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CHERRIES SALE-FRANK o.. DoJJIvRR

SHERlFF'S sALE-FRANK D. DOLLlvER
Pew. John +. Glass. d. II. McEwen, Jool z.
g 6't MsGls Mi4li.% " l. r. fS WS;tiie, G u A. A.. H ) snI,ag =
y. Wood p. C. Plummor. Theo. d. Tsrrow,
Peter n. Frazer. Nathan Shepard. p. II. ] aslie.
A. j. Craven, Wallace, 4 lhornburgh Lumber
Under and by virtue Of an order Of enle and
decree of foreclosure and sale issued out OF the
district court OF the First judicial d strict OF the
and Clarke. on the Z4th day of March, X. !.
Frank D; DoIiizsr. the above. named plain
IN. obtained e Judgment and decree Of fore
aefenaants; on the 24th dag Of March.
sides Interest, cost. ard attorneys fe7s, which
D.. ils9s. recorded In Judgment book no.
l OF said court, at page 81. an, COM
nanued to soil all that certain lot. piece OF par
Of Lewis and Clarke. state OF hon.npe' and
bounded and described as follow, TO wit: ""o
ite northwest n Of tho nortawost "a of see-
non twcnty-thres l2a). and tho northeast u OF
township eleven ~ north. range three Isl west,
containing eighty 800 acres more or less accord.
ihT 70 tnn Sos,fnmnnt ,uryey thereot.
Iogetner with all and singular the tsnementa
hereditnments and appurtenances thsreunto be-.
iongine or in anywise appertnininE.
da rup nc notice y hereby given tina, on Wednes-
y o'clock m. Of that day. ut the front doc, Of
the court house, Helena, Lewis and Clarke coun-
y, Montana, l will: in obediencs IT, rsid order
,Io 'ats and decree Ok foreclosure and snle., 'ell
.Ee hbo'e dascribod property, or so much thore.
OF rs may be necessary to satisfy ssid INDIGNANT
VIII interest and costs. TO tho highest and boat
bidder for cash in hand.
Given under my hand this I'd day Of May.
a. d., 1904.
rHAl.LEs D. CURTIS, Sheriff.
hy FRED T. HoSs. Under Sheriff.
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THEY MADE PEACE.

Western Railroads Settle Their Ancient
Differences and Put up Rates.
CHICAGO. May 1h.-The long standing
differences between the Colorado Midland
and the Denver u Rio Grnnde have been
finally settled and rates in Colorado will be
restored in a few days. The matter OF run.
ming one or two trains each way every day
will be left to each road to do as IL pleases,
and all other matters not bearing strictly
upon the points at issue will be loft TO tho
presidents of the different roads. The
effect of this settlements means stiffening Of
tine Worlds fair rates east of the Missouri
river. but they will not reaoh tho point
which 1t was originally intended they
should.
A meeting Of general managers has
been called for Friday to SEQ If the Atchi-
son will now remain in the Western Pas.
sencer association. II its wishes in regard
to lower rates than the association wanted
to make are not complied with the proba-
bilities are it won't stay in, and trouble
may ensue.
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OFFICIAL ALARM.
Sounded by h Kaiscr's Newspapers Il
Inti,nidAtO Voters.

Sounded by tho Kaiscr's Newspapers to
Intiinidato yotera.
BERLIN. May 1k-The Wolf news agency
asserts. on semi-ofloial authority, thai tho
reinforcement OF French troops stationed
on the eastern frontier Of Franco IL proceed
ing with method and regularity. The
French government, according TO the Same
authority, Ia likewise extending and
strengthening military lines adjoining the
German frontier. planning with y view to
prompt and effective contraction. Barracks
at e~ntrenohed camps have been greatly GU
lnrRed. At Epinal two new barracks have
been built, aud nm addition made to the
garrison.
On tho same semi official authority IL IL
6tated that She men Ate at the work night
and day. laying double lines of rails on the
line OF railway between Blssme and
ReviGny. In order to hasten tho mobiliza-
ton of French troops.
The Frankfort Zsltung. commenting upon
tho foregoing md others with official news
OF similar character. states that
of the kina are obviously intended
to influence electors in the coming election
for the reichstag in favor OF candidates
will support. the army bill.
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WOMEN HAVE A DAY.
Opening Of the Worlds Congress Aux
ilinry Devoted to Them.

Opsninr Of the Worlds Congress Aux
iliary IDevotcd to Them.
CHICAGO, May 15.-The third week OF the
Worlds fair opened under much more
favorable circumstances than the frat.
Only a fow clouds we're In the sky in the
morning. and though a sharp wine blew
out of the north the temperature rose with
the sun and before noon %sightseers
vere willing to throw off their wraps.
There was q crowd of visitors waiting
at each gate before they opened this
morning. At 10 O'Clock the estimate was
that L 1000 to 1900 had been admitted.
II was given out thiS morning shat the
crown prince OF Austria and suite we're ex-
now on q trip around the world. and ex-
pects to reach San Francisco In September.
and after viewing the sights of thc Tar
west, will proceed to Chicago.
In the memorial art palace on lake front
this morning, President G. c. Bonney. of
the worlds congress auxiliary OF she
Worlds fair. delivered an address. formally
opening the great series OF gatherings that
viii continue until the Worlds fair IL at an
end. and will deal with nearly every qres-
tion of general interest to humanity. The
frst week. allotted TO women and their
work. opened this morning with an address
Of Welcome by Mrs. Potter Palmer. presi-
dent of the woman's branch of the
auxiliary. Mrs. Palmer received q great ova.
ton and in q clear voice Welcomed the first
great congress of women known to his
torv, Mrs. Henrotin. frst vice-president.
a graceful address. in the course OF
which she said women are weary OF bearing
sons TO be shot down and the wars of old
will soon give way to arbitration and peace.
Women have q broader field. greater chance.
and know how to improve them. Mrs.
Henrotin enumerated the parts to be
PLAYED by In the coming congress-.
and exported her members to be awake to
their opportunities and not shrink from
opening possibilities or cling TO shadows of
the past.
Mrs. May Wright Sewall. chairman of
the committee on Arrangements. spoke OF
the vast scope OF the congress-. saying not.
able indeed was the fact that on the list of
the advisory committee were the names of
Representatives Of the indian and the
resentatives of that still older faith. the
Jewish, who would tell how women of that
faith think and fesl.
At the conclusion of Mrs. SewalPs speech,
Clara Barton, president of tho Red Cross
society, was invited to the platform. Lady
Aberdeen was then introduced and made a
brief felici3ous speech about woman and
her work. Then Mrs. Albert Barker, OF
England. recited with splendid elocution-
airy effect Edna Dean Prootor's ode to
"Columbia's Emblem"
Recess was then taken until evening, at
which session addresses were made by Mis-.
Florence Fenwick Miller. of England; Bar
oness Thorberg. of Sweden; Mrs. Callirhoe
Parren. of Greece; Mrs. Josefa Zemah. OF
Bohemia; Mrs. Katherine Shirmaker. of
Germany; Mrs. John Harvie, Of Canada;
Mime. Isabel BoQslot. of France. and sew
eral others. All speakers confined their re-
marks to the condition of women in the
differens countries represented.
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THE MARKETS..
STOCKS.
STOCKS.
New YoRK. May 15.-Bar silver. s3S.
Copper-Weak; lake s1l.S5.

GlOCAS.
NEW YoRK. May 15.-Bar silver. s3S.
Copper-Weak: lake s1lS5.
Lead-Easy; domestic, $3.50.
The stock market opened under a cloud. ow-
ing to the depressed condition of the London
market, the bank failures in Australia, embar-
rassment of mercantile and banking concerns
in this country. and talk about heavy exports of
gold. Prices declined sharply and there was
heavy pressuret TO sell. Rallies occurred at in-
tervals, but the markst failed to hold the ad-
vance and recovevies only served to make the
bears more aggressive. When delivery hour
CANE and no failures were announced the shorts
took alarm and strtel to cover. About tho
same time it was reported that those interested
in the National Cordsga company had appointed
u committee to arrange a plan of reorganization
and that The finances of the concern, upon in
vestigation, were found in much better shape
than supposed. Cordage common therefore rose
ga to III. and preferred jumped from 10 to 10.
The remainder of the list showed advances on
lowest figures Of X to 3s per cent. and the mar
ket clio ed firm.
Governments-Steady.
Petroleum Dull, Sc bid.
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A Man Well.known To the Theatrical
PrD(esaiOn Tells Ills 6tOrys

The following story Is told BY N. Melm ssr
OF Helmer ~ Lietx, wigmakeas,. No. I'D
Fourth Avenue. New York. II have Ind
= comhination, Of satsrrh ,' and 1 srsnch aao
Tho svmntoms became greatly aggravated,
and I , Eas sf raid q in san'niinS Into deu saassu% anpa
mriicinee numerous, hut none with as
marked success as pr. sagc,s Gatarrh
Remedy, coupled with tho we Of Dr. rierse,s
and the blood. Having used W. bottles Of
the Catarrh Remedy and a like amount OF
the Golden Medical Discovery ! find my
self a well man"
The makers Of DR.. Sage's Remedy lose
$500 il you're not cured Of Catarrh.
DIR. Sage's Remedy has proved a cure for
% out Of 100 cases of Catarrh in the Heed,
and its makers can afford to take the risk OF
your being the one hundredth.
The only question is-are you willing to
make the test, IL the makers are willing to
take tho risk?
II so, the rest Is easy. You pay your drug
cist 50 cents and the trial begins.
II you're wanting the $500 you'll get soma.
thing better-a ou,e!
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GONerNIlentS- STEADY.
Petroleum Dull, SEC bid.

Money on call easy, closed offered at2. Prime
mercantile paper 6etS per cent. Sterling ez-
change firm, with actual business in bankers'
bills at $i.S5A @i .65M for sixty-day bills. and
$4.e914. S94 for Cemand.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. May Decentralization. 14,5Ol:
SLOW; turn lever except on prime natives; prime
natives. IS. 700 8, 90: good mediums. $4.G5W5 40;
Others. 81 b5G 10; Texas steers. 81. 25u3 30
fogs-Heeeipts 2s,0OO: SLOW: 1542Oc lower;
mixed and packers, 81. 25d LAO; prime heavy and
butchers weights. $7.45G7. 80; prime light, 81. As
al 80; pigs, st .0017.2
sheep Receipts 1l.C00: fair demand. steady;
clipped Texans. 81. 500 $50; others clipped. $500
95,60: in fleece. So i0M5 80.
CHICAGO PRODUCE.
CHICAGO. May 15.-Wheat-Fasy; cash, 73c:
July, 1910.
torn-Firm: cash. 4Sc: July, 1880.
0at,-Easy; cash. 29bc; July, 2sac.
Earley-G2c.
Pork-Fasy; cash. $1,000; September,
$50. 52h.
Iard-Fasy; cash. $40. s21s; September. $40. 92h.
Ribs 81 Easy; cssh. $a.40: September. $40. 17H.
shoulders-Sl Goa 10. %
Short c%lear-s112 5@1 1850.
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Uncle Sam Must Refund.

WASHINGTON, May 15.-The supreme court
of the United States to-day affirmed the
previous ruling as laid down in LanRfeld.
in what il populsrly known as tbs that
trimmings oase." 1t is estimated at the
treasury der artment that by the loss OF the
hat trimmings case' the United States
will be called upon to refund eight to ten
millions of dollars. Somes estimates place
1t as high as $50, 600, 900. Secretary Fos-
to compromise the cnse for SO 1900, 600. but
the compromise was not effected. During
the past three years 49, COG, GOO duty in these
eases has been refunded.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
Mr.. Clcveland's Reply to q Decoration Day
Invitation.

Mr.. Clcveland's Reply to q Decoration Day
Invitation.
WASHINGTON. May 15.-M. Nj. Hustled,
assistant adjutant general of the depart
ment of the Potomac, g. A. r., received a
letter from Mr.. Thurber. the Presidents
private secretary, responding TO an invita-
tion to be present. at Memorial day exer-
cises at Arlington. Mr.. Thurber writes
that the president directs him to say: 1T
would give him pleasure to be with you or
that occasion, to emphasize by his presence
his appreciation of the noble purpose and
sacrifice which the day commentaries.
While the pressure of public business may
preclude the pleasure of his acceptance OF
your invitation. the day will none the less
recall to mind the memory Of the noble
dead whose blood will ~sanotify patriotism
Tor coming Qenerations."
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have often bloody wars over arguments OF
supremacy. Saturday night q dance was
owen at Benwood and a crowd Of twenty
iive went from Cardonia with the avowed
intention OF making trouble. A fight en-.
sued in which about sixty persons partici-,
rated, The women were toutcd md for an
hour the mir was filled with chairs. revolv.
AVA and knives. When the moke cleared
nvay it was found that no less than thirty
people were cut and bruised. some very
seriously, and had TO be carried from the
field. Officers OF the law were unable TO
suppress or even check the riot and further
hostilities are looked for.
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Civil Service Violated.

INDIANAPOLIS, May 15.-Lucius b. Swift,
editor of the Civil Service Chronicle, who,
with William ID. Foulke, has been investi-
eating the Terre HRnte postofiice trouble,
has returned to this city. swift SAYS the
situation at Tsrre Hauss Ia fully as bad as
described and the civil service laws have
been violated with IMMUNITY. They will
make n report of their observations to
resident Cleveland and Postmaster Gen
eral Bjssell.
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Not a Federal Question.

WASHINGTON. May 16.-The appeals Of
McNulty and Vincent from the Judgment
of the supreme court of California affirming
the Judgment Of the county courts sentenc-
ing them under conviction for murder, were
dismissed by the supreme court of the
United States to-day. In those cases the
construction and effect of a state law
amending the law governing the execution
of criminals was involved, and the sutreme
court said this is not a federal question,
and the appeals would have to DO dismissed
for ant of jurisdiction.
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Moved to tho Country.

WASHINGTON. May Ii. - President and
Mrs. Cleveland moved out to their country
house. The Star says members of the
family are looking forward to an interest
ing event to occur. It is stated, in July.
The expected event explains why President
and Mrs. Cleveland have been somewhat
anxious to get into their own country home
for tho summer.
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Or Importance to Territories.

WASHINGTON. May 15.-The supreme court
to-day laid down the construction Of a law
of Importance to the west, which was, in
effect. that appeals will be from territorial
courts to the United States supreme court.
IN cases not especially excepted by the
fourth and sixth sections Of the act creating
the circuit court of appeals.
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Protests Against the Treaty.

WASHINGTON, May 15.-Georee KEENAN,.
the we'll known writer on Russia, before
leaving for Europe last night sent to Presi-
dent Cleveland a number Of documents
containing protests against the Russian ex-
tradition treaty. Among them were COM
nunications from the Polish federation in
Switzerland, Russian subjects in the snme
country, and resolutions adopted by Rus
SLAMS and Poles in England.
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TREASURE HILL MINING COMPANY

Il Mines on Crow creek. about two and one
half miles south from ct Louis. in Jefferson
county. Montana.
trustees Of said company held on tho 18th day Of
April: 1893. an assessment NO. y of ono mill
per share WAS Levied upon the capital stock of
said COMPANY. payable to tho undersigned at his
office at Helena. Montana. on or before MAY q.
1893. Any stook upon which said a.sessmont re-
mains unpaid on May Is. 1893. shall be deemel
delinquent and will be duly Advertised for sale
at public auction, and. unless payment shall be
made before. win be sold on June II. 1893. to pay
the delinquent assessment, together with the
costs of Advertising ard expen-a Of sale.
w. j. MAcHAFfIR, kecretary.
Office State 2 publishing Co.. Iii to lis Broad
way, Helena, Montana.
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TUFTS Pills harmless and effective,
Whisky Goes Down,

CHICAGO, May 16.-Whisky Ross down one
cent Tomorrow. The directors OF tho Cat
tie Feeding and DistillinR company ordered
decided upon curtailment OF output. Some
plants are already closed and all will be
closed BY juno l for an indefinite period.
The question of issuing bonds for enlarglnR
the distribution facilities of the tr1st was
considered for some time, but nothing
done.
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Editors in Large Numbers.

CHICAGO. May l5.-Fivs hundred dele
gates to the National Editorial association
are here. but no business was transacted,
to-day being devoted to handwriting and
visiting points of interest. Twenty thou
sand tickets to the Worlds fair have been
placed at the disposal of editors and their
familieA
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NOTICE OF D1ssoLUTIoN-To WHOM IT
~ may concern: Please take notice that tho
partnership heretofore existing under the firm
name and style of bradley 4 ! alonde is thi. day
will be continued at the old stand b. Mr..
, alonde. Debts due said firm will be paid Mr..
Lalonde, old debts will b. paid by him.
H. y. BRADLEY,
N. LALONDE.
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Helena Employment Agency

20 EDWARDS STREET.
Telephone $50. W. II. Cook. Proprietor
WANTS-Mau AMI wife; man to cook woman
to wait on table, SsN.
Womsn cook for city.
lwoodchopper,,. 81 .5v to "a. = cord.
Woman cook 4S5.
D girls for general houscwork Tor city, US.
eirl for section houss At Wickes. san.
Girl for general homework In CITY. $50.
10 I.ET-7-roum frame house, with water. SIS.
Groom furnished house. 81 4 rooms. furnished.
with bath. 3l6-f20.
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nsoN . co.


DWELLINGS FOR SALE.
essO for a. four-room dwelling ON epencer
ss. uss near as schoci house on eouth sodnoy; sloo
N'i ,sso 5o' Wi. Hin s.i, sa sx 1t oa s ss,sn ' sosm. and
v::s;s:: ssso down, sas 'ps. msn,S !. ~ '''' '''
ono block from electric limo; lot stx las; o,ty
WAssr' sooO down, <Ot0 IN three ysara, interest
,sl,76o-Sevsn-room hou.s In Hrosdwatar addi-
ton; lot !axloo; city water; $500 down. s2o per
month m int est At ssven PR cent.
Ispton and Giibsrt suests; lot u feet 90 Hsnton
nd 1o .h aset on Gilbert, With alley land alone is
sa.ooo-.lins lrlek houss ON sprucs atr.et. nine
ICONS To- bath room. hot Nater heating; corner lot,
YS,eo21]E l:sant ten-rosm dwelling on west
ancs lons time.
fnishsd Ia hardwood; $500 down. ~
scr; .is b. room.s e;ceIsati;; built house.: saso
~ sol.Fivs-room mouse en- Blake street; bath.
si.eso-INsw .i.-room house, she'd. s.nees, city
school; 400 down. $2b per month; coed place to
Keep &c cows and hons
soxioo;; oppss 10 school houes; $3.50 down
avenue; bath; lot S0xlx6; $50 down, balance $25
Der month
9l:2so.ktys-roon hsuss on Sparta street: lot
b0xlz5; $50 down. gao per month.
FOR RENT.
$as-ssvsn-ISoom modern house and large sta.
s0-kine-room brick. Esattie and fifth ave.
nue: bath and furnace.
$45-EtCht. room house, Gro Fine terrace.
$2s- Six room furnished dwelling, Sa2 Fifth
avenue.
MATHEBON 4 CO.,
Gold Hlock.
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NOTICE OF AssFBsMENT.-PIONEER MIN
~ ing COMPANY. Works located on Rod
mountain, in Lewis and Clarke county, Mon

~ InB o!Nphn?, WOFR6 IO6At6u On fOu
mountain, in Lewis and Clarke county. Mon
tanA.
trn. teen of tho said company held ON the 18th day
OF April, A. d; 1873. an a. sessIEent Of ono-hAlf OF
ono cent per sharo vas levied upon the capital
OF aay, A.. b. 1893, to j asssua Bullard. score
tary. at room s.. hold block. at tho city Of Hell
Montana. Any stock upon which said ssse,s.
mont shall reniain unpaid on May IL. A. D.. 1854,
shall LH d. emed delinquent. and shall he duly
Inyment shall b made before will bs sold on
the 18th day Of June. A. ~. 1903. 20 pay the de-
hhluent nsf ess ments. together with the costa
OF advertising AMI expenses Of sale
MAsSEsA DULLARD.
t%ecrefary OF Iioneer Mining Company. Room
.. Gold block, Helorn, Mont.
Dated Helena, Mont. April "a. 1893.
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SITUATION WANTED-A COMPETENT
~ nurse wishes an engagement for the months
OF HAY and June. Address 7l9 Spruce street.
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Butter and Eggs,

10th tho butter and egg markets are %stiffonin
up. Fancy grades of butter arc scarce.
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SITUATION W~ANTED-BY WOMAN TO DO
~ general homework; will be disengsged May
8. Address H.. Nj, this office.
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Hav. Grain and Feed.

Montana blue joint. halad. U ton. s
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