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little camp this morning when II was
learned that Fred A. stanford. CASHIER
for the Anaconda Copper Mfnlng CON-
pany, had died at a:s0 o'clock. Mr.
Stanford was taken Ill with pnenmonls
Just one week ago He was Oh 'rai
constitution and sank rapidly uhtli
saturday evening, when II was thought
a change had occurred for the better
and hopes were entertained for his re-
coyery. He continued very low, now
ever, until yesterday morning. when ~
was seen he was sinking away and
could las but a few short hours. hs
relatives were notified, but .he d,s-
lance at which they reside made Il Inn
possible for them TO reach here. his
wife and children were with hin. con-
stantly from the time he was taken III
until he died. Drs. Anthony ARD Nlhai
did not leave his bedside all Say yes
terday and last night n many friends
assisted in rendering every possible at
tention, but withou avail. He was De-
yond all human aid and at the houf
mentioned passed beyond the
Mr.. Stanford came to Belt three years
ago to accept the position OF cashier Tor
the mercantile department of the Ana
conda company, n had come to be
universally respected and admired by
everyone who knew him. He was an
honest, conscientious and faithful en-
Move. enjoying the highest confidence
of his employers. His long years OF
unremitting labor and his close atten-
ton to his duties undermined ms
health and the illness which led to his
death was occasioned by a complete
wearing out of his system. In his deal
ings with the public he was courteous
pleasant and obliging; in social Ire
quiet. kind and true. a lovable husband
I and father; a man whom IL was good
10 know. He was Al years OF age. He
leaves a wife and two children. a boy
aged = and a girl aged 7. He was born
in-Ffkhorn. Wis, from which place he
removed with his parents to Nebraska
city. Neb. He engaged with Lorton q
Payne. merchants of that city, remain
ing continually in their employ for q
period of IA years. at the end or whicf
time he came to Belt. His parents anc
other near relatives reside in and meas
N-cbraska City. He was a brother-in
law to w. C. Donnelly. who was at oh'
time an auditor in the general offices
of the Anaconda company In Anacon
da. who later was manager of the mer
camille department for the same com
pany at Hamilton. n who IL nov
connected with the general ohices o
the Oregon Railway & Navigation com
pany in Portland. Ore. Mr.. Stanfor'
was a member of the local lodge o
woodme of the World, carrying
policy of 81, 900. He was also insure
with the New York Life Insurance com
pany for $1,000. On Saturday. shor
funeral services will be held under tn
auspices of the woodmen lodge. afte
, which the remains will be shipped I
[ the old home in Nebraska City. tn
sorrowing wife and children Will az
! company them and will be followed b
? the sincere and heartfelt sympathy c
4 every one in the amp.
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THE WORLDS MARKETS
Daily Record of Commercial and
Financial Transactions.
NEW YORK STOCK REPORT
Digest of Exchangs News-Mining Stocks
Metal 0uotations-wool Prices and
Movsments-0rain and Pro-
duce-Review OF Trade.

New York, Aug. Is.-The reaction in
prices OF stocks which has been looked
for for several days came in the late
trading to-day. The professional traders
have been eagerly anticipating this ac-
ton and have several times sought TO
bring II about by attacking stocks with
short sales. They were having fair sue
cess yesterday when the announcement
Of the increase In the Burlington dividend
put them to rout. The subsequent upward
surge of the market served TO make II all
the more vulnerable TO bear attack ana
they opened their guns this morning With
an onslaught on Tobacco, Peoples Gas
and Brooklyn Rapid Transit. Although
this assault came with very heavy
realizing offerings in the gransers ana
Pacific and some fsvorites. the outside
demand for stocks was 50 enormous ar TO
take the market away from the profess
SIGNALS and lift the prices upward. BUT
there came a time later in the day when
the outside demand was for the hrst time
satisfied and when the recent purchasers
OF stocks were still anxious to take the
handsome profits accrued upon them.
The bears kept nibblins at the list and
made an aggressive attack In the lss'
hour, which carried prices down sum
GENTLY to wipe out weak margins and
bring out stop loss orders. The group OF
low-priced railroad stocks and the indus
trial specialties into which the TIDE oil
speculation shifted this morning had not
strength enough to hold the market II
the face Of this liquidation, although the,
held stubbornly through most of II. Some
of them finally with the res
of the list, which fell generally below las
nights level.
The bull clique apparently offered NJ
resistance to the decline. but support wa
forthcoming before IL had proceeded u
any great length. The activity of the mar
ket greatly decreased and the volume o
business was materially smaller than yes
terday.
There was a good market for railroad
bonds to-day and O slightly yielding ten
dency to prices in the late dealings. rota
sales, 50, $50. 900.
The prices for government bonds wer
unchanged except for 3s when issued
which advanced a per cent.
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horses took fright n made a sudden
pIunge forward, which threw Mr.. Fin
lev out. He carried the lines with him
and struck fairly on his head. which
dazed him for a few seconds, and the
team went running madly away. For
a while they ran at a breakneck speed
along the side OF the railroad bank.
where II seemed the wagon must go
over at every jump. During this time
Mrs. Finley did not lose her presence
OF mind. She was preparing 10 crawl
10 the rear end of the wagon and drop
the children out one by one, believing
IL was better TO run the risk OF broken
limbs 1.-THE than keep them In the
wagon where they might be killed when
the team crossed the railroad. plunged
down the bank on the opposite SIC and
from there into the creek. The water
at this place was very swift n the
horses were forced TO walk. Mrs. Fin
lev. with a presence OF mind that seems
remarkable. sprang from the wagon
into the water. and by hanging onto
the harness. succeeded i'm working her
way to the horses heads before they
reached the opposite bank. She man
aged TO get the horses n wagon onto
the land and the children to a place oi
safety before Mr.. Finley came up. MT
Finley saws he fully expected some oil
the family to be killed and perhaps al
OF them badly injured, n he feels
very thankful for the almost miracu'
Ions escane. The only real damagt
I done was the severe bruising SUSTAINED
nv MFR. Finley's nose. but mons OF TN
marty will ever are to have the expe
rience repeated.
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CHICAGO MARE ETs.
Produce.

frOuuts
Chicago Aug. n-Wet weather in the
Northwestern spring wheat territory. to-
gether with high cables from Liverpool.
were responsible TO some extent for the
nrmness that characterized the COM
mencement of trading in wheat. An IN
crease I'm the arrivals up north and a pre-
diction of fair weather tonight and Fri
day in the spring wheat country changed
the temper of the speculative crowd.
when weakness set I'm it was more par
ticularly apparent in December wheat,
the disposition among traders being 10
stay out of September In view OF the
small stocks here and elsewhere. The
hope Of higher prices INDUCED In by the
bulls in the market has Of late been
largely based on the expectation that the
bears would oversell themselves for Sep
tember.
The bears also appeared 10 have some
apprehension on that score and trans
ferred their ventures to December, thus
giving a nervous character to the trad
ing in September and inducing December
| TO an altogether unusual discount under
such conditions as exist at present. The
close wa. TIC higher for September anc
Lassc higher for December.
Corn opened weak and became very
heavy during the forenoon on hauida,on
by longs and heavy commission houses
selling on stop loss orders. Reports from
the country. however. about the prooa'
BILE yield OF the crop were far from cor
robora tive OF the government figures or
the condition. September left on "
higher.
oats followed corn. weak early. bu'
recovered later. The close was unchange'
from yesterday.
Provisions ruled dull most of the time
hut had a few redeeming intervals o
moderate activity. The feature OF the "a
was liquidation by packers OF produc
previously bought and the ready an
sorption Of offerings without much reduc
ton I'm prices. Pork advanced &C. lard DC
cliued SC and ribs remain unchanged.
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snort. and Prizes.

Great Falls. Aug. ls.-The comhlIttee
on sports have arranged the following
programme of events and prizes for the
picnic of the Boston & Montana EN-
ployes. TO be held at Helena on the 2oth'
Baseball game, 100 cigars; tug OF war.
100 cigars: slack wire walking new
hat: put 1e-pound shot. walking cane
iOO-yard dash. for boys, pair OF pants
1O0-yard dash, for single men. nsshsee
shirt. O0-yard dash, for married men.
m~eerschaum pipe: 50-yard dash, TAT
men Goo pounds and over. umbrella
50-yard dash. for married women PAIR
OF shoes; 50-yard dash. for single
vomen. fan: 5O-yard swimming match,
standing broad jump. pair OF
bicycle shoes; hop-skip-and-jump' hsh-
ing rod: swimming race, sweater.
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.bou, one month ago my child, whic

About one month ago my child, when
il Is months old. had an attack OF mar
rhoes accompanied by vomiting. | gave II
s,,cb remedies as are usually given In such
cases but as nothing gave relief. We sent
for a physician and IT was under his care
for a week At this time the child had
heen sick for about ten days and was
ia wing about twenty-five operations OF the
bowels every twelve hours, ana We were
oonyin,sd nat unless IL soon obtained re-
Itef Il would not live. Chamberlain Cole,
cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was rec
ommend.d. and I decided TO try IT, ! soon
Noticed a change for the better. by it'
continued use a complete cure was
brought about and IL IL now perfectlS
,ns,Co w Va. For sale by druggists.
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Deafness Cannot Re Cured

Rv local applications. as they cannot reaeh the
disessed norton of the ear. There Is only one
way 10 cure deafness, and that is by .eonstitu'
tional remedies. Deafness is caused by an IN
famed condition of the mucous inning OF the
Eustachian tube. When this tube gets iinamea
Won have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing
and when il is entirely closed deafness Is the
result. and unless the inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored 20 its normal eondl-
ton. hearing will be destroyed forever nine
cases out of ten are caused 6y ratsrrh "nleh ~
surfaces.
of Deafness caused by catarrhD that cannon oe
iars free y. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo, o.
sold by Druggists, Zoe.
Halls Family Pills are the best
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GREAT FALLS NOTES.

Thomas r. Healy, an old-timer of Fort
Benton, is renewing acquaintances with
friends in this city.
Mrs. Robert S. Ford and sons have re-
turned from Kentucky, where they have
been visiting for the past month.
John McGie. master mechanic for the
Great Northern on the Havre division,
is t~ransacting business in this city to-
day.
The Warren NJ. z. church of the west
side is holding a lawn social at the
residence of e. Dellabaugh this after
noon.
John Horner, formerly the proprietor
of the Milwaukee house in this city IS
now located at Carbondale, where he is
running a restaurant.
w. ]. Kirby of Orr is in the city for
the purpose of meeting his mother, VINO
is over 20 years old, n whom Mr.. orr
has not seen for the past Is years.
Some Of the cattle shipments from
Northern Montana will have to be post
poned on account of the destruction OF
the big trestle on the Great Northern
near Minot.
w. d. Dickinson and family and H. o
Chowen and family have returned from
their outing in the Highwoods. IheS
report the fishing as good, while INT
hunting is only fair.
Olaf NJ. Croft, a brother OF Mrs. c. T
Grove, died last night at the Columoui
hospital after a short Illness. NO ar
rangements for the funeral viii be mad
unit word is received from eastern rela
tives.
Rev. r. NJ. Craven Of the Methods
church at Kalispell is in the city on hi
way home from the conference at Ana
conda. He is the guest of his daugh
ter, the county superintendent o
schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lamb, who ar
visiting i'm the city for a few days an
who were formerly the proprietors
the Lewistown hotel. have three son
serving in the volunteers of the Unite
States and all are at the front.
Ben c. Walker. Walter Coussans an
William Newman have returned froi
Butte. where they attended the gran
lodge. Sons of ST. George. Mr.. Wake
had the honor of passing through all
( the chairs of the organization n wa
further honored by election as delega'
D from the grand lodge of Montana TO a
? tend the meeting of the supreme ods
which will be held in Boston the mid
Of October.
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New York, Aug. Is.-The Evening POSTS
London financial cablegram says: The
stock markets here were lifeless to-day,
the exchange holiday on Saturday next
h ,pins 10 check business. Americans
merely followed New Norks lead, there
being no initiative here to-day and the
close was dull.
Certain foreign brokers here largely
concerned with arbitrage dealings in for
eirn stocks have been cutting commits
sion rates tremendously on purchases and
sales of stocks. These dealers. who act
only for foreign houses. have contracted
"A very large business and are now SAID
70 he turning their attention to Ameri-
cans This IL proving the signal for a gem
eraI cutlery from stock exchange members
against rate cutting.
The Psri. bourse remained duh In spite
Of the Improvement in Spanish Is. The
Berlin market was steady.
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MRS. PARNELl ACQUITTED.
Tn. Defense was That the Gun Went
on in q Scuffe.

WI ta ~
Great Falls. Aug. 1s.-The trial n
Fort Benton Of Mrs. Annie Parnell TOT
the murder of Albertius Curtis, esult'a
Yesterday evening in a verdict or ac-.
ouittaI. The crime was committed
early this spring at Havre. Mrs. far-
nell had left her husband several years
ago for Curtis. and a since given
birth to two children by him. the Oldest
being > years Of age and the youngest
nine months. Last spring Mrs. Parhel'
found Curtis paying attentions 10 one
Laura Howard. "A colored sporting
woman Of Havre, and after a few hot
words, left the house, to return lateI
with a pistol in her hand. Curtis ana
she were alone at the time, but a pistol
shot was soon heard and Curtis was
found dead upon the floor.
Judge Tattan Of Fort Benton was
attorney for the prisoner and the hht
Of defense was hat there had been q
scufie between the pair AND IN IN,
struggle the pistol was discharged
This testimony, given by the prisoner
could not be disproved. apparently
and the Jury remained out of the cour'
room but a few minutes before bring
ing in a verdict OF acquittal. Man!
people in Choteau county had expecte'
a. conviction on manslaughter, at IN
least.
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Chicago, Aug. 1s.-Cattle-cattie ruleo
stronv 10 1Oc higher. Choice steers, s. .4On
Z. so. medium. 81 .90d5 10: beef steers, H9
"A Is. stockers and feeders. S3.50d5; bulls.
&, 75d4. 25: COWS and heifers, S.gOnt. q;
calves, sid7: Western rangers, S5di''''
fed western steers. "a. 0a5 40 Texans
81. SOFAS. Is.
choice. g.. sod3.s5: packers, s3.55d3.T TIA;
butchers g.. eod3. 90: mixed. S3.59d3 s2is
light 81. 55ds rs; pigs. s2.sodS.Tb Is.
s~heep-sheep were lower. Inferior 70
choice sheep. IS 40d4 60; Western rangers
e. 2O14 90: lambs, 81 25d6 30.
Receipts-Cattle, 5000; hogs. z4Oo
sheep, / 5000.
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PROPOSALS
FOR
STATE CAPITOL BUILDING

-
Sealed proposals VIII De receiseoe
the undersigned up 10 IL O'CLOCK nson
OF the 18TH day OF Septehocf' 80
for furnishing all lsoor ana ma.s.1.
erecting complete a three-story nreproor
brick. stone and iron capltol ou'ioInss
To be erected In the city OF Helena. seAr
OF Montana, and all TO De IN run &C
cordance with the plans ana spscinee
lions therefor as prepared py Ben *
Kent. architects.
Proposals must be addressed 70 q. b
Kennedy. secretary, and marked FRO.
posals for state capitol building. ana
must be accompanied by a certined
check In the sum OF 1000 as evidence OF
good faith on the part OF the person
making such bid or proposal. ana snaif
be made payable TO Robert b. smith.
chairman. and will be forfeited TO the
state of Montana II the party 10 wnom
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Ia per cent. Last loans. IN per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. ssn4 per cent.
Sterling exchange easier. with actual bus
Insss in bankers bills at H.S1 demand
and y.s34G4G for 80 days. Posted rates.
81. saiSa4IS and A.seG4.ssls Commercial
hills s4ss. silver certificates. 5SA. d5sizc.
MEXICAN dollars. 46c. Government bonds
irregular. state bonds hull. railroad bonds
firm
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Prim.rv s.coaaAr; or ssruary sypniLs PEI.
t,..t.a Al nome for The sane price under sans
euarsntee. u you prefer q come mere We vi
contract 10 pEy railroad fare and hot.l ells' sha
,osb.r.. 2 We fail 70 eare. II you have taken Ner
NV fodids Potash fsHd still have sehes ana
,sins Mucous Patches IN mouth, Sore Throat,
Plmpsss. Co~pPsrColored spots 1isrTs on IN,
- ~ the bsiy. hair or eyrsTnss fsllins out ~
\. mi, syphiile BLOOD FOLSOM thAs ~s guar
80 - rurs. We solisit the most obstinate
-. ami challenge the sorld FOR a ease Ne ean
- are rats disease has always esred ths
s.HI q the most en- n-ut physicians sooVvvo
,.pit.l behIud our Unconditional gaArants- 40
.,Ert, proof. sent sealed IN Application "a
dress Cook Rsassy Co.. t5Ao Masonic Temps
Chicago, III
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour.
steady No 3 spring wheat. 65n71zc; No.
. red. tic: No. 2 corn, SIC; No. 2 oats
9OIsc: No. 2 white, 24iga 26l4c; No. 2 white.
2sHd25c; No. ? rye, 42%d43c; No. 2 barley.
2sa45c: No. | fax seed, Ssc; prime timothy
seed 81 20: mess pork, per barrel, S.sods;
lard. per 100 pounds. s. .07lzQ5.l2lb; short
ribs sides, loose. S.05d5.S0: dry salted
shoulders. boxed. 4tsd47sc; short clear
sides, boxed, s. Sc.
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The Enormous Gold Product of 1898.

This will be the greatest gold year in his tory.
From South Africa, the klondike and Australia
the precious metal is being shipped in large
Quantities. 1t is believed that this years output
will be nearly double that of any previous twelve
months. The sales of Hostetter's stomach BIZ
tiers are also increasing very fast, aud TINS year
that famous remedy will cure more people or
dyspepsia, Indigestion, constipation, nervous
ness and Weakness than ever before.
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New York. Aug. E-Pig iron warrants.
o.. s7I1aT. Lake p lie. Tin. 1s.l5G
ID. sc. spelter. 5000 soc. Lead. 4.oSd4.loc.
The arm that fixes the selling price for
miners and smelters quotes lead at 3.soc
at the close. Bar silver, sssc.
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OTHER MARK ETs.


san Francisco. Aug. 1s.-spring woods
Nevada i0dllc: Oregon. eastern, lOnlZc.
oregon valley. 15d17c. Fall wools-North'
err mountain lambs. sale; mountain
Ia mbs. salOc: San Joaquin plains o9ec
Humboldt and Mendocino, linl3c.
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washington. Aug. B.-To-day's state
men, NJ the condition OF the treasury
shows: Available cash balance. Sn.s'"'iZ'
gold reserve. $3.50, +02, $50.
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THREATENING RUNAWAY,
ar,. Finley Displays Pluck aud kar'
Presence of Mind.

Belt. Aug. ls.-Last Saturday {. n.
Finley. who lives up near the brick
ward. borrowed a neighbours team and
wagon and took his family up 10 Good
mans ranch for a days outing. In ad-
dition 10 his own family Of small chill
dren. little Miss Edith Holt accompa-
MED them. In the evening just after
they had made the start for home and
whiIe crossing an ~irrigating ditch, tne
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Boston. Aug. Is-oregon Short Line. ~
Boston d Montana. 223, Butte a Boston
94i1
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Ixp.rIepcs Is the best Teacher. Use
Arkers English Remedy in any ease OF eoaxh-
eoIds or Group. should IL fail 70 give ed'ate
relief money refunded % cts ana Do es
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NoLi Tea positively Cures Sick Head
,ehs. indigestion and constipation. A delight
TtI her drink Removes all erupttons OF the
Lin producing a perfect complexion. OF none
refuuded rs IT'S and 30 ctz. For sale by smith
Drug Co. ABseondA. aud PArehen-D aeheul
Drug Co Butte.
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silver Market.
Spauish Fours.

London. Aus. ls.-Bsr silver. 27Lsd. Mon
ey, n per cent.
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London, Aug. 1s.-spanish As closed al
40h.
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a,k.r,s English Remedy b beyond ques-
ton m. greatest Of all modern remedies, lt vii
cure a cough or cold Immediately or money back.
20 ets. and 80 cts.
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Funeral of Mr.. Nelson.

Great Falls. Aug. B.-The funeral OF
lanes Nelson was held this afternoon
from the Scandinavian Lutheran
church and was under the auspices OF
the scandinavian brotherhood, OF
which the deceased was a member IN
good standing. Mr.. Nelson was a ma
tive ~ Ontario. and In 1891 came to
Montana. locating I'm Butte. where he
remained until -four years ago. men
no moved 10 this city and accepted a
position in the tailoring establishment
OF ]. NJ. Dahl. He was n member OF the
Tailors' union and unmarried.
Mrs. Ira Myers is confined to her resi-
dapce NV an attack OF serious Illness.
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DEATH or FRED A. STANFORD.

An Upright Citizen Respected by the En-
tire Community.
Belt, Aug. 1s.-A feeling of genuine
sorrow and sympathy spread over .ha
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c. n. CLARK, Secretary.

a.L~r's English Remedy will stop n
souvb a, ,ny time aud will cure the worst cold
~ twelve bours. OF money refunded. 20 cts. aud
10 Ftx
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Music BY the Celebrated Black Eagle Ban

The race meeting will be held In con-
pection with the Cascade County Farm
ers'. Miners and Mechanics Fair. FAR
dates-September 20. 81, % and %. Pre-
miums. 81. 200. Admission TO the races
will include admission 10 the faIr.
Executive Committee for Fair and
Races-John r Athey. chairman. COG
=, curtis treasurer; VIII n. Clarke. NJ
phiIIips d. +. Wadsworth. I'd A
ReIcheI. c. n. Campbell, f. George
Heidi. W. +, Brown.
For further information apply to
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New York Mining stocks.

New York. Aug. ls.-Money on cali ll-p
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$4,000 IN PURSES
One Fare Round Trip on All Railroads

The stables now participating In the
Butte aad Anaconda races, among
which are represented the best horse'
of the West, will be In