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New-York tribune., 1890-01-05
Railroads..
CLNrRAL RAILROAD or NEW.JERsEY.

CENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW-JERSEY,
- FOOT OF I. L5pEHr{.Sr r, sc NoT5H q ,55g ElyER
c4"oi Ws'-arr t,. r,oc a f,,dn' Brthsncn Allen
s.; ''" a. @ o' Ia. u.gaoas E',ton. Bethlehem
b.. la,r,,rs Po',,,.ls IaH'qDa' Sia"ohn' Sun
''' ob b. r for Fl,ria ,o. r,,ton. Bethlehem Alien.
town . M''' 'o1 @ l. adf fcls ,1'o', ca,oa pS1iS aaeG '
Carue Wi,'-,ar,, N.tan'on .am'{i3 ShaiyoIHa. o
80 ~ 3D. W Wio- 'Soor,ii. aad Il lnsteo!... ,,...
csaaS. i;.adns. liarr.-qqis ON sundays at 30
D.. u,. b .oo 70. n.. = hd't i9. I"'i' .bit, ,ur
town lna Naach cbqnS
iowa. N,..H coa. @ t and Fou,,dS 'i'' '',''''' N''"
l'f Tor .li VA poIn, Pi5nt So s.l5 II Is a. m 90
o " Sanda5 train, 30 Stop at ocean grove or
A'1 1r Nanmoah Beach s,abreht etc.. 30. sI5.
Il Ter '' A9aa,c 'iis9%a. Va Matavan and Keygot.
ao 5o mo- No. Zoo a. m b. r O' 49, 'O y 4'D'' y
for Atlantic CITY. vncand and Brdecton, 80 a. m.
'H For rf >eooy 80 90 l5 10 80 .-, II Is %
a. m' tui%rrrSr AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE,
va Central r L. of | 5G tnIae'a a too, ana 6 SSg ES1Gns
b. rSf IIniadrpna at q ; 49, II 90 an 30
St.%p2Ys 80. 80 a. m 90 80, 90, 90 p. m.
For baltimore and wo-9rsOp .6a @aiy at 80 u & 90 N-
''lT r,n. Si,is issayirs at - ii 90 a. m 30 90 90
30 p NJ - IS night have connection for Reading. Iar
i a9d rSS5 S car sct can b P5qegred pro- at 81 r. @ Scl
itt??n.t i5i East i55th,t Xew.YorR; cOurt-st 800
baggage from hotel or residence.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-05
4 LrcrrRE nY BrDDHA.

A lecture on Buddha and the Huddhi-ts7 was given
IN Cooper Union last evening by David b. Schcl-, of
Brooklyn. The lecturer was introduced by T. W.
Plympton. who announced that the second division
of free saturday night lectures would begin ON Jan
nary IS when General Christensen, of HrooklNn,
vould lecture on Denmark. He also announced that
Miss Amelia T. Edward, would give course 0t six
lectures beginning Monday night and ending January
IA These are " The Explorer lu Egypt " The
Origin Of Portrait sculpture in Ancient Egypt An
Ccnt Egyptian Portrait Painting The Literature
and Religion Of Ancient Egypt" The Writing Of the
Ancient Egyptians" and The Buried Cities ,f Ancient
EOVnf.n
New-York tribune., 1890-01-05
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT BY HER MOTHER.

Willlamsport. Penn, Jan. IA sad shooting acci-
nent this afternoon at 40 5l2 Washington st.
Mrs Bohart and her mother were rOmpng together,
when the latter attempted 10 strike her daughter in
pIay with a brOOmetick In doing she struck q
shotgun standing near bv loaded with a heavy charge
of shot. In falling the gun dlsc hargcd. the
load entering the right breast Of Mr.. BOhar Who fell
10 the floor. hole large a silver dollar married.
the entrance OF the shot Mrs. Boharts breast. \
doctor, who hastily summoned. says the injured
woman cannot live. She is only twenty years old,
and was married recently.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-05
TIE m N S Wv a NJ | a
RAILROAD.
1x AND AFTER JANUARY 1. 1900

on AND AFTER JAM Akf /, l0'p
Trains leave stations foot Of Desbrosses aud Cor-
s.oS !s6d' ,' As % iTIG" FAST LINE for the West. Pullman
Nestibule Sleeping and Parlor Car, AiliNe' ,''H''
land 2} a. m.l Columbus 80 a. ml oh, 40 W io,,
ws@,bSr 9d ss bSq Lo Haven @ and remove except sunday
1896 a.lSdo 4. W. fH ffHir riaSSHSfLyANIA LIMITED COM
POSED exclusively Of Pullman Eestbglr Ds%ns 80
% ton cars SoI prystons ad es,,ea Feoa,
adcs' maid baIb shop library and all tn con enenc.s
al and hU, Movable ad 1cetrc s6s % Ani'cs Cincinnati, 10
ExfRi:ss. pullman vestlbule sleeping car and DIT.
ing Car Ne.i3rS To- u Io.s III 1 MIN 'i u. an
cinnsti ii Is m, Chicago p H. and 81 Louis 20
$50 ?. VI -rTf WESTERN EXPRESS f2r Al point. p
thc West, Norhwese and sQuh"G,, o., Puiins" & ",I
GhiSaro Cincinnati and Memph- Penn,yl, ana RAJ ROAD
fnnat 80 os m Shcogo 80 2 comets M 9tSt for ' cad @
a@d aoIif iffoisSo a. d dafIv S%1ept saturday.
500 PAt5F!C EAIEEf,Sc :, cbpsg5 Pqn19 yG,ss j-s /,
nemphis vta The Shcnandoah Valley arrives land
3co0t No. C9Ig%4q1 Ta-nn 70 cnnet % FOR T6do Gag aaG
foT CORY Erie oil Regions, Cleveland and Column
R,LTIMoRE, wA-HINGTOS. And THE >OTTH.
Washington Limited Ezgrr;, Of Pullman P,ror az,
50 D. n: and "Congrcs-onal Limited" daily. with
Dining 9 Car E4 at 20 B % %G 5's oS a5d 80 a. @ o.
10 &c. 90 and ana ' 20 p M G ana 55 e 10 30 h1d 6 10
Gay aDd GSd p Is a nfsht For Point, on th,apakr and
6bio railway and cincinnati sieepers, Dining car aud
ceaghe, T y4 9I1Y POO D. m Through car week.
day. FGr cape ape Moy. Ioy.o 90 Y New St rh.deph,
and Norfolk Railroad 100 m. daily cNcel' SUNDAY.
and 90 p daily Via Baltimore and Bay Line 20
L. n. weekdays
FOR PIIILADELPHIA.
ENprc>, Trains leave a, follow
VIM Dning car and 10 10 Washington Limited. ard
II 40 a M II 20 I 90 40 3 100 3 30 o. a 80.
90 100. 30 90 and 90 D. D.. and y - night.
A..,rn.or ion II 10 a. u.. so and o. p. sun.
dav. TNprc,. co. IS 80 600 10 Limited ard
10, M no. 81. g. 80. D. 80 and . b. u.. and
l. II nirhf Accommodation = .o0 o.
Tho Nov-York Transfer con pany Viii call for and che's
bacp.g. hotels and -.~.frnc'-.
For timetables Z local trains apply % any ticket AGENT
OF tn Company.
CHAS T. PUGU. j. 4 WOOD,
General Manager. General fa,,r Agent
New-York tribune., 1890-01-05
CBRISTNAs TREE IN TIE GRAVEYARD,

From The Clnclnidl Enquirer.
81 saw an act Of remembrance I'm Spring Grove
on Christmas eve that was a. beautiful as 1t was
novel" said gentleman SUNDAY. was "alhlng
~ one NJ ihe avenues In the northwest section Of the
Cemetery when / noticed two little girl, planting a
small evergreen tree close by the side Of uy grave
Ttie seemed 10 me 10 be unusual ihng, 50 ] paused
cd watched their movements. After succeeding In
making the tree stand the children next proceeded -
!s N VIih strings Of pop corn, glass balls, candies.
90 other things generally used In decorating Christ
New-York tribune., 1890-01-05
ErNERAL OF TIE REV FREDERIcE VINrON.

Princeton y j., Jan. 4.-The funeral Of the Rev.
Frederick VintOn the late college librarian, held
at Marquand Chapel this afternoon. The students
and the faculty Of the college were present The
servIces which brief and simple, in accordance
with request made by the deceased man, con
ducted by President Patton, Drs Murray and McCOsh,
~ the college, and Or. Nudge. The pail bearers
Uere Professors Schenck, Young, WinanS McClO,kic
and DuiIeld The burial was III Princeton Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-05
Urn Woo0s.

l. GAGNE PETIT. 9O9 Broadway y.-Latcst
y Paris Novelties ~ tlo Dol. hest oiadc. Fine Gloves
IIundhrurIOf- Linen IudcrWt1r. tol~ct- and uuiuur
I.ucy Goods al most reasonable prices We r-pcr gully
t tine ladies inspection Of tNqu-lt" goods, and
f. most confident That tlcv W b" drIehtd at our un
surpassed STYLES and Inprrc"d'utody loN figure.
Az GAGNI PETITE 3O' broadway.
7 AIDES. TAKE NOTICE Best Gloves at
II lowest price. s-button Trouvin" - sbutton
AIou-Quctircs 9l1j; LaNaHere Coiscts *l"O JAMMIN.
We~t 3Oth-~t
New-York tribune., 1890-01-05
Nem I1nbhCnllons.

~ Losing OUT SALE of more than 10000
~ book from London and Ncu-lo.k trade sales; DO"
choicest Literature at tremendous har,aiu- the greatest
Oclld 90 "t bo'- al prices cheaper than Nll
De iamed again sn'c books o ctrr' d-cuptont SETS
o uppudr Notr- Iur} run'dit-. HoueHf Boob
Juvenile op., BL'r- Album PRAYER Books. Iog Books.
wII D.. sod prices that uil a-toul-h book bu''f-
I,Yn.- bought -od and exchanged. LDNlI.IN6'S NiW-
YORK NOOK EXCHANGE. Isl Broadway. opposite
Stewart Building. Opu evening".
New-York tribune., 1890-01-05
Gclp {0dnle0

\ WISH TO EMPLOY few laIa> on salary t. tao
i charge ol business at thcI home. Light, very
lasCinaiing and he1lthui. NJgr- Slp p'r week Iieg
gVci. G1oI iOr tim Addrcs, with STAMP
MI. MARION WALKER. Lou willie Ky.
w; ANTI.D -Ladic, and gentlemen city or country
w wishing - 10 - "a day 40 their own homes
no canNa,sng; furnished aud by mali any dls
Address with stamp. tKNSThlIZID PHOTO
CO.. 112 West Gth-,t, Cincinnati. OHIO.
w j. WANT frw honest and Intelligent persons 10 take
w order n thi. AID surrounding towns STANLEY in
Wlds Of Africa and How hc Rescued Euhn ra,ha."
The intrepid Hero has just returned 10 civilization. Pub
BE interest him at fever heat This j. the Stanley
t Ok the people want Send 80 cents Tor OUTFIT and be
In the ned write nmcda lately for full Isrtlc
uar-. terms &c. Agents Just coming Write
quick. FRANKLIN PUBLISHING CO.. Box go. Rich.
mond Va.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-05
GIFT TO CLARK UNIVERSITY.

Worcester Mass, Jan. 4.-.Thc Gazette today
announces a Christmas gift 10 Clark University Of
S. 900 scholarship The name Of the donor,
WOrceste. citizen, is withheld.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-05

The business in State bonds limited T.
small sales Of Ahb.md. class \. at lpi, South
Carolina non -fundablc is AT . Ii, and lrnnr,>c"
settlement IS at -. Ot city bank stocks. AMER
lean Exchange sold co at 1Gj and Citizens
900 at ISIS.
The general bond market gave speedy signs of
the greater ease of money The trading included
an unusual variety of issues. and the movement
of prices was universally toward higher lcNcI
Northern Pacific and Montana hr,ts ros' per
cent to fO6. Wisconsin Central trsts 81 10
% 3d. and many other issues gained - 10 81
per cent Reference Is made to our full report
of bond sales
Money was nominal at about per cent The
ONLY feature Of the market was the abundant sup
ply of brokers' balances.
The Sub-Trc?sury was debtor to the Clearing
House S13j,O9l.
TREASURY STATEMENTS
The customs receipts reported AT Washington
today were 81 ,j0l ,0j1, the internal revenue re-
ceipts were Sl2O,j10, and the miscellaneous re-
ccpts S17j12. The United States Treasury re-
ccivcd S227 713J, and for the week 81 ,369, ,030,
National bank notes for redemption.
The United States Treasury now holds SlI2,-
772AOO United States bonds 10 secure National
bank note circulation aS follows:
-Four ana onrnli pr' cents , ~ ~
fOui i". cents '''-''V
Bonds deposited for circulation during the
week. 500 900; bonds held to secure circulation
Withdrawn. $23s, $50. National bank note cir
culatlon outstanding g-currcncy notes, Sl06,0Os,-
3sS; gold notes, 81 81 ,307, against which is held
New-York tribune., 1890-01-05

THE INSOLVENT MARINE EXHIBITION.
Boston, Jan. 4.--JOhn W. Ryckman and William Y.
Christie, cOpartners, doing business a the lntcrna
tjonM Maritime Exhibition in Boston, today filed
petition In Insolvency.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-05
yes" replied the witness.
"Who was present -
Do,onol nuHlo,- apd myself

"Who present y
GGeneral Dudley and myself
Another meeting of the committee was held, inc
witness said, at which others were present but Mr.
Mott and Mr.. johnson made aiidayits that no re-o
luton was passed to have any printing done
In fact both these men that the committee Nao
never really organized. The witness >dd H. SUD-
Stance that the authority he exercised IN cnployInT
Internal Revenue Collector Nathan 10 sohCit SUD
scriptiOns for the League of the same thaa' yer
as that which he had used in making contracts WIN
TIE League officials declare that they never en-
nloyed Talmadce a Martin TO perform any service.
md never authorized any one 10 mploy them Ih,N
Curther declare that the first lMOWlcd-e O the Cdiil
vas brought TO the League months arr III l' aic-''
IN have been contracted. In his amdlvt secretary nun
nhrey saws that when hc protested against MI Foster ;
dealings with Tallmadgc a Martin. MI Poster l'pIcd
!. They have the money. now what are NOu going -
Ieames and that Humphrey would do well 10
teep oniet7 and " lei him alone Eat The secretary
dectned 10 take the advice, for h, affidavit continues
5 told him (Fosterl that l would thereafter tft
no more funds were drawn from the treasury of The
League without satisfactory vouchers iu advance Of
an payments and that hi, acts would never Dee sane
uoned hS the Executive COmmlttee il known hy them,
and that he was ticadIug ON dangerous ground. .
I refused 10 sign the check, and after ny refusal Dee
acknowledged 10 ne that he had deposited the Lca-uc
nOneVs in his bank, 20 The amount last named.
and had paid Tamadsc a Martin on his own rc~pon-i
bility and without consulting me joint auditor
with himself, and t, too, after had warned him a7
lbOve described
New-York tribune., 1890-01-05
Jtc Cream

4 FACT-Hortons Ice Cream 3 made rom pqcs
1l,au ~ Re,tslrart, ChG,che- Festivals kci Will keep
hard one hour country orders Pfomrty hIed Deg -
305 i,t ave- b9- G,h.ayc, ll5 PARK Row, ITO EaSE
lo5ts.st Nev-York and 453 Futor-st BROOKLYN
New-York tribune., 1890-01-05

THE BoOK or oPENAIR SPORTS. octave. 800
i pages. illustrated. The standard authority
American Openair apiu>cmentS. Rules for sailing swim
ming ball playing shooting horseback riding, &C. &c. In
full ~ per copy Published by The Tribune, New.Nork
Entertaining and universally complmented by the press.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-05

SALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND PE.
TROLEUM EXCHANGE
STOCKS.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-05
Nliscclldncous
STEAMBOATS,.

IL FARES REDUCED VIA STONING-
n los LINt-IA. u-Ir route. Boston. %; P.oV
..--. .5 WUr.t-f.r - 30. steamers leave new f!tr
3d. y r.. u.. hio.A above Cllal.ot.. at 80 D. NJ.
SUNDAYS .>.,lr.d
NATskILL EVENING LINE
- B.a'- i.aVe daiy for
f,t..lt and INF. .u. iIi'c lul .ues az p. m,
f..m iuot u Jay-,t ,oIth River.
\IL RIVER LINE.-Bo>ton, $500 for
/ ,..t,...-- ur.-d t,A.t-. FARES REptCED TO
%lr l..INI~ I.l.. Pier -. y r. foot of Nprray-stl
,'. .,.- o.'s - 80 p. sunday trips VIII be- re-
.. ..,.. .u NIrI. connection by Annex boat from
t. .,. .ud f.r>.. cry 1t .ou l. St'amrr- PJ RI
T,\ ..l PRuNIUIN,E in commission An Orchestra
or .l.h -'.li.'f
n W-Ui\TN.-Stcamc,S leave Peck Slip
y I..- - g. R.. a'5 D. 90. and II p. M SUNDAYS ex'
It'd Steamers arrive n tm, to- trains north and east
HrD~ON AND COXSACKIE.-Steamer
KAATFrSK IL leaves Pr 2eNa r; tot OF JCst.
T-l-FSDAYS THURSDAYS ant SATURDAYS at q p M.
.l Ii.I-.A N.th Boston Aii Albany ISAAFOa1
n OKNICH LINE-FAVORITE INSIDE
" EOUTr-F1ros reduced O. Boston. q Worcester.
leave PIER 40 .l number. y IN sNrr. ~ oi W1US,t
''','t'l 1t 80 p. m. 60. ". BRADY, Agent
New-York tribune., 1890-01-05
Hluslcal Qnstrrmcnl5.

REMOVAL,
WN. kNAHE ~ co.
removed thelT new Naforoomh
11S FIFTH AVENUE,
2OtisJ.
A number Of slightly used grand upright ana SQUARE
pianos Of make viii be sold LIBERAL reduction from
our regular prices
A ROSEWOOD second hand upright piano; good tone
n bargain, at 40. WALlLEA, % University
Place, l2th-st.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-04-18

Every line in a newspaper costs
something. If it is for the benefit Of
an individual or firm. it should be paid
for. Ii a grocer was asked to donate
groceries to persons abundantly able
to pay for them, he would refuse. The
proprietor of a newspaper must pay
for the free advertising if the benetici-
airy does not. And yet it is one Of the
hardest things to be learned by many
people. that a newspaper has a space
in its columns to rent, and must rent
it to live. To give away or rent it for
anything less than living rates, would
be as certainly fatal as for a landlord
to supply houses and rent them free
Western Printer.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-04-18
HOT SPRINGS STAR.
BENEDICT & HANFORp,
rgopE,EroEs.
Artesian Irrigation.


washington special -Aifli Kun.
The work of surveying the Daliotas
for artesian irrigation has been inaug-
uratcl. The secretary of agriculture
to-day appointed Prof. Culver, of the
Nermil.ion university chief examiner
for both Dakotas. He will be assisted
by Prof. Stephen q. Vnli!se, of the
Brookings agricultural college, who
will have charge of the surveys for
South Dakota cast of the Missouri riv-
er. and Prof. Bailey. of the school of
mines and mining at Rapid city. for
South Dakota wcsto of the river. These
appointments were made upon recom-
incubation of the South Dakota delega-
tion. Meantime upon accommodation
of senator Casey and Congressman
lianslrou.li. 7. S. Undcrhill has been
appointed assistant surveyor for North
Dakota cast of the river and another
surveyor vet unnamed will be appoint
Ell lor me same ftale We>l Oh inc river.
Col. John Hinton, of New York, and
Gen. Nettlcton of Minneapolis, will
have charge Of this irrigation business
at the department of agriculture in
this city.
Senators Moody and p%rttisrrw called
upon President Harrison this morning
after they had discussed irrigation mat
tiers with Secretary iinsk and recon-
menaea for appointment certain per.
sons for Indian agencies and also clcr
gsyman TO: post chaplain of Unitcc
States army. Tho names of these for
inmate o!~iice-getters are Withheld for TIN
present.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-04-18
blown on the Cheyenne.
April l4th, lsao.
ME. EplToH.

Nix. EplToE:
Dear Strive are so full of our own
affairs just now that II ability to
itemize passing events is quite limited.
But, having a spare hour. will jot
down a few thoughts on items as they
present themselves.
Suppose we consider some phases in
life and seek there a lesson or guide
for gath ring lifc's sweets, avoiding its
strife, and having the right on IL
side.
Suppose we consider the sum of a
life that is sensual. selfish and vain.
When called to resign and give up the
strife. will aught OF real value remain?
Suppose VT consider the promising
class: they say they will meet you at
three: hut when the time comes. You
find out, alas, they re not where they
promised TO be.
Suppose WI consider the upright in
life. who faithfully work their way
through; with patience and love. kill
discord ana strife. | like these the
best: do not YOU?
That Providence, that we so often
forget TO thank. is once more copiously
Watering the thirsty ground for II
benefit.
The stone haulcrs' outfit at the Falls
arc scourin. the prairie south of the
river in quest of corn and fodder.
The supposed loss of a FIVE dollar
hill caused one of our ncighhoys great
anxiety one day last week. But after
a long and weary search. he found il
in his vest pocket. Ey mistake he had
placed it there instead of in the pocket
below. Caution: Don't put money in
Your vest pocket.
We hear that Mr.. Clcghorn has Sc.
cured a REIMBURSEMENT of MIR. l'ishe,
and has filed ON his tree claim. 1t is g
very desirable quarter section.
Amos Tabor has returned from Tho
Newcastle coal mines and j., on hi.
claim again. intending 10 do much thi:
summer in the way of improvement
George Pomcroy is a little better
although still very sick.
AS we expected: II. +. is so s%ecurcl,
intrencllca. and 50 supremacy conten,
J in and with his political party, that Ii,
does not care how offensive his deiinl
tion of a slang name may be TO tlos.
that doubt or question the Transparent
patriotism. mobility and honesty of hi
party: Although we have never beel
ION the fence" still. it is easy 10 Sc
, that i; is easy to see that it is often
better point for honest and correct oh
scrvation and Judgment. than wallow
ing in the dirty qnagmirc of part.
politics. The houe>t. intelligent re
] former can stand the pity and slam!
names. and grow and thrive upon til
. reproach and sarcasm of party politi
clans. UNCLE JOE.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-04-18
Soldiers. Attentions.

The names of all soldiers, sailors.
marines and widows of the late war of
1861 Ga. now residing in Fall River
county or adjacent territory. are desired
for information of the census bu eau.
Sailors and soldiers will please give
rank. company. regiment or vessel.
date Of enlistment, date Of discharge.
length of service and place of Residence.
and send such information to w. w.
LaFleiche. Hot Springs, S. d.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-04-18
A big, nice assort-
ment Of p at
Fargo's, cheap. All.
new patterns.
ADVICE no MOTHERS.

Mns. WINsIow's SnorMlNs SYRr'r, for children
t%eething, il the prescription of one of the beet
female nurses and physicians in the United states,
and has been used for forty years with never.fail.
ing success by millions of mothers for their chill
dren. During the process of teetling its value is
incalculable. II relieves the child from pain,
cures dysentery aud diavrhoea. gripping in the
ele. and wind-colic. By giving health to the child
il rests the mother. Fvicc 2sc. a bottle.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-04-18

\ continual coughing is very annoyin. TO per-
besides it is of great damage TO the throat and
lungs, and is exceedingly dangerous NJ this season
of the year. Onehulf Bottle of Isr-ys' Cherry
Cough Syrup will relieve any ordinary cough. and
this remedy costs no more than the inferior
grades that are thrown on the market To sell ut
enormous profits. FRANK CALLAHAN, Druggist.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-04-18
continued uo.rt wrch-. J

When vol, need IL mild laxative you should have
a medicine that will at on the liver and kidneys
as we'll as the bowels. Regis Vegetable Liver
Pills are prepared expressly for this purpose.
Insist on getting them, as they have no superior
and few equals. FRANZ CALLAHAN, Druggist.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1890-07-18

From San Francis 90.
STEAMSHIP.

This Company reserves the right to chang sailing
dates without notice.
N. B.-Passengers from Portland and all
Willamette valley points can make close
connection with the trains OF the Yaquina
route at Albany or Corvallis, and if destined
to San Francisco should arrange to arrive at
Yaquina the evening before date of sailing.
Passenger and freight rates always the
lowest, For information apply to ID. w.
Cummins, freight and ticket agent, Corval-
lis, or to G. c.. HOGUE,
Acting Gen. F. and p. Agent, Oregon Pa
citic Railroad Co., Corvallis, Or.
c. H. HASWELL, Jr..
Gen. f. and P. Agent, Oregon Develop
ment Co., 3O4 Montgomery St., S. F., Cal.
REMEMBER the Oregon Pacific Summer
Excursions Low-rate tickets are now on
sale from all Valley points to Yaquina and
return.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1890-07-18
MISCELLANEOUS.

The census enumerator is not
satisfied with knowing your age,
but seems to have an interest in
your mortgage.
The Binghampton Republican
says it is a mean man who will
hire friend to act as bogus census
taker in order to find out his best
girls age.
A company to place ADVERTISE
ments on the ceilings of barber
shops for the perusal of men get
ting shaved has been formed in
New York.
The size of the farmers alliance
of North Carolina is soaring the
politicians. They want railroad
commission and no free passes tol
legislators.
The last stone OF Ulm Cathe-
dral was put i'll place on May 81
and that cathedral now reaches
higher than any other in the
world, or $50 feet.
Henry NJ. Stanley has at last
reached the climax of earthly
glory. A London firm has notiti-
ed him that it has named a brand
of sausages in his honor.
New York Sun: Census enumer-
ator to young lady in the door,
Did you say the world is your
home!" Yes, sir; | am the daugh-
ter of Methodist minister"
The Cincinnati Times Star wants
something done to perpetuate the
memory of Capt. john Smith.
Johns memory is perpetuated in
all the directories Of the world.
The queen Of England has the
largest bound book ever made.
1t is eighteen inches thick
and weighs sixty-three pounds. Ii
contains the jubilee addresses OF
congratulation.
When President and Mrs. Cleve-
land were accustomed to attend
the First Presbyterian Church, ol
Washington, the editice used to be
crowded and the society tlourished
Now the attendance is so small
that the trustees are unable to pay
expenses.
Sweden, Maine is an agricultural
town and a prosperous one says
the Lynn Items. The towns
finances have been so we'll handled
that the state and county taxes fol
the present year have been paiC
from the town treasury and nc
town tax is assessed. So there i:
one place where farming pays.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1890-07-18
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