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THE MORNING HER ALB: WEDNESDAY, MAKCH 27, 1889. Uonun0 Jfaiht Stand . kl'. K. U.1IHK TAKLt.. KOKTII BOUND. I . f partslrrivesi. Cfciu. ' pr. i ti.-,i hiii amfortia lOlOam fcuireut a 11:15 ami' F eight ":wnm S-ttpro SOUTH BOLTM. I Arrives : Departs! Arrives tlalttjexp 7:-4.jpiiM 5praiAhUnU9 OOarn 2;Aim 11 4(.1n. Kitene 2 40pm ...... . I 1 Sfl'iml'-'-x-w Uie mine day. OKKtlON PACIFIC TlMfc 1 AbLK. Arrives Departs Pn"ifer. .... freitbt 1.1 rair 5.25pm '.o i m 6.50a m JOTTINGS AMIT TOWS. Some fine residences will be erected in Albany this summer. Albany is now entering upon an era of prosperity never before equaled. J. K. Stewartson has sold his meat market in this city to Broder F.ros. of Portland. Louis Miller has sold his corner lot or. Second and Kerry streets to Julius Locus of Oregon city for $o(H;0. Sterling Welch, a young dentist of Oregon City, fell from a train near that place Monday and was killed. Mrs. S. E. Young has sold 80 acres of land near Seattle for $20, 000, which land a few years ago cost $1000. The list of real estate sales for a week published in this issue shows that there is a growing activity in transfers in Albany property. I. C. Schell will begin next week the erection of a neat resi lenefor Sherman Thompson on Fourth and Montgomery streets. It is said that an effort is being made at Browrsville to purchaie the old machinery ot the Browns villo woolen mills and continue a mill there. A match game of base ball be tween the college nine and a picked tune from the citv vesterdav was won by the former, the score stand ing 13 to 12. Greenwood is not the leading photographer of Albany. He 4-ame too iale, but is turning out very fine pictures and will come to the front before you know it. The name of the unfortunate w oman who leaped from the train near Tangent Monday was Mrs. A. Lemon. She was unhurt ex cept a uah upon her forehead. -Uie was taken to Salem where she has relative?. The work on (ieo. E. Chamber Iain's fine residence on Ferry and Seventh streets has been com menced. George Hochstedler will also begin next week to erect a tine residence on his property re cently purchased. The city water works w ill be im proved and put in first-class order this summer. Mr. John A. Craw ford, who went to San Francisco to purcnase new pump lor the pur pose is expected home this week, it is rumored that with this im provement there will be a raise in the water rent. PEKttOftAL MHlTieX. I'. C. Fro t of Poitland is in the 4-itv. Archie Johnson of Scio is in the city. tis McCulloch of Ashland is ir i ty. j Harry Young, traveling agent of I theO. K. N. Co. and the Orison j Short Line is in the city. JavBlain.C. H. Stewart ami a i party of others will leave to-day for a fi-diing trip up the santiani. A Blti STERFKIMEi 1 Syndicate ot Albany Men and Othtia Purchase All of West Yaquina. A syndicate coinp mwl of Wall is Nash, Dr. Farra, of Corvallis, J. J. Cooper, of Independence, K. S. Strahan, A. Hackleman. K. W. Langdon,!.. E iUain,J. V. Cusick, C.J. Stuart and Curran & Mon teith, of this citv, have purchased the entire town plat of West Ya- quina, situated opposite the docks; Jl, " l at Yaquina City. The price paid tor the same was l.,000. It em braces 1000 lots and an undivided half interest in 75 acres now owned jointly by this syndicate and the Oregon Development Company. They' propose to place the lots upon the market this summer. Some of the men in this syndi 4ate are iu a position to know the future movements of the Oregon Pacific Railroad Company, and thitr purchase, in connection-' with the Oregon Development Company, may be taken as an indication of the ear y resumption of work to ward the completion of this road to its eastern connection - rw Land iapa7 Orsaaiard. A company cinsisting of some of the solid men of Albany, has been uiuir.ru in ini.-t ;iiv i'ii mc l'u - pose of dealing in re"al estate, pur - chnain lar, tru-tn. snMividin . tb R:im ml Dfllin'' in mi:ntiiir- to Milt. It will be known as the Willamette Land Company, and consist of tbe following stockhol ders, with a capital stock of $'-'.-OiiO: C. E. Wolrerton, io. W. Wiight, J. L. (Wan, (. K. (Chamberlain, J. V. (7usi-k, A. Hackleman, (i. V. Maston. E. J. Lanningand Curran A Monteith. The company has been duly in--.rxjrated, and w ill air.t in mak ing things lively in and about A I nany this suinnier. Social DanrlMX Paitr. Theie will le a s..eial ilan. Ins ' At tliis me. ting' the board will 1e .arty at the opera house Friday cirie on building to he erected, arid evenifg, March 20. (Jood nuit-ic ; will pr bab!v sele t the new farm has Uen secured, extensive pre pa- i , .. . w..S.v.ia mttila inrl itn f.ninrilili. '. All kiod .11 Uf kt.f ?a .. -nifl evening guaranteed to ail. ...... W . -. ' ' .1 ISA. EXrilSME.Vr AT LEBAXOX. A Scotchman on a Lark Armed With a Re volver, Defies the Tows Authorities. Yesterday mcrning a young Scotchman named Crawford Jame son, who has been engaged in a surveying party on the V. V. & C. M. Wagon Koad, came down from Lebanon and left on the south bound train. A gentleman Iroin Lebanon states that Jameson and some of the city officers afforded the citizens of Lebanon a whole picnic Monday evening. Jameson oecame somewhat hilarious from over indulgence in the Uowing howl, and started out to naiut the town a carmine hue. He became over boisterous in the liven' stable of W. C. Peterson and Police Offi cer Shaw, with the aid of a man named Morgan, attempted to ar ret him. Jameson coolly drew a revolver and covering the two offi cers, told them he was not to be taken. The officers quickly with drew and Jameson and his com panion continued to hold the fort. Considerable excitement was occa sioned over the matter, and nearly t te w hole town turned out to get a glimpse of the man whom the city authorities could not arrest. He finally withdrew and quietly went to bed, and the officers declared thev would arrest him in the morn ing, but wtien the nervy surveyor, who had cool gray eyes and showed that h was very handy with a re volver, proceeded to the deot to take the train, no one interfered with him. It is said the oflicers afterwards felt like kicking theni selvt s to think that they let a small man like he was defy the whole town authorities. SEAL ESTATE TKAftMFEB. The Ltet of Salea That Have Been Recorded Darin f the Fast Week. The following transfers have been recorded in the Linn county i recorder s oflice during the past J. T. Tate to Ubbe Peters, 100 acres near Albanv $3000 D. B. Monteith to" Chas. O. Calen, quarter of block 123, in llackleiuan's addition to Albany Sarah and M. P. Valentine to J. A. Straight, 50 feet on east side of block 1, in the eastern addition to Albany . Jacob Martin to Theodore Roach, interest in the estate of Thomas Martin, deceased Milton Hale to Richard Bur ess, 171 .! acres, near Scio A. Hackleman to Flora Lewis, lots 5 and t in block 7, in Hackleman's third addition to Albany Win. E. Spicer to Viola Bell, lot near Sp cer L. Foley to J. H. Mullan, block 129, in Hackleman's addition to Albanv C. G. Burkhart to Cyntba L. Heisler, 40 acres near Al bany T. L. Puggr to Annie M. Henderson, 2 lots in Hack leman's second addition to 500 3400 250 G50 40 1000 1800 Albany 1550 7324 J Nellie O. Koyce to II. Bryant, .j acres near Albany a. J. bhore to Julia A. Shore, quitclaim 1 E. It. Barker mining claim J. 11. Burkhart to Jay W. Blain, o4. 10 acres near Al bany James Klkms to W. C. Twee dale, 1 block in Elkin's ad dition co Albany A. T. Thomson to Isom & Lanning, 10 aires Matilda (Jerhart to Susie I'hral, fraction of block i0 i i Albany 11. Bryant to amauta E. Collet t, acres Thos.. A. Arnell to J. W. Propst, lot 1 in block 40 in Albany W. B. CiilsontoJohn H. Hail, -OO 1 j 1050 til 2: 100 I1 .power of attorney E. I). Gilson to John H. Hall power of attorney A. tlacklcman to l.eo Cohen, 12th ot April ; teachers are ex peel -2 lots in block 17, Hack:e- ed from all parts of the state. man S oil atlUlllOU lOAinailV OlHJ K. b.. tlammack to Albers, 00 Jj' acres. . . Wert 2500! Catherine AI. Putnam to F.lias S. Masters 2.8 acres near Brownsville W. II. Kirk to Chas. H. F.ls- ' w o'lO wick. lot in Amelia rr-t ,r . , , y P. C'oshow, power of attorney llackiemaii to L. M. Curl, lot in Hackleman's 2d addi tion to Albany A. Hackleman to ltobt. Kent fractional half of block 20 in Hackleman 2d addition to Albanv Ella Wirt to Chas B. Monta gue, 167 acres H. Bryant to AT. YV. Miller,40 acres . Almon Wheeler to AchiUe Blaker, 2 lots in Shedd.... yoo s 550 4:i5 400 50 T Walrr 4naMierii. Considerable complaint is being made that then is water running to waste in the streets in different portions ot the citv. In order to s ive trouble 1 would m,t tht Slid leaks be stopped imrnediatelv i . as the continuance of such waste .:.u 11 . ..... . 1 mi1 10 l,!e entire failure of ! l!,e -Waer ""Pplj in Home lotH- . ?n water closets are niiimnj; IZUIIlllluOUSiy. j Tiie same rule will apply to them, t Use all the water you need, but I please do not allow it to run to 1 waste. Those who are in arenrs for water rent should also take warn ing. L. E. liKAV. ec. A. YV. W. Baard of Ktvrnl. rw 1 1 ne governor, secretary 01 state an l stiiK-imtendeut of public in structiins will go to Corvallis to day to attend the Imard of regents of the Mate AL'rieult .v .V ' MIIV. It ! g'asss at 1-. M. French's. I 1 CITT COVSCIL. The Albany Street Kaiiway Comptny File It? Acceptance of the Franchise. Regular meeting of the city council last evening. Mayor in the chair; councilman ail pres- ent. In the absence of the city recorder, Councilman Burkhart appointed recorder pro tem. Committee on accounts and cur rent expenses reported several bills. Committee on streets and public j property asked further time on matters referred, which request was granted. i The marshal recommended sev eral sewers, which recommenda- i.ons were referred to the com mittee on streets and public prop erty. 1 etition for a side walk on lots 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5, block 78, Monteith's addition, read and reterred to com mittee on streets and public proj erty. The formal acceptance of the street railway company of the franchise and its requirements w as read and ordered recorded and placed on file. Bid to build the toot bridges ad vertised for was awarded to James Shahan at $55 for the three bridge-, to te completed in 15 days. street commission authorized to I put in a new six-foot crosswalk on Fifth and Jackson streets. Petition for a sidewalk on Fourth street on lots 3 and 4, block 9, re ferred to committee on streets and Dublic property. (j. V. Hochstedler asked in reference to the location of sewers in blocks having no alleys, as he wished to commence his new house and wished to make arrangements for proer future sewerage from the basement. KILLS 4LLOWUII. J. N. Hoffman Wallace & Thompson J. A. Warner $89 00 4 40 20 00 23 20 9 45 1 00 4 00 4 45 5 45 4 45 4 45 So 50 14 48 N.J. Heuton John Deringer J. C. Mever F. E. Allen H. Elton I Cost in J as. Johnson case. . I Cost in L. Martinson casa. . ! Cost in Joseph West case. . B. Barr. M. Westfall Tbe Marblnerjr Arrlviug The first lot of machinery for the woolen mills arrived in this city yesterday. It was about $5000 worth which had been shipped for Brownsville, but after the decision of the company to remove the . il i.- yesterday. This certainly looks as w..vU, if Meter?. Moytr and Crjft meant business when they said the woolen mills would be built here within six months. A ftrw rental Card. A new- postal card is soon to bp put into circulation. It is very much like a double card. The back fold is split diagonally and opened like a four-pointed star. The four corners are folded and josneci 111 tne center witn a piece ot gummed taper. It will not con tain any more w riting space than the present card. It weighs less than half an ounce. The onl- ad vantage will be a greater privacy. El'SESE .4TEA. J neighbors of its good qualities and Students in the Oregon State urging them to try it. The most se University have a vacation trom y,M ,V"r T'V April 5th to 15th. I.MasJ,f Io;,yA' The work of Uying stoel sails on The dry cold wratm-r i ths early the O. k C. It. II. is completed as j winter months is productive nfa'greu ' far south as this place, the work is i rapidlv pushed southwards. ... , .... 1 :om Miarp, ir. warns s jockc.v yf,o!Inet w,tn a painful, though not ' serious accident last week caused j bv the wheels of the sulkv break- 400 ting throwing him upon a broken i snoke spoke. ; Active preparations are being ! made for the Teacher's Institute to i be held here on the 10, 11, and noritinn i nr. in Pimilatinn . ... .. ....... ........ i about Knifoiie beyL'inir the (lonntv court to oten a county road PS j through old man Stewart's pro erty which lies adjacent the 1 part ot town. Mr. Mewart is j j greatly obstructing the growth of I I Kugene by refusing to sell his farm I ior town lots. IS MKMOKIAH. Harrisburg Grange, No. 11, P. of H., at the meeting held in their hall on Saturday, March 2:5, 1880, adopted the following resolutions : Whpkeas, Almighty Ood has taken to Himself from this1 circle our well beloved Brother Hon. Enoch Hoalt ; therefore be it, Resolved. That while our hearts are laden with sorrow we look up to the Good Father "who doeth all things well" for the bright ex ample of an honest man, a peerless patriot and a kind and devoted father, given doubtless to us for I usefulness in the order, and for our ' "Ie 111 ' 1 rciuuai example 111 ngnung tne battle of life; Resolved, That in the death of our worthy brother our order has - OUT 1 a faithful member and his familva kind father: Resolved, That these resolutions be spreau upon the minutes of this grange, a copy presented, with an expression of our deepest sym pathy, to the bereaved memlxrs of his family, and a copy furnished the county papers for publication. ll. AI. Fl.KTCIIKR, E. J. I" I'M EVER. W.J. McMfKKKN. "Around 11 each ilif roreil chain In xpurXIiii ruin lim. Ami earthly t until can neVr a-aiu I'nite the broken t't-b." Trarlirr' lnt The regular annual Countv Teachers' Institute will be held ii this city on April ;jd, 4:h and 5th Mate Snpt. Alchlroy will 1. pre - ent. Let all teae.n-rs wj can be L. M. Ci;m.. County School Supt STATE DKIMTCHES. New Albacy Laad 0 nnpny Incorpora'.ed Horse Organisation at Shedd. Special to the Hkrald.J Salkm, .March 26. Articles of ineonoration were tiled in the sec retary of state's oflice to-day by the Shedd Clyde Horse Companv, John C. Davis, K. O. FarweU, C. J. shedd, H. B. c'pringer, V. C. I. Gibson, incorporators; capital, $3000 ; principal oflice, Shedd, Linn county. Also the Willamatte Land Com pany, of Albany, A. Hackleman,.?. W. Cusick, G. W. Maston, in cojKjrators; capital stock, $20,000. J. W. Snyder, Elgin, Union coun ty, and Edwin L. Morris, of Che tiiawa, Marion county, were to-day appointed notaries public. BB1EF MESTIO. New snoods at Kcad's. Use Ftturuey'a panacea. Artists materials cheap at Mri. 8. E. Hyman'e. J. A. Archibald, agent for the Slug? pr Manufacturing Co., opposite ' ua Fellow? temple. FOK LAME BACK, 81DK OR CHEST USB Shiloh's Porus Plaster. Price, -.25 cents. Fob hay fc Mason. builders should go. to Smith & Washburiie's for tbeir carpenters tools and builders hardwurc. No. 1 Star tomatoes and all kiuas of fresh canned jrood4 ut a very iow figure at Conrad Meyer's. Have you seen tnat new line cf fine furniture at Fortmiller & Iryinjr's? If not it will pay to do so. i The Pappoose clear Havana cit'ar tat 1 onn tiro s, the best u-ceut cigar u the market. Don't forget that at Mrs. B. E. Hy man's is the place to iret jour sew ing machines, Call on K, M Robertson for cheat, timothv und oat hay, baled, and will be aold in quantities to suit. Go to Burkhart & Roye's for nil kinds of job printing. Prices reason able. Kirst-ClaiiS work guaranteed. Have we got 'em. Of course we have, just stacks of new goodp, and we wan! to sill them at V. F. Read's Fahrncy's celebrated blood cleanser at Brownell & Stanard and at Deyce & Robson's. P. J. Baltimore general agent. For your tine imported and Ke West cigars, sro U M. Baumgart cixar 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 Ban ui part's With the spring conies "pardeuinjr "rid seeding. All kinds of tools are needed by gardener will be found at Smith & Washburne's, Chamberlain's Kye and SKin Oint- i merit is uuequalurt for old chronic 80rui. nnv cases have been Derma sores, nantly cured by it For sale by , Fo- sliuv Mason. If you want a clean and tine tmkc ask for . I. Joseph's home made white labor cigars. For sale ty most cigar dealers and at J. Joseph's factory. The "Pacific Argand" ranges both four and six hole. An Eastern stove ' made especially for this coast's trade. Sold only by Oeo. W. Smith, Albany. For chilblain and frost-bites . use Chamberlain's Pain. Balm. When promptly applied to the frozen ?arts u will pievent the sk.t. from turning It allays the 1 black or peeling otr. itching and smarting of chilblains and soon restores the part to a healthy condition For sale by Fosluy Si Mason. The immense sale of Chamberlain's Cough hoiin ily has been inoducd to a great extent by people who have been cured bv it telling their friends and deal of croup among chiMrcn. Moth ,,s should be on the lockout for it.aini j ! be prepared to arrest it as mn as the i . nr:l symptom- appear. True eroup ' nev r comes without a warning: day j j or- two bel' ne the attack the chid wifi j hwotne hoarse, and that symptoms i j ! soon followed i.y a pe.uliar .rough , cough. If Chamberlains Cough' j Jicjdy is iriyi.ii a soon as tl:U hoarse- , ness or cough appear-, all danger and I i anxiety mayi be avoided; it has neve j ; Ivd eyenn n the most severe cases. There is no danger in giving the Kemedy for it contains no injurious ; substance. For sale by Foshay & j Mason, j LIST OF TO BK i IVEN AWAY WITH T1IK first 100,000 BOXES Of LE KOIDESSAYOX, The King of Soap KOR 8AI.K AT PARKKR BROS. 100 Ladies' engraved gold watch-; es. isets soi in silver taoie lorns, 25 sets (iorharn solid silver ta- j ble spoons. j 50 do7.en (iorharn solid silvei i ... .ti r -i 1 tea spoons. 25 sets extra heavy plated table forks. 25 sets extra heavy plated table spoons. 100 dozen extra heavy plated tea spoons. 100 dozen ladies' fine fans.or cel luloid toilet sets. . I 100 celluloid 9 inch carver sots. 100 subscriptions to Scribner's j Magazine. i 100 subscriptions to New Fashion 1 Book. I 200 stamping outfits, complete. 1000 li-'htning can openers, for ' sijnare or round cans. 10,000 King cook bonks. 11,050 elegant gifts. 88,050 packages of toilet soaps. The io:al value of these 11, 950 ; elegant gifts, if purchased singly, would amount to over ten thous sand dollars. They make this large gift as a measure of appreciation to those now using the king of soaps, and also as an expression of confidence i in its merits, in the expectation i that anv person once using it will , find it so helpful an article that ! hereafter it will be found almost indispensable in tbe household economy. 1 MUUr LIST OF C ITT TKOPESTT Wbleh In Bondril at Extremely Low t'lsnrea and offered for Male by F. A. Burkhart, Krl Efttate Agent. A good two storv house and one lot, centrally located ; price $900. A good cottage an J one good lot not far from the business part cf me city; price $550. A o. 1 bar gain. A splendid newly built neat cot tage and one lot ; $700. One of as fine a residence as there is in the city and two lots centrally located, best bargain on the list ; $3,250. One good house in the eastern part of the city and one good lot. lor $1200. A good house and one ated not far from the warehouse ; a splendid lot, sitn farmers' bargain ; price $1100. Eight fine vacant lots fronting on Ferry street ; price $200 per lot. Two extra fine vacant lots situ ated in the eastern part of the city, near the O. P. depot ; price $650. One good vacant lot centrally lo cated ; a splendid bargain and in a No. 1 location ; price $400. Two fine vacant lots on the river front ; good location for mill of anv kind ; price $1200. Six good lots in Maston & Cham berlain's addition ; price $150 per lot. Again In Bnaiuriw. A. B. Paxton has bought into business and will go to work at the old stand in Albany on March 18th, where he will be glad to see all of his old customers and new ones as well, and will be able to give much better pictures than ever before, having had iuany cham:es to learn in the last three years while trav eling, through the ea6t. All the nexatiyes taken in Albany, liar risbtirg. Monmouth and Corvallis by Crawford & Paxton during the past ten years have been preserved and copies can be had at reduced prices. All kinds of copying, en larging and finishing executed in the latest style. Call and see us. Cbawkord & Paxton. D4i t Experiment. You cannct a fiord to waste time in .xperiinenting when yous lungs are in danger. Consumption always seems at first only a cold. Do n't, permit any dealer to impose upon you with some cheap imitation of I)r, Kiug's New Discovery for Coiihuinp tion, .Coughs and Colds, but be sure you get the genuine. Because Le can make more profit he may tell you he has somethiug just as good, or just the same. Don't be deceived, but in sist upon getting Dr. King's New Dis covery, which is guaranteed to give releif iu all Throat, Lung and Chest affections. Trial bottles free at Fos i(ay & Mason's Drug Store. first Cbanre. Call early and leave your orders to get the bet of our many deli cacies. Wears4i'l selling Pearl coal oil at $1 ,2.3 per live gallon can, 1 loO lire test. W alauiette Co. Packing ' U Marti Acaln.t Ttae.irlfce, And alwavs have a bottle of A.':'a Kngiish Kemedy in the house. Y u eaunot tell how soon Croup may strike I your hUle one, or a cold or couh may f.isteu itself upon you. Otie lose is a preventive and a few dose : a positive cure. All throat and 1 Lung ti-jublea yield to its treatment. ; file lleinedy guaranteed by Fosiiav IM)il SVLK -AIURAPKP SUOitf HO!t 1 I ul . weight 1S0:, H )cxr,il. Wilt tuk- i i0,'of trjile lor other stcx- W M 1'i.W'K'K.Khnlil. "r IS A KING 10 iv :;. Put 110 expressly for Jiiiiiisir;nl Wohl and sold at his (iohicn Rule Bazaar in oxi: 1()UXI CANS 2-,;ciNrTS lhii;cax. (Juaranteed to be lirsN-iass in every Kespect. JULIUS (iRADWOIlL WHY DOES THE MAN LOOK SAD, Because he knows that his dear wife is iiiAt 1-riii-tiiPTwiii.T tii u'.irk him for ' stmetliiiiir vou know ho w it is yourself hut when LADIESTFADE WITH Brownell Simian! Their husbands don't look that way, lilSrr isgmid; evervthink ia cheap; make i 'rS'uN.SMii.K i By trading at the economicaU.store j where the rule of good goods and, low prices knows no exception.) I '-III it HirgZh IIIHV K UljHC w in at BrowaoU 6 ' Stanard's- CiJKXKit UiT AXO UaC A'ALBliSL!i . IU 4 ii -4'- I- Albany Is On -AND- The Spring Poet Is Abroad ! This is the ship that's built aright, That has been going day and night Bringing goods from everr clime Bought tor cash in the nick of time To please the buyers at Wallace, Thompson This is the train with its precious freight' That met the ship at the dockyard g;Ue And carried the irords with iightniny s) eed Till the thought it. would jump the track, indeed. To please the Ivy vis at Wallace, Thompson tfe 0o. 'lh;.- i tin- Mdjf, ;is fiiMi ;i a rock, Thit hold th' (dtrow the seajmrt uK:k, All spread out l) a c rrful lad M"d-s 'alu irs of our o vn dea. land, To please the l uyeis at Wallas, TLomj son fc Co'a I fliis is the press of modem make, ith such .peed the , after, shakev yimt Spreads the IieWS 111 toWIi aild Mate And tell, . W1U ha, Wn doeof Ua. plfJlse tile IiUVtl'S at Wallace, lllOllipSOU & Co - . . . WZOLESAIII A2TD P.ZTAIL CECC22; FLINN liLOCK, tie 01 A LEAN V OEEG0X
