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THE ASHLAND TIDINGS JVNF 11, 18W. FRIDAY i I GENERAL NEWS. And now it is reported that Governor Hill, ef New York, will emulate Cleve- land's example, and cease to govern the state of bachelorhood. The 401 members of congress com prise 158 college graduales. Harvard leads with 10 men, and the university of Vermont follows with 8. The annual session of the Oregon Uni versalis! State convention ha* been post poned two weeks later than the usual time, and will be held in Albany June 24th, 25th, 26th and 27th. Anarchist Most has been given a kith, shaven and sh>>rn, and placed in posses sion of a blacksmith’s hammer, which he will be required t«» swing in the Black- well island prison shops for one year. A Philadelphia paper calls Gen. Sher idan's attention t<» the report from the west that the army worm has appeared in great numbers, ami ask«: “What in the wnrM would we d«» if our little army should be eaten upf” The railroad c-nistruction and mining derelopment in Oregon, Washington and Idaho have absorbed all the i«l)e men iu the Pacific Northwest, and those who are désirions of working have no trouble in procuring employment. Organizing for Resistance. The New York World's London cor respondent suys: ‘‘I have disc« »vere.1 that the organization of the army of Ulster has pn grea-eil loan extraordinary degree, and 1 have gathered startling particulars which are in secret circula tion among Orangemen in this city. ' The leading fads is that the organiza tion of a royalist Protestant body < f men, pledged to resist any attempt to carry out home rule in Ireland by the Parnellite body, has develojied enormous ly without anyhmly having the Slightest suspicion. The army is already practic ally enrolled, and all the military details have been arranged with the greatest precision. A number of distinmiiiihed noblemen and members of pailiament are enrolled among the officers of the. army, and arms have already been pro vided. Airangements have been made f>-r securing cannon and horses. I have not succeeded in learning »ho is to he the Comaiider-in chief, but it doubtless be olio of the officers of the English army, whose defection is counted upon by the promoters of this desperate scheme of rebellion.” According to the estimate of a Wash ington correspondent the death of Mrs. Pendleton removes from public life the only w<nnan who cenld at all rival the wife of Sei.ator Logan as a guardian of her husband's political interests. Tt-'scoe Conklin says “that the sni-illest county newspaper ia worth more t«» its county subscribers in one month than its price for a year, and d»»es more f«»r its neighborhood for nothing than many a high official does for his munificent •alary. Mise Kate Stonetnan, a teacher in the New York State Normal School, and a sister of Governor Geo. St<>neiiian, hits successfully passed the examination for admission to the bar. Mis* Stoneman is the first lady lawyer admitted to prac tice in the State cf New York. John P. Gentry, while under the in fluence of liquor, got into an altercation with Dr. Agee at Booneville, Ind., on the 3d inst. and cut the latter’s throat. Agee died in five minutes. Gentry was a Democrat and Agee a Republican. A political dispute was the occ;»sion of the murder. Agee is a brother of the Lieu tenant Governor of Nebraska. The newly elected Mayor of Minneap olis has bestowed military titles upon the ollicers <»f the police. The chief of police is a colonel; the second in rank is lieutenant colonel; the third a major; the fourth an adjutant. This may be a good idea, colonels ami majors are not so Çlentiful as they were twenty years ago. 'he supply must not be allowed to cease. MERC \NTILE —MANUFACTURING —MISCELLXNE J MISCELLANEOUS Bargains ! .AT — Whicit with it - large and v-miplete st<xk * f General MerchziuLse is m.w gun- «luctctl under the iitanageiiient of IMMUNITY from ANNOYANCE Boots and Shoes, Carpets, Oilcloths Groceries, Canned Goods, Crockery. Glassware ¡Liver and Kidneys. tttt | 1 T * And If you can't flud what, you want 1 will manufacture or order It for you. Also: Tobacco, otc., etc., etc. PORTLAND. OREGON Pat Oat 30th, 1333. i i I *»<•« Ing Machine Needle* and Oil. 9 41] l^-Warc rooms st R. R. Bridge, near Youle & Gilroy’* plani nginill. T. K. BOLTON & CO. HENRY JLDGE, THE ASHLAND E. M. MILLER. Made onlr of the fieeat »■« hert qnal- Uy of UlaM for withatandln» heat. Every good thing1 is Counter feited, and consumers are CAU TIONED against IMITATIONB of these Chimneys made of VERY POORGLAC3. Bee that the exact 1-a.bel is on each chimney as above. The Pearl Top is always clear and bright Glass. I NEW FIRM! NEW FIRM! LIVERY AND FEED Saddle and Harness, MANUFACTURER, STABLES AT THE — Ashland Grocery Store. V Why will you cough when Shiloh's Cure will give immediate relief. Price 10 cts. 50 eta. and £1. For sale by J. H. Chitwood & Son. GEO. A. MACBETH & CO. Pittabnrffh read Glaas Werha FOB SALE BY DEALERS. I ORDERED WORK ALL U. la 1XU.1U.U.U M. UU.» Real Estate, Mining Will be made so as to give entire satisfaction Repairing Neatly Done at low rates, and all work done promptly. H. JUDGE. [9-48 Horses Boarded and Fed. - AND — Commission Agents, At reasonable rates. New and handsome turnouts, reliable and safe buggy t2ums. and goisl saddle horses always to be had ut these stables. [V -12 — FOR THE BEST I MASonic Block. EGGS FOR HATCHING! ----- FROM ----- Wyandottes, Plymouth Rocks aud Brown Leghorns. I YTTE have made arrangements with the VV State Board of Emigration at Portland to have our list of properties “FOR SALE or KENT.” with a full description of our Fine Climate and Great Fruit Valley, placed in the hand* of new comers. We have a large ac quaintance in the Kart, many of whom desire co come to this locality. NEW TIN SHOP In Reeser's Block. Ashland, Or., Full stock on hand and made to order. THE THREE LEADING VARIETIES. Call at our office and give us full particulars, and we will BUY, SELL, or KENT for you on reasonable terms. Particular Attention paid to Job Work. I KEEP NO OTHERS. My six Wyandotte hens made n record last season of one HI’NDK ei » am » twenty - six egos each , in six months, from January lath to July I 15th. Aside from their utility, they are the humtsomest fowl* I have ever handled. EGGS—one sitting. 14: two sittings, V; three sittings. No fowls fur sale till fall. Mr I’ lymoi 'T h R ocks have stood at the trout for several years, always wiuuing the highest honors wherever exhibited. EGGS—One sitting. 12 ■'*); two sittings, M: three sittings, $6- A few choice trios st fit) each. Single birds from three to five dollars. My stock of B row n L eghorn ’ s cannot be ex- celled in this or ».ny other country. My strain is a direct cross between fowls 1 imported from Bonney of Massachusetts, and Keefer of Illi nois. j EGGB-One sitting. F2 50: two sittings. M; thre-xitting«. IB. A few extra choice cockerel* for sale at 31 and (5. All my birds have had splendid range, are healths- atid finely marked. Samples of Quartz Solicited, and As says made Correct and Cheap. Which « ill be done tn it workmanlike manner and at We have correspon.lence with a number of Miuing Capitalists who desire investment*. Prices That Defy competition. ! ll^U-Xone but the hebt material ur-ed. 10 7] STAR MYER BROS. ASHLAND. Hardware, Stoves, & Tinw MACHINE SHOP. Manufacturer of ASHLAND, OREGON. Wooden Water Pipe ! Machinery of All Kinds Made New and Repaired. \M1LANI», OIIEUO.V Headquat'ers, Youle it Gilroy’s Planing Mill BAKERY .... Has re-opened the Will be represented in this part of the country the coming season by C. S. ENGER, At the old stand, east side of Malt 8t. Who will cail on you for your orders for fall delivery. To old friends and patrons and the pu. 'iegen- erally. lie would announ>*e that he is pre pared to do nil work in his line in good style using lite best material. He is in favor of those who Russian and Iron-clad Apples, lhe latest and most approved varieties of Peaches, Pears, Plums, Cherries, Apricots, Grapes and Small Fruits, Nut-beaing Trees, THE FINE TROTTING STALLION Wear Good Boots IPay for Them. Etc. Etc, Etc, Assured by the liberal patronage of the past that honest work is appreciated, he will en deavor again to merit public favor. (9-2* £u£~Call nud see me. All Instrument- guarantee«! as represented or Money refunded. T^^T***’ _ __. Our terms are as libera! as any house on the Coast. Bacon, Lard, Wheat CMts or Barley taken in payment for Instruments. Cash also, not rejected C. W. AYERS, ------- ORGANS TAKEN IN PART PAY FOR PIANOS. ------- Architect and Builder. Agency for Southern Oregon anti Northern California for the following Instruments: MANUFACTURER AND WOOD WORKER, Shop on Fust Avenue, near Alain St. ORGANS Always un han«!. In fav', anything in the u»ic Hue Tati be furnished on Short N’otiee. Give us a call and be convinced. All orders by mail promptly attended to. Respectfully, HUNSAKER & DODGE. W m . M. GILROY GEORGE E. YOULE, YOULE & GILROY, - anufuctnrcr, of— SASH, DOORS and BLINDS, Lumber, Mouldings, Brackets ! Deakrs in— SIR WALTER, JR. M. MAYER, - « Would inform the public that he has ugain es- tubiisned himself iu l'lie Tailoring Business SAFE TO TAKE IN ANY CONDITION OF THE 8Y8TEML tott * 25 YEARS IN USE« The Greatest MedKilTriumph. of tho Aft SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER. Lo««of appetite, Bowels costive, Paia ia tlie bead, with a doll «enaatiea I a the back part, Paia aader the ahoalder. blade, Fallncaa after cat Inc, with a di», inclination to exertion of body or mind, Irritability of temper, Jx»w spirits, with a feeliag of hnvinp neglected some duty. Weariness, Dizziness, Flntterintatlhs Heart. Dots before the eyes, Headache ever the rlcht eye. Resilceenesa, with fitful dreams, Highly colored L'riae, and CONSTIPATION. TrTT’S FILLS are especially adapted to such cases, ono d«>se effects such a cbaug 'nffeeiiuft nstoiu.t<»nishtl»e sufferer. From which to make up suits to order. fine line of Tlie underKigned hH* leased a «lion on .MAIN trevt. fronting tlie I’laza, and will continue to till order* in his line at Also a Men’ll FurniMliing Good*, Consisting of Fine Shirts, I'ndcrwearof every sort, etc.; all for »ale at lowest living price«. REASONABLE RATES, _ Changed to a tills Dru. It imp-rt« a not oral color, act* instantaneously, bold by Druggist*, ot aent bv express on receipt of Bl. Office, *14 Murray St., New York. Tlte BLkcwUS’ GV1UK U issued March ard Sept., •mh year. •*« pa<es, h^xll«.^ inches,with aser 3.000 illustration. — • whole Pletore Gallery. GIVES Wholesale Price. dlrrrt to MUtHinrr. on fill woods for personal or family ose. Tells how to order, and wives exact cost of «very« thing you use, eat, drink, wear, or bavef.n with. These LUVALL'ABLK BOOK* contain Information gleaned from the markets of the world. We will mall a copy FREE to any ad« dress upon receipt of 10 eta. to defray expense of mailin*. Let us hear Oom yon. Respectfully, O MONTGOMERY WARD A CO. k‘d7 dk S20 W abash Avenue. Ckicawo, III. Cloth* and CuMtinieres PAINTING! CHfcSON’S sW'FREEKWiS'S lath. U>M>r adclrre. lliuwwai». .nd lUt! every thing for Lau»'. G-at-'. Cb.mira^ «nd In.Mit«' we-.r .rut Hru-v.ue.-pUi« G h ala .i price. P, h * t <nan . u < mc of«¿f houM U the C ukm I Bmu-« f mnpieta CtE Ave. 4 -JOth St., h. A. Fïtvî Fuli line of e infAee of A»hla»ul H'oo/eo GooAt and other fabric» an kan.l. and guarantee satisfaction. Also, Paper Hanging and Glazing. Satisfaction giiitrante«-d. u-44 Kf Order Slate will be found at door of sh o H. S. EVANS. ASHLAND COLLEGE TORZ8Ö6. — AND — ■JOHN RALPH Would announce to the public that he has oj*en<‘d ht? PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, CLASS Normal School, ASHLAND, I - - - . OREGON. Win beustMFREE urtisypti«»«... ini cr.M.n -« ■ Ml ...r «ICSOQI ordi rla« le fl « arai*, tóo.i iso w WO U1.atrs.lon., arte«, nocrair AcwniUon. »•-* >ai* .c - -liraeatoaa tor_plnc<io( »II »srieUr« ot VF.UETAl'.t.'. ut FUWT.R HFEDM, Bl’LK«,^ Isra < U> stl. cmetatly to Märtet Ua.-Srnrrs. brrl fcr I« D. M. FffRRY * CO., »«troll, Miciti. M. G. ROYAL, A. M. PiuuiDwr, Near the railroad depot in Ashland, A Clear Skin is only a part of beauty; but it is c part. Every lady Planing, Matching and Sawing done to order. Wooden may have it; at least, what Water Fipe made to order looks like it Magnolia ftaTProprietors of the Tozer & Emery Planing Mill, Balm both freshens and beautifies. NEAR R R TRACK, MECHANIC St A<ed. G lokst lfi.aCK by a single application of IN ASHLAND, . WACON - SHOP LATH and SHINGLES. THE BEST FAMILY MEDICINE For Children, for Adult*, and for the On receipt of &0< t*. we will mail to anj ad dress, in the United Plate*, one packet each of the following choice varieties vegetable *ecds: Early Winningstadt Cabbage, Half Long Scarlet Carrot. Early Green Clnsier 1 u- cumber. Salamander Lettuce. Bay View Muskmelon. The Boss Watermelon, New t.isnt Rocca Onion. Double Curled Pars ley. Long Scarlet Radish. Round Leaf Spinach. Perfect Gem Suuash, White Egg Turnip. ADDRESS Next to lhe Nutlev shoe shop on Main street, and has for sale a well chosen stock ot Terms: Colic, Mental Depre*«4o»., Howel Complaint», *' Kte., Etc., Etc. unle Action on 419 and 421 Sansome St., San Francisco, Cal. Description and Pedigeee. Siugle service. As-GO. payablt at time of ser vice: season. |I2.OO. payable at the end thereof; insurance. |K».un, payable a- soon as the mutt is known to be with foal. Any'person disput ing of hi* mar*'during the season will please remember that money is then due for services. Season commencing April 1st and ending July 1st. The best of care will be taken to prevent accident*, but will uot la: responsible tor any that may occur. D R. WHITE. Proprietor. I sa ac Woot.r, Attending Groom. (10-47 IMH ou . i . cm , Jaundice, Sick Headache, 12 Packets Best Garden Seeds for 50 Cts. R. J. TRUMBULL & CO., Will make estimates and bids on all buildings, public or private, and furuish all material, plans and specifications for the construction of the same. tS?“8»Bh. Doors and Mouldings on hand Will make the season of l*x<> as follows. He will beat the stable of Darul Payne in Medford and for sate at lowest rates. on Saturday, Sunday an«l Monday of each J^TGtneral shop work done in short week: Tuesday and Fridav at James Helms' • on Wagner creek, aud Weilneadav and Thurs order. day at the stable of Thompson a Stephenson J^ “ Stair building a s|xx*i«ilty. in Ashland. ;,'7'A1I work guaranteed to be lirst-class, and of latest designs. I Sir Walter. Jr., is 5 year« old, coal black. tine form, good disposition and a «pleudid traveler; is 17 hands one and one half luches high and weighs 1IOO pound*. Sir Walter. Jr wn> sired by Sir Walter, lie by Mambrino Chief, lie l>y Mambrino I'syniss- ter, he by Membrillo. heXj Imported Messen ger. ills darn was a Long island Iliack Hauk in a re she being Hired by the noted trotter An drew .ackson. sire of Henry Clay, progenitor of the Clay family of trotters. His tirst dam. sallie Miller, by Mambrino, son of Imported .Messenger; Andrew Jackson by Young Bashaw and he by Imported Bashaw. Sir Walter. Jr.’s dam is connected with the Clydesdale draft horse. Dyspepsia, Constipation. They Increa»« the.» poetlte.and cause th- txrfy t» Take »••■« the »«Hem |» All Work Promptly Done. DEFY COTETITION. Violins, Guitars, Banjos, Accordeons, Flutes, Flageolets, Music Books, SheeJ Music, Music Rolls and Folios, H. SCHERRER OF BLOOMINGTON, ILL., ASHLAND BOOT & SHOE Store ASHLAND,.......................... OREGON. Malaria, SAW CUMMINC A SPECIALTY. GEO. NUTLEY, Bloomington,Phoenix, Nursery Co Wm- NULLS. We also keep a full supply of SUPERIOR string* for the Violin. Banjo, and Guitar. BOWELS. Kasten Mt Trees, Siraiery, &c 10 16 s loaves tor 25 i ts., wheat or graham. ¿^BOSTON BROWN BREAD every .-atur- dsy evening, 10c per loaf. Cakes, pies, buns ami ail kinds of crackers. Hot coffee and .-oyster stews. ROOMS TO RENT- Give me a call. Mason & Hamlin. A. B. Chase. . Great Western. -•------- AND J. H.ZEILiN~4t CO., SHOP NEAR THE DEPOT. CONT ACTOR AND BUILDEB. OREGON FRESH BREAD EVERY DAY i I It acts with extraordinary efllcacy on the •oil rKOHoerors, PHILADELPHIA, PA. PRICE, Rl.OO, ------ also ------- from G. S Butler for five years, where he wil be pleased to see bis old customers an«l friends. He is now baking HUNSAKER & DODGE, (PURELY VEGETABLE) Is g nemlly used in th- South to arouse lhe Torpid Liver to a healthy action. All Kinds of Castings furnished at lowest rates. j <^.Rcs'deiiee near the town pump or. Oak st. M I L L S The proprietor, has leased the above buildin I I CVVBRTnMQ • b.iD.-rorbad ustc inmv’th; W1 fill I UliiQ s t.»nguc coated white or covered with & brown fur ; pain in the back, bides, or joints—often mistaken for Rhc*.tn.«ii'-m; sonr fttoinach; Ions oi appclHe; sometime' nau*e* and waterbrash, or indigestion; fi-tu!ency and acid eructations; txnrels alternately cotive and lax; headache; of memory, with a painful sensation of having failed to do s- mething which ought to have been done; debility; low spirits; a thick, yellow appearance of the skin and eyes; a dry cough; fever; restlessness; the urine is scanty and high colored, and, if cdlowed t^ ->tand, deposits a sediment. Endorsed by lhe use of «J Million* of Bottles, as T iio Old Reliable ASHLAND, OREGON Decker Bros, Behr Bros, J. <fc C. Fisher, Emmerson, and Iyers <fc Pond. biffi? Specie TIVEIklDNEYS, C. T. HARRIS & CO. 13. it mcmillen , Between Logan's Photograph Gallery, and Pioneer Store, —HEALERS IN— Sales made where ledges are ol value. Correspondence solicited. B. F. REESER. .Send stamp for handsomely illustrated cata logue. t as I1 Must Accompany All Orders. - AlT’Ill furnish and lay either round or V V square timber logs at the lowest prices, Address J. M. O A I: It I SON, and in a manner guaranteed togive |>eriiianeiit Forest Grove. Oregon. Has had long experience iu the N. B.—Wells, Fargo & Co.’s Express gives satisfaction. business, and laid the pipes for the O. i C. R special low rates to all my customers between Roseburg aud Asnland. PIANOS. T HE GriEftl »» EfftCTUM. IKClf« ros I Guarantee a good hatch, and perfect satis faction. that FOT ftl.’’ BY ATX dfa ’ frs in medtcinex . For f -U infon p-~o I1 -ok on ' Uk. • AKFOi—j * B. F. Reeser’s LARGEST STOCK of DGRUS Are prepared to furniah PIAN'tl? ami ORGANS ut PRICES tanitft T'»tini‘mioU prove if JU<nt. Loans Negotiated and Collections Made. Call at ASHLAND DRUG STORE Is just what its came implies ; a Turdy Vegetable Compound, th-t acts directly upon the [vpr; curing the many diseases ir\ci tnHothat un. Jun thena< portant organ, and arise from its tnerous ailm lion, such as deranged oi ice, Biliousness Dyspepsi aria, Sick.-headache, etc. It is therefore f Rhe To have Good Healf the LnrFinust be kept in order.” DR. BABF02D 3 L1V2R imCGZATOR- Invicor te» the Liver, Re' ttlulcs the Baw «1*. Strensthens the S'stem. Purifies tli Bloo I. VsistsDigestion, PreventsFevtn«. Is a Household Need. An InvalnaU!'. Family Medicine for common complaint. DI iATx'ORD’S LTVTR ITViaOZATai AnrrierUnM r/ F-riy yea>t. and T>.cu. Auctioneers and Appraisors. TIN, SHEET-IRON à COPPERWARE Will Buy and Sell horses THOMPSON A STEPHENSON. J. H CHITWOOD & SON Mannfactored OXLT by OREGON. Keep* constantly on hand a full supply of everything in above line, which will be sold at prices a« low a* can be ottered any« here. Who are prepared to offer the public better accommodations than ever before afforded in Southern Oregon in the livery business. Tobacco and Cicars, Cartridges, Anunnnitioii, elc.# Eiecial Attention Paid to tie Prescription Department. ASHLAND THOMPSON & STEPHENSON I They Met on Cununon Ground, ■ • I A well-known member of C'i.gre«a Sr'We keep the Freshest and Best groceries in town, at the lowest figures. As we buy | In addition to our full and complete ; calle«! upon the presMent Saturday for for cash , we can afford to sell cheap for cash. the put pose of presenting to him a newly assortment of groceries and provisions, wo carry married couple, constituents of his, win. weie Huxi«>us to see Mr. Cleveland. The member of congress placed a marked I emphasis in the introduction t<> the fact that the people lie was piesentitig weie Goods delivered to all parts of town free of charge. I newly married. He added with a 1013 flourish; “I commend them to your at FARLOW & MILLE IL tention.” The president said to the groom, as he gazed up«>n the bride, “I congratulate you, str." shaking nini warmly by the hand as he spoke. The bridegroom blushed, and for a moment did not know «vi.at to say. Then he blurted out, “I h«>[»e the Antet t- can people will s . h . ii have an opportunity t<> offer similar congratulations to y>u.” It was the president’s time to binali. The bride laughed outright, and then tlie president laughed. The hilarity con tinued for a few seconds, and then the president seemed t>> realize that he was committing himself, ami a look of an noyance came «»ver his face. The in terview came t<> an abrupt close.—[In ? dianapolis Sentinel. Patent Medicines, Druggist’s Sundries, School Hooks aud Stationery Artists’ Materials, tamps and lamp Stock. Main street, opposite Houck's Hutel, The old stables on Main stieet near tho bridge, and the new stables on Oak street, are now under the proprietorship and man agement of J Hi»« 11, Heil.liu A XVoo.lard, Wholesale Agents. ^>7"Prescriptions carefully compounded. GENERAL UNDERTAKER J. D. FOUNTAIN. It is perfectly liarmlesH aud can be given t«> the most delicate wo- juiati <»r child. For sale by all drug- («gists. Toilet Soaps and Perfumery. Wutches. clocks and jewelry repaired. Call and Examine my Stock! of Books and Stationery Oregon Kidney Tea! ----- Nature's own remedy----- STORE Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Fine Cloaks, etc. e Will speediiv relieve and per ii K 'niaiientlv cure all the vi rious diffi- KK |cnlti«s arising from a disordered K K lconditioii of th« K K; Walnut Seta, Bed Lounges, Side Boards. Bureaus, Center Tables, Mirrors, Can be found u full line of Pictures and Frames i Watches, Clocks. CHAIRS, 50 DIFFERENT DESIGNS J ewe Fancy Goods, Window Shades, Samples of Carpets, Silver and Plated Baby Carriages, Boys’ Wagone, etc. Ware, Violin Strings, Drugs. Medicines, Fine Custom and Ready-made Clothing, Sentence of Herr Most. A Full Line Johann M«>at, the anarchist, was sen tenced to the Penitentiary for one year Cigars and and fined 8500 His associate, Braitnscli- weig. got nine months m the Peniten tiary and fined 8250 Schenck was sent to the Penitei.tiary for nine months, but 8—30] not fined. Recorder Sinyth, in sentencing Most, expressed a deep regret that tlm law d id not permit him to impose a heavier sen E. J. FARLOW, tence. H's crimes, lie »aid, deserved the punishment awarded to capital offenses. He also told him lie was tho greatest scoimdicl he had ever seen at that bar. Braunschweig, the Recorder mill, was almost equally guilty. Schemk, lie thought, was the <lii|«e of his coinpauiotis, but he deserved punishment to warn him and others against following the teach ings of such men as M> st. None of the prisoners attempted to speak a ward in Court. They were taken back to the Tombs, and thence transferred to Black well's island. AT CITY DRUG and JEWELRY PIONEER FURNITURE STORE Who jifera at Bottoni Prices a large and varied assortment of » MISCELLANEOUS. H. S. EMERY’S : MEDICINES, PATENT MISCELLANEOUS. The largest and Finest stock of furniture in tsliland at THE FARMERS STORE The amount of coal in the Pittsburg region is estimated l»y Professor Lesley of the Pennsylvania Geological Survey at 30,000,000.000 tons. About 11.000,- 000 tous are now taken annually ftoui tins bed, of which tw>»-thir<ls are bituminous coal and one-third anthracite. Profes sor Lesley believes that the <>il and supply will practically cease ten or twen A Subterranean Hotel. ty year« hence. [Buffalo Courier.] A bill has been introduced in Congress “Why cannot we,” said a long headed by Senator Ingalls to restrict the owner citizen yesterday, “have a subterranean ship of land in the United States t<> 640 hotel at Niagria, underneath the Ameri acres. Parties who own more shall sell can falls, with a piazza looking out upon within three years, failing which the the vast sheet of falling water! All that overplus shall lapse t» the public domain, is neccessary is to sink a shaft on Goat and aliens are prohibited from owning island, tunnel straight out under the res! estate in any form. Homesteads <>f chanel, blast out a cavern, put in iron 160 acres are exempt from execution and pillars, if neccessary, to support the ceil inalienable for debt. ing, and construct any sort of an obser Mias Dora Miller, daughter of the late vation platform you please facing the Senator J<-hn F. Miller, of Calif« rnia fills from the rear. What more deli was married to a lieutenant in the army cious place can you imagine in which to in Washington a few «lays ago. All well pass a sultry summer afternoon? A por trained daughters of statesmen marry tion of the veranda might be shut off army or navy officers. It ia very tare of from the spray by mear.s of plate glass late years that they ever marry out of the floors, so no change of clothing would he army or navy. It is a cold day when the neoeessary for those who dislike damp “regular officers” don't get everything uess.” they ask of Congress.—[Ex. The Wedding Cards. The Omaha Bee says: Gen. Howard About 1,000 cards announcing the mar predicts that Gen. Miles will have better riage <»f th«: Pkusideut were sent from the success in pursuing Geronimo's Apaches with mounted infantry than if he had White House by mail, mess«.-tigers and followed Crook’s plan of using Indians otherwise. The cards were exceedingly to catch Indians. Gen. Miles is a good plain, and simply engraved in heavy lines soldier, but he is likely to discover the oil a white sheet of the finest note ; a pel, as follows: difference between pursuing the Sicux on “Mr. Grover Cievelend-Miss Frances the open plains and trailing the Apaches Folsom, married Wednesday, June 2, in the Arizonian and Mexican canyons. 1886, at the Executive Mansion, Wash Cheering reports continue to cm« in ington, D. C.” from every mining district iu the North They were sent to members of the west, and capital is taking hold with Cabinet, the Justices of the Supreme greater vigor than at any time since the Court, Senators, Representatives, Dmlo collapse of the Nevada bonanzas. The matic Corps, the Lieutenant General <>f impression is general that the mines of the army, Admiral of the navy, and oth Oregon. Washington, Idaho qnd Mon er officers in Washington, personal tana are nearly in their infancy, and freinds of the President and Mrs. Cleve that the output of <>re this year will be land iu Albany and Buffalo. such as to astonish the most skeptical.— [News. A Rich Fiud. Among the pension bills vetoe«l by the The Quartz ledge discovered in C'»y«*te President was that >>f J. D. Haworth, gulch, Indian creek, by Squires A Walker an Iowa edit«»». Haworth wanted a is one of the most important qiiirtz dis pension for a defective eye, but during coveries made for Some time. The ledge the time he was applying f-»r it he got is but a little over one foot wide and is into a snarl with relatives and they en decomposed. Fiiday the owners found tered a protest claiming that his mftr-ni- a piece of rock weighing about 100 ty of eyesight was always with him; ounces which was so thickly studded with that he was horn with it. The hill was gold dust they decined an otter of 880 passed by Congres* at the request of Sen for it. We are informed tlmt from 88 to ators Allison and Wilson. 810 per day can be realize«! by pantrng In Butte county. Cal., says the Chron the powdered quartz a* taken from the icle, there are 102 land owners w-h- se mine.—[Yreka Journal. holdings vary from 1000 seres t<> 116,- Floor Being Laid. 000. When these men shall take the ex ample of Southern California to heart At the capitcl in Salem the floor is be and see the success that has there attend ing laid in the representatives’ hall, »nd ed the cultivation of the s<>il in small soon that room will 5>e filled with high holdings of from twenty to forty acres, scaffolding for the lathers and plasterers. I and shall follow die good example there Scaffolding has lieeii erected in the ro I set them, then Butte will see a develop tunda of the second and upper floors al ment which will never otherwise be at ready and the work will lie pushed right tained. ahead in there. The contract for the The bleeding heart, botanically known plastering was to l»e let yesterday. as dicentra spectabilia, has long been Cl'llE FOR PILES. proved as «'ne of the best rrnaments f.«r Piles nre f repenti v preceded by a sense tlie lawn and border. As regards it* ad aptability to different climates ia interest of weight in the back, loins and lower part the abdomen, causing the patieut to ing. A native of Siberia, where the of suppose he has some affection of the kid ground remains frozen until June, and neys or neighboring organs. At times, where the plants barely c««me in flower symptoms of indigestion are present, flatu before midsummer it is hardly counted lency, uneasiness of the stomach, etc. A moisture, like perspiration, producing a on as reliable iu the open ground in Eng very disagreeable itching, after getting land, while thriving grandly with us. warm, is a common attendant. Blind, The plant is a great favorite with the bleeding, and itching piles yield at once to the appilcation of Dr. Bosanko’s Pile Chinese. Remedy, which acts directly upon the parts Jaehne, the New York aiderman who affected, absorbing the tumors, allaying is now in Sing S*ng, whs a thief through the intense itching, and effecting a perma and through. On his person when ar nent cure. Price 50 cents. Address, the Dr. Boaanko Medicine Co., Piqua, O. Sold ¡ rested on the bribery chantes was a mas by J H Chitwood A Son. sive gold watch of peculiar workmanship. When examined under a magnifying Wliat a Wife Said. glass it was found that an inseripti->n on the case had been removed. From the Simply this and nothing more: remnants of letters the police secured a It came from T. K. Bolton's «tore: as proved to be a perfect cure, clue, found the former owner of the Pleaiant tasting, safe and sure. watch, as well as the thief who sold it t«> Jaehne. This charge should be pressed That Gam Tree (Eucalyptus ) cough Syrup. T K Bolton A co would call the atten against the man when he is released from Sing Sing. He is as dangerous a mau to tion of their friends and the public to this excellent preparation, made in Australia be at large as a professional criminal. and San Francisco, California, from the leaves of a pecaliar v iriety of the Euca Farmers and Mechanic*. lyptus or blae gum tree of Australia. It Save money and doctor bills. Relieve has no sickening property to disturb the your mothers, wive« and listers by a timelv stomach, and is most reliable for curing purchase of Dr. Bosanko's Cough and coughs, colds, sore throat, whooping cough, Lung Syrup, bent known remedy for coughs, bronchitis, croup and any tendency to con T K B olton , colds, croup and bronchial affections. Re sumption. Sola by City Drugstore, agent for Ash.and. lieves children of croup in one night, mav save you hundreds of dollars. Price 50 oenta snd 81. Samples free. Sold by J H Shiloh's Cure will immediately relieve Chitwood k Sou. croup, whooping cough and bronchitis. Are you made miserable by Indiges For sale by J H Chitwood & Sou. tion, Constipation, dizziuesa, L<> m of Appetite, Yellow Skin? Shiloh's Vital- izer is * positive cure. For sale st J H Chitwood A Son $ Oregon, AVI,, rc he is prepar d to do all work in his line at shun, notice aud in the ’»est manner. REPAIRING DONE at Short Notice. —THREE COURSES OF TUDY 1st. Tlie State Normal Course. 2d. The Commercial course 3d. The College Prepaialory. TUITION. [10 -50] Tuition varies. according to studies imr»u«i. from $>’■ to *12 per term. Rev. H B. Errell.of Pavilion. N. Y., cays of Gilmore's Aromatic Wine: “I believe it lobe a most desirable remedy to be placed tn every family.” For sale nt the City drag Board can be obtained »1 the College Boardiug llall. or in private families, at 14 per week. ! ■tore. BOARD. For catalogue or further particular*, ap ply to the President pose Mustang Liniment < nly good for horses? It is for inflamma tion of all flesh. e