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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-08
GREAT DAMAGE IN THE WEST.


CINCINNATI, Feb. Ira Il continued TO fall here
till nearly daygnt tins morning, when the temper
allure fell below the freezing point The Western
Union office at Marietta, OHIO, Is reported to be
under water, and there has been no direct commu-
nlcaton with that place Tor some time which indi-
Gates that there is great food in the ONO River
There Is much trouble with telegraph wires through
out Kentucky and Indiana caused by the sieet on
the wires breaking the poles Tue ONO River is rising
here nine incues au hour, and at the same rate at
Portsmouth and Ca.lettsourg. Heavy ZOE is re-
ported to nave reached Portsmouth. The river IS
80 feet hugh at Wheeling, and IS beginning t. rise
again on account OF heavy rains. The SIDE streams
will cause rapid rise all along the river. The Big
Sandy River Is higher than it has been for ten
years
The Commercial Gazette has the following dispatch
from Wayerly Onlo: " The Scioto River is over
flowing the bottom lands and rising two AMI
halt inches an hour. The town of jasper seven
niles below here, was flooded o-nlgh b. The break
lug OF tue leVre the damigr Is enornOus." Ii ALSO
has spaeon from Sarlstta, Onlo, statng that The
wuOIe lower iart o. tue Clty OVrrhO Sed far Us
PnlGam-st. The Ever IS rising al the rate OF three
Inches an hour. hundreds OF people have been
driven out OF tHeir houses. y dispatch from POrts-
mouth, ohio, says thai tho OnO
Rly,r marks fOrty-seven ieet four inches.
A dispatch irom S,euOenyllIe SAYS thaG the water
work. are submerged and the manufactu eStaO-
CiOocu' IlftI ~ " -lNO lcol
nigu and IS sui rISlng. Al AiinersbuTg the rail-
ROAD COnuun,C atlOu, III, errupted ON saturday, Was
no. Ie-estaJi,hed until to day. Iho damage 10
rIlrOad aud Otner pr perry IN he county Will reach
Q3O,OUO. Al POmerJy the river nas OyefHOweI into
tue mdln business pare OF the town anu business Is
suspended.
TOLEDO, Feb Threat distress from the food
stiu prevails at he towns above on the MLumce.
Tue water fallen about tnTee feet to-day a. Det
aucc. At Napoleon the bank OF the Caual lsreported
TO giving away, wnlcn VIII hood the entire coun-
try. At the Gown OF FLORIDA, ,orty miles above
here the water has Risen thIr, hree eet. and
even family IN town uaS been driven from home.
AluCu uye stock uas pcrlsued. Inc RIVER falling
TINS evening at IerrysDurH, nine miles aOOye heIe.
KAWLINs Wy. l., Feb. 7-AuyICeS lrOin the cOun-
tr} STATE ,na, the cattle have not suffered severely
by the recent stOrms. The snow along the Sweet
water anu Upper Platte WAS no. heavy as III
Eastern NyO.uIng. Inc losses has far reported
are luslgnlncant-dOOut one per cent OF the cattle
and peinap- two per cent OF the sheep. la the BIZ
ter CreeA Nauey Uno loss OF sueep as heavier.
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this city, and Mrs. 6as Ludiam, Of Brooklyn reoeived
their friends at home yesterday Mr. and Mrs George
r. Howell OF No. West Forty-nnth-st, gave dinners
party last evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-08
Special Notlres.
Lincoln Reads a Poem.

HONEST OLD ABE ENTERTAINs HIS CABINET
WITH LITTLE QUOTATION.
Now gentlemen you all have more or less poetry in your
souls listen tns and Abraham Lincoln then President
rose ON Ia his Office IN the Mhte House anu read
In trembling tones wculndcaed his own profound appre.
cauon Of IT, D. ". Holiness Last Leaf" Of which ths
following are two verses
They say that in his prime,
Eretnr prunngSnne oi time
Not Oet.or m4n was found
BY tno cIier Ia his round
through the town.
Now tho messy marbles rest
On the ups tnat ne mad pressed
And the names Ie 10, ed to hear
Have Ueen carved f0r many year
Mr. Michael Guoyle OF Binghamton. N. Y is not so od
as the venerable Of whom the poet wrote with
suon tender DAtbos than hIeescVrc and ten.
For the past eight those years" he writes have been
perfect cripple Aatsm h0Dbnng about as Dvst
oould with my cane TOOK PAhKhKs GINGER TONIC
and am supple ana stronS a. - mn'@ iheie AZ
trace OF the disease lett about ue"
Mr. x W Mosher wholesale druggist Of Bin hamton. "
Y writes Aessrs HiscOA Co, OF NewHork -propiietors
OF the ionic certifying 10 MI GuOyle's declaration
Having properties of any preparation OF ginger
PAKkEn's GINGER TONIC Is remedy Of indnl,cy
greater range and power I cures all diseases arising Tom
an impure blood imperfect digestion Dyspep
STA and al It's luences daral feyers sick Head
ache Kidney troubles bronchitis and common Coughs and
Colds vanish sight Prices. 81 cents and 81 bosue
Larger size the cheaper.
Piles cured quickly successfully Treatment painless.
dlis tfeatmrnI SEND of les
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Texas. 10. $50. Lndul, Poa ''"i"0N'' ." NV
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BriIanIiO' at 4 81 a. IN lOr SCOTLAND d.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

At the ITALIA Theatre the engagement OF
Mr. Barnay is still IN prosperous progress Last ught
he acted in Mounu iye" and tonight he may be seen
IN Urei AcOsa III imp ion OF King Lear W ion
Is q r "a uTday eve ing. ~hOn!o ali uonp,eSs
will attract the special attention OF American play!
gOers.
8 The advent of Miss Ada Dyas at the
Mad son squarc Theatre MONDAY night was welcomed
with cord salts action and much applause nv numer
ous audience Miss Dyas appe red Mrs DIRK. liking
the place of Mrs Booth who appeared a Mrs Winthrop
Miss "A hr liant actress. delcat- IN ncr III thOd
and firm pr else ID execution The cha ac'rr or
Mrs Dick anOr scope for pr ttlng levi ana rlch
@ ntagiuus che rfuluess; aud these Clements were
antly ar. ID by her Mrs. Booth was seen TO
less advantage "a MS. Winthrop than In her former per
koDatUn
Tue programme for Mr.. Joseffy's third con-
cert at 5tenway Han his evening IS very inviting Mr.
JosefFy will pay tue orchestra the "sch'rzo OF H.
Litolf LA,zt's Hungarian Fantasia" ami honsri s
Conc, rto minor toy o. Besides these, he Will play
six small for Didno solo, among which is new
Prelude and lmpromptu OF Mr. f. K"rbay. Tne orches-
trail works are Ine Flying DutcLnau" overture, the
ballet music from Rublnst"ln's demon ana the pal
sceue from the Romeo aud juliet" If Berloz.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-08
MUSIC AND THE DIANA.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.


Mr. Frederick Mars,lens drama of "ZaIa pro
dnced on Mouda, evening ut the Gland Olera
House and there to be repeated throughout tue
v.rk-displays a mass of complications III inc no
nestle HISTORY of British aristOcrat, which ~ 10
Imposs,ble to view With onpUsure. AMI WHICH "
would lie useless to attempt minutely 10 uos'i "o'
I'll o piece contains three rascais. VINO are 500" w "
engaged in endeavoriug TO provide Di''''" '"'o'
with false niece who shall inherit MS piop''"'
and subsequently give it to Them ALSO 10 sec"
thai for "A time they succeed IN thelr heia'ious
ent.rprise British bar0net beng person "i
ouit, tuooc simrliclty-but that, eventually. they
are discounted and brought to ruin and disgrace
though the intrepid conduct of gypsy girl named
Zara " no is impersonated by Miss Annie Pixley
These impressive crcunst nesd not, and in fact
do not detaIn public attention. The object OF tne
dramatist IN this case was IT, provide situations Tor
the display Of dars.dev ! aacrity. anu a kind OF
nimbe and mirthlul heroism, ON the part OF MISS
Pixley. THIS object has been gained anu MISS
PixleT 10. accordingly. in possession OF new play
which. for her purposes is effective. and therefore
useiul That such piece should be neither truth
full as a picture Of mannrrs nor Rational in plot nor
strong in the porraitur OF character, nor teTse.
flexible and brilliant III style, signifies llttle Inc
spectators of such works uraly concentrate
their attention upon the prlnclnal hgnfe' MISS
Pixley improved her opportunities, ana gave
fresh vigorous and merry performance, oil the PIC
turesd ne and dash gypsy Riri,-notaby ttroue ID
that emphatic comedy style for which his eneieetc
actress is dist ns",Shed Miss rxiex eu%tf T STs
.aaeut applause lara is kept upon the Stage dur
Ing the greater part the piece Which ~ III three
acts and which but for Miss Plxlev5 agile ana pi-
puant personality wOuld be prolix and tedious.
MIR. NJ. c. Dalv. always u good coined an, ana sole-
times excellent in the acting OF character parts
PLAYED the DarOnet, aud made him almost n pi"D-
able person, The hero Erasmus Pope, is acted Oy
MIR Donald Harold. and the aged rascal Jasper
Sepern. by Mr. w. +. Johnson.-NeXt week at TINS
theatre. Miss Pixley will be succeeded by Mr. Den
man Thompson.
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PIcs Permanently Eralicatsd D..
In 20 weskA HionJIC StCdre or cslstIc Seai 5s
cllcuar CONTAINING. stsfeao5h DL hOi A. ~ Hest - .-s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-08

Piles cured quickly and successfully. Treatment painless
Hundreds business duins fedtmcnI Send Io es
tlmouiAls Or. HARILEI, " est @oths1
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HONEST OLD ABE ENTERTAINs HIS CABINET
WITH LITTLE QUOTATION.
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THE SUN.
NOW YORK. 1854.

About sixsy million copies Of 'srhesuns have gone
out of our es.abllshment during tho pas. twelve
months.
fvon wcre "a passe end 10 end 10 al the columns
al .The Sun printed and sold last year you woaif
gss Continuous strip Of interesting information.
common ssnss wisdom, sound doeirine. and sAne va
long enough 70 reach frOm Printing House square %
she top of Mount coperncus Ia the moons shen back
70 Printing House square. and then y
the wAy back 70 the moon again.
But sshe SUM- l. written for the inhabitants OF the
earth this sane strip Of lntoIliSanee would gtrde
,he globe twenty seven or twcaty-eighs times.
n every buyer of = copy Of Tho Sum during The
nst wear has speat only one hour over H. and u his
wse or his grandfather has spent another hour. this
newzpaper In lsss has afforded ths human race
thlrteen thousand ytar ol steady reading, night and
day.
II onlyby Hstle calculations Ike this that you ean
n aav Idea q the circulation Of the most popular Of
American newspapers Of ts influences ON The oPip-
Ions and actions OF American men and women.
.TAs sun Is. and win cOuiinus % Be. newspaper
vA,eo ,sls the truth without fear Of eonsequsnes,
which ress Al the facts matter how mneh the pro-
60. ests which preseata tho news of I'll the word
withor. waste AZ words and IN the most roAdabie
ahape. which d working With al lie heart for the
..u.s a. hOnes. government and which therefore be
nsvss that the Republican party mus So and mas'
| 80 in this coming ysas cfcur Lord, lisa
Hyou know ssThs SUM- you IKE . already and
you win Rad s with accustomed dilgsnee and prodi
during what Is sure 70 be Tho most interesting year N
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h high time 70 get luso sunshine
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Y.P. G. A.-Meeta nt their rooms in Fos-
tsrs brick bnilding on Saturday evenings
It 7.30 o'clock, and on Sabbath afternoons at
4. Business meetings arc held on the even
ing OF the second Monday In each nonth.
Everybody invited % attend.
y. p. CmuncM. -Prcachingevery Sabbath,
II III A. NJ, and 7r.M. by Rev. r. q. Ir.
vine, ID. d. Sabbath School at 2:30 p. u.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening.
RvAxoKtIcAL CHURCH. Preaching on Sab
School 1915. Prayer meeting every Thurs.
day evening. J. A. Hollenbaagh. pastor.
coSoaESATosALC CHuRcH. --Servicesevery
Sabbath At II 4. y. and s =. = Sabbath
School At ESQ. Prayer meeting on
Thursday evening Of each week. J. w.
Harris, pastor.
N. Z. CHURcH. GoUTn. Services 2ad
AID 4th Sabbaths 1T st. PAnl's M. Z Church,
South, ~ III A. y. Sabbath School at IL
4. u. sharp. Prayer meeting every Thurs.
day evening JoA Emery, pastor.
II. E. cHURcH. Preaching every Sabbath
a II A. n. and u r. u. Song service In
the evening before sermon. Sabbath School
v 2:30 r. N. Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening. Rev. NJ Judy, pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN CHuRcH. Service every
Sabbath morning and evening IN Church
cor. Brcadalbin and Fifth Ste. Sunday School
at ESQ p. m. Prayer meeting every
Thursday evening. Rev. Isaac II. Condit
pastor.
CHRIsrIAN CHURcH -Pfcacking every
Sabbath Al Y Pc A Hall At ii o'clock. A.
n. and 7sS0 ?. n. Pulpit supplied By Rev
II. r. Morrison.
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wmEs TnEs mEEr.

-
Sc. Johnis Lodge, No. O., in Foster
Bleck, And saturday Of @ch nnsnth.
Corinshian Isolge, Ne. IL, same place,
ist ana Ora Saturdays .sf each msnth.
BAyley Chapter, no. 9, 4th Saturdays a
same piaeD.
Albany Lodge, I. o. o. r, Wednesday
evenings at Odd Fellows Hail.
0rgsana Ensnmpment meets every 2rA
and lth Friday Of each month. So
Willamette, Ne. 5. A. o. u. W., Monday
evenings at o. r. Hall.
Safety Lodge, A. o. u. W., Tuesday
vsnings, In Petersons Hall.
KAiEhls Of Pythias, Thursday evenings
st o. +. Hall.
Chosen Friends. At o. r. Hall, isi and
erd Fridays ofeach month.
Ancient order OF United Templars, at o,
+. Hall, lst and Srd Tuesdays OF each
month.
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EDucArIosAL MOTHS.

The 6rat clinical laboratory in swe
den has recently been opened At the
UpsalA University.
Phillips Exeter Academy, N. H.,
has student who boards himself for
fourteen cents day.
Dakota is already TO have college.
Il Is 10 bo established by the Presby-
terians at JAmessowo. aud tho city / q
TO give $4,000 and valuable lands to.
wards tee endowment Of the ins.itu-
ton.
The plans Of = school for boys at
Rugby, the English colony Of Tonnes
see, are now presented 70 the public.
II 10 10 be called tho nArnold School, =
and will be conducted on the system Of
lhe English public schools.
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FRIDAY. NOVEMBER %, 1883
OUR CHESS COUMN.


Address ell communications for this
department to p. O. box 81, Indepen-
dence, Or. Persons sending oommun-
icatisns for purpose Of publication Tex
ceps solutions to problems) must en-
desc cent stamp 10 defray extra
postage. Contributors Of problems are
requested to enclose full solutions cf
the same.
With this wceks issue, We begin the
DEMocRAr's fourth problem tourney.
The tourney will oonsist Of thirteen
problems. First prize, neat volums
Of "Morphy's Match Games = second
prize, 100 blank chess diagrams third
prize, rs diagrams fourth prize, 30
diagrsms. Two weeks viii be allowed
fcr solutions. In case Of q tic the chess
editor TO decide. Nsatnesa and analyt-.
ical thoroughness Of solutions win b,
taken into consideration.
roRxxY pRoRLsx NO. 10.
1 ni.~N
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The real strength Of the church Is "a
be found in It's entire separation and
freedom from state aad state influences.
70 unite church and state would soon
result in the subjection Of one to the
control Of the other. Under our form
Of government Il would be impolitic.
unwise and hurlful.t attempt 70 rsgu.
late and control the church by civil
authority. So would Il be unwiss aad
destructive 10 confer upon the church
civil authority,
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Final Settlement.

Notice Is hereby given that the unaav.
signed has field his final acconrt aa Al
mln1strator Of the estate of Samuel Cooner.
deceased in the County Court, of Linn
county, Oregon, and by order of said
sjourt, a Monday the 3rd day of December.
loeSs e the hour Of one O'Clock, B. m. OF
saao DAY has been set for the hearing ofsaid
nnal account Any person interested IN
salo estate is hereby notified to file his or
neE ioDJecaons 10 said account and the
Dated Oct. Slst, 1883. ,'''s- - :.
B. ". CoopER,
Administrator.
GEO =. CHAMBERLAIN.
Attorney for Adrninistrator.
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Notice to Taxpayers !

Notice il hereby given that ! viii meet
the tax payers Of Linn county. Oregon. at
0 o'clock .. m, and romain until I O'Clock
,. m at their respective places % voting
IN the several precincts ~ the following
times and places, for the purpose OF COLI
lccting the taxes for the year 1883.
Fox Valley, Monday, Nov. y, 1883.
Scio, Tuesday, Nov. 13, 1883
FraakIfn Butte, Wednesday Nov. Il, 1883.
Santlanl, Thursday, Hov. Is, 1883.
Lebanon, Friday, Nov. 10, 1883,
Waterloo, Monday. Nov. 1o, 1888.
Liberty, Tuesday. Nov, %, 1888.
sweet Home, Wednesday. Nev. II, 1888.
Bruah Greek, Thursday, Nev. %, 1883.
CFawfordsville, Friday, Nov. %, 1883.
Mabel, Saturday, Nov. "a, 1883.
Brownsville, Monday, Nov. -, 1883.
Center, Tuesday, New. q, 1888.
Syracuse, Wednesday, Nov. 2S, 1858.
Orleans, Thursday, Nor. .. 1888.
Harrisburg, Monday, Dec. 3. less.
HaIsey, Tuesday, Dec. 4, 1888.
Shedd, Wednesday, Dec. 5, 1888.
East Albany, Thusday. Dec, Q. 1888,
West Albany, Friday, Dec, 7, 1883,
Prompt payment will be required. Pay
your taxes and save costs,
Dated this End dsy OF october, 1898,
GEO. HUAPHHEY,
Sheriff and Tax-collsctor II Linn Co, Or.
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KendaIl's SPAWN Cure.

wilton, MINI, Jan. ilth. 1851
B. j. kkspALb and Co., Gents :-Hssine eot q
horse bosk u you b. mail . ycar ars, re eontenm
of which psnuaded ne y Try Ksndhils epasin Curs
On he hind lee Il sf my hsrsea which tAdly
swoolsn and osul1 nos bs reduced By A1y oihR roms
Preston and Lndduth, Druggists of Nassss. whisA
compietsly cured my hoFss. About Eve yeArs age Y
had . three year ed cels ewcsuiRd very badly.
used your remedy as given In your book witAouf
rossiling, and must say y ysuF credit that ths eol
y entirely cured. which ls surpriss nst ony 70 ny
sail hut also - ny nelghborn. Yeu sent me the
book Tor the trilnk sum of IS csnls and Il could
not set smother ailks Il would Hot .aks twea ave
dollars for Il.
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reru.. % s.aiI Subscribers.

The several sdIsloas Of The Sum are sent By NALL
postpaid - folleWs:
DAILY-soe eeaEs month, % year with Bun
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.RRlD PROOF OFWOEDERFuLOUREs

Fremont, Ohio Jan. 18Th, 1881.
Dk. b. J. KENDALL and O., oents s-l tank q my
duty 70 rcndcr ron my thanks for benefits and proi
which have derived nom your invaluable and mr.
famed SPAWN cufe. NJ cousin and had saluahls
stallion, worth 5000 which had q very bad Epavin
and was pronounced by four eminent veterinary
Reons beyond any cure. and thai the horss done
Ter ever. A. last reeoFt advised my esusn 70 Wy
bottle Of keaGAis epesin Cure n had magical
effect The third bottle cured u and The hsrss q e
we'll a. ever. DR.. Dick u EdnburVh, The eminent
veterinary surgeon was uncle II raines and take
great Interest IN assisting his profession.
JAsssi Hrlrox. ciril Engineer;
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-30

John P. Jadson. a prominent lawer
Of New Tacoma. has been arrested on =
charge Of ombszzling the pension mon
sy due an old bachslor hermit during
several years.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-30

In As Cireu;s Court Of tie laose Of Oregon
for the County Of Linn
n E Nichols, Plaintiff,
L B Nichols, Defendant,
To Z B Nichols, he ak0re named Defendant.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
L Oregon You are hereby reouired 10
aPprar and answer the complaint Of the
aDove named plaintiff now en file with the
Cierk OF ehe shove entitled Court on or be
Iore the first day Of the next term Of said
Court, to.wit: -
Monday, 10Th day OfsEareh. 1854.
and you are hereby notified that II vou
Iaii 30 appear 2nd answer said cenplsfut
me plainun VIII apply to the Court for
Ine reilel demanded therein, to-wit de.
cree disselying the bonds OF rnatrimonv
existing between plaintiff and defendant.
awarding 70 plaintiff the care, custody and
control OF the childreH, Linn Nichols and
Frank Nichols and for the c5sts and dis
Dursments OF this suit to be taxed. This
81 N mons - published by orTIsr Of the
Clrcult Court OF the State OF Oregon FOR
Linn county, made and entered OF record
- the regular October term, 1883 thereef.
WEATHERFogD & BLACKBURN.
Attorneys Is for Plaintiff.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-30

White
White.
White nAtss In three moves.
SOLUTION TO PROBLEM no. 0.

l, Kt 70 B 8 l,Pto Q
2, b to Kt0 2, X toK 8
5, Kt mates, etc.
All other vAriatiOns--easy.
Solved by Kings Bishop, @. K, and
DR.. J. =. K.
Our esteemed friend 8. 4. Dsvaney,
Esq., has becn ssirring up the jefferson
experts with hot poker.
RssuIt-Devaney 8, Experts l. A
splendid record for "a novice"
The great game between Paul Nor
phey and Louis Paulsen. Played at
the frst American Chess Congress 10
1858.
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MILL.
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six miles above Lebanon,
the southYside of the santi-
am River, opposite Water
loo Soda Springs. Good
roads, no hills, accessible at
III seasons.
Postofticc, Waterloo. Or.