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STEAMSHIP IDAHO
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follows: From Portland. August 3;
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day, August 6.

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A NEW INDUSTRY.


A t-srppratiea Fcxaars for Fresrrv-
tnx guc- AsA FiEahers.
articles ef incorporation 81 thc seat
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sirst sussal tiecssss1 % niAc'rs.
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purchase. acgusfe asasi g sss-e y pat
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GRAND EXCURSION
Smiths Gardens at Rsnt0l,
SUNDAY July 20. Isss.

THE MOST DELIGHTFUL PLACE To
| si>sud a Sunday this side q -Aa FfAa-
c.sra pieHssfsf walks grassy issns aaG
al at1gsaanee ~ cold sparkling aater
Get away frosa he hot. dusty oEfy and en-
sos a dag 81 refreshing recreation aud rest
IN Aais AsAgtsFsii rkfs, Whrre swf-ef stratus
- Fsussc rsinEse with Earhliux bssgs and
ripping waters. ENEf7 fe-isfS TRAINS on
TifE &. 4 + : < x leave Depot = foes "a
Van street. Al - A u aHs = T. p ~ RF-
tara. lsa&e EeDton 40 T. y and T. n
Round ZIP tsessis. Including alraISs5ga ;e
zTpausss. q cents
* P SMITH FrsrTses0r.
IN SIXTH. Manager. srZ7s8
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THE aTN TOURNAMENT.
Programme nf the spartsmen's Con
tests as Maiia Walfa.

Following i the oslieiai programme
@ the fourth annual tournament OF
the Sportsman Association Of the
Northwe est te i.s h,l, a. Walla Walla
daring the tsree days commencing
August ~. unlef The auspices OF the
Rnt ani Gun lab 81 that city. Sc
attic. Port Townsend and Tacoma have
entered
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Map ma THr 0ekSp 1cEE Al
ii5ne tae gatae-e oosk yharTe siih
sieaia y-a .rau William " Powell.
a. tsr .atey'~ tag ramp. was sS
sm-ft-s ay IH>ltca Vacs Fr7terisY
siieioasa lie Nss rsmmIttei - SASS
t0 ae Sig It- action ns fhe grand Jars.
la laf os Sleo bsa tits ga3s
seems Vurls ia-.hg
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APuvrus AclpVNr -krness shiSs-
.cr. a carpenter employed ca house
on r Fhth street. was driving a spike
int hard pieee ri ;iuslser YESTERDAY
aiWrauan When picse II the nsil
htokr Jd sad Kew up striking one %
his cNcs The UyCb5H WAS ptercca
aud thr ht destroyed firS ktaes
aBd ilsH were called snd removed the
sfc,sii The Young man suffers
lntcher pain
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Tie Judge had Business Elsewhere.

In a Georgia justice court very i'm
portant case was heing tried. Emil
nent legal counsel had been employed
bv beth sides. the evidence had all
been submitted. tie counsel for the
complainant had finished his argument,
and the Judge and those present were
listening to the lawyer for the defense.
who endeavored. of course, TO put
forth his side of tie case in the best
possible manner. All OF a sudden the
Judge WAS seen to write something Oh a
small slip OF paper, which lie then pro-
cecded to fold nicely, and depositlng
the same in a copy of the code IN front
Of him, took his hat. and remarked to
the astoniShed gentlemen:
You can proceed with your argu-
ment. Mr.. -. and when YOU have
finished you will find my decision in
:his case Oh that slip Of paper" arose
tC leave.
In vain were the remonstrances Of
the counsel. The judge would not be
persuaded to remain, remarking TO his
astoniShed audience:
Don't you all see that cloud over
there? That means rain. and In go
ing home to Set out my potato slips
Americus tGa.l Recorder.
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SILU0UETTES.

TEACHER lin geography class)-What is
q desert? Young student-Don't know,
mum. I alwGrs cat at the second table.
How KIND artists are to each other
what do you think Of the Colin Camp
bell case?' said some one to painter.
The perjury in tits horrible. Did you not
see that Frank Miles swore that be was an
artist:"
ED1TH-"Seems to me every one of these
ancient sculptures is from tie nude" ;"
Yes, how wise these artists are "Wise:"
"Whv, yes; they lad sense enough to know
the dresses of the period would so out CT
fashion, 50 they omitted them"
"HAvE I been TO the exhibition OF the
ROYAL Society of Painters in Water
Colors?" said Sir Wi'frid Lawson the other
day to friend. NO. indeed! Not after
I read in tie papers :E&t some of tie pic
lures were painted with much spirit.
AMATEUR arti,t TO fricrd.-"Its rather
an ambitions subject. Charley. l call Ii
sThe Gathering of the Hosts. - Friend
What does that big fock OF eagles sig
nifty, Fred, or are they vultures?" ANA
teur artist (fairtlyJ-"Ncitkcr, Charley;
they are angels
MARY, l wish you would be better
girl" said father VIC wot Of to his little
girl. You havo no idea how sorry l am
that mamma has to scold YOU so much. ;"
"Oh, don't worry about i, papa, was the
-eply; Z" I am not one of those sensitive
children. Half the time l don't hear what
she says"
SIMPsoS-"Well, Mugeins, how's bus;-
ness?" Muogins (our artist)-"Oh, rip
ping! Got commission this morning
from q clergyman. Wants his children
PAINTED very badly" Simpson with that
pleasant way of his)-"Well, my boy, you're
the very man for the job" They don't
speak now.
III afraid that son of mire will bring my
gray hairs IN sorrow 10 the grave, # I live
SO long" said lady 10 sympa-
thetic friend. Don't be afraid,
ma," said her young hopeful, polk
ing his head in the door. Sooner
than have that happen, I'll take your hair
out Of the drawer some night and burn It"
JUPsoS-That's a fine painting you've
got there, :!eDson. well, flatter myself
that it is, you know" "Is it one OF the old
masters, do you thinl?" Well; i amt ex-
actly sure, but am going to have the opin-
ion of friend on that pom: to- day" ;"
Indeed! conroisseur:" 81 should say
so! Why, man, he's been in the tea bust
ness for six years, and handled thousands
nf pictureSn
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There is great intensity of the physical
condition sometimes, and there are facts
which we cannot 90 behind. In illustra-
ton further of facts which settle the points
of a prompt and permanent cure, the fol-
lowing cases are cited: In 1884 Mrs. Mary
| h. Shccd suffered terribly with CHRONIC
neuralgia. She writes from lilo Maryland
Avenue Washington, D. G. In the first IN
stance she states II suffered terribly with
neuralgia in the face; very severe attack
extending to back and shoulders suffered
intensely Tried st. Jacobs Oil; had parts
we'll rubbed at night; in the morning all
pain gone, magically." June 10, 1887, she
writes from 224 Eleventh Street, S. w, as
follows: -Four years ago l sent you a vol
untary certificate setting Torth the tact that
had been great sufferer with neuralgia IN
my face neck and shoulders. I obtained q
bottle Of st. Jacobs Oil; and after three ap,,
pain, and from that time to the present l
have never had return. The effect was
miraculous" Again, Feb. 6, 1887, Mr.. r.
G. Troll, St. Louis, Mo-, writes: "1n March,
1851, suffered terribly with neuralgia. had
suffered nearly three years. Applied St.
Jacobs Oil at SIS A. NJ; at $40 took the
rag off; at 8 4. NJ. went to work. In less
than five minutes after that the pain was
gone. The one application cured me- Have
not had return OF 1t SINCE. MT. T.. w.
Spangler, York, Pa, June II, 1887, writes:
''Years ago had neuralgia; am not subject 10
it now The cure by the uso of St. Jacobs
Oil was permanent There has been no re-
currcnce of the painful afiction." Chas.
w. Law, Jr., Pottstown, Pa, April l9, 1887,
writes: ''Was troubled for years with neu-
raigia in neck and head. Tried St. Jacobs
Oil; had tried different kinds OF remedies
without effect One bottle of the former did the
business No return of pain and aches" IN
almos. every instance the reports are the same.
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Tke Youths Companion

bv far the cheapest Illustrated Family Weekly
published. m That it is highly appreciated is
shown by the fact thar it has won its way INTO
+u.0O families. The publishers issue new
Announcement and Calendar, showing IN
creased attractions for the new year. II Sl:.o
i sent now. it will pay for THE CoMPAS!oS, = to 0
Jan. 1859. and you will receive the admirable
Double Thanksgiving and Christmas Nun
.rrs, and other weekly issues to Jan. ISL, Tree
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Oyerwork is Il waste Of capital.

Among other valuable lessons impaired by
this teacher is the fact tha. for 4 very long
time Dr. pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
has been the prince Of liver correctives and
blood purifiers, being the household LhySician
of the poor man.and the able consulting physi-
clan to the rich patient, and praised by all for
its magnificent service and efficacy in all dis
eases OF a chronic nature: as ma!arjal poison
ing, ailments of the respiratory and digestive
systems, liver disease and IN all cases where
the use OF an alternative rcmedE is indicated.
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Damsons originated in Damascus.
Consumption >urcly Cured.

To the Editor:-P!casc inform :o,r readers
that I have positive remedy Tor the ADORE
named disease BY lis :;Ilcl:- use thousands of
hopeless cases Lave beer pec!naEcn;ly cured. |
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sumption il tncy will scad me their Express
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r A. SLOCCN. NC. is Pearl St., y. y.
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BALLAD OF THE COLORS,
A gentleman of courtly air,
OF old Virginia he.

- SeutIelilall Ol CouTllS air,
OF old Virginia he;
A damsel from New Jersey Stat.,
OF matchleSs beauty she;
They met as fierce antagonists
The reason why, they say,
Her eyes were Of the Fedral blue,
And his, Confederate gray.
They entered on a fierce campaign
And Wien the fight Gegan,
It SCENE as though the strategy
Had no determinate plan.
Each watched the others movements wei
While standing there at bay
One struggling for the Federal blue,
One for Confederate gray.
We all looked on with anxious eyes
To see their forces move,
And none could tell which combata
At least would victor p-ove.
They marched and countermarched will
skill,
Avoiding well the fray;
Here, lines We're seen of FEDERAL blue,
And there, Confederate gray.
At last he moved his force in mass,
And sent her summons there
That she should straight capitulate
U;oa coud.t tions fair.
GAS you march forth til" flags may fly.
The drums and buglcS play:
But yield those eyes of Federal blue
To the Confederate gray
''You are the foe" She answer sent,
''To nailens such rs /:
I'll face rou with dauntless hears
And conquer you, or die.
A token of the sure result
The vaultel skies display:
For there above is Federal blue
Below, Confederate gray.
Sharp-shootins on each flank began
And mid maanuvres free
The rat lie OF III, Small-talk with
Big guns of repartea,
Mixe,l with the deadly glance Of eyes
Amid the proud array,
There met in arms the Federal blue
And the Confederate gray.
Exhausted by the fight at length
They called truce to rest;
When 10: another force appeared
I-rop a ,,,o.ptoIu's rr,St
And as it cam the mountain down
Amid the trumpetS bray,
Uncertain stood the Federal blue
AMI the Confederate gray.
A corps Of stout free lanceS these
Who poured upon the field,
Field-Marshal Cupid in command,
Who Swore they both must yield;
That b >th should conquer; both divide
The honors Of the day:
And prou lily with the Federal blue
March the Confederate gray.
His troop; were fresh. and theirs were
worn:
What could they but agree
That both should be the conQuerers,
And both should captiveS be.
So they presented arms, becau;e
Dan Cupid held the sway,
And joined in peace the Federal blue
With the Confederate gray.
Twelve years have fed. passed to-day
The fort they built, and saw
A sight to strike bachelor
With spirit-thrilling awe.
Deployed 4 corps Of infantry,
Eus less for drill than play;
And some had eyes Of Federal blue,
And some Confederate gray.
ThoS. Duaa English, in Harpers Bazar
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of all other medicines b? DR.. +. Y. Pierce,
Golden Medical Discovery" is approaching.
Cnrivalled in bilious disorders impure blood.
and consumption which is scFoiU!ous disease
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The pen is mightier than the sword
and the blue pencil, as every newspaper
writer knows, can knock the conce.t out
oftkemightiest pen, -,4eomer;iils bnrno!.
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The secret of thrift is knowledge.
nclicuIr Disease

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euchly and permanently cured. send y "rnts
in STAMPS for large illustrated treatise: Wort's
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tense itching and stin.in.; worse by scratch
ing. If allowed 20 continue tumorss form,
which often bleed and ulccrate. becoming very
sore. SwAYHE'S OINTMENT stops the I'chih::
and bleeding heals liberation. anG IN man!
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P n y At
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When Catarrh has takrr = strong hold on
the system. Taylor's Hospital cure. %: l5'way.
New York reaches. by means Ct the Nebu!lZcr
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A Total I:cI;psc

Never be irritable or unkind t. any body.
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K Z o . e RS

ROYAL GLUE mcnds anything. Broken Chr
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Ringing Moises

n the ears sometimes roaring, Lazz!nS sound or
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GsEaES ALL HllMORS,

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--es- ohtaincl. SCI! STAMP for
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-06-07
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

A BILL has been favorably reported in
he House authorizing the construction Of
a bridge over the Cumberland river be-
tween Burnside, KY, and Carthage, Tenn,
or the south fork of said river, between
Burnside and Tatewell, KY. by the Gin.
cinnati and Birmingham Railroad Com
pany.
JEFFERSON DAVIS celebrated his eightieth
birthday on the 3d. The mails brought
many letters OF congratulation from old
friends. and many substantial rsmem-
brances were also received. Mr.. Davis Is
in better health than he has been for some
time.
A TERRIBLE cyclone passed near Milton,
s. C., on the 2d. 1t extended over a track
% miles long and 500 yards wide. The
damage is enormous, as everything in its
track was completely destroyed. So far
as known no lives were lost.
THE United States officers have sue
ceeded in capturing Fred Fowler and
VIM. Ferguson, two members of band OF
counterfeiters who have been working the
section around Chattanooga, Tenn, for
over two months. IL is estimated that
coin now in circulation. besides large
number OF - silver certificates.
MOST horrifying calamity has befallen
Rockdale, Texas. On the morning OF the
4th about O'Clock tie Mundine Hotel. u
three-story brick building, was found to
be ON fire and quickly ali was blaze. Inside
were thirteen persons. only two Of whom
escaped alive.
A TREMENDOUS sensation occurred in
Judge Jamisou's court, at Chicago, ON the
1st. While the docket was being called,
Mrs. Meckie Rawson was impatiently
aiting for the divorce ease of her
husband, Campbell Rawson, to be called.
Col. ii. c. Whitney, her husbands at
torney, was sitting at n side table writing
when the court was suddenly startled TO
hear pistol shot, aud Col Whitney at
once disappeared under the table. The
shot was followed by four more in rapid
succession, and Mrs. Baws son was seen pur-
suing Whitney with 3s-calibre pistol.
Mrs. Rawson succeeded in emptying the
revolver at Whitney before she could be
captured.
SrILLMAS =. KELLY, president Of the
National Sugar Manufacturing Company,
has made public the plan by which that
concern Is to manufacture sorghum sugar
on a larger scale than ever heretofore
The concern has capital OF <l,0o0.000, is
Incorporated under the laws Of Kansas,
and claims to hold Patent (Swensons)
by which 1t can extract three times the
amount of sugar tnat has heretofore been
possible, and the extract will DO of an i'm
proved quality. The works are ut Topeka
aud Fort Scott