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1T Is NOW 100000.
The Collection of Stamps for Liitio Moiiie
Gupderson.

The Collection of Stamps for Liitio Moliie
Gupderson.
The collection Of cancelled postRge stamps
which is being made for Mollis Gunderson,
Of Mnndnn. N. D., by Pearl and Stuart
Harder and Julia Curtin has now reached
10000. OF these 10000 have been for
watded. the little collectors have ready for
shipment ~ b25. aud the list was added to
yesterday by a collection of 1874 made by
Cans & Klein. Amoag those who contrib
nted TO the latter collection were; Sandy
Goodman S6.4, Dora Lisaner s.G99 DOlie
Le Fleur 4,434 Helena FIRE department
1000, Mies Rumsey 200. Rachel and Ruth
Hcss 1000. Louias aud Ruth Whitmire 357.
Hilda and Aileen Houls 20, Master Lobsrg
625 Mrs. Jake Fischer /. l6s, j. w. Eddy
G6O, Geo. Phillips 55S Mre. w. Ii. Edgar
200, Alice Crutcher Ga. Mrs. Goodale CAS-
Charles Loiz 25O, Winnie and Lula Hebert
BOG, VIM. Gardiner l66. Earl Waggonet $780,
El Gould l35. Pete Evans 90, Bel Davis "a,
Floyd Il. Closs 40. Eiith and Sarah Bris-
ooe 3s5, G.. W. Alexando' ass X. O. Carno-
chan 81. w. Beokmsnn 63. Hattie Cans 636,
Sadie Cans $40. American National bank
%iS, Eugene Dicketaon 1913, Miss X. Ander-
sou 100. Richard Lockey 500 Josie Karin
34 Fred @. Fox Is, Ruby Goodsll 800, Chas.
GAddia llb, kusis Montgomery 400. Miss l..
keh. A. H. Nelson, III. W. foots Klein
schmidt Bros, sanda Bros. FEED Gamer.
Master Raleigh, Steele & Clements. Cans a
Klein. Mrs. John Heniy. Q. 4. Kelsey. q.
w. Burton, Benson. Carpenter a. Co., Walker
Bros., S, A. Fisher, Hattie Whitacre, Mrs.
w. H. Smith, Montana National bank, Hell
ena National bank. Miss Mary JurgonBen
sent so centa in cash.
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TELEGRAPnIo BREyITIEs.

WAsmSoroN. July 90.-Tbo house joint
resolution extending the app opriOtions m.
I'll Aus. II, was agreed to by the senate.
BRooKlYN July 3O.-Jack MoAulitfe, the
prize fighter was married this mofning 10
Calhariu0 Rove, known on Ihs stage Rs
Pearl lnmap.
CmoAoo July 30,-Two thousand five
huadrod msn went TO work AT the Illinois
Steel compRny'a plant to-day. One thous-
and more will DO employed soon.
OMAHA, July 31-All the butchers In the
swift, Hammond, Ondahy and Omaha os-
tabltshments atTuok for an increase OF
wages to-day. About 5000 men are out.
WASHINGTON, July N-RsprssentatiVt
Erdman. OF PennsJlVania, has reported 10
the house from tue committee on labor
the Springer bill for a national board OF
arbitration.
FALMOUTH, EuR.. July 90.-The Britannia
and satauita aAilod tho Royal Cornwall
Yacht olub course. tify miles, to- dav, for a
pliGe OF $500, The britannia won BY six
teen minutes.
CmoAoA Juns 90.-Chicago 8. 81. Louia
New York ~: Pittsburgh 3. Cincinnati q;
Cleveland II. Louisville 5; Brooklyn o,
Warrington ~.
TAnRYrowH, N. ", July a0.-Thou. Pick
elL hia son Edward and James Martin Sea-
terdey vent cut In n sail boat on tho Hud-
son. As they did not retutn II Ia supposed
during uduail they were drowhed.
Nav YoRN. July a0.-Ths Commercial
Cable company aud tho Anglo- American
telegraph company announces that cable
grams 90 China muat DO written IN plain
language eIcsVt to Shanghai, Annoy and
Mecuo.
NV YoHK, July 90.-A amall Yacht carry
ina si1 pcraona capsi2ed yoaierdav In tho
hadsen fiyer. oppoailu Hastings, auring a
thunder storm. George Oliphsr, Henry
nrbelin and JncOb schmidt, ali yoang
men, we're drowned.
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FURRY In THE CORN PIT.
Wheat Alone Prevented = Panlc- Field
Day Predlcted.

Wheat Alone Prevented . Panlo-Fieid
Day Predicted.
CHICAGO. July 30.-Thsrs was plenty Of
ercitement in the corn pit to-day. Reports
OF ruined crops came In thick and fast and
the price jumped rapidly. There was an
ndvancs Of nearly three cents aud she mar
ket closed NJ the top figures Of the day.
When traders catne down 10 business to-
day thsy consulted the woathsr map and
press disr atches and saw that in sections Of
Illinois, Missouri and Kansas showers had
fallen. but there had not been sufiioit mt
rain TO break ihs orouth In the big corn
belt. which extends from Ohio to the Rocky
mountains. Then came the announcement :
rsga' ding live stock rsooipta. and IL began
to bo realized that 75 per cent of the best
portion of the corn belt was still
affected by drouth. The 'surplus"
corn states, Iowa, Illinois. Missouri,
Kansas and Indiana. which last year raised
l,O0O.000.O OO0 bushels out OF 1,600. 600 900,
constituting the entire eror. aud shipped
much OF II because they we're unable to use
H. hal not b sen materially affected. ID wss
declared, and bi okors we're set to thin king
IL did not take them long TO figure out
with considerable unanifaity that western
packers. who had been heavy buyers OF
corn during the closing days OF last week.
knew about the exact situation In the west
before they weto seen here. All these
things Influenced the market, and The
alarm became general. The one thing
that nvefted a tGnio was the pull
ing against each othef of wheat and corn.
Every indication was favorable TO forcing
wheat down and corn mp. The exoitsmeut
continued unabated until Abs close. with
the outlook for field day tomorrow.
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roREsr LAMENTATIONS
MoRAs's DilI TO Protect Tn ON Was ueioi
the Housa

MoRAs's DilI to Protect Them Was Before
the House
WAsuNGroN. July D.-Boyond the pas
sage OF few upimpor,ant bills, by uuani-
mous consent nothing was done by the
house to-day. Two hours vera spent 10 au
attempt 90 secure the adoption OF a special
order for the consideration OF MoCTsa's
bill 20 protect public forest reservations,
but the republicans, by absenting thsm-
nalyss succeeded In forcing Adjournment.
Under the act Of March 3, 1898, the preai-
dent reserved public lands from sale aud
disposal and set them aside fof forestry
purpoaee.
The total number OF aoTos 90 reserved aa.
eregate IL, 76i, 800 acres, aud inolnded lands
In AlAaka, Arizona, California, Colorado.
New Moxioo Oregon, Washington and
Wyoming. Tho bill TOR which oonaidera-
iion was sought to-day empowered the soc-
reihry OF the interior to sell. under rsatric-
lioa. not exceeding 90 Ter cent OF ths
timber OF commercial value on these reset-
vAtlona, 10 regnlaie the occupanoT OF abe
same Ond 10 protect the same against fire
and deTredAtionu.
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GENERAL REDUCTIONS.
Property Valuations Not No 0fent ~ Laa
Year.


The county Rsssssors OF Montana have
returned 10 tho state board Of equalization.
now In session, real aad poisonsl properly
valuations for 1894 40 followsi Real. SOL
COG. 77bi psrIonal property, Si2 SOi, s9Gi total.
SiQ3, 7ll,G7l. The total GU both real ami
personal property for 1893 was Gl2i. DAG. D 81,
being go. e94, $50 more than for this rear.
Tbs totals for eithor year as given above
do not include the railroad assessment,
The bosrd has not completed tho aanose-
nont for tho various railroads In the atntc,
but will have the figures Ia few days.
The assessors have reported total r0el
eatate valuation including value uf i'm.
provementa fos 1894 OF S23,O70 200, sa
ngninst S24s03 tt5 Tor 1888 For CITY and
town lots and tho improvements th lreon
tho returna for the present year show n
total valuation Of $50. J27 .b43; for 1888 this
class OF property received valuation OF
Slsbla,e6D. Montana real estate other
than city and town lots IL given n
total valuation OF $l5 1851 ,877 for 1894
against total OF $l7, ,Bl0 go for last year.
Of the latter class OF real eatate thefe IL
listed for 1884 a total OF G.6l7. 200 uoros
which ia an iuo ease Of 6i0O69 acres over
last year.
he decline In the stock valuation Of the
state has been very great compared with
lAat yeas figures. For horses tne ASSESSORS
report total valuation for 1894 OF $3 2a3,-
Ol2 40 against valuation OF ~, b66 4O7 Tor
last year. According 20 tho Tetui ns there
are 2, 3J9 more horses IN the state this year
than last. The Aagelsed value OF the cattle
OF the state for 1894 Ia $40. 1886, ,bl2; for last
cor the assessment was $lz. 2l6. $40 on cat
10. The returns show The assessed valua-
tion OF sheep 20 bs sS,35l 40. which total 10
81 96.bJI less than Tor 1898 although the
mum Dor OF sheep for both years ~ pfacii-
cally Tho same. The assessed value OF hogs
for 1894 amounts 10 &62,066 which ia au in
crease OF s2Oo2 over last year. 1hs In
crease In value. however. Ia Lot IN y lopot-
tiop to the increase In numbers as 10 1893
there were only o. 0l4 hogs In the styts as
against 1886 for the present year. The
valuation OF hogs, however, will be in
creased. no the board has decided to raise
tho average assessment to IS u head.
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Another Large Crowd Was at the
Races, and a Good Card
Provided.
Success OF tho Meeting At the Cop
per City ls Already
Assured.
The FAvoVites Got Half tho Evsnts-Aitas
sst BaoE in Thros Heats OF
the $40 Trot.
gpoeI.I % Tho Indsnenaen..

special 70 Ihe Independent
ANACONDA. July S0.-Ths races to-day
drew out smother large crowd, many visit
ore from Butte coming on special trains.
The great event Of the DAY waa the nrst
race five-sightha Of milo. bankers stake.
for two-YeAr-olda, value Of stake t790
Tho o1triss wsrs Tom MeTaRus's Marietta
and Dora. Marcus Days sleeping Child
aud Eta MeKssysr. Hosg a. Litts'u Model.
Spokane G,aoles' Chinook. The Daily sta
Bile sold favorits. Model second choice.
Model won Dora second. Sleeping Child
third. l;O3A. Mu,uals paid sll.td
Running. sevsn-eighths. tsn startsrs-
Red Leo, Disyolo. Minnie Bsaoh. Peri
winkIe. st. Jacob. Mis,y Morn, Jsnnis
Dean. Steve Estes. Lonnis b., 81 Crolr.
Estes was favorite. 81. @ oix won. Jennie
Dean second, s.syo Estes third. 1904.
Mutuals paid 5000.
Selling race. hve-sighths OF a mile
Starters Annie Moore. 800; French LADY.
$500; Tom Tsnsy. $500; Vulcan. $500; Nor
lee. $1,000; Rain Drop. $500. Annie and
Noriee we're fsyoritsI Annie Moore won,
Norlse second. Vulosn third, 1sO2. Muiusls
paid SlL4O.
PIG rot-Higains' Il. ID. f., Mann's
Altso. BrIoksr's Ida d.. MoEyoy's Dan
VsloI. Altao and VeloI fAvoriteA Velox
won. Ida ID. second. Al,so third; time. 2si9
2;2iIs, 2;2l. 2;22. Altao came In 1rst three
heats, bat was SET back onoe for foul
driving and twice for runnipg. The de-
oision caused much dissatisfaction among
spectators.
Trot,ins and pacing open. Tavs Prince
Almont Pyle's Robbie p. Mrs. Thomas
Rsymond's Klamath. Robbie and klamath
were equal beta Three heats we're srosted
aud the race postponed. Robbie took nrst
In 2:i6sl, Klamath the second in 2:2o; third
heat Robbie came In frat. but the heat was
given TO Klamath because of an admitted
foul on the part Of Robbie. Time, 2s2l.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-07-31

wlsuIE0ToN Jnly 20. -'rhe president TO-
day ssnt 10 congress smother lDstallruent Of
Hawaiian correspondence, The mott im-
portant fostufo OF which Ia Miuiates villa
recognition Of tho new republic. lie wFotoi
II hereby, 90 far ne have ths right 10 do.
extend to the republic OF Hawaii the
recognition accorded ita predecessor. the
provisional government, do this IA tho
belief that ] represent the preaidsnt Of the
Uniied ktatss 70 whom, a. chief executive
OF the government my action will bc
promptly Submitted for tho necessary ap-
proval"
In the house to-day Boutelle presented aa
question Of privilege a Joint resolution
eongi atniAting she people Of Hawaii on the
establish mont OF ropubllo and recognize
ing 10 no free aud independents republic.
Referred 10 the committee on foreign
ahaiTs.
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LUMBER YARD ON FIRE.
And Railroad Company DID Not Escape
Without Loss.

And Railroad Company Did Not Escape
Without Loss.
MNNEAPoLrs, July S0,-The third disas-
trous ne in she history Of Minneapolis
broke out about $3.50 this afternoon Ia the
lumber yards Of the shsvlin- Ca rpenter
oompsny. I.spread with remarkable rapid
itS and before 10 was controlled destroyed
property valued al nearly 100000. BS-
sides 100000 feet OF lumber. the gas
manufacturing plant Of the Omaha railroad
COMPANY. ths round house. tool house aud
sand house, and also abe tefn tables OF that
road. nearly forty freight oars. some loaded
with merchandise. aud the otfics building
Of fShsylin-Carpsnter company we're burned.
Revised figures place thV loss Of the
Sheylin- Gar enter company Mt $40, 900.
with insurance of SlG00OO The loss TO the
Omaha company. including cars. is nearly
$600, 900. covered BY blanket insurance.
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GAsHED RIs THROAT.

Though the Wound IL Ugly IL Is Net
Fatal.
Special to Tha Indepsndent a
BUTTE, July 30-Chris Jensen. a prisoner
at the county jail. attempted suicide last
night by hsckinR his throat with dull csss
knife. Two months ago he attempted 10
kill his wife. He fred shot at her and.
believing he had killed bis wife, turned the
Run on himself. Ms. Jenssn's wound was
serious, bat she 10 reoovsiinR. His wound
10 slight and he was taken TO i'il TO await
trial for attempted murder. Last night o
prisoner occupying the same cell with Jen-
zen was awakened by his RroaninR and
found him in the act Of hacking al his
throat with dull case knife. The wound.
though ugly. 10 not serious.
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SARATOGA. July 3),-FIne weather and
good track made tbs sport delight. Five
farlongs-rhe Commoner, Paladin. Nanki
Poo. 1;lOgl, mile-Poientate. La NiAetic.
GWondolin. 1ilGii ive futlongs-FrAnklln
Archives. Tougb Timber, 1886 mile aud
QUE siHtoenth-Clemontine, Chief Justice
The Quosn, l'5); nve nronRs-Fonslins.
Mistrnl, Inuoeeat, l;0lA; mlle aud one.
s,ghth-Ths PeppsL hyderAbld, Miss
Dixie, l.55.
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THE HOT SPELL.

Has Aba,sd Somewhat In Nsv HOrh-NO,
Ia Other Places.
NSW YoRK, July SQ.-Ths hea, iha, has
been more intense the last two days than
for number OF years abA,sd to-dAy, One
death from hss, to-day has been reported
In Nav Yo'k, two In Brooklyn.
PmLApKIFmA, July SO.-Ssvsn deaths
and hve prostratiOns resulted from heat in
this city to-day. The greatest suffering
was oocasionod By The long continuance OF
lho hot weather to-day.
YANKroN, 3. d.. July 90-The thOrmomS-
tor registered l06 he's to-day.
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he,
Boston.


The advertisement that offers
something7or nothing, that teens
with tempting but deluslve nu-
merals, always suggests TO our
minds the ignis fatuus that travel.
ers tell about-the light that how
ers over swamps and lands the
weary wanderer in a hole.
There's one royal road TO safety
in buying clothes. Deal with a re.
liable house. We're not the only
such house in Helena. but were
the only one that sells good cloth
ing at figures far away below pre-.
vatling prices,
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shut Down Iodsnaitoly

DnsvFR, July 30 Tho eond ition Of lhS
coal strike is peculiar. Az Newcastle the
men we're told TO take their tools from the
mine, AZ tho pumps we're 10 DO taken out
and the milne shut down indefinitely. Az
Glenwood the managers to-day offered the
men the samo conditions under which they
worked before the strike. majority OF
the miners desired 10 accept ths ohst, bat
we're iutimidated by the sgitatotg. anu ths
offer was rejected. AsA result tho pumps
will bO taken out and the mlnos closed in
definitely. TIE planta are being guarded
BY extIA euArla
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To Outlaw Trusts.

wAsHISoToN, July O,-RsprosentAtivO
Hutchinson, Of Texas, has introduced a
resolution for an hmendmsnt TO the con-
situation to give congress Jurisdiction over
trusts. The hmsnt proposed is reported na
follows Trusts and monopoliats. deal
inR IN agricultural products OF other arli-
cles OF prime necessity, shall not exlat In
the United states. hnd congress ahAll have
power to euiorce this atticlo By appropriate
legislation"
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Presidential Nominations,

WASHINGTON. July 8o.-Tbe following
nominations were made by the president
to-day; John W. Pack, asssyer Of the mint
at San Francisco; James l. Cratcher. mar
shsl Of the district OF Idaho; Gibson Clark,
attorney for the district OF Wyoming; John
A. McDermott. marshal for the distfier OF
Wyoming.
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Demoeratle cauen, Thur,dnr.

WASHINGTON. July 80.-Reptesenta.ive
Springer is proceeding with tho petition for
house caucus on the tariff. Springer has
not consulted Speaker Cisp or Chairman
Wilson 40 to the caucus, and said he did
not feel called upon TO do so. The time
for the caucus has been changed to Thurs
day afternoon.
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s.aas,, oysr tho Glad rIaln,,.

DxrHoir. Mich. July 8O.-Ths little
steamer Glad TiiiaRa was sunk in tho Ds-
troii river neor EoOrSs this morning by tho
vhalobnok propeller Pathfinder. The crew
gelS ell q owned. Thor are; Michael
westphsi. oaptaini Angus, WestphaI, his
btotheif Jossrh alailka, August Minis, a
Of DoloiL
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NAY HAPPEN ANYWHERE.

But Marquette Was Not = Candidate fos
Capital.
MARouErrE Mich, July 30-supsrin-
isndSnt Dunstsn, OF the Central Copper
Mino company, In KSwapss eoua,y. has rs-
osivsd orders from the directors In Boston
10 abandon the mino, This closes forty-
rear term Of continuous operation OF this
mine. Tho shutdown is dus TO tho utter
exhaustion OF ths vein and failure 10 nna
other deposits on tbs compAny's property.
This ends ,hs copper Industry In this coun-
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AsPEcr OF rEAon.


Week.
WAmNoroS, July 3).-rh0 senate wore
an aspect Of peace and ssronity to-day In
striking contrast 10 the ereitemeat Of last
week. vieo-P eSldeni Stevenson had ro-
turned and occupied bis accustomed seat
Among the bills introduced was one by NJ.
Allen. TO provide for the issue OF $50 OO0-
600 In treasury notea 10 bo diuiEibutsd pro
rata among tho states "for the relief OF the
vorthT poof.' II was referred 10 the
buanee committee. The report OF the
conference on Tue agricultural appfopria-
tion hilL announcing NJ cement on All
emrndmeutu bat the appropriation OF
SliOOO0O0 Tor tho extsimination OF the
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HusaiAn thistle. was Rgresd 10. Tao esnate
formally insistod on this amondmepi ana
sent bill back 10 conferences, The aundry
civil bill was presented and will be consid-
cred tomorrow, aud Cnokrell enzn holloe
thai the ds1oisnoy bill would bs reported
tO.mOfTOW
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Commissioner. Go rn.p,e,Inr.

WASHINGTON. July SO.-0sn. Armstrong.
assistant commissioners of Indian affairs,
has commenced a general Investigation Of
Indian reservations
The annual tour OF inspection OF the
Union and Central Pacific railroads by
Com missioner OF Railroads Wade Hampton
will be begun Aog, 10.
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Special to The Independent

Special to The Independent
BUTTE July 30.-Louis Beaupeart, the IL
yesr-old son of Mrs. Emma Bsaupssrt.
met with almost instant death this after
noon. lie was playing on the Northern
Pacific tressie. under which runs an cleo.
trio street car line. He fell of the trsssle.
and in falling caught hold of the trolley
wire. The electric shock rendered him
Unconscious. All efforts to revive him
we're unayailinR and he died soon sfisr-
wards.
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nnnn.r pAr for slnoh.

cmcloo. Jolly 9O,--Ths live stock receipts
to-day we're the lsigost ever known. vial
Hogs 650O0 cattle 20. 900. sheep l2o0Q .
total of 0T,OoO head. This extraordinary
movement 10 attributed to the failure !si
corn crop.
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Great Northern Appointments.

sr, Paul, July 9O.-Ths 0rsa, Northern
Railway company haa Officially announced
the appointment, Of Cbsrl 90 II. Warren 10
DO general manager. vice q. W. Cass; an l
X. !. Harrington 10 be comptrollc, yioe a.
q. Warren. lie reported tha, hume Qua
laxa
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Desert Land Improvements.

wAsHRaros. July 90.-The senate to-day
passed the house bill sIemptina those who
have entered public land under the desert
land law from making tho annual improve
ments required by law. aud extending the
peiod within which fral proof can be
made 10 Eve years.
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WASHINGTON. July Ex-senator yooI hees
passed very bad night and was not able
to attend the tariff conferences to-day. The
senator is suffering from o complication of
troubles and an operation may be nsoss-
ssry. though his condition 10 such that "a
might be attended with considerable risk.
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Commissioner Herman Not on Hand.

WASHINGTON. July 30.-Owiug 20 ths de-
lay OF John ID. Kornan in reaching Wash
ington the meeting of the commission to
Investigates the causes Of the recent strike
did not take place to-day. The commits
sion will convene al 10 o'clock to-morrow.
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Call MT. Tacoma In tho Other Town.

WASHINGTON, July Ex-senator Squire
has presented n memorial 10 congress Tor
national park surrounding the celebrated
Mt Rainier. near Pugs, sound. Eminent
scisntis.s have given cordial endorsement
TO tho plan.
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For uniformity 10 bread making there
never was door oa the Helena market
that compares with the Atabella. For
pnalry White Lily is the loado,.
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company u Comlnr to Hel.ua.

Special 10 This Independent
BUrTE. July 30-Undor orders received
this evening Company b, of the Twentieth
infantry. will 90 10 Helena tomorrow
morning
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~oee%eto$
GREAT
CLEARANCE SALE
%oeesess%
STILL ON.

We give dollars for cents Just
now. Seldom we do this-usually
give full value. no more. no less,
but the remaining stock of Mems
Summer Suits must 90, and at the
prices it is literally dollars ior
cents A few prices:
Our iss:a' 'ssalat $50 ard sas Men. Suit. $3.50
Our regular SIS. s22 and s2o GtQ M
ror'... .''.'.....s....-...s. V'"'N"
Our regular SIS. slA SIS. si4 Gf00 IN
Must go for...'-'. ,,......VA -'VV