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Railroads.
In effect August 6, 1898.


Railroads.
In effect August 6, 1898.
EAST BOUND.
so :, Arrives 1855 p. N. Departs HOO P II.
WEST BOUND
o.. i. Arrives s:ss A. NJ. Departs s:A A. NJ.
LOCAL
Arrives from Portland at Pm.
Departs for Portland at 2 p NJ.
rwo locs4 freights that carry passengers leave
for the west at 500 A. M, and one for the
-n.r AT $50 A. NJ.
STAGES.
FOR rrinevt.le. via. Bake oven, leave daily
al A. NJ.
For Antelope. Mitchell, Canyon City, leave
laily at A. NJ.
For Dufur. Kingsley, Wamic, Napinitia, Warm
springs and Tygh Valley, leave daily, except
sunday, at A. N.
For Goldendale, Wash, leave every day of the
GEEK except Sunday at A. n.
Offices for all lines at the Jma-illa House.
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THE CHRoNIoLE prints all the news.
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EsTRAYED.

From Hood River, one Brown Mare, branded
5 on left hip. Any one finding or hearing of
such mare will be literally rewarded by send
ing me word. J. K. RAND.
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r Sutherland, NJ. D., c. NJ; F. T. Ne C.
eb . M C. P. and s.. o., Physician and Sur
geon. Rooms 3 and 4, Chapman block
Residence Mrs. ThornbHry's, west end of Second
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txY H. wILSON-ATroRNKY-AT- Rooms
w French & Co.'s bank building, Second
street, The Dalles, Oregon.
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p p MAYS. B. B.s.HgnIINeToN. b. s. WILSON.
MAYS, HUNTINGTON d WILSON ATToR-
vi NEYs-AT-LAw -Ofices, Frenchs block over
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PROFESSIONAL.
TT H. RIDDELA-ATToRNEY-A
Il. Court Street, The Dalles, Oregon.

:. BENNETT, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. OF
n. fee IN Schannos building, up stairs. The
oalles, Oregon.
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Catarrh is positively cured by DR.
Sage's Remedy. Y
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DR ESHELMAN (HoM HoPATHICJ PHYSICIAN
- and SURGEoN.lCalls answered promptly
lay or night, city or country. Office No. 36 and
Chapman block. WIZ
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desire to inform the public that have moved back
Into old quarters, with my complete line
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OHRISTIAN CHURCH-REv.P P. H. McGUFFEY
- Pastor. Preaching in the Christian church
each Lords Day at IL a. m. and 1880 p. m. ALI
are coriifallv invited
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SOCIETIES.

MALES ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER NO. O.
~ Meets in Masonic Hall the third Wednesday
IF each month at p. NJ.
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At tho BroadwsteE
6harpe's orchestra ut the BroaiwAtsr TO-
J0TTlNGs ABOUT TOWN.

Charles johnson, a native of Sweden. was
sworn In as a unit,d States citizen in the
distTio, court yesterday.
Alex Bunell has located the ArgonAunt
lode in the 0,tAwh district. Tho Princes
lode in tho Stsmulo district has been tiled
upon by Will @. Hughes.
pAttiss who desirs 10 figure on the kali
somine 10 ba done In the public school
houses are requested TO call on q. ID. Green
neld to-day or Thursday.
The Beatrice starch company. OF Beat
rice, Neb., has oommenoed suit against
klsnsehmidt Bfothera, consolidated, for
S9l25 claims TO be due plaintiffs on ac-
count
Gouthe Olson, OF American Falls Idaho.
writes 10 TnE INDEPENDENT asking for iu-
formation regarding hia brother knu.e,
who left Utah Feb. .. 1885, for Great Fails
Mont, aud has not been seen since.
Annie Wall was granted divorce yea,sr-
day in the district court ftom Milton Wall.
who was sent 20 the p0nitenaiaTy aboni a
year ago for Tobbing the mails At Living
ston. The divorce was claimed aud granted
on statutory grounds.
The Missoula Publishing company waa
Incorporated yesterday. The object OF the
company IL 10 publish daily aud weekly
psper in Missoula aud 10 carry on q general
publishing business, including tho dealing
ia Of books and stationery. G. H. Miller
aud Geo. u. Boos. OF Helena, aud A. h.
Cook. OF MissoulN, are the trustees for the
fut three months. The capital stock Of
tho company 10 $4,000
The music loving public OF Helena are TO
have taro tieat upon the 2jl OF August.
Airs. Crosby. whose charming voios de-
lighted hO, irionde some years ARo, and
Mr. NJ. II. Hirsohfeld arc 10 eivo aoug
aud uiano recital upon that date. Mrs.
Crosby has boon studying Ter tho past thi 90
yearR IN Germany and England. aud has
odded to a beautifnl Datural voice the
groooa OF cultivation. she will sing IN
English, French, German and Norwegian
illuatTating the several modern aohooa of
song. No one who attended MT. Hirsoh-
telo'a recital In tho 4 esbytsriau church
will miss the opportunity OF healing him
ugAin.
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The Senate Recsives the Bills MAX
ing Sugar, Iron Ore, Coal and
Barbed Wire Free.
But That August Body Put OF
Their Consideration for Oae
More Day.


wAsHrSoros. Aug. 1I.-There wAa but n
scattering OF the senate present to-day
when the vice president called the senate
10 ordef. A messenger from the house in
formed the sonAte that the house had
passed the bills placing coal, iron ore,
barbsd wire and sugar on the free list. on
which II nskod tho concurrence OF the
senate.
Al i2;l5 the clerk OF the house b ought 10
the senate special bills placing sugar, irou
ore and bafbed wire'ou tho fros list.
Manderson objected 10 q second reading
of the free list bills. Hill gave notice OF
an amendment repeating all income taxes.
Tho bills will como up Tomorrow.
Hnle introduced n resolution for printing
$4,000 copies OF hous, bill No. LsGi. known
as 'tbe suga; tariff bil'." Vest protested
against this title. Hale replied tha, he
simply referred to IL by the nnms by which
IL would DO known hereafter Vest ques-
toned Hals's right 10 say what would be
tho popular designation OF the bill aad de-
clared IL an outrsgs uEon the senate. The
resolution went over.
Bills were passed promoting Commodore
Louis c. SaEtori. retired, to be rear admi-
raj on the retired list and authorizing SOL
diers' home managers 10 extend outdoor
relief TO veterans.
At 2:30 tho senate adjourned.
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THE CHINESE TREATY.
Provisions OF the Document Which the
senate Has Ratified.

Provisions OF the Document Which the
senate Has Ratified.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-The treaty with
China which was ratified by the action Of
the senate prohibits the coming OF Chinese
lhborsrs to ths United States for the nsIt
ten years upon conditions specified. The
resttietion ia not TO apply to the return Of
such laborss as have lawful wives. children
or parents in this country. or who have
property here of the value Of $1,000 or
debts equal TO that amount due them.
Tho departing Cinnamon are TO secure be-
fore leaving a certificate from the collector
OF customs OF the district from which hs
leaves testifyinR TO the fact that no has
deposited with the collector q description
OF his family. property or credits aud this
certitoate is to entitlo him TO return TO tho
Uuitsd state. Ia case the description
proves to be false, the right 20 return shall
be 70 fsited. ID is 10 be exercised within
ons year, but in exceptional cases may be
extended for another year.
IL is es seeihlly agreed that the provisions
OF this convention shall noi affect the rights
ot Chinese subjects. teachers stu
dsats, merchants or travellers for cutios-
ity or pleasure, but not laboTers, OF coming
TO the United States aud residing thsrsin.
10 entitle suoh Chinese subjects 20 admis-
sion, thoy must produce certificate from
tacir government or governments where they
last resided and the diplomatic or consular
representative OF the United States in tho
country or port whence tuey departed. IL
IL also agreed that Chinese lAborers shall
continue 10 enjoy the rlyilsse OF transii
NO oss the territory Of the United States IN
the course OF their journey 10 OF & ON other
oountriss =. subject 10 such regulations by
the government of the United States a.
may bs necessary TO prevent such privilege
OF transit being abused.
The Chinese COVE nment valves all OBJ
lection to the requirement. OF the United
plates Law that Chinese residents be reRis
tered, and rtciUrooaliJ this government
conssuts that China shall make the same
isqulrement OF Americans residing in
China.
whilo the treaty Ia made for a period OF
only ten years, 10 10 provided that 10 may bv
extended for another like term OF years
unless either country shall give notice sir
months before the expiration OF the Zen
year Limitation OF a desire TO terminate IL.
The ttsnty nov requires the ratification oi
China, but II IL presumed that the minister
here 10 fully empowered by his goverament
10 act for n Ia this matter.
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Bettsr Than Nothlnr.

wAsHrSoroS. Aug. II, Representative
MoMillin. democrat. speaking OF ths effect
OF the tarid bill. sars; "while the house
bill was the bstter meaSu Q. In my iudR-
ment than tho SENATE bill, the measure ia
wondo fol Improvement on the Mckinley
Law. II gives fT0a wool, free lumber, free
hemr. nhI aud jute and reduces largely
the manifold goods into which all thsso
material sntsr. 10 illustrate; The average
duty on uoOlon goods Ia tho Mckinley bill
is 9Sl6. This has been eduosd more than
hAli. The o Ia also oonside able rsduo-
tion in all the schedules, and the average
will be about 38 per cent against 30 per
cent untsf the present Law. The right OF
the president To impose taxes without con-
eress hos been tAkrn away and given back
20 congress, 10 whom 10 beloneS, aud trom
which II was vrssiod by the Mckinley
law"
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FAVOR PosIPoNEMESr.
Republicans Fear to Have a voic on the
Free Sugar Bn'.

Republicans Fear TO Have a voic on the
Free Sugar 1911.
WAsHsoroS, Aug. IA mfjority of he
republican steering committee favors ths
rostponement OF the consideration OF the
house bills, especially tho ffse sugar bill. II
IL should be forced TO an issue. the republi-
cans would ditilo Gu u anl there would bs
a possibility OF It's becoming a Law. The
republican steering commlttso has decided
against taising the question whsther th >
house Legally had the senate tariff bill In ia
possession end in favor OF referring the
supplemental houss bills 10 the finance
COMMITTEES. II IL believed n quorum would
disappear bef,re they could be reported
from the committee.
II ia not thought possible to pass the free
coal. iron ore and barbed wiro bills In the
senate. There Ia little doubt. In case n di-
rect vote could be had on sugar, that the
bill woull be passed. II 10 should iail OF
being referred 20 the finance oomnittse
republicans would offer a bounty amend
ment, which would cary 10 stewards vote
could be had; otherwise II would DO de-
fsnted by a tie vote. II is said the bill
would be debated at such length that II
would 60 over Till next session.
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THE DEMOCRATIC PROGRAMME.
II Has Not Yet Been Fully Decided Upor
by the Lenders.

II Has Not Yet Beon Fully Decided Upon
by the Lenders.
WASHINGTON, Aug. A.-The democratic
leaders of the senate have occupied con-
siderable po tion of the day In trJing 70
determine what course to pursue with
reference 10 the supplemental tariff bills.
The democratic steering committse was In
session two houis after the senate ad /.
journed, trying to Determine upon the
most advisable polior under the eironm.
stances aud previous to the meeting the
conservative senators had q conference on
ths same subj,ct. IL Is understood the
conservatives advocate the reference OF tho
bills TO the finance oommittee, while the
ateering committee was apparently divided
on the question. Appearances all indicate.
however. that q large majority OF the dem
ocfntic senators would like TO have the bills
passed II they could feel assured their pms
saRe would not reduce tho government
revenues to too great an extent.
The interest In these bills. as In the main
tariff bill Ia In the sugar question aud IL IL
to the free sugar bill they are giving their
personal attention. Their is an evident
tendsncy on the part Of a majority OF the
democratic senators towards amending tho
sugar bill so az TO mike 10 revenue bill
purS and simple. aud IL is now tho pro-
pramne OF the democratic leaders TO amend
the bill II there should prove to be pfos-
vects OF its becoming Law, reducing this
duty. making 1t uniform and striking of
the diffsrontial on rohned supAr. Ihs re-
ducton would depend upon tho figures
which tho treasury department will furnish
as TO the amount OF revenue 10 will be
necessary TO secure from sugar under the
new tariff.
IL would appear that so far the only def
mite arrangement is for tho discuasion OF
th bills nj to-morrow's session II 10 be i'm
possible in the face OF a single objection TO
force the bills TO a thii q reading to-mor-
row. and IL is probable large pait OF tho
day will be Riysn mp to debate on the mo-
tion TO refer to committee. This will
serve TO develop the real Intentions Of the
epuhlcanS towards tho bills and also pos
siblv develol what differences there may
be In the democratic party.
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GOING TO LAW ABOUT 1T.
A Number of Suits Filed In the Unite
States Court.

A Number of Suits Filed In the United
States Court
Levi 3. Provin has brought suit IN tho
United SIatss court against A. w. Chad
bourne. claiming 5000 damages for in
jnfies to his wife in the National park. Mr..
Provin Is resident Of Michigan. Chad.
bourns operated the stugs line from Cinna-
bar through the National park. On Aug
%, 1891. Provin and bis wife. E-tslle
Pfovin, left Cinnsbar for a tour OF the
park. Near tho Mud Geyssr the horses be-
came sunmHnaReable, the complaint states.
and the coach was overturned and rolled
down the hill. This. hr. Proyin claims
was beosuse OF the drivers incompeteuoy
and the horses not being safe animals 10
use. MIS-. Pfovin had one lea broken In
Two places and her husband was put to
considerable expense for medical attend
auee.
Joseph A. Wood. In his suit sgains,
william Wood, 10 asking the federal eoutt
10 settle difference about mining claims
He sa7s ho located the Peter the Great lode,
In Park distfict and sold half interest In
il to the defendant for consideration.
which he claims was never paid. He also
says he lsoated the Mammoth lods. which
lam Wood applied for a paten, for the
Peter the Great Joseph Wood wants the
conflicting claims decided.
The United States has instituted suit
against Mrs, Ruby A. Walker and
J. G. walker for $1,000. value OF
timber Gu, I ON government land In
Fergus county; anu against Jacob RED
ina and HAIRY Gasaet for s. OO0 TO- tim
Der cut from governments land near Clark's
Fork OF the Yellowstone. In Park county.
John W. Lincoln, of Taunton. Msss.. is
suing Frederick X. Griffith and Marcus
DAILY to have a 5000 note given by Griffith
declared lien on 4S0 acres in MissoulA
county. Mr. DAILY 10 made party TO the
suit because Of having an interest in the
property mortgaged 10 sceure ihe nots.
The 4. II. and 4. NJ. Roots company. Of
Indiana, has brouRh, suit against the Boa
ton and Montana COMPANY for 50, 36t foT
machinery sold and delivered.
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AtJsroms Park.

NEw YoRK, Aug. H-At Jerome Park two
out Of siK favoritss won. The racing ss
whole was featurelsss.
Six furlouRs-Psctolus. Nv Gyps. Shelly
Tuttle, 1d7. mile and one-Bixteenth-hAry
Stone. Little Mat Terrapin. l:54; half mile
Cromwell. Midstsr. Metro. oils, 40; miis
-Lochinvar, Sayonara. BABY. l;t7; six fut-
lones-Jennis A., EttRrre. Monotony,
l,l9l1; Titan eouise-Pochino, ArmitaRe,
HAlton, 1;22.
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Mlssouias Tax Levy.


Special TO The Independent
MIssouLA. Aug. it.-Ths Missoula oouniy
commissioners have completed their labors
and adjourned for ihs quarter. The tax
levy for the rear was hrod al II mlliA
agOinst II mlllu, tho rate lsS, JeHr, The
Northern Pacific assessment o. returned By
tho governor and secretary OF state foo,s
up the sum OF sLoS9 l7s. TO which may be
added five per cen, for improvements,
amounting to $40. tiS. The report on the
railway assessment completes the assess
ment roll for 1894 and shows total
assessed valuation for the county for ths
current IenI 20 be s. $40 2t7.
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GlLoHRIsT-sTOKEs.
A Quiet Wedding at the Home OF Rev !
v. Moore Last Evening.

A Quiet Wedding At the Home OF Rev T.
v. Moore Last Evening.
MIRA Fannie IL. O. Stokes was married
last evening 10 Mr. Thomas G.lohrisL the
we'll known merchant aud managing meme
boF Of the firm OF Gilehrist brothers. The
wedding took place al the residences OF Rev.
T, V. Moo e pastoT Of the Firsi PfosbJ-
tOriaB church. and wac very quiet affair.
Miss May Wheeler waa bridesmaid aud J.
II. Murphy acted aa beat man. After the
CEREMONY Mr.. aul Mrs. Gilohrist wsnt 20
tho BroadwAtef, whore n neat wedding
supper was served. The Ruests we're NJ.
nud Mrs. &. Il. Garrett. Miss Wheeler. J..
n. Murphy, George II. Child aud W. q.
Buskstt. Mf. aud Mrs. GilohTiat leave
,his morning for the sasi on a wedding
tour,
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MAY Not aiSn II,

WASHINGTON. Aus. n.-As the house Of
representatives adjourned until wednoaisy,
tbU tarid bill cannot be aont 10 the white
house until tomorrow. Goht pressure
will be brought ~ bsAF on tue president 10
induce him 10 sign tbe bill, but the state
ment maze By the Associated y esa yoater.
day that IL Is bis intention 10 let tho bill
become a law without his signature can be
ioitsrstsi to-dAV, A member OF the oabi-
net said to-dAy II the presidsnt did aiiix ha
signature 10 tho bill II would bo Aooompau-
led by n statement OF his oaaona.
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IN. r.llm,,.a Rnr.nun..

wlmuoroS Aug. 1.-THE passage OF
tho iar,G bill hSa led TO various oslimAIes
as TO tho ,fscta u will have upon tho ma
tlonal revenues. Tho treasury estimates
for the fiscal ,rat 1895 ahow aggregate sv-
enues OF Slhi t27, TAS. from these aoutoes,
Cations. fi11 10OUOO0, intei nal revenue,
OOO. 900; miscellaneous itema Sye,000, 0O0I
rostSl service. Ssi, tgIT&S,
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LOU -
stoeiAl 10 The lndepsndoat

sroeiAl 10 The lndopOnd0at
BUTTE AoR. li,-A daring attempt was
made thls evening 10 rob the sale In sil.
van Hughoa' grocery store on west Park
street. A woman eot the clerk 10 so down
in the cellar after bacon, and then her con-
fsisrats entered the once aud tried TO ptT
the money bon In ,hs safe open with a
ohisul. The clerk found him In ,ho act
and grarplsd with him. and hard battle
ensusd. The burglar was arrested.
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Special 10 Tho independent
ANACONDA, Avg. iA-Evsy subordinate
lodge IN the s,s,e bat two ls represented M
ths grand lodge A. q. u. W, which con
vsned hero to-day. Nothing OF public
nature wus done At The days session. To-
morrow ,he atsnd lodge will continue IN
work aud there will DO big pio-nlo al tho
park. The town is oroiess,y decorated In
honor OF the gBosta
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Iiase Hall.

WASHINGTON Aug. A-wsshinston o.
Cleveland 3.
NEw YoRK. Aug. M-Nsw YORK o. 81,
Louis 4.
BRooKLTS, Aug. A-Drooklyn l. Chi
osRo5.
BALrIMoRS Aug. l4-BAltimore 9, Gin
einnRtib.
BosroS. Aug, ti-Bos,on %. Pil,sburg 8.
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NO PUBLIC BUILDING.
The senate Recedes From IIs Amendment
for One NJ Helena.

wAsmsoToS, Aug. 1.-THE eonfs once
COMMITTEES OF tho two houses concluded
consideration OF the sundfy civil appto-
priation bill lhto to-day aud will report
their agreement tomorrow. Tho senate
will recsds from its amendment Appropri-
atinR 100000 for public buildings Al Boise
City, Cheyenne. Helena and Spokane. Tho
house will accept the amendmont OF tho
senate for lama aurveis 10 tbe states OF
Washington, Idaho Montana, south DA-
hotA and Nyonlng and IN regard TO sol
dieTa' additional homeatoadp. lhe amend
mOnt containing donation OF l00l, 900
acres OF land W tbe arid Ian atstsa for tho
sneon aeomsnt OF irrigation remains In the
bill, but Ia an amended TO M.
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SARATOGA. Aug. 1.-THE features OF the
day were the Foster Memorial handicap. Ia
which Lamplighter. 70 Tsmbien and Duoat
entered. and the Melbourne Stud stakes.
fos which Lisssk snd Prince OF Monuoo
had been eolofed in the card. Yo Tam
bien's victory over Lampliahtss was some
thing OF Q surprise, the latter closing q
pronounced fAvoli ite with the western rep
ress ntativos, aud Ducat In about equal
favor. for place. MiIe-Chatanooga. Hyde
Rabbi. lngomsr, 2;43, siI half furlones--
Henry OF Navarro. Potentate. Lake Shore
1901; seven iurlonRs-Lissak. Prince OF
Monaco. Brioso. l;29; mils and sn eighth
70 rambisn, Ducat, Lamplightor. 1889
six furlopQs-Tom Skidmote. Clementins
Leonard, 1;27l5; five half furlongs-Ttoph,
Geliina, DoorgA, Hollywood, l;09k.
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Yesterday Was a Good Day FOR the
Flyers at the Butte RaeO
Nesting.
Robbie p Broaks Worlds
Record for Horse Driven
by It's Owner
Dr. Pun and 0oldb1K Atse set ths Mack
Fog Lower for MontaRa
Horses
Special to Tho Indspcndsnl

Special 10 The IndspendsnL
BUrrE. Aug. M-Thls was q Rrsa. record
smashing day al the track. -Four Wero
smashed, one OF them a worlds record.
Robbie z. covered the fastest mile tha, has
ever been gone TO haness in tho state, and
also breaks the worlds record for horse
driven by lts owner and breeder, In race,
2l3. made BY Nelson. who was iven by
@. W. EelAoa At Grand Rapids in 1892.
d.. PuH reduced tbs Montana record for
two yeAr-oid trottsTI from 2355G 20 2'29.
and Gold Bog in the hvo-eiRhths Of a mile
hsndiesp out tho track record down 10 l;0i
Robbis Pa psrfo nance was the star event
OF the day. II Was 10 the fourth hea, that
be made hls fest mile, and had he been
pushed by Klamath at the lniah hs eodld
have mads still faster time. He trottsd
fairly aud honestly eve , inoh Of the heat
Robbis r. Ia eieh, ycais old. By Charles
Cadrsg. out OF Mamie, aud 10 owned By
I'd Pyle, Of SyrAcuse. Neb.
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Special 10 Tho Independent.
GgsAT Fans, Aug. h-AIspori ON BE
Gays that owing 10 the mines sidks the
Cashier Coke and Coal compsny will o'oss
their mines untll March ntGL
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Died Of Heart Failure.
aneclnl to IN. lnlopandont. /.

GREAr FANS, Aug j,.-H. 4. OAKLAND
dipd thls nfle noon oil hsaIt failure. Hs
came here about i've ysers ago aud has
been In the real eItats and m.nine business
since. Hs vas ~ ysuTa old aud leaves a
wife and hve children living here.
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LIQUORS..

All brands OF whisky in cases at
equally low prices.
Fancy Liquors packed in assorted
cases at case prices.
25 gross pint FlasiSs Sc. 80
25 gross quart Flasks. .. 900
All mail orders will be attended
TO promptly.
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