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The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-08-25
 At The ENp0SitIon

Messrs. Hamilton x Hays who have charge of the press eNhibl, ot ihe Arkan- saw Department, a, the Great southern Exposition. at Louisville. Ky. are our authorized agents. Sample copies may be found on their counter and curreu, numbers will always be found on file in ihelr exhibit room, where subscriptions md advertisements will be received !, same rates IS at this office.
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For a White Rose Cigar, wholesale
 or retail. go to Bailey X Go. ;i5 Main st.
A Cheap Pair 0. Pictures.

For forty cents we will mail, postpaid, to any address, the splendid oolored en- cravings, The Arkansaw Traveller and = The Turn of the Tune: also, without extra charge, a copy of this paper con taining the original story of the |" Arkan- saw Traveller The pictures are gotten up in the highest style of art and possess ing such historical interest they should nave place in every household. Postage stamps taken. Address, Read X Benhanl. Little Rock. Ark.
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The ASKANsAw TRAvRLER can be procured wholesale ii the following wholesale news ds5oss:
 4n.y:ecx Ns;o, Cowtsry. NtD Y5rk. i--.t:egs Ns7UJ G., Iasper. Cy!0.. {, a. stk,y. HsnteJ C:ty. .n.
 c. II .!..aJ. CmehG. Nd. .+u.,:esr .Neie, c.. Si P:si. M:rs., H@.t.r5ye .Ne,oi G.. bshmoy, .ni. 1,efrsI .NtVi Co.,. Phil7&eith'a. fd.. e.sst.'sa...;: .Nesoj Co.,. C.He.,.:fi. Ca:o. .1ft,ei .N-oi O.. Et'yoa. .hiei. If ytt! .NsVf Co. N5sHte4. t4.nGsI. .Ns.elys .Ne;o, c.. N, ;r4yS, ". k. v, Agsdird Nes0J C.. 6oaoa. .h.is., .v,:o Y5,s VssoI o.. .Neeo Y5,s. i.:.t.,S .Ns.ei G.. i':E 's,s f'.. kat hlssi .Nt:eJ c.. fya9:ftaes. <. I. .S-g F,e.e;,eo .Nt.oi Co. S:e F,sae:Jeo, Cal. 1, st io..s Ne:es G.. .st. kosiJ. No. 7s,s.to N.se, O., .v:.<syc Fc!h, Onfav:o, F, ,.sts .Nt.ei G.. Ch:eas0. H.. F. A;.<tea Ne;oI c.. ueih.ngfor. 2. C., Vso C,!sGri .ve.eJ Co. .Nev OyieerI. La.. Ari IS sol! by retail nessdealers every where.
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!fe, Tie .f,ksnfe.s Tro7dty. ]
 Didn't Garry ii Away.

You are charged with carrying whisky away from an illicit distillery. ' said the United States judge 10 Uncle Silas. :. What have yoa to say to that charger
 "l isn't guilty, sah. didn't carry it away"
 You had some then =
 ies, sah, l had somer
 What did you do with |, =
 Well, sah, all dat had wuz inside ob me, an had SO much dat couldn't carry 1t away, so jess stayed dar.n
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voIune 4.

The second volume of this paper. em- bracing all the numbers from December 3d, 1882. 10 May .6,h, 1885, IS now ready. The book is handsomely bound in cloth and leather, and will be furnished. with purchasers name in gold on the back, for S3.5o.
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THE ARKANSAw TRAVELLER

Is sod by ,tc following neA sdealers in Lii,l' Rock:
 MosEs WoRMsER. Capital Hotel. CoehRAN X BELL. Capital Hotel. SEAR<FY, HUNr& Co.. DcminS House, (. iHElNE. Union Depot, WiisoN x WEBh, ZIG Man >i., >Yllti x Co. sol Mun Si., 4. ausf,. Ii9 MAn St., 4. DAVIES x SONS, lI2 Main St.,
 !. lUNIKiNo. 7ii M.tin St., N :IiESEY, Cor. sth >t. anA Rector Ave.
 IN AK6ENTA: C 2,lss. Il the post1ffcr
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Stamps

of larger denomination than three cents will not be received at this otfice in pay ment for subscriptions or on any other account. Newsdealers. pos,masters and others who make retni;,ances to Us will please remember this.
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Everybody in town smokes the " White
Browns s Iron Tonic

Has taken the lead over all other tones. be cause Il IS sure remedy. complete sirers sth- cner, and is the only Iron Tonic ,hai will not eonstipate the bowels. produce headache, or hlacken the teeth. Try bottle. and be sure tau C. l. Lincoln < Co.'s name IS on each wrapper. Only SIoo.
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Yes" said Miss squgglehorn, pa was professional man. as you have heard; he used 10 draw very large houses" N. B." Pa - was bui!dinss z moyer.-RostoH zymsfyiJ1.
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A young miss of sixteen asks what is the proper thing for her to do when she IS serenaded by party of gentlemen a, a late hour. We are glad to be able to an- swer this question. Steal softly down stairs and unite the dog.-Reeles5fy Posi- Erbys5S.
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P. I. O. Brien

Will, during this month, make sammer suits at greatly reduced prices. No better stock of summer suitings can be found anywhere than on Mir O' 'Brien's tables, and his reputation for cutting and fitting IS well known in the city. Call and see goods and obtain prices, nc Yves, Markham s,ieet.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-08-25

Dt Bonds Arkansaw Traveller sc. Ogar Is worthy ofiis name. We know it.
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The tavori,e gallery. 4o4 I-e Main st.. has really become tavori,e with the peo- pie. lohn r. Napier, proprietor of the :" favori;c" ranks with the best photo graphic artists ofthe south, a fact 10 which his work bears testimony.
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AYERS AGUE CURE

contains an ANIlooTE FOR ALL MALAkIAL DISORDERS which. 50 far as known, $ used in no other remedy. it contains no Qninine. nor any mineral nor deleterious substance shatever.and consequently produces no injur- 'ous effect upon the constitution but leaves the system as healthy IS II was before the attack.
 WE WARRANT AYERS A6CE CURE 10 cure every ease of Feyer and Ague, Inter nlit,eni or Chill Fever, KeIaiien, Fever, Dumb Ague, Bilioas Fever and Lirer Complaint caused by malaria. h case of failure after due trial, dealers are authorized, 5y our circl- lar dated July I. 1882. 10 yefisg.i fks 1a5asy. Dr. ]. C. Aver & Co.,, Lowell, Mass
 Sold by all Druggists.
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NOTICE.

Any person Knowing the whereabouts of the relatives of WILLIAM RILEY BRANT- LEY. of Johnson county. Ark. who resided in Johnson county, in Is6,. five miles from Clarksville, will confer lasting favor by addressing his daughter
 MATTE EARNEST,
 Ferris P. O., Carhcn co, wyc. Ter.
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Confectionery in the grea,es, variety a; the Southern Palace. JOS Main street
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A CLEAR HEAD.

q. lt. Year l.t9 was induced io :fy AYf1's PILL a> a remedy for Indigestion Con -tii'aiion, afd Headache, from aiiich Lad l1ng b.el. great sufferer. ,'a-l.i.tsnc- n-.' with n dose of iive Pills. t9ut.i ;heir acti"u c.,sy, .ni pi,,aiue.i prompt r-ssof. In continuing their Use, t single Il taken after dinner, j.,ily Las ben al, n. l.eli- ei4e l have requirei AYERS rifts have kcit my system regular 1iui my head clear. aEd benefited me mere than al, tn. n...!i- eii.es eTcr before tried. Every person sim iiariy afflicted -hould know the.r ,alue, h. state >,.. Chicago, June (. lss2
 NJ. Y. wAr>aS." fr al diseases II ,'.e stomach ana bowels, Try AYERS IILLs.
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The tables of,he southern palace, JOS Man St.. are the best supplied in the city When you want a hrs,-class meal call ai ite Southern Palace.
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\ sea captain is good deal of vaga- bond when he beats his way up a har- bor. - Bostsn 7Gnse5.
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Havana filled hand made ! Can't be equaled for 5c.. The Arkansaw Traveller cigar.
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Tor quie, game of pool or billiards go 10 Ellenbosen < Elkan's Telephone" saloon. cor Markham and Cumberland StS
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\ knish, of the razor-Saturday light. -L9e.
 Take Neelly o Saniord's hack line at Searsy, for Griffin epnngs, Ark.
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For She Lake and Gulf hsh, always telephone James Hasley, Ilo West Fifth street
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Photographs !,

The only place in ,he city where you can se, the bes, photographs for half the ordinary price. and guaranteed to please every time. Babies pictures q speciality Card photos only ;, per dozen Cabinet photos s4. Gallery .ol l-c Main street ; open every day. Cloudy days are no, objectionable, as l use only the lightning process. lNo. |. RiilES.
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For Sale.

About sixty pounds of this BREWER fused very little). well assorted, in cases. Will be sold al bargain. Address this ofeee.
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Try a box Of White Roses at Bailey
X Co. s.

Soda water. fruits, nuts and confeo,ion- cry, at the Southern Palace, -cS Main street
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-08-25

Go to the Southern Palace, JOS Main St, for fruit and confectionery.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-08-25

Ayers Ague Cure has saved thousands of lives in the malaTiai districts of this and other countries. |, IS warranted q certain and speedy remedy. free froni Ill harmful ingredients.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-08-25

\ delicious Havana for sc. is The Arsansaw Traveller, at Bonds Thar macy.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-08-25

,. \. Junskind, 7i4 Main St.. keeps a iull line of drugs. fancy toilet articles, etc. Peruvian Bark Biiters and the ARKANSAw TRAvELER. the great anti-bilious reme- aies. are sold there.
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Henry Buerser, who for so many years has had the Arkansaw agency of Lemp's St. Louis lager beer. continues to lead the beer trade ot the s,ate His house on Markham stree, is headquarters for beer, ice, and all saloon supplies.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-08-25

Na.h Alderman, corner Fifth and Cen fer streets, always keeps in stock the paIest and best of imported gins, bran dies and wines and fine liquors of all sines. The ')ug trade is one oi the features of Maths business, and parties n ;he country, wishing really good ar ticle of liquor. may send their orders to NIT. Alderman, with the assurance that shipments will be made promptly and goods will prove satisfactory.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-08-25

Wilson X Webb keep all the la,es, styles of stationery Their counters are Sled with all the popular magazines newspapers and periodicals, and they are head q,ar;ers for blank books, writing fuids. etc
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30, DO White Roses Bailey & Co. $.

l C a,I>s. T, the pas,5ffice.
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legal Ae6ffs.
Application for Patent, No. 1881.

UNITED STATES LAND OrFicE,
HELENA, NJ. r., May II, lSS3.
NOTICE is hereby given that Ancdc Bcssette,
~ whose postofticc address Is Bannack. Beaver
head county, Montana has this day filed his appli.
cation for patent tor 600 linear feet Of the Rrrnce
lode. mine or vein bearing silver, with surface
ground 40 feet in width situated in no organized
mining district, county ot ae,vcrhcad and Territory
Of Montana, and designated bv the field notes ani
official plat file In this Office lot No. 40. In un.
SURVEYED township south, range !, west Of princ-
pal meridian Of Montana Territory; said lot heing
rs follows, to wit: Beginning at point on north
end Of this claim from which the initial psnt for
mineral surveys in this district Is the NJ c X I r,
marked on the east face of summit of quartzite
rock in place, TOOK feet above ground bears
~ = W dooo feet distant; at which point is a
quartzite stone marked ti.&o for corner No. rum
ming thence 1900 feet; thence Sae 20 ~ feet;
thence iso, feet; thence n So 30 w AS feet to
corner No. and the place ot beginning; magnetic
variation iSs .iy f; containing IS u acres.
The location Of this minc is recorded in the Re-
corters Office Of county clerk Of Bcavcrl,ead
y, Montana. in hook U, page 3h., Of said county.
the Randall lode on the north.
AKy and MI m adversely ror
tion Of said Bernicc lode, mine or surface ground
are required to file their adverse claims with the
Register Of the United States Land Office at Hell
cna in the Territory Of Montana, during the sixt.
.ias,s ,:.s;ea vi publication hcleof, they will by
'"'rsa by virtue of the prcysions ef the statutes.
F. p. STERLING, Atty for Applicant. [s,.l
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Driving the Golden Spike.

A large party will leave New York on
the ,oth of August as the guests Of Henry
Willard, President Of the Northern Pacific
railroad, to witness the opening Of the road,
the ceremonies of which will be held few
miles west of Mullan tunnel. The party
will stay one day in St. Paul and one in
Minneapolis, reaching Helena the evening
of September 7th. They will 60 to the
junction of the tracks the next morning.
William Everett will make the address, and
Willard will drive the last spike "a golden
one that will unite the two divisions ofthe
road. 1t is expected that President Arthur
will be present, as he will by that time prob
ably have finished his tour to the Yellow
atone Park. All the ex-presidents ofroad
will be present exceptthe first Josiah Ben
ham, who obtasned the charter and died in
1868, bsfore shovelf,l of dirt had been dug
for its construction. The other ex-presi'
dents, Ex-Governor J. Gregory Smith, OF
Vermont; General George w. Cass, of New
York; c. II Wright of Philadelphia; Fred
erick Billings Of New York; and number
of prominent English and German guests
pubic men and journalists, will arrive on
August 10th to join the party. After the
ceremonies some Of the party will return
East, and the remainder will 90 over the
whole of the road to Portland and the Will
annette valley also to Puget Sound, return
ing to NewSY ork on September 18th.
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UNlrED STATES LAND OrricE, !
HELENA, NJ. r., May ", 1854.

Es
HELENA, NJ. r., May y, I&Ss.
NOTICE is hereby given that A,nede l3csse,tc.
~ whose postcficc address is M,nnysk, Beaver.
head county, Montana, has this day filed his appli-
cation for pat.t tor from 1880 to 1886 linear icet
Of the Bob lngerso lode, mine or vein hcaring sill.
yer, with surface ground Zoo feet in width, situated
in organized mining district county of Beaver
head and Territory Of Montana, and designated by
the field notes and official plat file in this office
range !! west Of principal meridian for Montana
and said lot No. ~ being rs follows, to wit: Be.
ginning ut point CO. w IS feet distant from the
+ location corner which Is granite stone aoxSxt
inches, marked l.ia7s for corner No. !, from which
the initial point bears ~ 90 w ,oah feet distant
running thence N 81 w 3sS feet; thence S 6oS W
Io7 feet; thence IS go w feet; thence 5 u
IS w Iiso feet; thence 6is E Zoo feet; thence
~ 96' X 1896 feet to corner No. and the plac.
Of beginning: :'u'gnetic variation i9' e; contain
ing IS acres.
The location Of this mine Is recorded in the Re
cOrder's Office of Beaverhcad county, Montana Ter
ritory, in book records OF said county. page ~
The adjoining claimants w. A. Mc(4Ail, ct al.
IN the Silver Rose lode on the north.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely any pnr
ground required 70 file their adverse Claim witt
the Register of the United States Land Office a
Helena, in the Territory of Montana, during tn
sixty days period Of the publication hereof, the
will bc barred by virtue Of tho provisions Of th
statutes. +. ADKINSON, Register.
FL STERLING, Atty for Applicant. lsI.i
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Yellow Fever.

DR.. Domingos Frere, appointed by the
Brazilian government to investigate the ma
ture and cause Of yellow fever outbreaks
reported some of his researches. He has
found in tke soil of cemeteries where yellow
fever subjects have been inferred myriads
Of microbes identical with those seen in the
vomit, blood, and urine ofpatients suffering
from the fever, as well as vibriones in rapid
motion. DR.. Frere believes that, after
passing through the porosities Of the earth
these germs disperse themselves through
the atmosphere, while others are carried BY
storm rains to the towns, and there provoke
epidemics ofthe disease. He proposes thai
the bodies Of all persons who die Of yellow
fever be cremated.-.Scie"titicA Ame'1fa".
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A Live Issue.

The San Francisco Cyonicle Of the 1st
says: "Several Eastern clergymen are be-
coming aware ofthe growth of Mormonism
and lis menace to christianity and good
government. A New York preacher de.
nounces the twin relic as the greatest des'
potism of modern times, and shows how the
central power at Salt Lake is reaching ou'
and gaining the political contro lof ell the
adjacent Territories. This alarming fact Is
we'll known on this coast and has received
It's due attention from the press; but the re-
mainder ofthe country seems to be singular
ly apathetic about this growing evil. 1t will
not take mny amonths, at the present rate
Of growth, to bring poligamy before the
country as a very live issue that must be
decided one way or the other"
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One after another the newspapers are
discussing the proposition for government
postal telegraphy. The idea Is growing in
favor and II the present strike is of long
continuance, there will be a wide spread
popular demand for the adoption ofthe sys.
tenn. The government could either buy up
the property Of the telegraph companies, or
1t conld establish lines Of its own. Those
who control the telegraph lines have shown
themselves unfit for the trust and the peo.
pie through their government have right
to protect themselves.
The Chicago Tribune has the following to
say about the matter: ".rhe government
has plenty Of money-more than 1t knows
what to do with. Let It build telegraph
lines connecting Washington with the prin.
cipal cities Of the republic, biading together
the political, commercial and financial Gen.
ters not at the mercy Of any monopoly,
either Of labor or capital. Let these be
gradually extended as the money -order
postoffices have been until the whole coun-
try enjoys the blessings Of the postal tele.
graph. The government and the private
companies will act as beautiful system Of
checks on each other. The competition Of
the government will keep down the private
tendency to extortionate rates. The com.
petition of the private lines will keep the Of
ficers Of the government enterprising and
alive to new methods and new wants.
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An extended crop review from Central
and Southwestern Kansas, shows remark
ably heavy crop Of grain and vegetables.
The yield Of oats is quite astonishing.
One field in Harvey County yielded 1903
bushels to the acre, and field Of wheat in
the same county, forty.eight bushels to the
acre. The prospect was never better for
harvest. The corn crop is the largest ever
known in Kansas.
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0UMA6oE00s

IN the District Court Of the First Judicial District
OF 'hc Territory of Montana, in and for the coun
ty OF t .averhcad.
Catherine NJ. Schultz, Plaintiff, VS., Frank a.
Schultz, Defendant.
The people Of the Territory Of Montana send
greeting to Fr.,nk a. Schultz defendant You are
hereby required 70 appear in an action brought
District court Of the First Judicial District fe Ter
ritory of Montana, IN and for the c'unty ot Beaver
head, and to answer the complaint filed there.
in, within ten days exclusive ct the day ot
service) after the service you Ot this summons,
il served within this county; or II served out oi
this county, but in this district, within twenty days;
otherwise within forty days; or judgment l'y dct;u't
will he taken against you, according to the prayer
Of said complaint.
The said action Is brought to obtain decree ofthc
court for the dissolution Of the bonds Of nltrnony,
heretofore and now existing between YOU and plain.
ti on the grounds of desertiOn and absence from
the Territory Of Montana; and for the custv Of the
three minor children Of said marriage, towit: Geo.
II. aged { years, Sophia r. aged years and Albert
II. aged one year; and tor IN equitable division ut
the property belonging to said defendant.
And you are hereby notified that 1t you fail tn ap.
pear and answer said complaint above required,
the said plaintiff will apply to tn: court for the rrict
demanded in said complaint and tor such other and
further relief to the court seems meet and proper
and for costs If suit
Given under my hand and the seal Of the District
Court Of the First Judicial District ri
SEAL. the Territory Of Montana. in and for the
county Of Rcaverhcad, this ist day oi
August, ~ the year oi Lord one Thousand eight
""''''~ '''N TIiEO. MUFFLI, Clerk,
f3I.Nl by ROBr. I. WING, Deputy Clerk
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Catalogue NO.l1.

The Mrrexry, Wilkins own, Pa. says:-
"rhe Victor Printing Co., Lock Box no
Elizabethville, Pa, we'll known and per-
fectly reliable concern, have issued their
New Book Catalogue, No.l7. tits large
book, handsomely bound and illustrated
and will be mailed free to all who ap'
ply to them."
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Rocky Mountain Conference

The Rocky Mountain Conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church was organized
in Salt Lake City, August 8, 1872, with a
membership Of nine ministers. The Con.
ference included the Territories Of Utah
Idaho, Montana, and 4 part Of Wyoming.
The appointments Of this year were five
preachers to Utah with nine circuits In Utah
and Idaho to be supplied, and four preachers
10 Montana with three circuits to be sup.
piled. This Confcrenc remained undivid.
ed nntil 1877, when out Of 1t under the 81
pervision Of Bishop Wylie, the Montana ant:
Utah conferences were formed. Rev. T, e.
Illiff was appointed presiding elder Of the
latter, with six preachers appointed to sta.
tons and seven places left to be supplied.
BY the action of the General. Conference
Of the M.E.Church of 1880, all the inter.
mountain Territories were organized into
separate missions. Utah mission was made
to embrace also the southeastern portion Of
Idaho as far north as the Fort Hall Indian
reservtion' and placed under the Episcopal
supervision Of Rev. I. w. Wiley; Rev. T.
e. 1lliff was appointed General Superinten.
dent by the Board Of Bishops last fall.
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0uMA6ON0,

the District Court Of the First Judicial District
Of the Territory OF Montana in and fsr the county
of Beavcyhead.
Ellen Il. Baker, plaintiff. vs. John G. Baker, de.
fendant.
The people of the territory Of Montana send greet
ing tO John 6. Baker, defendant: fouarc hcrehv re-
quircd to appear in IN action brought against you
by the above med plaintiff, in the District court Of
the First Judicial District Of the territory Of Mon
tana, in and tor the county Of Bcaverhesd, and To
the complaint filed therein, within ten days
exclusive Of the day Of service after the service
you Of this summons, IL served within this county;
or, if served out Of this county, hut in this district
within twenty days; otherwise within forty days I;
or Judgment by default will be taken against you,
according to the prayer Of said complaint.
The said actionis brought to0btain decree ot the
Court dissolve the bonis of matrimOny heretofore
and now existing between you and plaintiff, OH the
grounds Of extreme cruelty and abandonment, for
| more than one wear last past.
And you are hereby notified that II you fail to APP
pear and answer said complaint lis above required,
the said plaintiff will apply to the Court for the
lief demanded in said complaint and for the custody
John Ellsworth, minor child ot said MARRIAGE and
for such other relief may BE- meet, and tor costs
of suit.
Given under my hand and the seal ri the District
4-+ court Tor the First Distri let Of the terri
| SEAL tory OF Montana, in and tor til. county
- of Rc,vcrhcad, this 3ist day OF July,
in the year Of our Lord Thousand
eight hundred and eighty three.
by RnBr. +. WING, Dcputy Clerk.
c. w. TURNER Esq. Plaintiff sAtt'v. C3u-3D