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HEADS WILL. CONFER.
Chiefs of Railway Labor Organizations
MINOR to Buffalo,

Chiefs of Railway Labor Organizations
Summoned to Buffalo.
BUFFALO, Aug. 22.-Grand Master Work
man Sweeney. of the switchmen's order,
has now asked the heads of all other labor
organizations allied with the switchmen in
railroad work to meet him here. Already
Sargent is here and the others are expected
to-mo. row and the next day. The trend
of fair judgement leads to the conviction
that there will be NJ concerted abandon
ment of work by the organizations to be
REPRESENTED in the conference. No confer-
ence can possibly occur before Wednesday,
while there is q likelihood that the first
session will not be held before Thu sday,
Meantime speculation may be expected as
to whether Sweeney will order out the
other switchmen west OK east. or both, or
whether he will announce officially and for
mally the defeat of his men.
About fifty men who acted as switehmen
for the Weston New York u PENNSYLVANIA
road this afternoon ceased work because
required to handle freight from the Cen
the Switchmen Of the Grand Trunk NAV
add themselves to the strikers. No troo, 8
will be withdrawn until time shall have
made improbable any further attacks upon
the present switchmen. Gen. Porter said
to-day that troops will be ordered home az
soon ms the situation warrants. Lake
Shore officials report their condition nor
NAL. A full force 10 working everywhere.
night and day. and the officials are now
spending their time looking for business,
A third of the car handlers employed on
the Lehigh trestle on the water front
stopped work this afternoon and told the
yardmaster they would not resume until
the grievances of tho swltchmen were set
tied. The men were not dissatisfied with
their condition..
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EX-KlNG MILAN'S END.

Natalie Ia Striving Hard to Bring About
the Pensioned Monarch'A Ruin.
Tbs agents in Paris Of OK Queen Natalie,
of servia. are trying to bring about the to-
tai ruin Of ex-King Milan, Gays = London
dispatch. Natalie has been moved to 70.
newed attacks on Milan by the spectacle al
this abandoned rome passing weeks with his
unsophisticated young son, the king OF Ser
via. while abe has been excluded from har
boys presence. The agents Of the ex, queen
have followed Milan day and night until
they have a record OF all his ~disRraoefuI
doings and his extravAgant expenditures.
They have proof that he 10 living far ks-
yond his means, and that his hume. ous
creditors are likely to be left in the lurch.
by publishing this proof in driblets through
the Paris press Natalie has alarmed Milan's
SO that now they nre pressing
him hard. and probably will have him in
the courts before winter. Among the most
interesting excerpts from Milan's accounts,
as published at the instance Of the ex-
queen, are the following: Fol- gambling
and betting on the races. $1,000 to 10000
francs q month; for five mistresses, 25O, 900
francs a year: for his ballet dancer, 100000
10 10000 francs annually for jewels. and
], 600 francs monthly for flowers. His debts
to money lenders are said to amount to
2.OOO,O COO franco.
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A ssEssMENr -NOTICE-OFFICE OF THE
Helena and Eutte company. room /, Power
building. Helena. Mont. July z, 1882.
Notice Is hereby given that at = meeting of the
trustees Of the Helena aud Butte COM
an assesament Of 60 three osnts per
share was levied upon the capital stock OF said
Helena and Butte company, payable on the I'd
day of August. 1872, to Il. M. Farchsn, treasurer
OF said company, At thu co1npany'e office. room
!, Power building. in the city OF Helena, Mont
And stock upon which ths assessment shall re-.
main unpaid on the I'd day OF September, 1894.
shall be deemed d%elinqnent and shall be duly
ndveriised for sale at public auction, and unless
pay mont shall be made before, will be sold on
tho I'd day OF October, 1892, to pay DELINQUENT
assessment. together with cost of I'D ertisinR and
expense Of sale. JOHN L. WA"
O1T0 e. ZOECKLER. President
Eecretary. .
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DOCTOKs FIsHs ANN FREE An
vERTH&ING.

According % newupMper reports, a celc,
hfAted American surgeon received $500
for removing q little wen FROM . wealthy
lady'a scalp Tho paperS fail To state III
exact amount st free advertiaing the doctor
managed 10 oh~tain.-Nutional Advertiser. 4
Let's reason together.
Here's = firm, ot the largest the cosls.-
Try ovea,, the world over; " has grown, atep
nv step throngh a,slay years TO greatness.
This firM pays tho newspapers good money
texpensiYs work, this advertising y 10 tall
the people that they have faith Iii what they
sel, 80 Mn,oA faith that II they can't bensdt
or cure they don't want our money.
DR.. Riercess Golden MeaicAl Discovery
ia sold on this liberal plan. II 1t doesn't
benefit or cure, IT costs s.othinG. II cures
Skin, Scalp and Scrofplous affections, %
Ecxe,na, Tettor, Salt rheuun, Fever-sorcs
White swellings, Hip-jctnt disease and hin
drel ailments
It's the cheapest blood : purifier sold.
through druggists, no matter how many
hundred doses are offered for its price
tSl.0O a bottle), since you pay only for the
good you get.
Can you ask more ss
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ALIAS .suMMQNs-!n THE DISTRICT
state OF Montana. In and for the county Of
Lewis and Clarke. department No. 1.
Celeste Bernard. plaintiff. v. Jean Baptiste
Bernard, defendant.
The state OF Montana sends greeting to tho
above named defendants:
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above named plain
tiff in che district court OF the First judicial dis
triot Of the state Of Montana. in and for the
complaint filed therein. within ten days
Exclusive of tho day OF service) after tbs
service on you OF this I'M il served within
this county; or. IL served out of this county. but
within this district. within twenty days; otherwise
within forty days. or Judgment, by, dsfault will
said complaint.
The raid action is brought. to obtain u decree
OF this court dissolving the bonds Of m%atrimony
tiff upon the ground Of wilful desertion and
abandonment Of this plaintiff and your depar-
turs from the state Of Montana without the in-
tention OF returning against her will and with
out the consent Of this plaintiff.
And you are hereby notified that il you fail to
appear and answer the said complaint, as above
required. the said plaintiff will apply to the
conrt for tho relief demanded in snid complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the. dis
state OF Montana. in and for the county OF Lewis
~> and clarke. this 9Th day OF
Sea! August. In the year Of our Lord.
( Court. ninety~two. ,ouu OMAN c,,..
BY r. II. THOMPSON, Deputy ! lerk.
LEON A. l,At'Roix. ATTORNEY for Plaintiff.
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Of these framsrs seemed 10 have bsen da-
rooted hy p~rovidsncA"

Of these frsmssa seemed 10 have bsen d.
rooted hy providsncA"
France has established somo sort Of a 70.
public, hut revolution And change and
bloodshea have characterized that unhappy
people, while orr republic has moved with
steaay stsp to 4 greatness and unity that y
unprecedented, with this only danger threat
eninR In the possibility Of the gospel being
ignored or csnsing TO he preached.
Power IL with Christian nations. The
wealth Of the world Ia largely among auch.
The wisdom. culture. peace and prospsrity
are all 10 be- found principally among these
nations. where the gospel Is aeceptcd ~ the
wo d and power OF God. We are com
mandsd 10 teach or disciple all nations.
We cannot hope to break down the super
stition at the haathen by combating his
heather philosophy with Christian scienoe.
Ii ws arc to snva theM it must be By the
Chtistly and Pauline theory. God forbid
that l should glory nave in the CROSS" and
the power Of an omniputsnt Caarist.
10 Helena TO be aavedY 10 mnst be BY the
untirinR efforts Of humble miniaters Of this
gospel, mot by might nor by power human,
bat by my spirit, saith the Lord"
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no REV. W. A. PABSAVANT, JR.-YOU
srs hstsby notified that the undersigned
commissions. appointed b., the city council to
opening OF Lawrence street according to ordi.
name. No. 40 Of tho city Of Helena. approved
city, on = thursday, tho 25th day of ugust. 500,
At torres O'Clock p: m. Of said day. at which t ms
and place you will BIO given an opr rtuni,y to
BIO heard, II you 40 desire. relative To tbs nssess,
msnt 10 be made by said Commissioner upon
lois :, e 3: 5 and . in block No. 44 ia tbs
Allen addition to the city OF Helena. for tho
opening OF said Lawrence street. =
+. I. FULLEF. f-
Chairman.
q. b. TOTTEN,
MOSES MORRIS,
Commissioners
City hall Halsua Aug. .. 1897
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CHICAGO

missioners, Helena. Aug. /, 1s9l.-Notice is
hereby given that on the Sd day OF September,
A. D., 1882, the state board of land commission
ers will expos to public sale at the court house,
in the city OF Helena. the following real estate:
Lots l. 3. 5. ], g, II, l3. Is, II. 10, 20, %, "a, %,
u, 2a, 81. 80. in Sec. IL. I. 10 N, r.. 3 west, Each
OF said lots contains three acres more or less. &C.
cording to the plat thereof on file with the state
board of land commissioners, and ia situated
near the city of Helena. Lewis and Clarke
county.
Terms of sale: Thirty per cent cash. balance
in seven equal annual payments. with seven per
cent interest, payable annually. to be secured by
q good and sufficient bond, Provided, that tho
purchaser may have the option Of paying the
whole amount in cash.
JOS. K. TOOLE.
Governor and President of the Board.
JOHN CANNON,
tupt. Pub. Inst. and Eecy, of the BOARD
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THE MARKETS.
siOGkx

..l- SIDLkA n.. .Hr. I'm. 4
NEW Yorr. Aug. 22.-Bar silver. esk "
~Copper-Dull; lake. Sill. 50611. 90.
Lead-Firm; domestic. $A.O0@l. 10. u
The important movements of the day were i'd
Reading, New England, Rock Island. Atchison,
lead and sugar. Sugar rose lAc. New England
dropped N, Rock island gained / and lead 5,
All ~coalers advanced materially, Reading alone
showing activity. The close was active, strong,
at about best prices. .#
Governments Dull, steady. +
Ietroleum-Market deserted; not one sale to-
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SHERIFF'S SALE = DUNCAN HUNTERI
- plaintiff, va. BENJAMIN w. =. Folk and MARI

n ,pAaAntlA. W.. benjamin W. 5. FOLK and MaFy
Folk. defendants. - -
Under and by. virtue Of an order Of sale and
d cree of foreclosure and sale issued out Of the
district court of the First judicial district of thu
state ct Montana. in and for the county of Lewis
and Clarke. on the I'D day of August, A. D.. 1902
IN the above entitled action, wherein Dun can
Hunter. the above named plaintiff, obtained d
1udgmen and dacroe of foreclosure and Bald
AGAINST benjamin W. 8: Folk and Mary Folk
1892, for the sum of 1851. besides interest. costs
and attorney. fees, which said decree was on
the Ed day Of August, A. D.. 1892, recorded h
judgment book No. Fl of said court It page i
l Run commanded to sell all those certain lots
pieces or parcels Of land, situate. lying and being
IL the county. OF Lewis and Clarke, state Oh
Montana, and bounded and described Us follows,
to wit: 80 r -.
Lots fourteen (14), fifteen (5) and sixteen u61
in block number one hundred and six (lO8). of
the Ming addition to the city Of Helena, a. said
lota and book are numbered, designated snd|
described upon the official plat OF said addition|
on fe in the office OF the county clerk and rel
corder of lewis and Clarke county. Montana.
Together with al and singular the tenements.
longing or iI any wise appertaining.
Public notice 10 hereby given that on Wednee-
day, the 14th day of September, A. y. 1892, at
IL o'clock m. OF that day. at the front door Of
the court house, Helena, Lewis and Clarke coun.
ty. Montana, l will. in obedience to said order
Of sale and decree Of foreclosure and sale. fell
the above described property. or 80 much there
of IS may be necessary to satisfy. said judgment.
with interest and costs, to the highest and best
bidder for cash in hand.
Given under my hand this 22d day of August, A
CHARLES M. JEFFERIs, Sheriff.
BY RALPH &. JOHNSON, Leputy Sheriff.
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Only with the Others,

BUFFALO, Aug. 22.-Grand Master Sar-
gent, of the f:emen's oder. is in the city.
He is willing to call out his man on consid-
Grafton that all other allied railway organ
izations do the same. 10 an Associated
press reporter he said in emphatic Ian
gusge: "lf order a strike of the fremeu.
it will be in conjunction with ths brother
hoods of locomotive engineers, railway
ttainnen, railway conductors and railway
photographers. There will be no strike OF
tiremen alone"
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NOTICE--1N TIE WRsT JUDICIAL Dis
~ trict court, Lewis and Clarke county, state

~ trlct court, Lewis and Clarke county. state
Of Montana.
Notice is hereby given that Robert +. L, VAIN
wright ard caroline Cox having filed In this
court Il cir petition, asking for an order and de-
administration and administrators OF the estate
Of Beniamiu q. brooke. deceased, to convoy to
them all Of block three hundred aud four l304)
of the Brooke addition to the city Of Helena, in
accordance with tho terms OF a certain bond aud
Undertaking.. made. executed and delivered by
eaid deceased In his life time, on the a0th day Of
Jolly, 1880, q copy Of which is to said petition at
tached and made . part thereof, the hearing of
which has been fixed by raid court for saturday.
the Seth day of September, 1892, at ten O'Clock a.
III. OF said day at the court room thereof, at the
court house in thu city Of Helena, county of
Lewis and Clarke. and all persons interested in
said estate are notified then and there to appear
dor and decree should not be granted.
JOHN BEAN. Clerk.
ByC. W. BURTON. Deputy Clerk.
bhober Il haseh, attorneys. -
Dated July 30, 1882 "a
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Ladies Jersey ribbed sts, very cool and com.
iortable to wear. only l0c at The Zee Hive.

A Desirable Combination for IA Trip to
Washington.
for the trip to tho q. A. u. national en-
campment at Washington in September II
direct route. rapid and comfortable transit
and low rates will be prime matters for con.
sidetatlon. The Pennsylvania lines offer
this desirable combination. The connect
ing INK between Chicago and the national
capital. Side trip to historic Getty sbure,
j. NJ. GREAyEs. Irav. Pass. Art.
st. Paul, MINI,
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Detectives to Guard an Armory.

P1TTsEURa. Aug. 22.-Col. Norman M.
Smith, of the Eighteenth regiment, this
evening asked for detectives to guard the
regiment urmory. Wednesday night an
attack was made on tho armory with the
probable purpose of securing the aims
stored therein. Tonight the windows of
the building were broken by stones thrown
by several men who escaped.
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ALIAS suMM0Ns-IN THE DISTRICT
a court OF the First judicial district Of the
etaue OF M0ntanA in and for the county Of
Lewis and Clarke. Department No. /.
lLasxle y nraer, plaintiff, Va. Charles II. War
The state Of Montan. sends greeting to the
above named defendant:
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above named plaintiff
N the district court OF the First judicial district
or the ststs, Of Montana, in and for the county Of
t Ley and Clarke. and to answer the complaint
MED therein: within ten days exclusive OF the day
o. SERVICE? after the service OF you Of this sum:
out Of this county. but within this district. within
Judgment BY default will DO taken against YOU
Inc said action Is brought to obtain ade-
cree OF this court dissolving the bonds OF mat
rimony %sxisting between yourself and this plain
tiH upon the grounds of wilful desertion Of this
And you are hereby notified that II you fail to
appear and Msr the said complaint, Is above
Tor the reliet demanded in .aid complaint.
trict court of the First judicial district Of the
s state OF Montana, in and Tor the
s..7 re-, count, ot Lewis and Clarke,
Seal First this 9Th day of August. In the
'oe Court pt''' sisht q h ons sdra an Sn s;n sserisnd
By II. r. THOMPSON. Deputy CLERK
LEON A.. LACRoIx. Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Money on call easy; closed offered at 2;
prime mercantile paper 4G5h: sterling ex-
change, quiet and steady: sixty-day bills. -. s6A;
demand, 50. ".
CHICAGO rATrrr,~.
CHICAGO. Aug. @. -Cattle-sReceipts, Is, 900:
steady; first class natives and Texans steady. all
Others lO815c lower: extra prime steers. SIS. 0O@
s. IS; others, $4.0Ose4 IS; stockers. S3.oO@3, Is; lex
ans, S2.lO92.35 rangers. So. 25a4. O5.
Hoas-heceipts 70, 000; steady to strong; rough
packers. $A7515.4 40; mixed, $5.0JG5.15; prime
heavy and butchers weights, S.. e0eg6. co: assort-
ed light, $5.7595 50; other light, S.. DOGS. 40;
grassers, 81. 35Ml.75.
: heep--Receipts. 1000; brisk; lambs 25G50o
higher, sheep trife lower; stockers. IS. 0 q IS;
mixed. 81. wethers, $5.0OA5. SIS; westerns,
VI. so.
CHICAGO PRODUCE.
CHICAGO. Aug. 22-Close - Wheat-Easy;
cash. 751sc: September. 75Ac.
C~orn-F1rm: cash, 52Aac; September. 52h@52ssc
Enthusiastically; cash, 34@34h;c September, S4hc.
Barley CSC.
Pork-Weak; cash, $11.07M; September. Sill. 90.
lard-Weak; cash AMI September, $3.50.
Short ribs-Easy; c,sh, $7.62h; Septem Der
$7.621s: January. SIS. AK.
Shou1ders--$B 900 100.
short clear-$9 1923. Is. .
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FOR RENT-FUENISHED ROOMS.
Luz RENT-COMtORTABLY FURNISHED
L rooms at rsasonal rates. Harvey block,
Grand street Next door Hotel Helena.
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RID AND ROOM OFFERED,
RoAkD AND kOOM-ONE LARGE SUNNY
front room with board. S0t, corner Eento1
ayenus: references required.
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.OsT-A TWO-CAEAT DIAMOND SCREW
IL stud. b tween the Gold block and corner OF
Broadway ard Rodney street. Will give $a5 to
the Under for ats return. II, N. PAHCHkN.
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l'OK kfNT-UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND
l apartments OF all kinds and in desirable
locations. at 81 70 $lO per COON. Call and exam.
inc our list. Wallace Il Thornburgh. Denver
building.
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him came to this city. deserving her hus-
band. Hayward al first treated her kindly
and she lived under various names at some
Of the best hotels.
A year ago she hired the rear fiat on the
top floor of 307 West Forty-thrd street
She fitted it up richly and with excellent
taste. Here she lived quietly and prac-
tically alone, making few acQuaintances
visited by a man supp )sed 10 be her hus-
band. but none Of the people In the house
can give any description OF him.
On the 10Th of the present month she gave
up the fat and sold the furniture. For
band had not visited her, and she had been
in a Respondent mood. She babe James
Ferguson, the janitOr of the building. and
his wife friendly gOod-by, made them
handsome present each and left Since then
she is supposed 20 have been living at Vari-
Gus hotels.
On Tuesday she visited the Fergusons
and seemed greatly depressed. She spoke
OF drowning herself, but Mr. Ferguson said
the water Was " too vet and cold TO make
that a comfortable death just now" and she
laughed and went away. Ga Wednesday
morning she wrote 10 Mr.. Ferguson as fol-
lows:
Mr.. FerglHOn-Please send me dollar TO get
something To eat win. / am 50 faint and weak
! cant stand and have not cent VIII get
over this evening and make II al right For
Gods sake do not dlsapp0int me. Remember.
MRS. HAYWARD.
1t was Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson who visited
the MOrgue at Long Island City and identi-
6ad tho ht1v
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TILE IRONY OF FATE.


Her Esthetic Soul Expected Too Much
Mans Waywardness.
She was romantic. Her father was n
milli onaire whose life had been devoted to
sausage making He was practical natu-
rally, but all the poetry Of the family was
conferred In her. She was beloved by an
other millionaire's son, but she had been
reading romance and stuff. and when he
proposed TO her she declared he must do
something poetical for her.
Dearest, what can d0W
Become poor artist"
Il couldn't De any other kind of an artist.
Il mean you must pretend to become a
poor artist Pa does not know you. You
must come aud make love to me and Will
fall in love with you. Pa will object and
make a row. We will elope and get mar
ried. and when 1t is all over we'll tell him,
and it will be delightful"
So he became poor artist and took poor
studio and daubed on canvas and pretended
to paint pictures. There was another mill
i0naire's daughter got to coming to his stu
dio and sitting for her picture. In those
delightful tete-atetes he forgot all about
the romantic maiden, and wheD the roman
tic maiden came one night in peasant cos
tune as sweet surprise to run away with
him she found he was married to the other
girl and had gone off on his honeymoon.
She thinks that r0mances are all lies now,
and that nothing happen In real life as II
happens in boOks.-Tidbits,
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PRESENTS FOR ALL.
Efficient Employees Rewarded by
the Supervisors.

display of sparkling diamonds and gilt
tering gold dazzled the eyes of the attaches
OF the Board of Supervisors yesterday morn
ing. pleasant surprise having been ar
ranged just before the meeting Of he Street
Committee. In the absence of Clerk John
a. Russell, VINO is confined 10 his residence
by Illness, Deputy Clerk William 4. Patter-
son was called upon to keep the minutes
Mayor SandersOn began proceedings by
making little speech in which he compli-
mented Mr.. Patterson and the other EN-
plOyes Of the board for the faithful and con.
scientious performance OF their duties.
Then Mr Patterson was handed a gold
headed cane. Other speeches were made,
and the following presents distributed:
To Deputy Clerk John II. Ryan, dia-
m0nd-studded scarf-pin; to Deputy Clerk
II. G. Farquharson, pair of dIamoud-set
cuff buttons; to Deputy Clerk Amos Cur
rler, a gold pencil in the shape of a watch
charm, and to Sergeant-at-Arms Morris
Bushway three $50 pieces.
The Mayor said the Supervisors greatly
regretted the enforced absence of Clerk
RUSSELL who had spared himself in no re-
spect TO further the interests of the city.
Supervisor Aver was handed a set OF dIa-
mond shit studs to be presented by him to
Mr.. Russell.