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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1894-06-23
~h,te and Dlack Labor.

.., farmers and othars
Ne often near .,o .~' iahor and ] na~ro
d about the n1f'v ,,d s.v: , ssTf We conlS
m hands, ,,,h;ts Sua man to take their
Ily Get Wiz tho South would bloom
Ice" how .nH ~. % rcsa and ali that
blossom Do E,Ssre ~" T 4 4 good deal of
i o. tningh. geh,. Onr neonle have oniv
sh sooa. .n,0. .,n ,srs and see the lahor
red the pdtiors psi where there ara
publes ID SeH,I anS COMPARE the condi.
nesssere'w esere with that Of our own sec-
pps " sas. anso.nvince them that the colored
q =. ! laborer and cropper is in.
;tsIy better than the white labor
q negro laborer may 40 LEI. tess =. work X
u would . VINE man, NY. out . ne ~, y
pally peaceaDle sau ~ ss.Gn's, ..,'.,, no sa. Wy.
yson lesS, WORK .vs - ..I,,. ETs W
will never 81 ", ~. ~ " ,ro,s,a osl ~
psvay WIN nes ~ oo.t"r tHD "v"an. - oa ~ =
qdt growing '. .ed,cticr % n ~"
lsll way, siIr n,nis + n crnns When
resge Of o.. 80 A.cS Sorth 40 S{viaa1 int.,
y ARMS u o. then yho s and ,ntii than viii
y isrme. % 70 "G.H b;reS ~ II iahnr. ~" ana oct "at
tthe tho,'+ aid y. the negro Has anv @
ong M,'pH VI Madison NC county ever made y
|.mer t:an ~ " aS IN how much COTTON ia
lcola;l0tuh ~ tho e' county. exclusively bv
osn ~ ,ahorp sn II would be safe to
nlte mO nOt n nor cent of It IA cultivated
sh;to s,;s nv" mem, N or bv men who own
1nl'H fortson Tribune and Suu.
w. ,.,,o,o ,o,,,ma of oor,,,o,
There Is a WIZ - i ,ohorar n n NV "vu T.. ~;
lse IN 'nas. S,o H is eas;Iv o. s,,na,.;ou ~. q 4"s.
DE inc nesiT s;;,,ai,, ~ to ~ 49,, W any
W. 'to i"o' "e'" "o'o'o'
NE are heartily IN 1avor OF encourage
the Immigration ol Itallans and
Ser Europeans OF the agricultural
IS, who Gun stand field work during
4 long, hot summers, but 1t Is with
eexpectatlon OF seeing tnem 'oecone
no distant day owners ol lanG and
tmers on their own account. AS
borvrs for wages OF on snares they
|uld not equal the negro IN the long
..
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THE "IsAT"PUBLISHER.
is Unworthy ofHix Occupation and
Should be Driven out.

Shou" uc DIINeu vut.
NE edi tor or publisher who go.,s to
e Press Convention and clamors Hll
d how!s for the passage OF rr-olu-
pus for the benefit and advancement
the country newspapers presents Il
fserable looking object when he
turns home Offering to take legal
rertlsemenls below the rate fixed by
for such advertisements. Such
mare hypocrites of the blaciles: type,
emles to the profession. and II dis
Fee to the association. and should be
facised by every self-respceting man
Injected with the Press of Mississippi
Coast Beacon.
The Mississippi Pless Association
ND do much towards, elevating the
sspaper standard in this State and
ilns to the dignity of its membership
would take vigorous measures in
aaolng from membership in the AS
patton the rat" editors and publish
Of the State. One who works for
than reasonable living prices is
20 a rat printer" we suppose,
Urs and publisher who do likewise
emlnently deserve the same name.
any rate, the men who take to
smper work because they are unfit
anything else, though they starve
eventually, while they last are an
ryand always a reproach to the
sspecting members Of the fra
NY. For the public is sure to put
lsner value on a man and his work.
oodrille Republican.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1894-06-23

es Of Plantation Chill Cure exceed
osher chill preparations together.
N bottle guaranteed. Try 1t!
'oyJ. E. Hughes, G. w. Eatman,
aaa, and G. r. Walters and J. r.
sell, Graysport, Miss, and J, A.
saead, Jefferson, F. L. Crump,
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A reputable merchant cannot afford
to urge and guarantee o worthless
article. Plantation Chill Cure is so,t,
and guaranteed by J. E. Hughes. G. W
Eatman. Grenada, and c. A. Waiter.
and J. Il. Trusscll, Graysport, Mis-
and J. A. Morehcad, jefferson, Miss.
F. L. Crump, Peete, Miss.
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For the ''Bcss' try w N. Wilkerscn's
Oriental Liniment, and you will havs
o other. SEMMEs, Druggist.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1894-06-23
WHATS a. Nat te,,.

WHATS ~ Hat lssss''
giving your horse 3 dose Of DR..
\ ssaorl Antseptic when he has
II will euro him, and that's
!Oa want. Sold BY ]. +. Hughes
Ne and retail,
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when Yea Get Mart

when Yea Get Mart
" Tichenor's Antiseptic. Yo
asn give some advics 70 your
For sale, Wholesale and re.
'gJ. E. Hughes. "A sl
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-26
CONFESSION REPUDIATED.
hut IL Is Admitted In Evidence Against
Choquette.

hut 1t Is Admitted In Evidence Against
Choqustts.
Special to Tho Independent.
MIssoULA, Aug. 25.-The case OF Rorie
Choqustte, charged with the murder OF bis
wife. engaged the attention OF the district
court to-day. The woman was prosti-
tute. and IL 10 alleged that Choquette lived
from the earnings Of her shame. Presen-
tation OF svidenos for the atass was com
pleted this evening. and Monday that for
the defense will be given. Evidence SO far
heard is almost entirely oirolmstsntisl.
The doctors who made the post norton
examination testified that dosth was the
result of Q blow. Testimony was intro
duoed showing that tho man had frequently
beaten aud kicked his wife; that they we're
both intoxicated 70, several days previous
to the murder. and the whole went to show
that the pair had been living for several
years In q most disgusting state Of de-
pravity.
A short time after the man's incarosrn-
tion in the county Jail he grew repentant
and voluntarily vsnt In the custody OF q
sherif's officer before Judge Ross. He
there made what was then generally re-
Rhrded az q confession Of the killing OF his
wife. He now wishes 10 take u oil back.
and AYERS that his alleged confession was
made when his mind was badly deranged
through s,fess of confinement and his in
voluntary abstsntion from liquor, with
which bis body had been continually
soaked for many months prior 10 the death
of his wife. The confession. however. was
admitted to-day as a pa Of the evidence
for the prosecution.
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THE 40 U. W. EXCURSION.
Twelve Hundred Butts Psopis WIN visit
Helena To- Day.


Helena To-Day.
Helena will again Fsoeivs visitora to-day.
This time the Butte workmsn will bo the
guosts Of this olty. There will BE- LOO eK-
oufsionists arrive over the Northern Pacific.
The train will come by the way OF Logan 10
two sections from Butte. Tho frat one will
arrive about 1880 y. M, and tho second is
expected TO get hero about half an hour
later. Both sections bearing ths visiting
Wofkmsn and their wiy0u and daughters
will proceed TO The Btoadwater whSfs they
will be received by She members OF Capital
lodge. A. q. u. w.. of Helena. Tho natA-
torium will be free 10 tho visitors An on
hibitlon OF high diving will be given By
Prof Harmon aud all who wish may enjoy
tho plunge. Later In the afternoon the
vieiloB will be brought 20 town where a
supper will be served free at the auditorium.
This part OF the entertainment 10 in charge
OF the ladies Of the Degree OF Honor.
A. the auditorium Mayor Weed will give an
address of welcome on behalf OF the citT
and A. j. Craven will Welcome the visitors
in the name OF Capital Lodge No. 2. A. q.
u. w. Responses will be given by promi-
nsnt Butte Woikmsu.
The visitors will be ,sken around the city
In stl eet cara and carriages and verythinR
will be done 10 make their stay here
pleasant one. All Helena Workmsn srs
requested 10 be al the BroadvAtef to-day
nj one o'clock TO meet and Rleet the visit
ing brethren from Butte. Ii 10 hoped that
all citizens who have carriages AZ their dis.
posal will take them to tho Bfoadvatsr for
tho use of the guests flom Butte. Both
sections of the excursion train will leave
the Broadwster at 10 o'clock and will de-
part from tho Northern Pacific depot half
an houf later,
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TELEGRAPHIC BREylTIEs.


SALHM. Aug. 25.-Ths excursion steamer
City OF Portsmouth went ashore last night
In the harbor aud was burned. All on
board got OF safely.
Nrw YonK. Aug. 2b.-Expo 10 Of specie
for the week weTs S5S7, 800 in gold and
@5l2, 200 In silver Imports for the week
were. gold S90l. $50. silver St9S3,
SANTA Rosa. CAL. Aug. 2b.-All buildings
in Guefneyyille burned to-daJ except Me-
Connelra livery stable aud the ubllo
aohool house. Dr. J, A. Burma aud Oscar
Mokoon were killed BY falling tlmbera.
BALrMoHE Ana. 2S.-Baltimors 4, -.
Louia ?; ffat game. Louisville o New York
~, Louisville l. New York 3, Brooklyn O.
Cincinnati y, phiisdslphia ~. pit,shurg u,
Boston y. Cleveland 81 Washington D Chi.
oaVo o.
BLunnrLpA W. Va, Aug. 2h.-vinaon
Shfador, n inoonahinef. SHOT Policeman X.
NJ. Baldwin and Deputy Allon Is own. both
olilc,fa being dangerously wounded. vii.
liam q. Baldwin then captured Shradof
after a hot exchange OF ehotA
DrsvEn, Aug, 25,-DenvsF ia Fmilh aud
Ed Farrell, who have bsen talking for a
wuek or twO about thar ability 40 anuihi-
late each other. mot thls afternoon and nr.
ranged a hght for $4,000 side. The hght
10 10 come OF In thla city within two weeks.
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There are -four races on tho programme
for Monday. three running and one tro,-
ling. The first is running race at mile.
and ia a handicap for all ages. The en-
tries are:
Msrons Dalys b I. q peaucstcher t07 Ms.
Marcus DAly's oh l. Etts Mokeeyer. 80 bs.
handal q Burris gr m, . Minnie beach,
lC0 ibs.
II. MAginly's b =, g. Gilroy. % ms,
California Stables oh I. 3 Jennio Deane,
i0i Ms.
Tom MoTagues Oh I, o Emma Mac. fO5 rbs.
owners Oh z. a. lArghcttA. II2 Dls.
liagins Bros. bh. 5. ct Croix, I07 Ms.
Second race, four and one-half furlonEs
weight for age
J0nes & Iayne. b IN, O. Misty Morn. III bs
B Magnify, b q, g. ~. jacob 40 he.
ID. Blsyins. ch IN. 8, Nette Glen. liO Ms
h, NJ. StArky, IN. Lossie. III Ms.
Owners, oh I, ). Carrie Crooks, III Ms.
Owners, bg, n, West Wind, III bs.
. nird race, 2;29 trot
{. h. 1ryOn names Col. X. X.
Vim. Williams nAmcs Freedom.
Sam Handy Damea bud l..
ID 4. Arnold names Montana Boy.
4. Mchvoy names AntrimA.
Goo. II. kelly names AntelAtor.
Fourth race. special Toe beaten horee at Ana
conda and Butte. Ne below tho soAle. kntrie-
10 close at IL o'clock to-day at the secrotary .
ofioo on tho track.
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A GREAT yoUNGsrER.
Directly PAGES Mile on an indifferent
Track In 2sI034,

Directly PAGES Mile on an Indifferent
Track In as1o34,
CHICAGO Aug. 25.-Alix and Fantasy
failed TODAY. but Directly conquered.
The two-yenr-old lowered the worlds
pacing record Tor animals of his age. pao.
ing in the face Of strong breeze and on
an Indifferent track in 2:l09i, smashing
Online's Isoo d of Pill and equallina the
trottinR mark OF 2;10a{ made By Arion az
two-yerr-old. Six thousand people went
to Wash npton tark, hoping TO SEQ Alix
beat Nancy Hanks record. IL rsinOi lit
tie last nieht but horssmen seemed 20
think IL helped the track. IL anything.
4 be time ia tue free-fof-All would appear
90 oontTndicl this. The wind. however,
was against last work, u blew almost q
gale down the back stretch. Yet the half
NAs covered by Alix IN l0i and the milo
In 2;0Tja. Salisbury aud Mcdowell felt
dubious about the roaRlt and they
had the Judge announce In advance that
the trial wou'd 10 simply against Alix's
time OF 2i05A, although the mare wou d
"Do better II sue could" There 10 no doubt
she was put 10 her best effort and the taslI
waa simply too much for her.
When Directly came out for his psrform-
anes a few minutes later there was much
su prise. IL is generally conceded that he
will beat Arion's mark by over q second be-
fore tho season CLOSED.
The crowd saw n grand contest In tho
last two heats Ia tho free 'for-All. Only
three sta tsj. Pixloy visa the opening
favorlte a. 4 10 ., with Phoebe Wilkes nj 7
toh Phoebe wilkes won the Ast two
heats rather easily but In tho third Night
ingAls came fAs, with hnish and made a
dead heat with hor, The next heat Night
ineale got almost 20 Phoebe Wilkes juat
bofo,s the wi Q was reached and tho latter
broke. Tho judgeo decided 10 give Mo-
Henry the heat and race, however, and
there was some diAaAtisfnction.
3;2) trot, Chicago alakc. Si.000--iiol-
Iona won 10 thres % alght hsatsl sMon,Ai,
Mas MoGreRor. Msmbrlno Queen, OsleFlna,
Ilsi at Law, Elsie b., hnd boa Lowell
also alnrtsd Time 2,sk. 2ii. 2ll6A(.
Ffee-iot-ail Hot, purse s5,OOO-Phmbs
wilkes won the fret, second. foarth hsats.
and was uaplaeed IA tho third. Nightln-
gale and PiHley also started. lime 2,l2A,
AilAi, 2il9, 2li2ld, 2i2i uol. pnsse s5,0OO-
Mana g. won IA thTee atfnight hsata jim
wilkes. Lsomonss, William Tell. Ella o.,
Chicago belle also atarted. Tina 2.I7lS
2iegl, 2llsA. $40 trot paree sl.bO0-BE-
y ossiVs won tbs aecoud, third aud itth
hOais and race onobqua won tho nrs, and
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GOMPERs ON THE STAND.
The Federation Prsaldoars Opinion Of the
STRIKE aud Oihar MattarA


htriks aud Oihar MattaFA
Cmcl0o Aug. 26.-Prssldsnt Debs was
called agaln to-day By tho strike commits
aion. In reply 10 questions be stated that
he did not favor compulsory arbitration In
settling labor EoublsG HS did not believe
such method would prove satisfactory.
Dobs said bsfoFs the strike ih0fo had
bssn troubls among the tslogfapherp. That
thoTo we're not more than 200 A. X. II. men
on the Rock Island, witness said, was Alb
anfd
samuel 0ompera, president OF the Amor
idan Federation OF Labor. was the nert
wituoos. lie proiaoed hia testimony With
an outline Of tho aims aud principles OF
tho federation and figures showing i1a
metnbeTship.
Gompors told Of the conference Of the
heads OF labor organizations la CHICAGO.
lie said that after long dslibsratlon the del
oRAtes decided 10 request President Glove
land 10 settle the strike.
"Wo thought" Mr.. Gompers said, 'thAt
II MIR. Gladstons could do 90 much good
service In the English coal attike, suoh an
attempt would DOT be beneath the dignity
Of the president Of the United States 40
oordinRly. a telegram vac sent 10 Mr.. Glove.
land aeklag kis aid. 10 that message he
did not dsiRn so reply. In fact, ho took
not the slightest notice Of ~ Mr.. Deba
was then called upon and gave history OF
the boycott. the Pullman trouble and the
railroad strike. We oonslds ed tho matter
carefully, and finally decided that We conld
NOS order general strike, thRt II would be
q usurpation Of power and would. for manV
rsasona. be unwiss. The delegates eI-
pressed their sympathy With the moyemen,
and soon afterwards We adiourned."
Mr.. Gomgsra then read from the score
tarS's Ieport Q detailed statsment OF the
pfcoeedings Of tho coufersnce. Gompsrs
was asked for hts opinion as 70 methods
for preventing st'ikes.
II do not condemn strikes aa heartily as
do some men," he said. II believe that 40
.ong Bs present conditions eIist they sre
necessary, and believe all strikes do good
In calling attention TO the fact that labor
ing men will not be driven further down
into poverty. ! think the action OF the
strikers In paralyzinR the ralfoads OF the
county was iustiiable."
Witness WAS rather frankly uncompli-
msntary regarding the strike commission.
Il think this thing 10 rather lata In the
day" he said. "Ihis examination by COM
missione,s is rather In the nature OF an
Inquest on dead body. i don't anticipate
great good from the present Investigation. 7"
The witnsss had something be wanted to
sny about injunotions issued by ths court
he held that these injunctions were no,
rightly based on the interstate commcroe
law; that Law was not intended 70 apply 10
labor Organizations. He said tho injunc.
tions were based uron couft-maie Law,
upon Decisions given In tbs absence of law.
When Gompers finished the commission ad-
ionrned until Monday.
An error crop, into last nights repor, OF
L a. 4 a.. l..
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JoTTINGs ABOUT TOWN.

The Helena Military Band will play for
the A. o. U. W. to-day.
Phil Levy. \ we'll known tonsorial artist.
has Just rstu ned from Chicago.
II was the Heleua Military band which
played Friday. instead Of The Higgins band
as stated.
This Columbian association will hold q
msstiug al Mira ID. O. Wads's, Dearborn
avenue. at three 2. m. Monday.
NJ. T.. Kimbsrlin has conveyed TO I'd
ward johnson. for 5000, lots 8 TO .. and ~
20 ID, block ~ of the townsits Of Helena.
In the cAse Of 4. A. Grimes versus @. ID.
Curtis. sheriff, demurrer 20 complaint sub
mittsd was oveIrulsd by Judge Hunt In the
district court yesterday.
James w. Scully, q native OF ireland,
and Egbert Ransooms . former subject Of
Queen Victoria, we're made American citi-
EOns by Judge Hunt yesterday.
The tbermometer AZ the weather otice
Yesterday reached 9i.9 degrees yesterday
Al the corner OF Broadway aud Main sIFset
the mercury climbed 10 100 degrees.
The camp back OF Lsnox for the ride
practice OF Company A. Of Great Falls, aud
Companies @ aud l. OF Holsns. has been
put In readiness for the return OF the troops
on Monday. Tho tents have been pes up
hn0 tho chup ~ hll lhiu Out IN company
atreets. Henry ThHls, who had cha ge OF
the arrangements. has run up q big flag
stat. Three telephones have been run
from the targets 20 ,he shooting pointL
Arrangements for the woman's ROllsf
Corps ball 10 bs given on the evening OF
Aug. 2S are completed. The response OF
citizens in behalf OF the objeo, for which
the ball IL given 10 a reminder that the old
soldiers and their dspshdant snes are noi
fofrotion, and will 40, be. President 4
\. PheeL OF ,he Relief Corps. desires 10
thanh all those who have go generously ss.
sisted, and hopes 10 meet many more on
the evening OF tho 2s,h Al the BroadwAtsr.
Hearing on motion for confirmation Of
sale OF property aud adoption OF report OF
assignee Ia the case OF Rhodes versus Park
Coal and Coke company, was argued and
submitted 20 Judge HINT yesterday,
40 this hearing there was pre-
ssu,ed now bid OF $4,000. which IL $500
more than tho bid on which the oOmpany'a
properly was aold. Tho aouft took Che
natter nnder AdvlsemsnL The property
sold =, asaiRnee's sale sometime ago 10 the
famous coal properties NJ Hon. In Park
county.
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BROUGHT TO TERMS
Anaconda Company Could Not Terrorize
the foit Minsra

Anaconda Company Could Not Terrorize
the Boit Miners
Special TO Tho Independent.
GREAr FAILS. Aug. PA delegation
composed Of committees from the Great
Falls Trades Council and the Sand Coules
Miners union aud President Weeks, of the
Western Federation OF Miners returned
from Belt to-day. having settled the coal
miners strike satisfactorily TO both man
Agement and men. Tho terms are as fol-
lows; The men are TO receive 95 cents per
car OF either sizs until scales hre esteb-
lishod. when the company will pay 75 cents
per ton before screenaGe. The company 10
20 lay all track in the mines and deliver
props at the entrance Of the room wherein
the sninsrs are at work. The articles Of
agreement are signed by James Shields for
the company and by representatives from
the unions. Work will commence Monday.
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Marcus DAILY 10 expected 10 be al The
race track some time during the wsek.
A stable Of hne horssS including the
we'll known LaTRhetta. arrived from ~
Paul yesterday.
The exhibits in the ladies' department
are coming In fast and hne showing may
be looked fof tomorrow.
Bob Smith, who is we'll known here as
the former jockey of the klrkendsll stables,
is In charge OF the DAILY stables.
The attendance Tomorrow should be far
In excess OF ths, OF the opening day. As
some interesting races are on the pro.
Rramme.
u was Officially announced from The
iudgss' staud yentsrday that there would
DO no waving OF the distance naR hereafter
In ttoiting or pacing events,
The Boston a Montana band will be al
the falls grounds Monday. They will come
over with this Helena and Great falle COM
pauiOs from Camp klekarda
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CHICAGO, Aug. 25.-Ths Northern Pacific
to-day notified all It's connections 10 dis
continue the sale over its lines OF San
Francisco tickets TO Portland via steamer
TO san Francisco. with return portion over
any part OF the lines OF the Southern Pa
ciho. This action may possibly bring
about IN advance In all rail sockets through
Missouri river osteways.
The trapsmissouri lines have agreed to
make n reducsd Iate for the western demo-
cratic league convention 10 be held In Dem
YER. sept. 4. and she National Irrigation
congress, TO bs held In the same city
Sept. 3
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whsrs lh. n.a. Me., csarr.r.,..

BeRtiN, Aug. 20. The National Ziitung
to-day announces ,hs discovery OF a liut OF
the addresses Of fourteen score, hOadquar-
terra OF anarchists includlng PLACES NJ
fireman, Labook, MentE, Halle, Hamburg,
aud Wiosbaden. From these headquarters
10 appeara the operation of anarchists
throughout The German empire we're con-
Quoted.
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fou'th heats Dsn,ins alao started. Timo
2iZ 2;i4. 2ll7, 2i2llS, Ai0l6.
AlII. 20 beat 2'O6lSl Quarters. '32l(, ls0t.
liU, 2:07iS.
Direct, 70 boat 2ll2i Quarters ;32il. is0i,s,
1874. 2il0A.
FAntaay. 10 beat 2i074i Quarters, 1874,
l;03ii, 1851, 2.0d.
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Tom Juggling with word.

On ORCHARD. Me-, Aug. 25.-Er-spsaksr
Thomas b. Rssd opened the republican
campaign here this afternoon with q sysseh
which called forth tbe heartiess ohesrs from
tho thousands present Reeds main effort
was TO prove that the democratic party
had shown itself incapable OF ruline the
country satisfactorily. not only 10 the ma
jority Of the people. but even 10 the large
minority which helped compose H."
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opKssA, Aug. PA terrible hu riOAns
has swept over the sea OF Aaof. Tho force
Of the wind raised heavJ waves which have
swept many Of tho sea coast villages not
leaving house standing, and drowning a
large number OF people. In addition ssv-
oral steamers hove hoen Lost during the
hurricane and entire crews have been
dtoWuod
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Mi.soula Democratic Convention.

Special to Tho independent
MIssouLA, Aug. 25 - The democratic
county central committee me, this evening
and fixed the time of holding the prims ries
for Sept 8 and the county convention for
Sept 10. The county convention will be
held in Missoula. The basis OF representa-
tlon 10 on the congressional vote OF 1897.
which will awe siRhty-sevsn delegates
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Special to Tho Independent

Special TO Tho Independent
BOULDER. Aug. 2A-rhs republican pri-
mary OF Boulder township was held al the
court house Tonight. and was very snthu-
siastic The following delegates were
elected 10 the county convention on Sepl.
4; 4. A. Brown, U. p. Hopes. A. II. Fos-
ter. r, Povoll, 4. simDkins |. A. Leigh.
ton. Wm. Morris, Geo. Hooy.
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Special to The independent
BozEsiAS. Aug 20. - Company q. Of
Butte. won the state championship shoot
to-day
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To call and 500 n eomplsIs line OF china
glhusvare lamps ailVervare. Ato
Prices 10 suit avosy purse
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High bred Pointer Doga
A litter of Pointer dogs for sale By O. T.
Morrsll, 405 Main street.
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night