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Reognn ansd 0fr. Georlze argued against the
association 81 church and state.
The Bill Taaseth

Mr. Call opposed the anendFDnK and
eulogized the work of the Catholic church
in the matter OF Indian education. AIr.
Jones (Ark.) thought THAI the Indians
should have a choice Of the edanominationnl
school to which their children should be
sent Mn. Turpia and Mr.. Power argued
against the emendmenta Tho amend
ments we're rejected finally--yeaa, 10; nays,
y. Numerous other amendments waze
adopted and tie bin was passed. The
tariff bill was Laid before the senate as the
unfinished business and the senate then
Adjourned
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pROPosALs.

Proposals will be received in the lock box at
che Board Of Education rooms untl s o. m
on Monday, July p. for window shades for
new public school No. 25. in the Twelfth ward
The shades must be OF the color adopted by
the board, Of the best material and workman
ehlp, and hung in each window in complete
working order on or before August %, present
year. sample Of material must accompany
each proposal. JOSEPH PYLE,
Chairman
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How tho Accident Happenel.
rhree Kllled nnd 81 1ninrnll.

SAVANNAH, Ga, July e5 w. J. Billiards.
three story brick boarding house, at No.
eo3 Congress street, was blown up Thurs
day. Three people were killed and six in
jured There were thirteen people In the
house. and most Of the Occupants were
asleep. They were hurled from their beds,
and either buried under the falling debris
or thrown on top Of it. The explosion,
which was terrific shattered the walls, and
in an instant they collapsed and fell mass
Of ruins. Into this the frantic occupants
NVnrn IhrnM-n
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Wenther IndicatIons.

From partly cloudy 10 cloudy, preceded
by rain, with slight thermal charges,
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A Negro Arrested

George Maxwell, colored, has been ar
rested and jailed on suspicion He had
been employed in the house, but was dis
charged on Saturday night; when he swore
that he would be revenged. Workmen
have been busy all day removing the debris.
No signs Of powder or dynamite have been
discovered Many believe the house sim
ply collapsed, but those who were in the
neighborhood say that there was first an
explosion, then the crash Of the falling
Iftildfnu
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10 Dead ana woundea.

The killed are Mrs. w. J. Bullard, James
Loekly and Gus Robe The wounded are
John Roberts, fractured ankle and eoncus-
sion Of the brain from the shock. L. S.
Tate, confusion on face and chest, Meldon
Haywood (colored), shoulder broken; J. "A.
Rimes, slightly bruised; Edward s. Everett,
slightly bruised; Mrs Edward 81 Everett,
slightly bruised; Sam King (coloredl, badly
injured about the body.
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HELP WANTED.


T1kL FOR GENERAL HOUsEWORK Il
~ small family. Apply at No. sl6 Monro
street,
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NOTICE:-IF YOU WANT no SAVE
~ DOl4LARs, insure Your property with
HAWKINS a. CO. ZIP Market Street
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There IRE not many institutions ID Ore
gon making better showing than that Of
the Albany Building and Loan Assoeia.
ton. Unlike the big concc,ns East Il u
remarkably economically managed. and
whit generally goes into the pockets Of
Highly saiarled officers cnugrs 70 tie gen
eral benefit Of tise stockholders aud that ii
refreshing fact generally appreciated.
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IN MEM0RiAh.

A, a special communication oi Thurston
Lodge. No IS. A F& A NJ, held IN their
hall at Harrisburg, Oregon, on Tuesday,
February 18th, 1890, the following resolu
tons were unanimously adopted
WnanEAs, The inevitable scythe OF
time has invaded our ranks and taken from
amongst us our beloved brother, VIM. Me
culioch.
Rssofpef, fal That whiis We humbly and
eubmIsslveiy bow 10 the viii Of the greaI
Architect Of the Universe, we slncerel,
mourn tho loss Of one whose static. ,siIl
not be 6lIed, true 10 the fraternity, true 10
his family and true 20 his country. alwayl
charitable In accordance with the neces-
sity.
hssoiped, and. That In his death the
Ledge looses one OF It's NEST faithful mem
bers, his family an anectIonaie parent, and
the vicinity one Of i.s best citizens.
| Rssaivsd, 3rd. That the Lodge be jrapes
In mourning for thirty days.
Esssfued. 4th. That these resolutions b.
spread upon the Lodge recofd.a copy b.
given the family end copy furnished th
Herald Dissen.irator and DEMocRAr 70
publication.
w W RRIoos,
8 = TRAIN,
EAaoN sMiTH,
COMMITTEES.
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ON TnE SOUTHERN BOUNDARY.
February I7,h. 1890.

February i7th. 1890.
Snow : about twa inches deep here
this morning aud |, Il silll showing.
The recent food washed away the log
barn from the Hayes place. The build
Ing was no loss, but Il contained nay and
straw and y lI,llc grain, which belonged 10
Mr. Coldron. Mr. Young lost about thirty
head Of sheep and Mr. 11iton few hogs.
and all the farmers along he river iosl
their fences.
Mr. Ryan, OF Tennessee, has been stop
ping At MIR Hayworth'k the past week look.
log ~ the country. We fear he will not
have good opinion of Oregon.
Hon John Long IL disabled by pain in
his eide. caused 81 his ribs being broken
two or three years ago.
What waa probably the most important
event OF the year was omitted from our
last communication. namely the sale Of
the land known all over the valley as the
Lytte place. Il was sold IN tracis. and
several Of our neighbors avalIed them
selves Of the opportunity to secure homes.
q X Ward bought the farm land east ol
the road and Clarence Taylor and Monroe
Leach that west Of the road. T 1 Vaughn
and A Eimmonds bought timber land. and
/, the Misses Sloan Of Eugene bought the
land on the islands, getting Il for 20 cents
an acre. The other tracts ssld for "a. so
Sii. SI4 aad SIT per acre, according 10
quality.
School district No 63 failed TO use al
the school money last : esr,so this year " {
get no cake, ira Ia.
Lee Barger has returned from WIscon
sin, where he had been ssud, Ing tclegra
ply.
Prof and Mrs r e Orton were visiting
friends on the boundary during the food.
Miss Lola Henderson Is visiting he
grandparents al Diamond Hin at present
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A Harrisburg Man Faess Revolver.

On Thur sday about 3o'cieck Two men
called at the house Of Mr. Damon smiti,in
Harrisburg, ane requested him to 80 70
his drug Store and put up a prescription
for thein,as Il was needed At once. Mr.
Smith went, accompanied by the men.
When Inside Of The store and lamp was
lighted one OF them presented revolver
and ordered him to open the safe Or he
would Are Mt Smith did as directed. and
the me helped themselves 70 the contents,
which proved 10 be 5000 In money and a
valuable gold watch, After TYR 6 and
eagglng him 20 he could not give Ar
alarm. they left. They were both com
pletc ssraugcrs,and no clue was secured as
to their Identity, or where they went. i
was very bold affair and caused a gFeal
sensation In Harrisburg, Mr Smith for
awhile resident Of Albany, being one o
the leading citizens there.
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CAsreA sirsessry.

u. i, Church. --Prcachingevory Sabbath
morning aud evening by Rev. =. g. lr
vina. ID. ID. Sabbath School at 2:90 r. .
Prayer meeting every Wednesday, evening
EyAxoEIrcAL CmuRcH.-Prcaching on Sab
hath at lt.O0 A. n, and 7 p. n. SabbAu
School 1000. Prayer meeting every We'd
nesday evening 7:3o. Rev. Fiaher, pastor
All srs invited.
NJ Il. CHuRua, SoUTn. Preaching ever,
Sabbath morning at ii o'clock A. ~. and Z
. o'clock r. M Sabbath ScEssoi at23U o 'clocl
9, 4. Prayer meeting "Wednesday evening"
ri 30 o'clock. Rsv. g Hanleiter, Pastor
II. Z. CHURCH. Preaching every Sabbath
morning and evening. Song service il
be even ag before sermon. Sabbath Schoo
$50 n. Prayer nesting every Thurs
ay svsniaz. Rev. $ Z Meminger, pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN CrURcH. vice ever,
Sabbath morning and eveningAin Churcl
cor. Rroadalbin and FifthSta Sunday Sehoo
Immediately after the morning service
| Prayer meeting every Wednesday eyenin
Rev i Il Prichard. pastor.
| FtRsr BAPTIST CHURcH.-Preaehing ever
Sabbath morning and eve Z, at Church on st
Street. Sabbath School Immediately aite
| morning services. Prayer meeting ever
Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Rev
| Trumbell, pastor.
CoScRgGArIoHALC CHU keu. -Sersiceseser er
Sabbath morning and evening Sabbat
School ct 1915. Payer meeting Q
Wednesday evening af each week. Re'
Rogers, Pastor.
CHRISTIAN CnuRcH --rreaching ever
Lords day in mouth. nnorning and eveniu
Sabbath School at2 10 s'elcek.
n. ReYJ f Stewart Pastor.
CATHOLIC CHuacn Service every Sur
day at 1890 A N. and P. NJ. Last Sunda
Of ths month service at Eugene City. Re-
Louis Netayer, Rector.
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re s the waY Ihat -lnger.soll q

Here Is the way that Ingersoll explains
the situation. "liere Is a shoe shop. One
Of the men Is always busy during the day.
In the evening he goes eourting some nice
gITl. There are live other men that don't
do any such thing. They spend half t,heir
working evening in dissipation. The irst
young man bye and bye cuts out those
others and gets boot and shoe store Of
his own. Then he marries and Is able to
take his wife out riding. The Ave former
companions, who sec him Indulging In
this luxury, retire to e saloon aud pass res
olutions that there Is an eternal struggle
between labor and capital.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. ao.-The rain fail In
his city and vicinity last night vas the hesy-
lest known for long time. amounting here TO
nearly two inches. and unfortunate pedestrians
weie soaked by the heavy down poar. The
seasons total rainfall in this CITY 10 date now
nearly equals that Of the famous season Of 1861
the year Of SacFamen.o's great food. The
records show that thirty nine inches Of rain fell
here that season 10 the present date. The
sane record for this reason gives q total ol
thirty seven inches.
AFeund the werIa.
BosToS, Feb. so.-Geosgc Francis Train ID
busy perfre,ing plans for his proposed ,,ip
around the world, which he expects 70 accom-
plish in sixty days, starting from Tacoma,
Wash.
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coSDEssrD TELFaRApnrc NEWS.

John Kelley has been appointed super
visor Of the census Of the First district oi
Oregon.
In the Scott murder case 1t whealland
the evidence against tho husband IL grow.
ing stronger.
An explosion occurred at eoiliery near
Decpesc Wednesday. Thirty four bodies
have already been taken from the ruins.
The state senate Of North Dakota yes.
.erday by vote Of ~ 10 8, adopted the
Australian election system.
The steamer Iiighgate eoIiided with the
ship Sovereign in a fog of Lundy island
yestefday,an sank. A boat containing
six persons from the steamer is missing.
According to London cable, Shanghai
dispatches give the details Of q wholesale
execution OF criminals In Pekin recently,
Nine were beheaded.and FIVE hanged. The
prisoners were compelled TO dig their own
graves and alter the execution their bodies
were exposed 10 be prey Of carrlon birds.
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THE MAN ABOUT TOWN.

The following from portlsnd paper
confirms grain Of humor that will tickle
even the Salem Ststesinaniana 'sThe
Eastern cali who first blcatcd Washington
lana ID Oregoniana should have been
butchsrcd IN Monlaniana, ,cremated In All
zoihana and buried 100 fathbms deep II
1ndianaiana.p
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NawnsRo,e Or, Feb, Wednesday
night burglars broke into the store buildings oI
Morris, Miles & Co., ] y Garter, ami ] .
Mount, Of this city. No money was taken. bul
ewelery and cutlery are missing TO the amount
ofseyeral dollars. From ] D Mounts hard
ware store were taken pocket knives and razor'
10 the amount Of about iiity dollars. Tbs
front doors were easily broken through, ant
the appearances are that the chief understood
hss business.
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s,.voSnA I1TsEss n .s. 'rs 'rSsrase,.so, 1s,sa,
az. ss..reiand and san
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r HI4tt's Add TO Lebanon. File,
United States to John ID Love. -. Paten
United States 10 Sam McCully. !. Paicn
PV Crawford 10 Louisa Derrick,
lots ia, bi J. C's A. A.Crawf'vilie. s 8
State OF Oregon TO Charles Reed, s
half OF y z qr sec 50, Up tS,S r
7w..............s 10
State of Oregon 10 ID w Jones, N
half Z ar sec 3e.sp ts,SRsw 10
State OF Oregon 20 9 + Jones. N halt
OF y Z ar sec 35,tp is.SRaw. 10
w Z Yates to Thomas Re.dy, So
acres in d l. G OF w Core. 3cs
+ ID Snyder 70 y wills,s acres inse
II, tp 10, 8 R4w............. 10
Milton Hyde TO u r Fuller, lots In
bl Al. Albany ny.............. 100
Maggie and 9 /. Blackman 10 ida r
Doris, lots Iv,iI.i7,bl 4, BIS A. 10
B Hardman et al TO Philip Ritter.
TAI acres In D L q Of John IL
oettie.... .............t....s
F NJ Jack TO z N Thompson, III-s
acres near Brownsville. $780,. 40
] w. Philip and Minerva Ritter 10
Ben Hardman, 36z acres in ID
LC of John II Settle. ........ !
Ben Hardman ct al to w Ritter,
same as last above. /
] IL Armstrong To w II Stinson, 100
acres in sec 8, tp 1873 RrE... So
w A Hamilton to w II Asinson,S w
or sec 4.tpT5 8 r Z. ........ 20
Frank Wallace 10 Geo w Wyer. Let
2, frac blk S, HIS ord A.... 50
Shedd Gem Association to Mrs 7
Robinett.Iot I3, ,Shedd cemetery ]
d Hayes to L e Bond, lot a,bl II,
ir Halsey .................. 4s
Mary ] Love to Mary L Maxon, 10
acres near harrisburg $1,000.
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uasn Aprii.

MyssaR cRKEx, Or Feb. io.--The South.
en Pacific from Portland sou,hward, Is now
open TO this point. twenty three 'uiles beyond
Roseburg. That Is the distance between these
two stations by rail. although by wagon road II
Is bat seventeen. The difference Is caused BY
a seven mile de,our which the railroad makes
in the following tbs course Of the Umpqua
river around Roberts hiil, while Il Is only one
mile across the crest Of this long obstruction.
From the present indications Il seems almost
certain that the Oregon line win remain closed
until April ., entailing additional loks Of $780,
600 in traffic and $50, 600 tot extra labor, which
will swell the total loss up 10 q, ,69o 600.
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BRowSsvrLLE.-Niiss H-ttie chesney,
Of Albany, arrived Ia town Tuesda, night
on visIi with her brother ar.d friends,
She will remain about three weeks.
MrJ GaIbraith came up from Albany
Friday and returned Monday.
FC Stanard has commenced the study
Of medicine under the precep,orship OF Dr.
W Starr. Frank Is also teaching the
Warren school, about three miles east from
town.
Following are the officers OF the BOARD
OF Trade for the ensuing year President,
OP Coshow Vice President. w c Cooley,
Peter Hume, Treasurer A 5 Mcdonald
Secretary. Committee on Finance. @ II
Cable. X n Thompson and w { Cooley,
Committee on membership. q Z Stanard,
J NJ Waters and J i Henry. Times.
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ASo1HER LKADvn.LE.-- Mr. Fleming,
the mining expert in conversation with a
Columbian reporter at Astoria saId: -The
Sapilam mines are without doubt the rich
est on the Pacific rlope to day. They are
practically undeveIoped, but the smalla a.
mount Of work shows enough ore Of fine
grade and rich placers and gravel deposits
to warrant The assertion that Il Is destined
TO become the Leadville Of the West"
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS


BERLIN. Feb. aI.--Retuns from the elec-
hons t4us fat show III election Of five con-
seryatiyes. two Indel enlenis, eighteen Gem
treists, two Liberals, fourteen Socialists, one
National Liberal, Two Poles and two Alsuions.
IN seventy six ether districts second ballot Il
necessary. Compared with the preceding elcc.
,ion, the Socialist vote In berlin shows an in
ercasc Of $1,000 the Liberal vote IN increase
Of 5000, and the Conservative vote a decrease
Of 7o 900.
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pramneaI While kkailns.

VICTORIA, Feb. Ie.--Too Young men, James
and George Alexander looloredl. were drown
ed to-day while skating on pond close to the
ouiskir's Of the city. The Ice broke and both
men were pTeeipi,aled into the Icy water. The
sister Of the yoan. men witnessed the accident
and ran TO a house Gor assistance. She had
haiely time 10 tell wha. had happened wien
she tainted from fnght and excitement. The
people Of the house ran to the seepe Of the ac-
eident. ha. both men had disappeared be-
meath The water,
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ARn Accident.

SAcgKMExro. Feb. so.--I.as, night. al os3o
O'Clock, At Cape Hon mills, piow enginn AIS
and four other locomotives were deraied BY =
broken rail. The plow eagine and Two sue
eeeding locomotives .~esc carried dosn the
bank sone sixty feet. the two rear engines be-
ing dragged from The rails. Brakenscn VIII
hams was 50 badly scalded that he died In two
houn; Fireman Evsns was severely scalded
and bruised; engineer William Dogland was
badly injured; Fireman Bates vas more or less
bruised,
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SocfAL.-A birthday party was given
last Friday at the residence Of Mrs Eliza.
beth Blain. In honor OF Miss clara's LIr,h-
day. An enjoyable evening was spent.
AZ the residence Of Mr. w L Vance the
members OF the Congregational Church
gave one Of their delIghtiuI socials attend
ed by large number. The evening was
passed In games, music, etc, and the affair
proved very nice one.
Al the armory Mr. VIM Richards gave
one Of his select balls, which is reported .
highly entertaining dance.
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Tho Verdict lunanimoue.

w d Suit, Druggist. Hppus, Ind, tes ades: g
can recommend Electric Btters Is the very hesl
remedy. Every bottle sold has given raiisf n cvers
case, One man took six bottles. snd was cured o
druggist, Beilslls, ohsos afrms .The best seilIf
medicine have ever handled IN my 20 years ex'
perience, Is Electric Bittars." Thousand Of aiher
have added their testimony, 50 that the vershet i
unanimous that Electric Bttors do all diseases
The Liver Kidneys Biood Only half dollar
bottle 81 Foshsy and bason's Drug stoEas
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A CABLg RAfLRnAp. The following
special despatch from Astoria Is published
in %. days oregonian;
w II DennIa, representing the Pacific
Cable Construction Company, who has
been here for several days negotiating fol
bonus OF $foo.ooo for construction Of 4
cable line from the water front 10 SUBJ
urban terminus south and southeast. four
and quarter miles in length, practically
closed the deal 10 night. and the work o.
constrnetion will begin within thirty days,
with force Of 1000 men. The line will
coat half million, and will be built ane
equipped In the beat manner. Dennis
LEFT for Portland tonight, and returns sun
day 10 sign final papers and arrange fol
starting work Monday. ~ Thompson
builder Of the Potitadd line, Is now In San
Francisco, but viii return here im mediate.
ly and take charge of the work.
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A woman's Discovery

"Another wonderful discovery has heen made
and that tno by LADY, In this county. D'sesas fAs-
tened its clutches upon her aud for aeycu years she
withstood it's sevorest tests but her vital organs were
undermined and death seeueo imminent, For three
this she coughed incoseanty ard sou not sleep.
sAe bought OF us q bottle of pr Kings Nav Discov-
cry for Consumption and was 10 much relieved on
taking frat desc that nho slept Al night and with
one bottle has bean miraeulously cured Her name
IL Mrs Luther Lntz = Thus writes w @ Hansriok and
Go Of Shelby, c. Geta frao trial bottle at 70.
sanag and Mssons Drug ssose.
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- rtrrI.A,rra nr1u

= rHF LADIKs Only amnow pre-
pai ed TO do all kinds Of stamping, and
hav over Two thousand designs TO choose
FROM. Also keep nice line of embroid-
cry smateriaIs, such ms arrasenes, crewcls,
No i and embroidery cheniles, princess
chen iIles, ETC., etc, and The finest POM
poss, iassels, cresccnts, cords pushes, feIts
and IA ncy work materials ever III the city.
zephy { Is going at cent an ounce. Miss
Minnie Colwell has charge Of this depart
Inert, :and has had several ycars expert
ence TO- all kinds Of ancy work and stamp
ing. @. w. SIMPSON,
Albany, Oregon.
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COUNTY TREAsURERs NOTICE.
OThir IL 20 notify ali soncsrned fhae
there II now sufficient funds In the
County Treasurcrs ofice OF Linn county
Oregon 70 redeem NIL outstanding war
rants. utergst on all endorsed war
rants viii cease from this date.
II FAnwELa
Tres
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n,.hop pub. s,on,,essa.

ClRvKLANp. o. Feb. aI.--Thel jury In the
Bishop Dubs case returned verdie. 10 day.
lie was found guilty and suspended from Office
until the netting ofthe general eonierce In Sep.
! temher, 1891.
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ALBANY BUILDING AND LOAN AssoCIA.
TfON.f

The fret annual meeting Of this aasocia-
t.en vas leld lat Friday At The w G 7
y Hall, and was attended BY large NUM-
Der Of stockholders.
The regular monthly loaning Of money
resulted In u O'Conner receiving $4,000
at 66 months interest Ia advance and w Al
Laughed $1,000 At 6s months interest IN
advance
The report Of the Secretary was read for
eleven months business and showed that
there hal been paid per share on the frst
series $Ir, The profit being $f.33, and the
present value Of each share Is Sis.33.
That the rate Of profit shown Is s6N per
cent.
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DEs MoIsEs. Feb. io.-The deadlock
which has existed in the lower house OF the
Iowa legislature for nearly Fix weeks. finally
ended this evening. The democrats get the
speaker and the second assistant clerk; The re-
pubiicans the speaker prostem, and all other
Offices, as well as the chairmanship Of the most
important committees.
The house met this evening, and Hamilton,
democrat, was selected for speaker. Siias
Wilson was chosen speaker protein.
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FLOOD vTEws ws.--crawford & Paxton
have laid on our table compieicsst Of
food and washout views, which are un-
surpassed for truthfuIress and fine finish.
They have few more left on hand In sets,
which are valuable souvenirs.
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DIR Holden / consider your Ethereal
Cough Syrup an excellent remedy for VI the
diseases for which.you recommend IL.
DAVID RIcHART, Modesto.
Large sizs sl.00. email 90 cents. For sa;e
by II O Hubbard, druegist-
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In Danger OF n Famine.

SAN Francisco, Feb. Io.--General Freight
Agent Thosn, Of San Francisco, and Northern
Pacific railroad, who has just returned from
Utah, tells startling story Of the condition Of
affairs in Lake and Mendocino counties ON ac-
count Of the prolonged storms. He says the
Lakeport people are in danger Of famine. as
the roads are in fearful condition, and The
heavy freight teams which bring supplies are
hemfned n