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f die il fino cratic Urnes.' 9EXERAL MOT ER AMD MEWR. The troubles on the Texan border are be coming quite serious. I), jri il Pap r for Jackson i Jovphint fountinu Carbon and Pike counties, Pa., have suf fered fearfully from ravages of forest fires. JUNE FRIDAY Mr. Waters, lately of the Nebraska Chron IlMilr<m:l ìlntier». icle. is said to lx* tho editor of tho Portland Bulletin at present. The Salem correspondent of the Sac- j Mr. Hammond, the great revivalist, Is rainento Record- lotion gives the fol whooping up the sinners at Portland in a lowing in relation to the recent rail- , rather lively manner. An Austin, Nev., butcher killed and road squabble between the Holladay dressed two beeves in 24 minutes, said to lx» and anti-Holladay directors of the Ore- 1 the quickest timo on record. gon Central Railroad : Portugal has prohibited potatoes from the It has long boon evident that Holladay's United States to bo introduced into that railroads were not a great profit to him. He has been troubled Io pay the interest, country and the adjacent islands. and the German bondholders, when their Special, from all parts of East and West stock was only worth seventeen cents on tho Iowa sav the ravages of the grasshoppers dollar, lowered the rate of interest from seven to two and a half per cent., and even have been confined to a few countios. then he was unable to meet the payments. The mass of miners in the vicinity of To secure these payments it was understood Wilkesbarre, Pennsylvania, have gone to that he pledged his steamer lino lietwoen Portland and San Francisco, and we now work upon the old terms of tho companies. hoar that a transfer has been made of the The new 20 cent pieces are out in San East Side railroad to the German bondhold Francisco, and retailed at 25 cents, but you ers, who now have entire possession and control. Humor has it that they negotiated can buy them at headquarters at original in the trade for all his property, town sites, ' cost. warehouses, etc., on the line of the road, j The new Masonic Temple In New York is and paid him 8700,000 for his steamer line and that propertv. Tho East Side road re said to have cost a round million. Yet It ferred to al wive, is completed to Roseburg.! was built upon a level and paid for on the 2110 miles, and is known as tho Oregon A square. California Railroad : the West Side road is March French, of Tho Dalles, who went to known as tho Oregon Central Railroad. Tho stockholders of this latter road, who the Eastern States as business manager and live in Oregon, with the aid of its Secretary, cashier with tho Warm Spring Indians un made a cow/» d'etat the other dav, claimed entire possession, denied that Ren Holla- der Donald McKay, has got back home. dav had any stock of amount, "jumped the Never before has insanity been so preva claim” and elected their own Board of Di lent in San Francisco as during the month rectors. This leaves Holladay very little interest in Oregon affairs. His overliearing of May, the last twenty-four days showing and impudent conduct since coming to Ore a list ot forty in the books of the Commis gon has made him a host of enemies and sioners. kept him in all the hot water that could be Last Saturday, while Mr. Carlyle, of Oak manufactured out of a continuous chain of law suits. How many and how largo ones land, was riding through the Whitmore gap he has on hand now, he only knows. he saw a cougar catch a hog. Putting his Notwithstanding this bold stroke of dogs after it, he succeeded in killing it. It the anti-Holladay men, after consider- measured nine feet long. The Grand Jury in New York is still after able legal squabbling, Holladay is in the silk smuggling frauds, and tho prospect possession of the Railroad again, and will likely remain master of the situa is that more men ot note among the mer- , chants and some custom house officers will tion for a time nt least. undoubtedly l>e arrested. Ross Tweed at l.iberty. There are several large failures in Lon don, and more are ex|»ected from the gen A dispatch dated Albany, (New eral feeling of disquiet in business circles. The failures are mostly of those houses en York) June 15th, says: gaged in tho East India trade. Tho case of William M. Tweed, which has l’rinee Albert Johnson, lately of Yreka, been before the Court of Appeals for some time, was to-day decided in Tweed’s favor, but now of Coos county, a darkey who trav and his discharge from tho penitentiary on eled with Wilson's circus formerly, is un Blackwell’s Island was ordered. The opin ion. w hich is concurred in bv all the Judires. der a forced contract to make brick at Salem is lengthv and recites the whole ease. The for the State for one year for larceny. chief point is that the Court of Oyer and A shooting affray occurred at Roseburg Terminer exceeded its authority in sentenc ing Tweed tocunmlative punishment by pro last wook, according to tho rtaindcaler, be nouncing separate judgments on set>erate tween Joseph Ackley and Mr. Gillard, but counts of one indictment. It will be re nobody was seriously hurt. Acltley was membered that Tweed was sentenced to one year’s imprisonment on each of twelve arrested, but discharged on preliminary ex counts. The decision is that the Court be amination. low had only authority to inflict one sen tence, and as one year is the extreme pen It is said that the damage in tho first named alty for the offense, the sentence of twelve , county will amount to half a million, while years was illegal. ten out of eleven townships in the latter The decision further says : Tweed's case have been devastated. The people, men, is probably without precedent, and the only Justification for the sentence lies in the fact women, and children, fought the flames that great wrongs had been perpetrated, and desperately. punishment for a single misdemeanor seems A Chicago dispatch says Miss Anna Dick inadequate. The excited state of the public inson intends to leave Chicago in two weeks mind and Tweed’s conviction «-ailed for and go to San Francisco, where she will what they thought approximated vindica tion of justice and punishment of theoffend- make her debut as an actress, under the well vr. The court holds that justice cannot be known manager there, McCullough, with advanced bv illegal acts, and orders that whom sho is acquainted. Tweed be discharge I. Lite heavy rains in California came too Upon his release, which doubtless late to benefit, but will probably injure the has ere this occurred, Tweed will again grain crops materially. The rain has fur he arrested on civil suits against him, nished this State with just the necessary instituted by the city of New York, quantity an«1 at the right time. Most exi-el- for the recovery of $3,000,000, money lent crops will lie the result. The Grangers of Lnne county have sub stolen. It is understood, however, scribed 5,000 bushels of wheat to the State that this matter will tie arranged so he University at Eugene, and Geo. Humphrey, will be able to return to his family . D. M. Risdon, Campbell Chrisman an«l without further detention. others have agreed to furnish what is lack Pi«»ueer Rr-l nion. ing to complete the building. We understand, says the l>allcs Moun The annual re-union of the Pioneers taineer, that the Columbia River Improve of Oregon took place at the State Fair ment Company have commenced suit for a grounds in Salem on Tuesday, 15th right of way through the lands, on the Ore- , gon side, at the Cascades, for the purpose of inst., and was attended by over 5,000 building the proposed canal and locks. people from all portions of the State, The Albany Democrat says G. W. Gildea. including many of the most prominent i when lately hunting on the McKenzie, sat citizens and pioneers. Judge Dendy, l down on a log to rest and saw an enormous the orator of the day, delivered a most cougar ready to spring on him. He took aim and shot dead a large female measur excellent address, which was followed ing ton feet from tip to tip and weighing 115 by an eloquent speech from Hon. J. W. pounds. Nesmith and short addresses by Gov. The Kansas City (Mo.) Rcpuhlicon says a I terrific wind and hail storm passed over the Grover, II. W. Corbett and others. Other appropriate exercises transpired, ' central portion of the State, doing much I damage to crops. In Lafayette county inill- and the occasion closed with a grand j ions of toads have made their appearance, ball in tho evening. The affair was an and farmers are alarmed at the prospective damage by grasshoppers and toads. eminent success throughout. The trial of Hinds, tho mall contractor, In the evening the Pioneer Associa ■ charged with corrupting Government offi- tion met and elected the following of I cials, is progressing rapidly at Washington. ficers for the ensuing year: J. W. I The indications are that he will escape con- Grim, of Aurora, President; E. N. i vlctlon by reason of technicalities. He Cooke, of Salem, Vice President; J. ; theatens serious things if convicted, and says Henry Brown, Harrisburg, Secretary; he will not go behind the bars alone. John M. Bacon, Oregon City, Treasu Notwithstanding the severity of Tweed’s rer; Directors—A. P. Ankeny, Port sentence was generally approved in New land ; B. W. Wilson, Corvallis; W. ; York, the community applaud the vigor and J. Herren, Salem. i justice evinced by the Court of Appeals in t vindicating the spirit ot the law against Ju- A Negative Party. ' dicial straining. It is the general opinion that he has by no moans escaped Justice. Mr. Terrell, of Salem, received a letter The Republican party is fast falling from his wife, who is now at Smith’s Ferry, to pieces. Its most brilliant men are stating that Messrs. Hull and Randolph fast deserting it, as rats do a sinking came out of theSantiam mines Thursday ship. Self-preservation is the first night, bringing nuggets of gold as large as law of nature, working as strongly in walnuts. They started back to the mines the breast of the average politician as again on Saturday morning, and were ac companied by E. S. McComas and W. W. the remaining portion of mortality. Baker, of LaGrando, and Mr. Tupper, of Everybody in the vicinity of Such men quickly observe ail the signs Salem. Smith’s Ferry seein to have a touch of the ot the times. Another symptom of bullion fever, and excitement runs high. early death, evincing cowardly fear, ■ays the Stanislaus New», is the test submitted to the voters in most of the State. That test is, “Are you opposed to the restoration of the Democratic party to power.’1 On such shallow declarations a party cannot reasonably expect to live any great length of time. It is no longer a party of ad vancing ideas, but is the true Bour bon of American politics. T. O. REAMES. 1776 E. R. REAMES. BROS., (Successors to White A Martin,) GRANO FOURTH OF JULY —FOR— (California St., one door west of Sachs Bros.,) I I Jacksonville, Oregon, SPRING AND SUMMER. DEA LE ILS IN DEALER AND WORKER IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE, GBAND OPENING! CELEBRATION ! CALIFORNIA STREET, JACKSONVILLE. OREGON. I TIN, SHEET IRON, COPPER, LEAD, ETC. eeps constantly on hand an assortment of the beat K And MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY ! tinware , AT— « JOHN bilg : GENERAL MERCHANDISE 1875. brass pipes , The OVERBECK GROVE. FORCE PUMPS, CHAINS, LEAD PIPE, HARDWARE, CUTLERY, HYDRAULIC NOZZLES, PAINTS, SIZES, GLASS. OI.S, HOSE, TOWDER- c LOW PRICES WILL WIN FISHER & CARO, HE PATRONS OF HUSBANDRY OF this County have unanimously agreed to celebrate the 99th Anniversary of Ameri can Independence in grand and appropriate (Successors to A. Fislier A Bro.) style at the Overbock Grove on Saturday, HE UNDERSIGNED TAKE PLEAS- July 3d, 1876. lire in notifying their friend* and the ORDER OF EXERCISES. ave pleasure in announcing public gencrnllv that they have purchased NAILS, the receipt of a large invoice of Procession will form on the Grounds at the stock of White A Martin, and aro now MINING TOOL, receiving nnd opening a very large, exten 9:30 o’clock A. M., under the lead of D. D. M. Buick. sive and well-selected assortment of SHOT, BRUSHES, Music by the Choir. Fancy & Staple Dry-Goods, CARPENTER TOOLS, Prayer by the Chaplain, Rev. M. Peterson. BLACKSMITH TOOLS, of Declaration of Independence STAPLE DRY-GOODS, by Reading IRON WASH-KETTLES. J. I>. Fountain. CUSTOM-MADE Music by the Glee Club. BRASS ANDIRON WIRE, Reading’of Grange Declaration by D. S. BOOTS AND SHOES, SHEET-IRON WARE. K. Buick. GENTS ’ AND BOYS ’ CLOTHING, National Anthem. I Cast Iron and Steel Plows. Oration by Prot. J. II. Skidmore. California & Salem Cloths and Blankets, Music by the Choir. ROPE, HATS, Announcement ot Dinner by I). I). M. | CAULDRONS, Buick. Beady-Made Clothing, CULTIVATORS, Tho DINNER will represent tho fat of the land, and be the l»est ever offered to the COPPER WARE, people of Southern Oregon. The grounds WHEEL-BARROWS, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, will be neatly and appropriately fitted up, SHEET-IRON WARE, and no pains will lx» spared bv the Commit LIQUORS, tee to make the affair a grand snecesh. WOOD £ N A X D WILLOW WAR E, No intoxicating drinks will lx» allowe«! on Hats and Caps, the grounds ; but those who wish to put up stands for the sale of cool drinks, native LADIES, CHILDREN A MISSES SHOES. wines, lemonade, candies, notions, ot«*., may TOBACCO AND CIGARS, STOVES. do so by making the necessary arrange ments with the committee. Always on hand a large lot of parlor, rook- And a General Supply of A cordial invitation is extended to all. ing, office, cabin stoves, of assorted sizes, plain and fancy, constructed on the latest A Good Time Generally is Expected! fuel-saving plans. Boilers, kettles, pots, We have also in connection with the above G ROC E RIES! and everything connected with these stoves a very large an«l fine stock of choice Marshal of the Day, Gen. John E. Ross. FA M11 A’ warranted durable and perfect. Assistant Marshals, L W. Berry, John Size All articles sold or manufactured by him more, Dolph Carlton, Win. Ray, E. 1*3.Gore, In fa-t anything you may want, no mat- warranted. His work is made of tho best GROCERIES, GLASSWARE, QUEENS- Titos. Wright. i ter whether you are a material and of the choicest patterns. COMMITTEES. WARE. HARDWARE, CUTLERY, gJfr Orders attended to with dispatch and I On Mu-tic— Leader, IL F. Root ; Mis. L. filled according to directions. He is deter PAINTS, OILS, NAILS, WIN Colver, Al. Rose, Miss Alice Gray, — Cliff, mined to sell at low prices for cash. Farmer, Miner, Robt. Gray. DOW GLASS, CAST AND On Finance— Jacob Ish, Arthur Wilson, Samuel Colver, Mrs. J. E. l’lvinalc, Mrs. STEEL PLOWS, WOOD LIQUORS OR ANY OTHER MAN. R. M. McDonough. Mrs. John Colman. On Dinner — General Superintendent, Mrs. EN AND WILLOW ofall kinds, of the best brands,wholesale and I Ellen Ish : Mrs. Hannah Jones, Mrs. Clark retail. Also Taylor, Mrs. Conrad Mingus, Mrs. D. S’. K. WARE. ETC. Buick, Mrs. Arch Morris, Mrs. Peter Simon, TOBACCO AND CIGARS. Mrs. J. N. T. Miller, Mrs. John Cardwell, We are proud to state that wo have bought Mrs. Thomas Wright. In connection with all these I have on hand Additional Committee on Dinner— Mrs. J. our stork of goods nt PANIC 1‘RD'F.S, and a largo assortment of We are now ready to sell anything in our arc ready to sell them accordingly line at lowest cash prices. Persons wishing O’Brien, Mrs. L. Chappel, Mrs. E. E. Top ping, Mrs. Dolph Carlton, Mrs. Jeff ’ . Tyr GROCERIES to buy goods will find it greatly to their ad FOR CASH. vantage to examine our stock before pur rell, Mrs. O. (laniard, Mrs. John Sizemore, of all kinds—just what every married man chasing elsewhere, as we arc determined not Mrs. Wirtz, Mrs. llarvev Oatman, Mrs. M. wants in his family. And if you don’t be All wo ask is a call and wo will guarantee A. Chainb«»rs, Hobart Taylor. Janies Mc to lx» undersold by any house in Jackson lieve it, call and examine my stock before Donough. Win. Simpson, J. A. Grieve, Sam satisfaction. county. purchasing elsewhere. X-iF Remoniber tho old pla«»o.-tTT ®*CGive ns a call, and then judge for March, Job” Dollarhidc. All kinds of produce taken in exchange for JOHN BTLGER. A. D. HELMAN, Chairman. yourself as to our capacitv to furnish goods . goods. FISHER A CAI«». Importer of farm implements and machine«. W. J. Pr.VMAi.E, Scc’y. as above. REAMES BROS. 29tf. Jacksonville. Feb. 12, 1875. T T BAR, PLATE AND ASSORTED IRON. H HARDWARE, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, < ft I SPECIAL NOTICES. UNION Life is Sweet. LIVERY AND SALE STABLE, The blood is the life of the human system. Keep it pure and all is well; tor this pur pose no standard medicine has had so uni Cor. California <t \th St». form and amazing suc«'ess as Dr. Hwdei/'* (elehrated I. X. L. Bitter#. This is a pure stimulant, medicate«! with the finest tonics and alteratives which the vegetable king«l«>in iie undersigned would he - ; affords ; and is the only preparation at pr«»s- spectftillv inform their friends an«l the | cut known which thoroughly meets th«* public generally that they have purchased emergency. The effect of this popular re ♦ he above .establishment. which will be storative is coni...... mis . Each «lose taken henceforth conducted under their constant invigorates th«» vital energies and the brain, personal supervision, and they guarantee and its prolonged iwr will un«|iiestionah|\ satisfaction to all who may favor them with cure any <*ase ot debility, or mental torpid their patronaire. ity that does not arise from organic causes These stables are centrally located, and bey«m«l the reae.. of medicine. It is in the within convenient distance of the various strictest sense of the word.au invigorating houses of public entertainment. Horses and regulating cordial. If tho nerves are and mules will bo boarded and cared for M tremulous and rolaxe«!. it braecs them ; if moderate charges. They have one of the the liver is torpid it promotes activity in that largest and finest stocks in Oregon, south of organ; th«» appetite is poor and digestion a Portland, of slow and painful operation, it creates a rel ish for food and enables the stomach to con BUGGIES AND CARRIAGES, vert it into healthful aliment. Moreover, it is a specific fora large nuiiilM»r of ailments, With single or double teams, for hire en rea i some of which are particularly prevalent in sonable terms. Also good Saddle Horses the damp and chilly weather which we so and Mules, which will be hired to go to any often experience in inlet-winter. Among part of the country at moderate rates. these may I m * mentioned rheumatism,chills Animals bought and sold, and broke to and fever, and all the morbid conditions of t I saddle or harness. tho digestive organs. By insuring perfect 29tf. KUBLI A WTLSON. digestion and a proper flow of bile, it in sures pure blood, a vigorous circulation, the prompt discharge of all waste mat New Store! New Goods! I and ter from the system. I HUNTERS' EMPORIUM! NEW FIRM I NEW GOODS 11 —AND— HARDWARE AND CUTLERY STORE, New Prices at Ashland, Or. T C ast T hem O ut .—If there are any dis eases which deserve the name demoniac, Dyspepsia is one of them. It racks and tears LINTS BRICl BOLDING, CALIFORNIA St., tho system like a veritable fiend, and renders Hfo a hurden. The medicines of . tho Dispensary will not expel it. Cast it DEALER IN ■ out with Dr. Walker'# Vegetable Vinegar Bit- I ter#. There is no form of indigestion or GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, | liver complaint that can withstand this |w>- i tent tonic and alterative. The newly dis covered California roots an«l herbs, from Assorted Nuts, i which it is prepared, are of moro value to mankind than all tho gold of the Pacific States. JOHN A. BOYER, J. M. McCALL A CO. received and are still receiving the largest and best aeleoted H ave «fork of roods ever before offered to the California Street, Jacksonville, Oregon. public. The stock consists of FANCY & STAPLE DRY-GOODS, A LWAYSON H AND THE BEST STOCK <>t Patent and Iloino-ni i le Rifle and Shot Guns, siugl«» and double; Revolvers of th«! latest patents; Po«’krt Pistols, neat, small and powerful ; Derringers, the latest ami best ; also, tho l>c -t Powder and Pow der Flasks ; Huntiiur an<l pocket knifes of tho best brands; ail sorts of Shot and Pouches ; Cap;. W:vls and everything in the Sportsman’s lino. He will also keep a full lino of SHELF HARDWARE, Nailsand Rope of all kinds and sizes. ('ar|x»nters' and Wagon-Makers. Tools, a complete ass«>rtinent of Table an«l P«x»kot Cn'lerv. together with a full supply ot Paints, Oils, Varnishes. Glass, etc". The above goods arc all of the best qual ity, and will be sold CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST. New guns made to or«ler, and rejviiring promptly done and in good style. All or ders filled with dispatch. 27tf. JOHN MILLER. LARGE STOCK î NEW GOODS —AT— READY-MADE Gentlemen’s and Boys’ Clothing, BOOTS AND SHOES, CARPETS, OIL-CLOTHS, IRON and STEEL, HARDWARE AND CROCKERT, GROCERIES, Horse Shoes, Nails, Etc^ etc. Prices to Suit the Times! WANTED. Three Thousand Bushels of Wheat, in ex change for goods. Highest prices paid, and Goods sold at Cash rates. T#' Please give us a call and con vinre yonr- selves. [42tf.J McCALL A CO. FRANCO-AMERICAN TOBACCO, CIGARS AND PIPES, FRUITS IN SEASON, PLAIN AND FANCY CANDIES. “EXCELSIOR” ASHLAND, OGN., HOTEL A RESTAURANT, CHEAP FOR CASH! Opposite Odd Fellows’ Hall, i LIVETIY STABLE RODUCE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE Plea--* give me a call. Jacksonville, August 5, 1874, 29tf. P YOU TIARGADINE'S, Oregon St., Jacksonville, J. W. MANNING A R. L. ISH, Propr’s. undersigned has just re - turncil from San Fran«’isco, where he T he ! has purchased the most complete assort JACKSONVILLE, OREGON. ment of General Merchandise ever brought to this market, and is now receiving the 3f A 1)^4 .VE HOLT. • - -TVoprtsfreM. aving just received a new same. Having paid cash lor my good* and BEN SACHS, stock of Harness, Buggies and Car bought them cheap, I intend selling them riages, wc are now prepared to furnish our CHEAP FOR THE CASH. And examine his Full and Elegant Stock of patronsand the public generally with as I take country produce in exchange for goods, nnd also sell to good men on timo DRT-GOODS, FINE TURNOUTS on as reasonable terms as any other house HE MADAME TAKES TUTS METHOD n the county ; but I intend to make the of tendering her thanks to the public for- As ean be had on the Pacific Coast. Saddle TOBACCO, PIPES AND CIGARS, cash trade a specialty, and any one that has the patronage which has hitherto been ex horses hired to go to any part of the country. cash to pav for goods will find it to their in tended to her, and would respectfully solicit Animals BOUGHT and SOLD. Horses terest to give mo a call before purchasing. GMCERIES, its continuance. broke to work single or double. Horses R. B. HARGADINE. Her tables are always’under her Immedi boarded, and the best of care bestowed upon Ashland, May 11, 1875. Candie» and Nut» of Every De»cription, them ate control ; anti by her long experience in- while in our charge. the business she feels confident that she wfir CROCKERY, ^"OUR TERMS ARE REASONABLE. MRS. M. E. J. FENTON, give entire satisfaction to all. Her beds an<t rooms are fitted up in the most comfortable TOYS, YANKEE NOTIONS, BTC., ETC. style, suited to the accommodation of single A liberal share of the public patronage is necupants or families. Her beds are al ways solicited. MANNING A ISH. FASHIONABLE MILLINER, There was a grand celebration on the 17th kept clean. MEALS AT ALL HOURS of the centennial anniversary of the battle verything sold at reasona - LAGER ! LAGER ! ! of Bunker Hill at Boston and Charlestown. OREGON STREET, JACKSONVILLE. ble rates. Give me a call and judge for NOTICE TO TEACHERS. There was a review by Governor Gaston of yourselves. 33tf. the entire body of militia. The greatest en nE QUARTERLY EXAMINATION OF THE EAGLE BREWERY. tylish pattern hats , new , thusiasm, however, was on the appearance All Kinds of Job Printing applicants for Teachers’ Certificates for ot the troops from New York, Philadelphia, neat and nobby. Ladies will find it Jackson county, Oregon, will be held in greatly to their advantage to call before Jacksonville on Baltimore and Charleston, South Carolina. he proprietor , jos . wetterer , purchasing elsewhere. In the military line of review there wero NEATLY A CHEAPLY EXECUTED A MstHrday, June 2«, 1875. Particular attention paid to Bridal Hats, has now on hand and is constantly man 20,000 troops. Generals Sherman, Bumside ufacturing the best Lager Beer in Southern Wreaths, etc. Now is the time to prepare Those desiring Certificates will take due and Hawley were present, also Vice-Presi Oregon, which he will sell in quantities to for the Fourth. Orders from the country notice thereof and govern themselves ac dent Wilson and many other notables. An solicited at her residence on Oregon street. cordingly. suit purchasers. Call and teat tne article, H. C. FLEMING, oration * as delivered by General De ven«. 29tf. Jacksonville, May 21, 1875, The Times Office. County School Superintendent. SHOULD NOT FAIL TO CALL SOON ON H T E S T T