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A BUTLER ON HIS DIGNITY.
His Quarrel and Duel with the
Father of the Present Earl
of ROSebery.

A man who helped to make a curious
diplomatic episode in the days of Louis
Phllippe's reign, died few days ago in
Passy, a suburb of Paris. He was
known among his neighbors simply as
Francois, and for half a century or more
crung to him from duel which he had
fought in his youth with the father Of
the present Earl of Rosebery. Secretary
of State for Foreign Affairs in Mr.. Glad
stones Cabinet.
Francois had resigned his place as
uoncommissioned officer in the French
cavalry to assume the more lucrative
duties of butler in the house of con-
spicuous French statesman. One day
old Lord Rosebery came to see his
master about the bushes of the British
Government. Francois declared that he
could not deliver Lord RoSeber's card
to his master who was then engaged,
and advised Lord ROsebery whom he
did not recognize, TO secure letter
granting ~ audience and return later.
This VS. too much for the British
statesman and thrusting his card into
Francois's hand he commanded him
(angrly) to deliver 1t at once. Francois
after starting away with the card, stopped
to read the name on it. Lord Rosebery
reproved him SO sharply that Francois
replied impudeutly. An exchange OF
angry words followed aud the master
of the house came TO the reception room
to learn the cause of the disturbance.
Francois was discharged at once. On
the next day Lord Rosebery received
this note:
"Sir-Yesterday | was servant; TO
day | am free man. no longer allow
your insults to pass. As former ificer
III the cavalry oil the FtoroI In,
| demand s,tIsidctIou.
Lord Rosebery accepted tar chal!uug r
and two shots were exchanged win ut
| injury to any body concerned. Franco. I
Was satisfied, but Lord Rosebery "es
netted at the thought that his antag onist
night at any time lay aside the dignity
OF retired officer to become butler
agaIu and thus expose him to the e.
proach of having fought with a servant
| He therefore gave francois an annuity
OF six thousands francs on the condition
OF his abstaIning ilom domestic service
Ia tie iu;urc and thus preserving lii:
personality DIS \ retired man OF honor
Francois fulfilled his part of the agree
ment as faithfully as did Lord Rosebery
and newer worked aiterward; at leas
that is what is affirmed by the Frenct
newspapers which have incorporate
this story III their obituary notices o
the butler of honor.
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are to be found within.

are be found within.
Few fail if in need of Mems Boys Clothing,
and those who do fall cannot but regret it.
The plain fact is that Elkton had such sumptu-
ouy fitted happily arranged and commodiously complete
Clothing Establishment the liberal purse and town pride
OF Herman Ball has furnished His street floor would do
honor clothing houses of larger cities His lights are
admirable showing that he has nothing conceal His tables
asteuly arranged; and important still, laden with
garments that will delight the eye of the connoseu while
they tempt the pocket Of the miser
His second realm that fathers of rugged urchns
delight in. Everything that boy need TO is
there latest style and perfect manufacture at prices that
astound while they gladden.
BALLS stock bought for cash. thereby securing
the best overure and sold for cash. thereby avoiding risks
He has shop goods because his spacious ware
enable him keep things good shape he buys
them.
He has weather beaten goods, because his spacious
show windows let the people hem without the necessity
of airing them on racks and horses the pavement
In short, BALI. and will give you and better
clothing for the money than any vender who solo
clothing in Elkton.
Come and See. Come and See.
BALLE EL1THINE H1uEE,
Opposite the Court House.
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have been sufferer from catarrh
years. Having tried number OF remedies
advertised as "sure cures" without
obtaining any re!isf h II rss Dlvsi n'vsr
to take any other patent medicines when
when friend advised me to try Ely's
Cream Balm. | do SO with great
reluctance, but can now testify that
after usi0g it for six weeks believe my
self cured. 1t is most agreeable remedy
an invaluable Balm Joseph Stewart
G24 Grand Avenue Brooklyn.
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Few fail to if in need of Mems Boys Clothing
and those who do fail, cannot but regret it.
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BALLS ja& BALLS
49, s.
oak HALL CLOTHING HOUSE
NOW AN ELKTON INSTITUTION,
AND ON EE THAT E1LI<TON< MAY
WE'LL BE PROUD OF.
BALLS

Visitors by rail- coming down North Street, as every
visitor by rail does attracted by Handsome Brick 'front.'
ornatey cornced and devoted crystal show OF
magnificent proportions the ground floor Overlapping
all is the legend that
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Box No. 1873, Portland, Me.
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In 1894 ~Talleyrand. ordered to leave Eng
land and unable to return to France, Wis
tied the United States. His impressions Of
the country and government were given in
a long letter printed in France some years
ago and were interesting as the views of a
shrewd observer and a keen judge of men.
1t has never been supposed that he took auy
part in the course of events in America ut
that time, or that his relations with Ham
llton-a ma quite as individual as him
self-were of any but a social and friendly
nature. A manuscript among the Hamilton
papers, however, nne Talleyrand with
one of the incidents of Washington's adj
ministration, an incident as puzzling as it
was interesting-the removal of Edmund
Randolph.
Mr.. Conway has given the layman's view
OF the matter, and guided partly by senti-
ment has sought to defend Randolph at the
expense even of the consistency of every
person connected with the affair. 1t would
appear that Hamilton laid the intercepted
dispatch of Fauchet before Talleyrand and
asked his opinion. The result was a state
ment or %critique in Talleyrand's own hand,
but unsigned. 1t is thus the opinion of a
trained diplomat, and there is no reason
for supposing that it was biased against
Randolph. If this opinion reached Wash
ington, it is not strange that he shouldhave
loose from Randolph, and certainly the
Frenchman's opinion makes short work
with the skillfully woven but Inadequate
defense of Randolph made by Mr.. CONWAY,
New York Post.
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SHER1FT'B SALE HENRY DUIGNAN.
~ James Duisnan and l. N. Jansen. oo-part.
ners doing business under the firm name OF
tiff. ", Mont.n. Club, mssssn. Ruli.T.d.' Fi!st
National Bank Of Helena, Montana. Helena Go:
9 : psnH jsz Gs:n 5eh ma 5e1 ased: .nd f SemKR: .hr. . sS1
partners a. Jszick lros. 4 Hahn. defendants.
Under and BY virtue Of an order Of :alsa md de-
district diss Ct ce ,erse q the Frat inS i Judi tsf? Sistf rot q q the the
state Of Montana in and Tor tho county OF
4. b. 1sys. in the above entitled action, vhersin
sen, co-partner 10 doing business under the firm
the above named plaintiffs, obtained = judgment
and decree OF toreolosu!e and saie asainst Mon;
t tank 81 elq Helena sss MONTANA nall hsl:n. s'; ce-J n:,,Sp:l
tx Sisn jim nn 5es a.ao and sen 'r H.hSs. 1o oo-p. .sa. 49, :.
!ssh Day fe e june q (. A:A 5: d asss. for tho on .s shs
Of sI.7s27o /. besides interest. costs and At.
%t.orney's fee.. which said decree was on the goth
a.s Of BOOK sanG No. a. ! o. q, i .sid, o sss9td se mo n judy @s.
l am commanded TO sell all those certain lots,
pieces q parcels OF land. situate, lying and BE-
of Montans. and bounded and described As fol-
and sN nun %ne h & stos ts'; su aS%ssisa aes tive is e tssf' t e.
ena, as is included In the following boun isries.
western line Of Fuller avenue or Gu!oh street ar
Center street and the northesstsr. y line Of Sixth
avenue. or Price street. the point Of iate'ssc-
ton heins on the southeast corner OF said let
mum bered two (2) Of block numbered four hun
dred FIVE (AO5) Of said Helena townsite: running
thence northerly along the west line Of Fuller
feet; thepoe westerly parallel with the north line
Of said lot numbered four ~ sixty (8o?l feet;
said lot. three Gj and four ~ ssventy-two and
One-half (72h) feet more or less 10 the northeast
line Of Sixth avenue or Prioe street; thence
southeasterly along ths said northeast line Of
fixth avenue or Price street seventy-ive (75) feet
to the place Of bssinning,
Together with all and singular tho ~tensments,
here litsments and sppurtenances thereunto be-
LONGING or in anywIs0 appertaining.
Public notice IL hereby given that on Tuesday,
the !zd day Of AUGUST. 4. i. 1922 at II o'clock
y. Of that day at tho front door Of the court house,
Helena. Lewis and Clarke county, MontanA, i
will, In obedience, to said order OF sale and dscree
Of foreclosure and sale, soil the above described
property. or 20 much thereof Is may DO
necessary to satisfy said Judgment, with interest
and costs, to the highest and best bidder for cash
in hand.
Given under my hand this sIst day OF July.
A. ID. 1885,.
CHARLES D. CURTIS, Sheriff.
by FRED y. Hoss, Under Sheriff.
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EsON D CO.
q ia

Ok A1SAAs0
q, 6O-A well-built dwelling on east side only
five blocks from cou.t house: has hall. Elk
water Ia kitchen.. good .outhuilding. and fences;
lot 42xl0O. This house is completely furnished
with good furniture and roady in all reapects
for housekeeping: Terms. 500 down. ea5 Pc!
month. ..Iwner 10 compelled on account Of IL!
health to leave Montana for . lower altitude and
would rather sell in this way than rent.
$3,2S0--A 6ne new six room dwelling, we'll
built and hsndsomely finished. ~closets, cellar.
city water, good fences. On hentcn avenue cor
on fsnton avenue: 9l.WO down. terms to suit
purchas Of ON bal. nee.
$2SSO-Attraotiye ,sn-room dwelling on South
J odney street; sewer connection, city water.
large lawn. we'll grown trees. fine stone wall; lot
50x24G one Of the most attractive homes In Hell
1850 New brick dwelling on east eide: seven
rooms, three Of them and hall finished In oak.
bath room, with all plumbing. pantry. ~clofets.
Observation-Disclosures dwelling on fift n avenue
between Reattie and Raleigh; hall. feysn rooms,
cloeeta pantry. st0ne collar under whole house,
bath room fully plumbed. sewer connection.
gas. asphalt pavement. tine barn.
mus near Benton. one block from electric line.
city water in kitchen. pantry. c,llar. closets;
31l0 down. $25 monthly.
Ranches in Il allatin and Bitter Root valleys At
very moderate prices and on easy terms.
LOANS WANTED.
We have application for $4,000 at 10 per cent
on acre property near Helena worth $l2,OO0: $500
for three years. Interest at 10. on house and lot.
5Ox14O, on east side; lot cost $3.50. house insured
ont: idI,; county unity IN i N Psa I ana: = 90 esSa 70 sssoS q On
county warrants that WI Ma efI Il e, ' Z to.
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SHfR1FF's sALF-EDWARD N. BRANDE.
gee, plaintiff. VS.. Albert Fisher, defendant.
Under and by virtue OF an order of sale and
Cccrse OF foreclosure and rnle Is ned out of the
First Judicial district court OF tho
state q Montana, in and for tho county of Lewis
anu .!efke' On the ~" day of July, A. ID. 1872,
III me above entitled action, wherein T.. N.
rardesro, THO above named plain if, Obtained a
agains. Alb,rt Fisher, defendant. m The
oth day of July. A. D.. 1877. for the
sum OF S2,f"Htn in gold. besides inter
est, costs and attorney foes. which said deere.
was GA tho 5th day of July, A.. j. 1879 recorded
in Judgment book No. J OF said com, M nasa
| am commanded to cell all h OF, certain lot
pieces or parcels of land, situate. lying and beir q
in the county of Lewis and Clarke, state of NJ In
tana. and bounded and described as folioTg. to
wit:
Lots Numbered eleven IN and twelve n2,. in
block number fifteen 15l Of the original town
site OF the c,ty of Helena, as said lots and BLOCK
are numbered, designated .ni described on the
plat OF said towns,ts On file In the oHice of the
county recorder OF said county of EVIL. an i
Clarke.
Together with all and singular tho tensments
hefeallathehls and Rppurtanancos thereunto be-
ionYihs or IN anywise appertaiuinP
fhoiic notice Is hereby given that on Tues-
oay. Tho 1T day, OF August. A. ID. 1888, At Ia
0 clock m. of that day. at tho front door of tho
courthouse. Helena, Lewis aud Clarke cornty
hiontana, l Will. in obedience to said order of sale
ana decree CT foreclosure and fale. sell this above
ashcfibed property, or go much thereof ne may be
necessary 10 sstlsfy eaid Judgment, with interest
cash COLO coin in hand.
diVen under my hand this 9Th day of
~ CHARLES d. CUE1IS. Sheriff
oSfhED Z. Hoss, Under Sheriff.
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The Fan Game.

A new japanese game is played with
fans, and the pretty paper balls of different
colors, which are inflated through a tiny
hole which closes with O valve from the in
side, and SO prevents the slightest escape
of air. The balls are tossed as high as pos.
sible, and the game consists in preventing
their falling by tanning them. 1t is quite
as active as tennis, and the effect is exceed
lngly picturesque to those looking on. The
one who succeeds in keeping her ball the
longest from touching the ground wins the
game. and in this case won "a prize-a
dainty fan>of white boiling cloth with pin!,
sticks. The mother of the young hostess,
who was much skilled in the use of water
%colors, had painted IN the white back
ground in letters formed of Il succession OF
tiny roses the word "Darina,n the name of
the place. 1t is an Arabic word signifyine
"our happy home" A long, pink satin
ribbon was tied at the end, to recall the
table effect, and the whole wa q charming
souvenir Of a delightful occasion.-Mrs.
kingsland in Ladies' Home journal.
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CHARLES d. CURTIS, Sheriff
BY FRED X. Hoss. Under sheriff.

SHERIFF's sALE-BY VIRTUE or AN Elk.
~ ecution in my hands, Issued out OF the district
court Of the kirst judicial district Of the state
Of Montana, In and for the county Of Lewis and
CLARKE. In the suit Of J. !. PIonger against
George ". ehaw, duly attested the 18th day OF
Jnly. a. 1899. ] hA 70 levied upon all the right,
tito and interet OF tho said george y. SHAW
In and TO the following described property. sit
uated In Lewis and Clarke county. state of Mon.
tana, yiz: OTIS numbered 10, II. IS. II. IS and
10, ~ block No,.2, lots numbered ] and Z, the
north three l8) feet Of lot No. =. and the south
seventeen an fest Of lot No. !, In block No. Il:
and lots numbered u. 20. q. q. 10. ~. In block
No. 8: lot. numbered q. 20. n. a., %, 30, 81 and
50. In block No. I; a3d lots numbered 1, 81. 81,
81. ~. 81, 50 and 50. in block NO, /, Of Shaw adj
dition to the oily Of Helena, county Of Lewis
and Clarke. state Of Montana: also lots num-
bored 7 and II. in block numbsred 5s1, and lot
numbered -. In block numbered Sb1, In me
J ssterly addition TO the city Of Helena. county
Of evils and Clarke. stats Of MoatanA.
Together with NIL and singular the tenemsnta,
h,fedttaments and appurtsnances thersunto BE-.
longing or iI anywi.e appsrtaining.
Notice. Ii hereby given that on tho sYd
day Of August A. D. 1898, at the
hour. OF IA o'clocx m. Of said day.
at the front door of the court house, In
the city OF Helena, said county and state. 1 will
sell all the right. titls and interest Of the said
6eorge W. bhaw In and 10 tho said above de-
in hand.
Given under my hand this the 18th day Of
CHARLES d. CURTIS, sheriff,
~ FRED +. Hoss. Cndcr Sheriff.
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THE LEO MINING & MILLING COMPANY
L Of Montana, works located 3H miles from
Butte. Silver Bow county. Montana.
Notice is hereby given that at . meeting of tho
trus' ees of said company held on the 18th day of
July, 1893. an assessment of one-half cent per
share was levied upon the capital stock of raid
company payable on the Gath day of August;
pany. at the office Of the 90 Mining & Milling
company Of Montana. room 4lo Commercial
building. st. Louis. Mo. Any stock upon which
dar o. August, 1894. shall be deemed delinquent,
and will be duly advertised for sale at public
Will be sold on the sd day Of September. 1888, to
pay the delinquent assessment, together with
the costs Of advertising and expenses OF sale.
JOIN r. MEYER,
Secretary of said Company,
Room 40 Commercial Luilding, st Louis, Mo-.
Cfice Of said Company.
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~ trict court of the First judicial district of
the state OF Montana. in and for the county
OF Lewis and Clarke. '
deceased.
Notice Is hereby given by the undersiened. adj
ministrator of the estate of Exilda Par
ent, deceased, to the creditors of, and
all persons having claims against tho said
deceased, to exhibit them with the ne cesssrv
vouchers within four months after the first uuL-
iicntlon of this notice to the said aiministr ator al
the law of ce of Msssena Eullard, Room & Gold
Block. in, the city Of Helena. county Of
Lewis and lsrke, state Ct Montana, The sams
be ng the place for the Transaction of Tho bust.
ness of said estate in said county of / evils and
Clarke.
EDOUARD d PARENT,
Administrator of the Estate of Exi!da Parent.
deceased.
Lated July 20. 1893
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Sterling exchange steadier, at "a. 7vM&l. 50 for
sixty-day bills and 81. S2A for demand.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHlcAeo. Aug. Observation-Disclosures. 5000 head;
market steady; top prices, Sh00G5 Is for extra
~natiyes, good to ohoice. St25a4s0; Texans,
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CHICAGO PRODUCE.
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Oats-stesdy; cash, 22ac; September. 2SAc.
Pork Unsettled; cash, S1l.75; september,
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NOTICE OF Observation-Disclosures IS
~ hereby given that Charles w. Cannon has
made to the undersigned . general assignment
for the benefit Of the creditors Of the said Charles
w. Cannon. and that the undersigned has takea
possession under said assignment Of all property
of the said Charles W. Cannon.
All persons indebted to the eaid Charles w.
Cannon are notified to make payment of the
amounts owing by them to the undersigned
without delay.
MASSENA BULLARD,
Assignee Of harlss W. Cannon.
Dated July a, 1888,
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SlOCkHOLDkRB MEETING - SPOKANE
~ lfanch and Water tompany-Ihe regular nm.
nual meeting Of the Stockholders of the poknne
lanch aud Water Company will he held at the
ounce Of The said company, the pariors of the
on J thursday, Aug. 3, at four O'Clock u. m. for
the purpose of eiecting "a board of trustee, of
nVh ineHber to manage the affairs of said com
p'hy Tor tho ensuing corporate year. and the
transaction Of such other business as may come
before said meeting.
j.. o.. SANDERS. Secretary.
Helena, Mont. July ~. 1893.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS. -!EsTATE OF
~ kebecca Richardson, deceased.
miniltrator Of the estate Of Rebsooa Richardson.
having claims egainst the said deceased, to az
hibit them. with the necessary vouchers, within
four "a months after the first publication Of this
notice. to the said Joseph N, kenok, public ad-
ministrator. at his Office in the Gold block. In
the city Of Helena. Montana, the same being tho
place for the transaction Of the business Of said
estate in the county of Lewis and Clarke,
JOSEPH N. KENCK.
Administrator OF the estate OF kebecca Richard
son, dec ased.
Lated Helena, Mont. July Is. 1895.