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The well. known Baldwin Theatre Com
pany, of San Francisco, will present at Ma
CURES Opera House in this city this, FRI
day, July 10, the latest great success. the
powerful melo drama, Shadows of Great
City" by the we'll known authors, L. R.
Shewell and Joseph Jefferson, the celebra-
ted actor. The Company presenting this
play is one of the strongest combinations
travelling, and is headed by Mr.. Lewis Nor
rison, known all over the United States as
one of the most popular actors, Mr.. George
osbourne, one of the finest character actors
on the stage, and Mr.. L. Il. Stockwell, long
recognized as comedian of rare merit. The
Shadows of Great City Is drama Of great
merit, and is replete with comedy situations,
which, in the hands of Mr.. Stock we'll as a
New York sneak thief, Mr. Osbourne as
Jewish pawnbroker, and Miss Ada Deaves,
the popular soubrette, as Biddy Roman, a
good-hearted Irish woman, keep the audi
ence in constant state of mirth. This
melo-drama has been the most successful of
its kind yet produced. drawing crowded
houses wherever presented. The company
carry large lot Of scenery, and every atten-
its effects. The San Francisco Chronicle says
"The Shadows of n Great City is one of the
best melo-dramas ever presented in this city,
and fully deserves the crowded houses which
nightly greet 1t. Unlike many of the plays
of the kind we have seen, this melo-drama
Is purely American. The scenes of the play
are laid in New York, and the second act,
which shows the escape Of Tom Cooper
(Morrison) and Jim Farren (StockwelD from
the prison on Blackwells Island, the steal
ing Of the child, and its attempted drowning
by Farren, and the struggle on the rocks,
work the audience to a high pitch of enthu-
siasm, and this interest is kept up until the
falling of the curtain, for the drama increases
in interest as it progresses. The comedy
element throughout the play was ably han
died, and gave cause for many outbursts of
laughter. Mr.. Morrison as the hero, Tom
Cooper, was excellent, and captured the au-
dience with his impressive and natural act
ing. Mr.. George Osbourne as Nathans, the
pawnbroker, again made his mark, showing
him to be the leading character actor now
before the public. Mr.. Stockwell, the mimi.
table comedian, was in his element as Jim
Farren, the New York sneak thief and stool
pigeon, and was the hit of the play" Re-
served seats are now on sale at Coleman's.
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E.L. Bonner & Co.
DIER LODGED,
JOHN RoBINsoN,S COLOSSAL COM
BINATION. ...
Ten Big Brand New Shows United Under
One Mammoth Organization.

The magnificent street parade, with its
glittering chariots, prancing horses, waving
plumes, floating banners, golden tableau
cars and crimson cages, dens and wild ami
NAL palaces on wheels, as 1t passed through
the principal thoroughfares of our city, with
its gorgeous decorations and inspiring must
cal bands, excited EXPLANATIONS of wonder
at Its magnitude and magnifcence, and ex-
pressions of delight at its dazzling beauty.
The climax of all, OF course, the features
and attractions of the grand pageant, and
the unanimous verdict was that John Rob-
inson has the BOSS" Show this year, and
that his taste and experience had been used
to the best advantage. The elephants are
gigantic in size, and formed great attrac.
ton in the long line of the beautiful parade.
The new mammoth tents have been taxed at
every perfol nance to accommodate even
with standing room the immense crowds
that daily visit the exhibition, and the enter
tainment presented is OF quality of ele.
gance and brilliancy never before witnessed
In our city. The menagerie comprises the
finest collection of rare animals ever exhib-
tied here, and the lovers of natural history
can see u IepfesehIatioh III oo"h hooinsoh
Ten Big Shows Combined of every nation
on earth. So great has been the rush and SO
vast the big crowds, that he has been com
PEELED to give his grand performances in
three great rings, in order to satisfy the de.
mands Of his patrons, and also to present all
of the one hundred and fifty acts which come
off ut each exhibition. The entire show is
the finest ever seen in Chicago, and we say
to our citizens, especially those who have
families Of children, don't fail to take them
to see this, the biggest and best Of oil the
big shows.-Chicago Daily Times.
At Deer Lodge July %.
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NO. 1887.
Applitatian for II gateat.
U. 8. LAND OFFICE.

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Notice 10 hereby given that Charles G. Birdseye
aud Matte Birdseye, whose postotice address IL
Elackfoot, Deer Lodge county, Montana Territory,
have this day fled their application for psent for
Placer Mining claim bearing gold, sitrated in Hope
unsnrveyed) mining district county OF Deer Lodge,
and Territory OF Montana and designated BY The field
notes and official plat on file IN this Office as Lot No.
Principal Meridian for Montana, said Lot No. 80
being as follows, to-wit-
Beinning at corner No. 1, which IL granite stone
from t n asa. 81 q ths
feet distant running thence n 60 degs W $50 fee.;
thence 90 deg W 1856 feet: thence West 800 feet:
WINS thence GO 3d. 9' sss f ssa
thence n 81 . 45, w 6S7 feet; thence N 70 .
AS w 225 feet; thence 800 West Ga feet;
thence 8 36' ~ Z 258 feet; thence s 61' 03'
K 27O4 #; thence s $50 ~ e 331 #; thence
feet; thence 8 $50 w 2105 feet; thence s 40
81 w 1872 feet; thence N "a . 3O' Z 2S8 feet;
thence N 40o K 1865 feet; thence n &c As
L 4695 feet; thence N 69a 1Y e 1865 feet;
thence N 100 e 597 feet; thence N 82e 3O L
494 o feet; thence 8 a. 80 K 489 feet; thence
thence s 81 AZ Z 3585 feet; thence go o
e 36l. % feet; thence N % go e 800 feet;
thence N 21o AZ e 139 feet, TO the place
Of beginning, magnetic variation 19o AZ
e containing 1888 acres)
The Location Of this mine Is recorded In
the Recorders office Of Deer Lodge County,
NJ. T., in Book "H, page TT, Of Records.
The adjoining claimants are unknown.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion OF said Placer Mine are required to
lille their adverse claims with the Register Of
the United States Land Office at Helena, In
the Territory of Montana, during the sixty
days period Of publication hereof, or they
will be barred by virtue of the provisions OF
the Statute.
S35-10t r. Atkinson, Register.
McCutcheon & Sterling Att'ys for Claim'ts
First publication July 10, 1885.
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Dillon Tribune.

We; are informed, and 1t il q matter of re-
,gret, that the employees Of the Hecla Mining
Co. have about concluded to dissolve, at
their annual meeting on September 1, and
after that throw the responsibility and ex-
pense of the sick upon Beaverhead county.
The hospital organi cation, after paying out
ever 5000 last year, finds itself In debt
some s6O0-which has been advanced and
paid by the Hecla Co. The employees Of the
Company claim that they pay every year $l4
each poor tax, which Is s12 more than other
tar payers of the county are required to pay,
and as the Board Of County Commissioners
has declined to aid the Hospital ASSOCIATION
the feeling among the employees Is that the
county should take charge of the poor and
sick In the northern end of the county just
the same as It does in ether parts Of the
county. Should the Hecla Hospital at Glen
dale close, and the poor and sick annually
treated and cared for at that institution be
thrown on the county, their care and main
tenance will be quite heavy burden On the
tax PAYERS.
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PERSONAL.
DIR. w. w. Higgins Is in Helena this wee

DIR. w. w. Higgins is in Helena this week
Marshal Kelley has been in Helena thi
week.
Messrs. P. Brogan and Barney Eek Of
Bear are in town.
Miss MeikIejohn and Miss Noyes Of Butt.
are visiting Deer Lodge.
| Mr.. Rhett. G. Wiles, of the Inter- Mountain
is visiting his relatives in Deer Lodge.
Superintendent Catlin is visiting schools
in the Nevada valley country this week.
Mr.. Fred Hoss, mail agent between Hell
ena and Heron, enjoyed his Fourth here.
Aessrs. John r. Eardley and r. Rasmus
sen Of Willow Glen were in town Tuesday
Lieutenant Krause, of the Sd Infantry. ia
vorably known here, has been promoted to
aCaptaincy.
Rev. e. j. Groeneveld and wife and Prof
A. NJ. Nation and wife have been visiting
in Butte this week.
DR.. Mussigbrod was in town Monday en-
route to Livingston. The Dr. owns three
ranches in that vicinity.
Judge hiram hnowles, Judge y. T.. Irvine
and Mr.. G. X. Larabie were among the Butte
citizens who spent the 4th here.
Miss Lura I. Vaughn, of Marion, Iowa,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. K. j. Groeneveld,
and expects to remain about fortnight.
Mr.. L. r. Grannis and family have moved
in from Little Blackfoot and occupy the
Clark house near the Presbyterian church.
Mrs. II. L. Davis and daughter, Miss May
Davis, returned last Friday from Blooming.
ton, Ill, where they have been visiting sew
era months.
John O'Neill, Chairman of Board of
School Trustees, Garrison is the way it Is
registered at the McBurney House. Guess
he must have been running with Peck's Bad
Boy.
On telegraphic advices last evening that
her daughter, Miss Mollie, who has been
teaching school at Philipsburg, had a very
serious relapse after her recent illness, and
to come with a physician, Mrs. Wiles, ac-
companied by DR.. owings, left at once via
Garrison and Drummond, and will reach
Philipsburg early this morning.
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THE UPPER VALLEY CELEBRATION
At Peoples Picnic Grounds, Warm Springs
Creek, Below Anaconda, July 4.

The procession formed at IL a. m. on the
grounds, proceeded to the town of Anaconda
where they were reinforced by people from
Butte City, Deer Lodge and surrounding
country. Headed by the Alice Brass Band,
from VAUDEVILLE, supported in the rear by
the Anaconda Brass Band, the procession
moved through Main, down Front street,
| thence returning to picnic grounds, where
the exercises of the day were had in the
large new pavilion. 32xs0 feet in extent.
After a selection Of music by the band, the
| exercises were opened with prayer by Rev.
J. d. Stanley, Chaplain Of the Day.
The reading Of the Decla ration of Inde-
pendence was well rendered by Professor J..
Canon, Principal of the Anaconda public
| schools, the Orator of the Day being Judge
Cole, of Butte City, who considering the
| short space of time allotted him for prepare
ton, acquitted himself nobly. The process
sion was under the direction of Mr.. d. F.
Mahan as Grand Marshal of the Day, and
the proceedings in the pavilion were conduc-
ted by Mr.. J. r. Eardley, of Willow Glen, az
President of the Day. The Alice Band rem
dered some fine pieces of music, and were
vociferously applauded. 1t is designed by
the committee to make these grounds al
ready beautiful by natures own touches, the
most attractive for picnic purposes in the
county of Deer Lodge. Abundant as 1t is in
trees and wild flowers, affording shelter from
the hot sun, with the appliances Of art, these
grounds cam be very much improved, and
this is the design Of the people in the upper
valley.
The celebration throughout is acknowl-
edged to be the most successful aud the lar
gest that has ever taken place in Deer Lodge.
valley, and was unusually free from rowdy.
ism and drunkenness. The entire expenses
reached a thousand dollars, including cost
Of pavilion, $3.50, which has all been liqui-
dated by subscriptions and sale of stands.
The committee, before their final adjourn
ment, appointed subcommittee on pavil-
ion and grounds, with full power to rent said
grounds for picnic and other purposes, con-
sisting of Chas. Jones, of Levengood's Tom
Daley and w. r. James, of Anaconda. 1t is
the intention of the Alice Band to occa-
sionally run down from Butte City to the
picnic grounds on Saturday afternoons and
give the people some of their excellent mu-
sic.
The crops are growing finely, and haying
will commence in good earnest about the
Goth inst. ADIos.
WILLOW GLEN, July6.
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The Considerations.

In the selection of Carpets and Wall Pa
per, variety and elegance OF styles and low
prices are the considerations which command
the attention of intelligent buyers, and they
are those which zoe present more forcibly
House can offer such advantages unless Its
extento of business enables IL TO purchase In
Quantities large enough to secure them. We
have received our new stock. and IL incindes
some very choice patterns which you will
not ind elsewhere In the Territory. Cor
respondence solicited. and samples and quo.
SANDS & BOYCE,
scott Butte City, Montana.
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COMMISSIONERS, MEETING.


july 6.-Board met in special session.
Present, John Y. Batterton, Morgan Evans,
III. }. Helms. Commissioners, and VIM. +.
ShanIey, Clerk. Accounts audited and ,other
business transacted.
.JULY 7.-AIl members present July 20,
1895, was selected n the day to hear PROPOSE
dions for building n bridge across the Deer
Lodge river at Drummond.
Ordered that John Y. Battertsn, Chairman,
mud VIM. f. Stanley, Clerk, assert papers Of
value in the room adjoining the court room
and place them in the vault Of the court
house for preservation.
Ordered that building two stories high
be constructed at the north end Of the cour,
house, TO contain vaults and rooms for county
offices. Bids for same TO be received July 20
1895, TO which date the Board adjourned.
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No. 1888.
Spplieatiua for II gatsnt.
u. 8. LAND OFFICE,
HELEHA. M. T.. July Z. 1895.

HELENA, NJ. T., July z, 1885.
Birdseye and Matte Birdseye, whose post
office address 10 Blackfoot, Deer Lodge
county, M. T, have this day fled their appli-
cation for q patent for q Placer Mining
Claim, bearing gold, situated in Hope lun-
organizedl Mining District, County Of Deer
mated by the field notes and official plat on
file in this Office rs Let No. 81 In unsurveyed
Township No. IL north, range west Of the
principal Meridian for Montana, said Lot
No. 81 being as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at corner Ne. 1, Of this claim,
from which corner the Initial Peint of said
Mining District bears North "a IL west
5l747 feet distsnt; running from said corner
No. N 20 30t w 1913 8 feet; thence N 76 10
10 w 1910 feet; thence N g. so w 1855
feet; thence N 45e go w 625 feet; thence
thence 8 73o o. e 1863 feet; thence 48 Q e
10 feet; thence 81 e S0S.5 feet; thence N
Ga Q 80 K 177.5 feet, to corner No. and the
place of beginning, magnetic variation
Toe AZ containing 1868 acres)
The location Of this mine Is recorded in the
Recorders office OF Deer Ledge County, NJ.
T., In Book "H, page 716, Of Records.
The adjoining claimants are unknown.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
file their adverse claims with the Register Of
the United States Laad ONCE ct Helena, In
the Territory Of Montana, during the sixty
DAYS period OF publication hereof, or they
will BE- barred by virtue Of the provisions OF
the Statute.
saS1ot r Atkinson, Register.
McCutcheon b Sterling, Att'ys for Apph-
cants.
First publication July 10, 1885.
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The Special Meeting.

The Commissioners of Deer Lodge county
met in special session this week to consider
the matter Of providing the additional Offices
and vaults for county officers and records,
and to consider propositions in relation to
building a bridge across the Deer Lodge
river between Drummoud and New Chicago
The latter project was not presented in form
to act definitely and action was deferred un.
til the special meeting called for the 10th
inst. The Commissioners, after discussing
and considering the matter fully, all agreed
about the offices and vaults. IT placed on
the east side Of the building they would shut
out the light on that side and be worse than
inconvenieut. 1t was therefore decided to
erect them between the Court House and
Jail-the best situation by far. Further &C
ton will be had at the next meeting and a.
soon as possible thereafter they will be con.
structed. The offices will be about 20 feet
square with adjoining vaults at least 12xlf
and Hall between the offices. The second
story will be for jury rooms and Judges IL
brary and Chambers.
nsaA
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MURDER ON BIRCH CREEK.
Fred Haining Shot From Ambush-A Little
Girl Badly Wounded. .-r.
Inter- Mountain, 9Th.

Adviccs from Birch creek, Beaverhead
county, just below Melrose, under date Of
July 8, says: Intelligence Is just at hand that
Fred Haining, ranch,nan, was shot and al
most instantly killed by an unknown party
about O'Clock this morning. Haining and
wife, with party of friends, were returning
homo from dance. Haining was carrying a
child, . niece, In his arms, when the muir.
derer opened fire with double-barrel shot.
gun. The child was shot in the leg and hor.
ribly mangisd. As he fell Haining drew his
six-shooter and fred at his assailant, who
then broke for the brush. Suspicion points
to the divorced husband Of Mrs Haining n
the perpetrator Of the cowardly deed.
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vs..
James Yates. Defendant.
The People Of the Territory Of Montana send
greeting to James Yates, Defendant.
You are required to appear before at my ONCE In
the Township of Phihpsburg. County Of Deer Lodge
and Territory OF Montana within ten [0l days after
the service OF this summons upon you, IL In the said
county, or within twenty days II out Of the ead
county and in the Territory otherwise within fuity
[4Ol days, and answer the complaint on file In an
action to Of you the sum Of thirty-one 1911
dollars and fifty cents for goods and merchandise
sold ~ you by he plaintiff at your special instance
and request In the month OF June, 1885.
And you hereby notified that IL you fail to ap-
pear and the complaint above required, the
said plaintiff will take judgment by default against
you for the sum of ta1 80 and costs of suit.
Given under my hand this 18th day of June A. D.
1885.
FRANK D. BROWN,
S-S4u Justice of the Peace
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Job WAGON and Teaming.

have Job Wagon on the streets Of Deer
Lodge during working hours every day, snd
an prepared TO deliver Trunks or Packages
10 and from any residence promptly and at
ressonsblc rates. Also do heavy teaming
and Job Hauling at low rates. Leave orders
It Cartons.
scott Geo. IUCkkh.
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DIED.
BORN.
A General Stampede.

Never was such rush made for any Drug
Store - Is now ut the Deer Lodge Drug Co.'S
Store for Trial Bottle Of DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds. All persons affected with Asthma,
Bronchitis. Hoarseness, Severe Coughs, OF
any affection Of the Throat and Lungs, can
get Trial Battle OF this great remedy free
By calling ct above Drug Store. sos
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Rucklen,a ArnIca SalNe.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains.
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and Positively
cures Piles. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 70
cents per box. For sale by
S02-1yr THE DEER LODGE DRUG 20.
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the world for the cure of dyspepsia, liver
complaint and every species Of indigestion
1886 At Fer sale by j. d. Eastman & Go.
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Farmers, Attention =!

We are closing out our Stock Of HAY
RAKES at LESS than Manufacturers Prices
and Lower than sold anywhere. Now is the
time to buy at bargains.
S35-2t A. KLEINsCHMIDT 81 Co.
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By OTHERS
LEARN OUR NEW PRICES
AND BE YOUR OWN JUDGE.
RETAIL GROCERY
DEPARTMENT.

Z. L. BONNER & CO.. desire
to call the attention OF the Pub
lie to their New Grocery Store
on Main ST., having removed
their Retail Stock into the north
half OF the Dry Goods Store.
The Retail Trade Will hereaf-
ter be supplied from this front,
where a New, Complete and
Wen-Selected Stock OF Family
Groceries can always be found.
The building heretofore occu-
pied by them as retail grocery
store will hereafter be used for
the Wholesale Trade Exclu-
sively.
We are noW better prepared than
ever to cater to the public in gen
eral, and WOULD very respectfully
solicit a share of the trade.
Ranchmen, call and get our
pr1ces. We are prepared to take
all kinds Of produce at highest
market price.
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Considering the age and training Of the
colts this was considered the best work of
the day Considerable money changed hands
on the several results. Everything passed
off pleasantly on the track and in town and
we did not hear Of even "a Fourth Of July
bout" on the day. In the evening there were
several displays Of fire works, the theatre
was crowded, and later one Of the largest
and happiest social gatherings there has
been In the town danced out the day at the
Rink. Altogether IL was m enjoyable day
in the little burg, and here's hoping there
may be many happy returns.
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For impurities Of the blood and general
debility the Oregon Grape Root Bitters are
just the thing. For sale by
S354t j. d. Eastman & Co
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FOUN ID,
strayed-S5O Reward.

For any information lead
{ !
ing to the whereabouts of
- two Gray Norman Colts,
one horse colt and one
mare colt, both branded G
" on left hip. The above an
Ill., ~. finals strayed from the un-
dersigned about August,
1884, and are supposed to
be on Nevada Creek. The above animals
were two years old last April.
833-4t JAMES GoUGH,
Pioneer, M. T., June "a. 1885.
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SCHOOL REPORT.

For Jonss's School for Month Ending July Sd
Number enrolled, %.
Number belonging. n.
Average daily attendance, 10.
Present every day-Earl Welton. and VIII
lie Terrill.
Present every day but one-Emma Lee,
Jasper Burgess, Abbie and Myrtle Terrill,
Ellen and Walter Horne and Alex, Lee.
HANNAH 4. SHEA, Teacher.
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DENTIST.

DR. A. j. DUFFY
Having returned, has again opened an Office
Tor Dentistry In the McBurney House, Deer
Lodge, where he win be pleased 70 give pa
irons prompt attention. S28 u
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Quart bottle OF Oregon Grape Root Btters
for rs cents, at j. d. Eastman & Co.'S. 835-4t
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Buy your Ready Mixed Paint" Of Deer
Lodge Drug Co. 8I9tf
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Alias Summons.

In the Justice Court Of Phipsburg Township before
Frank d. Brown Justice Of the Peace.
Willism Weinstein, Plaintiff,
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Alahastine for Wall Finish at Deer Lodge
drug Co. 8i9f
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The Price Of Admission Only the Same Charged BY Minor Shows
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Time-2.57l, 3.17i, 3.06, 312.
COLT RACE.
This was for 3-year-olds and under for $75.
Mile heats, 2 in 8. The following entries
were made:
K Larabie names q yrs ......b Bethie L
A Zosel names q yrs. ...........bh Reuben
Phil Z Evans names Il yrs.).. b Doctress
Scott names q yrsl.. Prince Edward
First. Second.
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There was much establishment at Moslem
being distanced and we understand another
race is being made between him and Bris-
tow Tiger did some irstrate work consid-
ering he went to q SHELTON wagon and his
driver weighed 20 pounds more than Bris-
tow's.
CART RACE.