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BUFFALO, Y. Y, Aug. 9-Hamlin's 4
year-old Fantasy reduced her record today
In an exhibition mile. paced by runner.
She went easily to the half in LOS and
moved to the third quarter in 81 seconds,
and then came home in % seconds, making
the mile in 2:OS14. This betters her Swear
old record
Hamlin also won the 2:40 race in the race
between his mare Nightingale and l. 4.
Odelb's stallion Greenlander. The mare
went yoked with the horse for the first
mile in 2:O71l but let out at the three-quar-
ter post in the second mile and came in
easy. Greenlander finished gamely but
his legs had given ont and he could hardly
hobble off the track 1t was out of the
question to start him for the second heat
and the mare walked over the course in
hardly workout time for her.
Summaries: 2:lS pacing, 3-year -olds and
under: Rokeby won the second. third aud
fourth heats and race. Buck Franklin
won the frs: heat. SidmOnt, Belle Acton
also started.
Time, 2:I61E; 2:l3'l; 2:16 2:139!.
2:1S troItng: Miss Nelson won in three
straight heats Baltona Com. Porter,
Brown Dick, Miss McGreCor, Edith r,
Aunt Delilah Ruby, Forest Boy. Lorel j.
Laughran, Sixty Six, PelterIne Raenseal-
laer Wilkes Dominee, Captain Walbridge
also starred.
Time, 2:151l; 2:13Lt: 2:131I.
Match race, 2 miles, trotting: Nightin-
gale won. Grernlander second.
Time, Az 4: 1865; 4:t31l: 5:0ljz.
Free for all trot, (untnisheG): Alix won
the first and second heats, while Pimlico
took the third. Pixley, Phoebe Wilkes,
Belle Vera, Walter E, Ryland 7, also
started.
Time, 2:O9}[; 2OS3[; 2:1O@z.
Exhibition, Fantasy against time.
Record for 4-year-old mares: Time,
quarter, 80; half, 1:05JI; three-quarter,
1861; mile, 2:0S%
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Kansas Bicv clists Meat.

LEAvENwORTH, Kan, Aug 9-The
eiglh annual meet of the Kansas Wheel.
men opened at the race track this after
noon. Results:
First race-One mile: B. Fibbs, Kansas
Citv, won; Fred Feist, Kansas City, sec
Ond: II. Walker, Leavenworth, third.
Time PAL > ,
Second race-Half mile: Ed II. Grath, St.
Louis, won; VI. III. Burt, Wichita. second:
II. /. Dobson, Chicago, third. Time
III 2-5.
Third race-Oue mile, handicap: NJ.
Stevenson, Topeka, won; +. Eberhardt,
Topeka, second; Dan +. Myers, Fort Scott,
third. Time 2:45 %
Fourth race-Half mile: H. Rebnschild,
Kansas City, won; Blowdick, Lawrence,
second. Only two starters. no time
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Wichita Produce and Fruit.
Market steady. Wholesale prices are
follows:

Market steady. Wholesale prices are as
follows:
Sweet corn ) cents per dozen Gu
cumbcrs u cents per dozen, pot atOes 6Gc,
turulps JNc per Dushel. lemons, per box, So -,
oranges per box S425; bananas, per bunch,
81 Jtt3 10; COcosnufs. s. 90: peanuts, - UOt6 0J
walnuts, Sl2GJal4 %, asparagus, 3jc per dozen
bunch: radishes. long red, luc per dozen bunch,
new bects, l5c per dozen; caulItfOwer. GOc per
dozen; lettuce, Ice per pound; beans 215c per
plum~, p qt cases 81 ~, purple damsons = -
per crate, Red river sand 81 80 per DUshel.
Apples. choice summer varieties. 50 - per
l3fa2c per pound. Cheese, Yonng America,
l314c, twins l2c. fats l2l6c, Crawford Co,
Penn, full cream cheese lic, swiss ioaves l9c.
pickles, small If Dbl s. -, 10 gal keg $ 30 gal
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Confidence in Dry Goods

NEW YORK, Aug 9.-Tbe demand was
more general and included cloths,
flannel, blankets, brown and bleached cot
tOus, gInghams, clothing woods. Italians,
sleeve Innings. mOhairs, alpaGss aud silk
There i n better tone To the market aud
buyers are going ahead with more conf
deLce. The immense stock of clothing OF
y. j. Schloss * Co, will be sod at auction
on Tuesday, the l4th inst. Printing cloths
are quiet aud 25s less one per cent
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CLOSING STOJK OJOPATIONS
Money on cali.

NV YORK.. Aug 9.-Money on call easy
al / per cent. last loan per cent. closed 1
per cent. Prime mercantile paper 3aj per
cent Sterling dull and weak, with
actual business in bankers bills ar - seit
for demand bills. and a Ssa4 SEA Tor
60-day bills: posted rates, - s715a4 SLY Com
merciaI bills 81 s6I4sJs. Silver cert dcatcs
64a6j.
Tie total sales o. stocks today were
is 543 shares including: American Sugar.
5OluO. Burlington aud Quincy HsUG Chicago
Gas 1000: Dis,il!ers and &. r. 300. Gen
eral Electric 4 5n; Louisville and Nashville.
HOO. Missouri Pacific 20; K. & ". +. NTH
assessment s,I0O; 1T. Paul, a0,Uoo; Western
Union 500
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THE LANGUAGE WE SPEAK.

IKE English : 70 become universal
u i increasing, IL Is estimated, fully
{. 90. 60 annually.
THREE centuries ago less than 800.
ooo people spoke the English tongue
IL al parts q the globe over 49, 90 =
ooo people a. ths present tine employ
J.
or this TIE United State claims ~
CO. 90. British islzz,-1 = 81. 90 zI3
Canada 4 5000
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BASE BALL.

With new pitcher Boston yesterday
won a game and Baltimore lost one thus
widening the space between the two
leaders. Cincinnati and Chicago had a
tussle again IN which the Colts won ana
the TWO clubs are now tied for eighth place
again.
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Is FULL OF LIFE
STOCK MARKET HAS A STRONG AND
ACTIVE DAY OF IT.

There Is an Appreciation in Values Of
American Seen rities on the Lon
don Market and That Helps
Prices to Move Upward, in
Addition TO Good Home
Buying and Foreign
T'urchases-Sugar
stock is Very
Unsettled
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KANSAS CITY, Aug 9-Cattle-R Receipts,
$1,000; shipments, 800; for best steady,
Others slow aud weak; Texas steers - -
$500; Texas cows. 81 4502 20; beef steers,
s. Co.'s G0;uatIve COWS. $l0JG265: stockers
andteeder-. 81 95@3.30: bulls, S1.5OG27O.
Hogs-Rec-ipts. ll.OO0; shipments, 400;
market to 10 ceLt5 lower; bulk of sales,
81 9005 10; heavie-, 81 90G5.20; packers.
81. 95a5 %; mixed, 81 S5Gj.O5: lights. 81 -
as %; workers. 50 0O@5 %; pigs, 81 600 500.
Sheep and L4mDS-Receiprs, 800; snip
ments, =: market slow and steady.
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Daily America Wins Easily.

NEW YORK. Aug. AT jerome Park
today In the opening race, nine were
scratched and Daily America was on top
and heavy favoriUe. Stonenelli took the
lead and kept il TO the stretch when Slmms
gave Daily America his head and he came
away and won easily.
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Baiteries-Baker and Barrett; Jones and
krauss.
At Toledo r II E
Toledo. ......1 100000 o. 6 "A
Grand Rapids. 20 0 o 0 o 0 0 o.
Batteries-Foreman and Mcfarland;
killen and Shields
At Milwaukee, r II L
Kansas City.....O 1909 900 O. 3 >
Milwaukee. ..0 0 0 Q 0 0 0 "a 8
Batteries-Daniels and Donahue; Baker
and Lohmau
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COTTON MARKET.
New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. e.-Cotton-Quiet and
steady; sales spot 5J0 10 arrive -; receipts pa
stock 81 so.
Futures barely steady; sales 100: August
g. 40s6 -; September 30 19a6 a.: October s. IA
a. A.; December y Sat 81. Janaary s. 64a6 -.
February 81 ~: March - 6sa5 ~; April g ga
-: May 81 Sla6 60.
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NEW YORK. Aug. 9-Coffee-Options
opened dull: unchanged; ruled inactive and
weak but firm
Spot CofTee-Rio. Quiet: No :. 16I4; Mid.
quiet; Cordova, l9al9l4. Sales none
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NAY JUMP AGAIN
CORN IS VERY LIKELY TO MOUNT
TO THE SKIES AGAIN.

Bullish Government Report is Ex-
pected and This With the Damage
Which Has Taken Place Since
the First of the Mouth Will
Probably Bring a Big
ger Squirt Than Has
Yet Been Felt
General Mar
ket News.
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s.. Louis

ST. Louis. Aug. 9.-Cot-on Quiet: Md
ding e.; sales none: receipts So, shipments
100; stock $40 bales
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Sugar Market.

New YORK. Aug Raw. steady. Fair
refining 25S. Centrifugal 81 test 3ls landed
Sales so, he1nedQuiet and steady.
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lhleagO Marker.
Opened HighesfI Lowest Closing,

CHICAGO, Aug. g.
The market today experienced the following
range of prices.
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wichita Produce and Poultry.


NIarkeI uuII.
Poultry - Hens, live, per pound. 45c:
ducks. full fcatheTed. 4c: geese. 1--we, &c; tur-
keys: hens, live, sc; turkey toms, live, &c;
ROSTERS, &c; spring chickens, Sc.
Produce i'uticr, creamery. pc; choice
country. S.; eggs. with cases, %; hides
per pound, No. !. 219c; No. !, l1ac
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st. LorIs. Aug. -Wheat-Higher; cash,
52isc: August, 8 &c; Sept mber. $50.
CoRS-Higher; cash, Sc; Aug. sc; Sept,
$3.50.
OATs-Lower; cash SEE August, SIC;
Sept. S2d4c.
PoRK-lobbing, sl3 57ls.
LARD-Eirmer; s. 1.lgas -
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Delicate Pudding Boil toyctAss
ore cspfsi q fra4s Juice and one espful
ot water When boiling sdd thr-s
tab.espooofs.s = com starch vet vita
p little cold wafer. and cox Zen nm
u.es Add a saItspoonful % salt. saEaf
% taste. aud just a. i = taken froD
t1e Gre add the whites q thr~- eRgs
beaten r1tl toamy. b~at az ,ogrtne-,
tAsa pour ioto mold which Eas a-e1
vet rs.-A cold 1a,e-. snd 49, assfe -
hzrten- Maze a toslsd cust..rd - 80
ysizE - the Three eg~A thrr~ table
sppozf1ls % E-gsr. aid 20 = pin; ~ at
T. *. pGt i9.5 tae ea1hIe boiler All
cox uatI trscken~l. st-atu luf0 =
pitcher % cool When really - s~rTs.
turn ;ze fruit lu.e- IN 20 a platter an
u<8r tie cusizTd around GOD
Eonss&@s p.o.-
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GRAIN Quotations
BY
HODGES & SEYMOUR.

No Hard Wheat. ..........-.--.....-.....
No >Ott Wheat. Al &C
Basis NJ ssissippi River.
Always In the market for strictly pure mill
ing wheat-hard or soft. Can furnish oats.
1O3 S. TOPEKA. TELEPHONE 1872.
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cENFRAI, spoRTINo NOTES.

Yesterday morning the relay bike race
had reached Springfield.
Pierre Lorillard has offered Jack Chinn
! SIS, 900 for Lissak. 1t was declined.
After trial of three games. the Cleve-
! land club has given Tony Mulaue his re-
/ lease.
! Pitcher Stratton has proved a winner
| for Arson, having won SIX out of nine
games.
Jack McAuliffe and Critic have been
matched to box ten rounds rt catch
weights N the Seaside club, New York,
August %.
John c. Vanheest the featherweight and
"hld" Vance llghtWei ght, will meet in a
| fifteen round contest before the st. Joe
Athletic club the night of August 10.
Steve Brodie, the bridge jumper and
| manager of pugilists, was stabbed 10 the
night side of the neck late on Saturday
night by "A boOkmaker named William
Heany during row on the Bowery.
Eugene Leigh declares that after the
sale of his race horses he will retire from
| racing aud devote his time TO his farm in
Kentucky until the spring of 1896 when
| he will race stable or his own breedi z.
The first step in the transfer of the office
of the secretary of the League OF Ameri-
can Nheelmen from Boston to Chicago
will be completed when Abbot Bassett,
the secretary, reaches tine latter city to-
night. His office III Boston was closed
yes teTday.
Orrin Hickok says that Directum is COM
ing to Ills speed and Will soon be IN racing
condition. His first race viii probably be
at Boston in September. He has been
tered in the big stallion race OF the New
England breeders meeting. which Is worth
Sl5, 600 and will probably start for it.
Smith Carr OF San Francisco, has broken
all known records with a pistol. Carr
shot at an American standard target at a
distance Of fifty yards, ten shots 10
string. The total rumter of shots he fired
WAS l 900, and be scored 80 of a possible
100 on three different strings. His total
score for the 1000 shots was $50
Up to July 1892 2-year olds mad started
this year. and OF these 255 Won, leaving OBS
in the maiden class up 10 date The most
frequent winner was Ezell's unfortunate
colt Toby, by imp AlberT-Altiphone,
which died at St. Paul few weeks ago.
Re was an eleven time winner out of six
teen starts and he was placed in three of
the others, being unplaced but twice.
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Western Laasua-

At Indisnapolis-- RHF
IuJiianapolis....I 2312I 2-I4l4 I
Detroir. , = > % o. 10 :
Batteries-Pepper and Narphy; Borchers
aud Glenalvin.
At Ninnsapolis- r II E
Minneapolis. .....I 241O4O O-lalS )
Sioux City.....2 o @ > 0 I 10 .
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.
Rutter and Legs.
Coffee Ontinns

NEW YORK, August. q.-Rutter - Quiet
Eggs-Neaker; western fresh l2l4al524.
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OMAHA, Neb., Aug 9-Cattle-Receipt
$500; Prime beevrs, 8 90@s4 30; good To
choice sreers, s.. 40 a; fair o coOd steers.
$50 1855; grass-rs, IS 25,GS3 80; western.
81 S0Gs3 GO: Texans. s2.25GS2. -; common
aHd canning cows. 81 25GS2 p
H0gs-Receipts. l0,C0J: the shippers
bought all the good hogs. and as the pack
ers Were not buying anything, II left quite
supply unso,d. Pricers We're from ,: 10
l0c lower. Light sold ar s4G4 80; mixed,
81 25GS4 30; heavy, a. 50@5.o5.
Shevp-R-ceipts, loo; fair to good ma
tivrs. s.. 1888 %: fair 10 good westerns.
>, j00S3; common and stock sheep, Sl.75
@ =; lambs, S3ds4
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Local Grain and Feed aar:set.

Market slow.
Wheat-No. ,, i0c; other grades. SIC. Corn
3Sa4Oc. Oats, Soc. Baled hay. - ,sls5 %. Ground
corn. SOC. Corn and oats mixed. sc. Bran, per
ton, Sl2 10. Ship, per ton SI3 ".
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Western Associat ton.

At Jacksonville p Fl z
St. Joseph. .....4 0 l 3 l s o ) 80 % 4
Jacksonville 30 0 = =-l2 II 8
Bat;eries-Johhson and Armstrong;
CaplingeT, Hatcher and Snyder.
At Rock Island r Fl E
Rock Island ......0 242 0 OBS - 3
Des Moines. 0 0 0 0 2 3 10 3
Batteries-Sonnier and Sage; McMackin
MCNicker and Siessler.
At Peoria r II F
Peoria. ........O ) 80 5 90 la IS 0
Lincoln. .......0 U 0 0 0 0 90 / , 4
Batteries-Beam and Terrien Baltz and
SDeer,
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Cash quotations were as follows:

No spring wheat 55a55t5c No. S spring
wheat, mai. No. red 55Iaa553fc, No. > corn,
5GlAc. No. 3 yellow corn ......c, No. ,
35lsc. No. , rye 49c. No > barley. nomI. No 5
non'l. No. 4. n'm' MOL faxseed 81 2Sl6 Prime
timothy seed, 50 10. Mess pork per Dbl.
sl3 25alS 50 Lard, per 100 lbs. s. 271Za7 -.
Short ribs sides, loose. So gtt1 %. Dry sailed
shoulders. boxed. St 31Ia,6 -. Short clear
sides, boxed, s. l219s7 37Ja. Whisky dIstillers,
finished goods, per gallon, u -.
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BROKE HER RECORD

FANTASY MAKES HER BEST TIME
AS FOUR-YEAR OLD.
She Makes a Good Mile with Great
Ease and Gets Into a Very Fast
Glass Greenlander Enters
Race, but Breaks Up and
Can Hlrd1y Hobble
From the Track-Yo
Tambien is Badly
Beaten - OH
er Sports,
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GRAIN MOVEMENTS.


On the Produce exchange today the butter
market was unchanged. creamery, l4a2lc;
dairy I7lsal9c. Eggs, steady; l28l5.
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Wichita Br-adstuT Market.
Market steady. Wholesale prices are quot
ed below
Flour-First patent, 81 %; second patent.
81 40. Corn meal, 81 %.
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CLOSING BOND LIST.

New YORK. Aug 9.-Governmen. bonds
firm. State bonus dull. Railroad bonds
strong.
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he close found s. s. the top for heavy and
50 p the extreme outside quotation foc
light. Receipts were 1900 less than for
Wednesday aud 5000 less than for last
Thursday, but the break in grain and pro
visions made buvers cautious aud bearish.
The bulk of the medium aud heavy
weighs were disposed OF az %. l39 5.39 and
from IS 1905 p bought most o. the light
The close as steady.
Srl-s of inferior TO choice sheep were at
sl@S3.25 Der 100 pounds with extra quoted
At - s. 10 The lamb market WAS
about .te~dy at g "A 60, tnough the offer
'ng~ had to be choice ia bring more than
81 p There wera uot many sales OF sheep
At better than S2.15, from S29<2..5. taking
most OF tire stuff Lambs sold principally
at s. 15@si 10. Receipts were estimated
At 5000.
k-ceipts-Csttle. 1900; calves, 500; hogs.
>. G0J; sheep, 5000.
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6T - - sgTl9 rlarfy. III =4arrY
yo-n-er wo-e.- s7b MARI razs1n RI.
he szus z-s. ard - NARY ol-sF WIN
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WICHIfA MARKETS

WICHITA, Aug. Q.
CATTLE
Cattle-Market slow and 10c lower.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
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HOGS.
Hoss-Market 5alOc lower.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.

The following are the representative sales Of
hogs at the yards to1ay:
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The Da11es Daily Chronicle.

Entered the Postofice at The DalIes, Oregon,
as second-class matter.
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JULY JINeuINes.
Leaves From the Notebook of Chronicle
Reporters.

The Regulator left the Cascades at
8 40, and should be here at O'Clock.
The Columbia is 36.7 feet above low
water mark today and going down
slowly.
The county court has ordered the de-
linquent tax lists of 1898 and 1894 ad-
vertised.
The Portland mail came up from
Hood River overland yesterday evening,
being the first since Thursday.
The county court fixed the salaries of
the deputy sheriff and deputy clerk at
$75 per month.
County court adjourned Saturday
night until the Goth. The appointment
of stock inspector was put off until
that time.
Reports from Astoria are to the effect
that another tremendous run of blue
backs is in the river, and due here in
about ten days.
Walter Rowe Saturday afternoon with
drew his plea of not guilty and entered
plea of guilty. He is indicted for lar
ceny from store.
Mr.. William Buskirk has found g
watch, and will turn it over to the
owner on his proving property and pay
ing tor this notice.
That big hole over the sewer near thu
courthouse should be filled, before
serious accident occurs. There hav,
been a couple of close calls there already
That well known caterer, Jack Dona
hue, has moved back to the old quarter
on First street, and the Baldwin restau
rant is again running under his super
vision.
John Doe got on another of hi
disreputable sprees yesterday, in spit
of the fact that it was Sunday, an
this morning he put up $5 and was dis
charged.
The pile driver is at work on the Mi
creek trestle, but is not driving piles be
cause the bedrock won't permit i
Bents are being put in, but the work
very slow.
We managed by slipping in to tn
clerks Office at noon to get the minute
of the county court, except the bill
which we will publish as soon as the
can be procured.
Saturday we inadvertently used ii
word plaintiff instead of defendant
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Arrested for Cattle stealing.

j. R. Underhill, constable Nansene
precinct, arrested man named Alvin
Sigman of Dufur, charged with stealing
six head of cattle, which he took from
Mr.. Underhill. Sigman had rounded
the cattle up at Phipps' place Tuesday
evening, and Phipps, thinking it was
one of the Underhill brothers, spoke to
him. He made no reply, but drove the
cattle off. Phipps reported the matter
to Underhill the same evening, who got
up and took his trail, catching him with
the cattle near The Henderson school
house. Underhill brought his prisoner
to town this morning, and he has his
preliminary examination this afternoon
at 4 O'Clock
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wiIl give q Reward.

1 received the following letter July
4th, and will pay 500 reward to any
person who can prove who wrote the
letter. as 1 am innocent of any charge
made therein. MARTIN JAKsHA.
THE DALLEs, Oregon.
To Mr.. MARTEN JAKsHA, THE DALLEs:
owing to remarks lmade by your own
mouth, also propositions that you made
to the prosecuting attorney of giving
him a bones if he would work hard to
prosecute William Hurst some time ago.
has been given away to some OF the
COW boys of your community and that
YOU would swear false to help convict
him also to convict others.
Now then you fool-headed dutchman
and sneak thief ought to know that this
is against the law and unlawful for the
prosecuting attorney to accept such
money. the same law applies to jury
men Therefore you have committed a
crime and we II stockmen who are tax
PAYERS of this county. and secretly or
ganized to look into the develment that
YOU and some others are raking up
against the stockmen will be likely to
visit you some night and teach you to
hold your tongue your hogs always wear
an unhonest mark what remarks have
YOU made about the Brookhouse boys
that they have got hold of
We have cattle and horses ranging
from Hood River to the John Day River
and propose to protect our rights.
xxx.
S1Rs-I have been frequently and
much in Mr.. Jaksha's company, and
never heard him say or hint anything
charged to him in that letter.
! ARCHIE WILSON.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-09

an item concerning the case of Conroy
against Harris. The defendant, Mr..
Harris, won the suit.