land all IN cult
vatiou, with good two story house, good
harm and other outhouses. Good water
Tor "a mils. and stock. Coed pear ana ap.
frnft. would make two goed small
farms. Situated four miles southwest OF
Albany. Inquire at this ofiicos