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SUMMONS-IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
- the first judicial district of tho state Of Mon
tana, IN and for the county Of Lewis and Clarke.
MARY ); howell. plaintiff, VS.. John h. howell,
Tie State Of Montana sends greeting to tho
above named defendant
You are hereby requ.fed to appear in an action
Drought against you by the above named plaintiff
IN the district court of the first judicial district
OF he state of Montana, in and for tina county Of
lewis An Clarke. nj to answer the complaint
filed therein, within len days Exclusive Of this
day OF service) after the service on you of this
summons, il served within this county or, If
served out OF this county, but within this district
within twenty days; otherwise within forty DAYS
or Judgment by default will be taken AGAINST yon,
he sald action is brought to obtain decree of
this court dissolving the bonds of mstrimony OK
listing betwes the plaintiff herein and you. ne
se.d defendant. upon the ground of your having
wlif1lly abandoned and der erted and 80 continu.
ing to abandon and deser,, the plaintiff herein,
and without gust cause, and against hsr will 81 /
consent. s'l of which will more fully appear or
reference toihe complaint on file herein.
and you are hereby notified that II you fail to
appear and answer the said complaint. as above
required. the raid plaintiff will apply to the
court for the relief demanded in tbs complaint
Given nnder my hand and the seal Of the dis
y ate Of Montana, in and for the county Of LeVis
dClarke, this twelfth day OF December In the
year OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
ninety. -
iSeall JOHN BEAN
~ H. X. THOMPSON. Deputy Clerk.
elAaKE CONNOLLY. Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Mooney we're united in marriage Sunday
night bv Shelby Eli billiard at the residence
OF the bride in the presence of few select
friends. ~
Star in the West. lodge No. ~. A. F. and
4. ID. was constituted Saturday evening,
Burton, II. G. Williams, of Billinos. repre-
sented the grand lodge Of Montana on the
occasion and after constituting the lodge
the following officers we're installed: E, j,
Lowry, w. NJ; w. A. Lewis, s. W.; w. II,
Edick. J. w.; Chas. Tenant, Treas; John
;. Dunnivin, Sec: j. L. Struthers, s. D.;
John A. Burns, j. D.: Gilbert Patterson. 8
s.; Samuel Gebo, j. L.; Samuel johnson.
tyler. The proceedings were followed by a
banquet given by the members of the lodge.
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SUMMONS-INSdE DISl RIOT COUNT t,v
the hrst Judicial district of the state of Mon.
tana, in and for the county OF Levin and Clsrke
Emma Neldrube, plaintiff. 70. Fred Weldrube
deferd Mt
The state of Montana sends greeting I, thu
above named defendant: - "
You are hereby required TO appear in an action
brought against you by the above named plaintiff
in the district court OF the first judicial datrict
OK the state OF Montana, in and for the COUNTY oS
Lewis and Clarke, and to answer the complsint
hled therein. within ten days exclusive OF. the
day of service) after tho ,ervice On you Of this
summons. it served within this county: or. r.
ter Cd ont OF this county. but within this dis
Eict, within twenty days; otherwise within forty
days. Or Judgment By defiant will Be taken
plant. VII"
The said action is brought to dissolve thu
honda Ut matrimony heretofore and nov existin..
b-tweon aid plaintiff and defendant for INA
reason that 0 id defendant abandon.d aid
plaintiff willfu:ly and without csuse. ard ~
continued 70 to do for more than twelve months /
And You sro hereby notified that IL ron fail 10
appaar and answer the fcid complaint. a. ahove
required, the said plaintiff viii Obtain ;ndc-
menf by default against You, and AK Tor the re
LIEF demanded In complaint
Given under my hand and the eeel Of the dis
erict court OF tho First Judicial dietrict 81 The
state Of Hcntena. in AAA for the oountv Of Ievie
and Clarke. this tWenty-ei9hth day Of 3ctoher IN
he 5ear OF oar Lord. ons thouaspd eisht hnn-
arsd and 3insty. 1850 49,
(eKAI.l JOHN nRAM Ca~k
@H. 3 Tsoa1Ysox. Dspat1 on.
c. B NOLAN. Atty. fse GainfiG
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REAL EsTArR
~Ns'0~@~9~-~e>~<N N~~~-~~~~>
w. 4. Cox, Gold Block. Oaers.

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w. 4. Cox. Gold Block, Oaers,
front foot.
A tine variety of lots in the Syndicate addition
prices.
Blocks in Highland Park at s., 500 for choios,
u, hne block in Brooke addition, fronting on
Hauser boulevard. at SIS per front foot.
hno selection Of lots in Hauser addition from
$:2. SO to $40 per front foot.
Desirable lots in Jockey addition. near Helens
avenue, cheap.
Some excellent bargains in Richmond HILL
Some very desirable htain street property n
reasons BILE prices.
Two flve room houses. now, ground boxl8, .,
~ goo each, easy terms
Twelve-re .n house near business center, grouna
l12xl0O, for So, 500
Several new desirable residences.
Ihreo. story brick building rents for 422s -
month. for $1,000.
for plating.
Fifteen acres adjoining city at about sselA.ls
price OF adjoining L:oporty.
leo acres Just outside of city limits, snitae RsR
Plating.
$40 acres near town. very desirable and Ct nti,.
factory price.
$50 upwards.
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CONTRACT FOR CORDWOOD TUE MON
~ lana company limited. is prepar to receive
bids s TOR the supply, of the " ,oe or aay part Of
laCo9 cords OF good understandable cordwood to
be delivered on cars or in its wood yard at Marys
VILE: ceii,ery to commence on the first day of
april. ls y, and to be continued thereafter at the
rate q 1908 cords OF wood per month until the
conviction Of the contract.
Inc Montsna company does not bind itself to
accept the lowest or any bio. fealed proposals
o'clock noon. of the 2lst day o: January 1891.
:, r. T. BAYLISS
Marysville. Mont. December o. 1890
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
FREE. es9 un1oe Times
IMITATION WASTED-TO DO ANY KIND
machinist. Wages NOT 70 much An ob;ect ~ Sao q
cnahee 10 get STAR Address 4, this of6cs.
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u0ll should not fail to see the beautiful
Viii line of Christmas slippers at J. p.
wv Woolman a. Co.'s.
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HONEY TO LOAN

HONEY TO LOAN.
w LOAN BH II. b PALMER, 6kE M
tsanant % fourth -.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION-NOT ia
=. ~ hereby given, to whom it may concern that
man i liter and Peter X, eieer. heretofore doing
bnsin 8, at the aloon called Pete's Place. at the
corner OF Fifth avenue and Kcduey street is this
day dissolve ed by mutual consent.
HERMAN RICHTER
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NOTIGE--SCHOOL BONl)S--N(yTIC,E | a
~ hereby eiven that the undersigned hnard n
trustees of school district 40 3, IN IsWis Al
Clarke county. state of Montana will 81 fks
office of VIM. Muth, rooms 2lS 21l and SIS Pr,rsp
building, Helena, In said county and stnfa r 49,.
O'clock IN the afternoon, on the 10Th nv AZ 49,
nary. A. d. 1891, sell to the highest and 49, MI
der for cash. the bonds OF said school fricA IA
the amount OF yenty thousand dollars. hessans
interest at the rate Of six per cent. mar an m
payable semi annually. Said bonds ~ navsnIss
IN twenty years and redeemable ii ton rears frnre
their date, and in denominations OF 1iye hnnGrseS
dollars each. - - 4Assesa
The board Of trustees reserves the .isht = =, .
ject any or all bids. 80 - - -
Dated December I'D, A. d. 1890.
N. KESSLER
Attest: AN sTT sOJIE.
J J. FAINT. Clerk.
NOTICE TO CREDITORa-FeTATF ~
-. James ~. Ryan. decoaeed. 80 - - {
Notice y hereby given BY tbs undeeaieral -. Z
ecutrix OF the estate OF James RI HynnT' -
ceased, to the CREDITOR of, and al narsnns ~.
in9 claims against the saad deceaeed. IL a1hik;t
th0m; with the necessary v0uchara vithin ~,
months after the first publication AZ MI net;a "
70 the SAID e1ecutrix, Ut the 0lRco az Ts,cf~ =
" aHece N Helena. MonsAnA tn anma h~arS
tne place Tor the transaction u the b0Sirass ~
ssad estate IN the county g Leyis and CIssis.
E1scntli Of the estate q James il. ~.
Dated Dscember 18Th, lseo.
IFfst publication Dec II 1850
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Observation-Disclosures.
{ HAN Lar & HEATH N1NTon1E non
saw mill. GAS; ten wal .: girls. ton girls for
Wan; NE lED D. AND WOMEN OF EDucA-
ders for the Library of American Lite,afnre j.
re eten Volumes, li0' authors, 2,671 selections
~ page portraits, IN preparation Tor seven
YEAR,; -ust completed. Five foIl-na- q no,trs;a.
Tree Tor thirty cents Chas. L. Webeter r r. .
East - ur'eeeth street, New York CITY.
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HOUSES FOR SALE

AOSOrAJ roIS 0AAG
$4,000-Two-story frame. eleven room, elosseu
This property rents Tor IS per month. ss''
$2,3O-One story frame. five rooms and bath,
closets and cellar. wstsr in hoass and yard, q
eS.5Oo-Twostory fame house, ten rooms,
bath, closets and cellar. water in house and yard
lot 46M x140: inquire for terms.
,$6,5O0-Two-story frame hoase. eight rooms,
Al modern Nconveniences. west side on motor
bath, etc. stable on lot. lot SO1i25. west side;
terms 81, 200 cash. balance long time.
90 FIVE ~ houses on 81. BsoadTay; five rooms each.
$4,OoO-Iwo-story frame, i've rooms, water in
house; terms $500 cash balance to suit
$2,50-Onestory, tya-rOoyn frame. wator in
yard; terms $aOO cesh, balance to suit.
SS;aoe-t,ghtt-room 6,sss nouse water il yard.
dition: terms 500 cash. balance TO suit
- "U--f 0ur-r0om franc house on Madison
avenue. water in yard: terms $500 oash. balance
S4,O0o-Two-story frame house, six rooms and
bath. closets. etc.. west eids tefms $500 cash,
balances to suit.
$4,9OITwo-story frame house on Clark street,
esven rooms. bath. etc.; terms $500 cash. balance
s., sO0-Two frame houses on Ewing street; No.
contains five rooms cellar end closets; No.
contains Fix rooms. cellar and closets 6Oxl50;
terms $200 cash. 81, 100 two years. 8 per cent
the yald, lot Nxll0; terms. S1.70O cssk; bslanos
thr0s and 0ne-half years at 10 Fer cent.
$l,SOO-Ons-story frame house. & 70 rooms two
lets fenced separate. size of lots lOOxllO in
Northern Pacific addition Ne. ]. watsr in yard.
Special Inducements will b made on Great
ral.s and Butte property. Acre tracts suitable
Tor plating always on hand.
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WIN. Msth's List.

V01s 80tn'0 A10S,
40 a,res Montana avenue property.
A9 .ores choice Wet Eld property.
10oxlz5 Bradford sddidon. corner, 11,0Da
600 froat fest syndicate addition. SD peF Saan
20 frcat feeS 9eymer Part, fs pse foot
One block. Highland Park. choics. Ss.soo
1oQx28 Ha1see aveDoo front. $500
l00xl10 Hols - addition, y DO.
4x11s Nam street. fro1f. corner, 5000.
lO0xl40 Ea9hth eyeaue and Idaho. Sa0Oo.
. aneos It ~ $a1o0
Hosa4snco n Eaaese addition, $500.
keeiesnes IN bradford aoditon. X.2O0
30l9aace N esaAtoe1 adAitioo ~ sO0
Raaidsnes q Hohnek and Canncn. III soo.
Resdsaoe essnse DsDekswideS and Cen
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WANTED-A YOUNG GIal. Ii o. l6 YEARS
old, immediately, to assist in mouse work in
family of two Apply ut this Office.
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For the present the school directors have
concluded to prohibit all denominations
from holding church services in the school
building. But Sunday school will be held
as usual.
Charles c. Bowler has fine specimen Of
the American eagle mounted and placed on
his writing desk. This beautiful bird was
shot in the mountains above town some
time ago and presented to Mr.. Rowlen bv
Mr.. Edick.
A: J. Eaan is putting up store building
for =. Z. Bachelor that will be used bv
the druggist, A. J. Armstrong & Co. The
building ia twenty-five by forty and will be
built on the corner Of Hauser avenue and
cond street.
Thomas Donahue is mp and able to be ont
on the streets after his accident Mr.. Dom
ahue had pretty rough time of it and his
friends thought for long time that he
would not be able to pull through his seri-
Gus injuries. =
The concert given at the school houss
Monday evening, Dec. Is. under the aus
plcss Of the principal of our public schools,
Miss L. H. Yakely. was a brilliant success
in every particular. Not moro than half
the crowd Who attended could get seats. a
the school building was jammed with pso-
pie.
Ellsworth 8. Clock and Charlotte Ellan
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HELP wANrrD-rEMALE.

WANTED-A GIRL TO 10 GENERAL
W olse work for in r~ily of four. Must know
how to cook. Address Ms. W. B. Gsffney, Eoul
Huntsville gazette., 1890-07-05
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

THE North Alabama Land and I'M
provement Company, of New York, has
fled a certificate for an increase OF
capital from $500, 900 to S1,500,00O.
The Secretary of the Interior on the
3Oth transmitted to the House an estl-
mate of an additional appropriation OF
1891, 900 to carry out the provisions OF
the disability pension bill
MELVILLE PRENDENBERG, of New
York, played with can of gunpowder.
Somehow fire got to it and little later
the police carried him home in such
Fragments as they found of the thirteen
year old boy.
NATHAN BEssINGER, wholesale and
retail furniture dealer, of Louisville,
KY, failed on the 30th. Liabilities,
$50, 600.
IT is estimated at the Treasury Depart
ment that there has been decrease or
about $40, 900, 900 in the public debt since
June 1st. This will make the total de-
decrease for the fisical year ending on
the 3Oth SS7, 800, 900, as against S114,OOO,-
600 the previous nScal year.
FIVE acres of fire was the awful sight
witnessed at the Standard Oil Refinery
at Louisville, KY, on the 3Oth. The
immense structure was blazing at every
point, and the heat was so intense that
even 200 yards away persons were over
come.
THE report of glanders in the vicinity
of Jackson, Miss, is denied.
THE bid of the Nashville, Chattanooga
& st. Louis for the Western & Atlantic
Railroad was formally accepted by Gov.
Gordon and the State officers Of Georgia
on the 3Oth, the bid being declared by
the Attorney-Generali in accordance with
the lease act.
DURING Saturday nights storm at
vanceburg, KY, lightning killed Jerry
Searles, his wife and only child, thus
annihilating the entire family. They
had lust driven under a tree for shell
ter. The horse was also killed.
JOHN MoRsER, his daughter and wife,
of Wilkesbarre, Pa, died horrible
death on the 29th after eating sausage
which he had bought from a Hungarian
shop-keeper.
SUPERINTENDENT OF THE CENSUS PoR-
TER says from present indications the
returns of the enumeratorS will show a
total population of the United States OF
GA, 500, 600 as against so, 155, 1873 in 1880.
HARRISON WARNER, SO years of age
who trundled a wheelbarrow from Nc
Connellville, O., to Baltimore, a dis
tance of $50 miles, arrived at the latter
place on the 29th.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-07-05
MISCELLANEOUS;

A DISPATCH from Senior Martinez So
bral, Minister of Foreign Affairs of
Guatemala, dated the Goth, announces
that revolutionary movement had
broken out in San Salvador.
THE Italian Government has appoint
ed an administrator of the affairs of the
municipality of Rome
The new cruiser Philadelphia, it is
claimed, is the fastest war ship afloat
On the 27th the overdue steamship
Denmark, having on board lot OF
horses of the "Brookfeld stud," con-
signed to DR.. Webb and William E.
Vanderbilt, arrived at her New York
dock from London. She was nineteen
days making the passage, and owing to
the heavy pitching of the ship three OF
the valuable horses became sick and
died. The others arrived in splendid
condition.
LONDON Liberals have espoused the
cause of the police in their attempts to
obtain recognition Of their demands, and
will endeavor to have the matter dis
cussed in Parliament with view OF
affairs which now exists. ..
CENSUS returns from Connecticut show
that towns having in 1880 about one
fifth of the population of the State give
an increase of nearly IT'S, 600. The State
will, therefore, retain it's full repre-
sentation in Congress, and not lose a
representative, as was reported re-
Gently.
OFFICIAL denial Of the appearance of
the cholera in France was issued by the
government on the 2Sth.
EARLY on the morning of the 3Oth
there were three quite severe earth
quake shocks felt at Santa Rosa, Cal.
Many people were awakened from sleep
by the tremores. The vibrations were
from north to south.
The Sugar Trust is considering tho
changes required, according to the late
decision of the New York Court of Ap-
peals, by which the objection to the
union of the sugar refneries can be
overcome, and the Trust perpetuated.
NEARLY two and half inches of rain
fell at Tiffin, O., on the 30th, in less
than half an hour, flooding the streets,
and filling cellars in all parts of the
city. Much other damage was done.
THERE was total Of eight deaths
from cholera in the Province of Valen-
cia on the goth. The epidemic has dis
appeared from the villages first at
tackled. Elsewhere in Spain the public
health is good.
THE Municipal Council of Rome has
been dissolved by King Hum bert.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-07-05
NOT ORDERED OUT.
Abner Explains just WHY He Left Old
Joe Greer's House.

Abner Explains Just Why He Left Old
Joe Greer's House.
"Well, Abner, hear you don't go
down to old 10 Greer's house any more"
"You did?"
'sYes; how did it happen? You and
lilly used to be pretty thick"
is that so? How'd ye know it?''
Gould see it? Say, what's the
trouble?"
"Oh, nothin' much. Y see ole 10 an
me hasn't hitched very clus, ov late;
seems ter think more O. Tilly than me.
Well, l wuz down thar las Satdy night
gittin' long we'll nuff, sittin' clus to
lilly by the fireplace, when ole 10
steps in. He goes to the front door an
sez: "Abner, you twis' this knob this
away n hit goes back that away, then
you twis' the outside knob that away
n hit goes back this away"
''That WIZ all he sed?"
1T kind O. struck me ez if he wuz a.
hintin' at suthin, so took n turned the
knob this away n it went that away,
N let go O. the outside knob n it went
back this away, n found myself out
side goin' down the steps. Don't want
no folks goin' roun' sayin old 10 Greer
ordered me- outen his house, fer he
hasn't chawed ernough bacon ter do it.
Pend on it, that .waz all the words he
sed. "A. w. Bellaw, in Light.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-07-05

ON the 2sth Mrs. Kate Dorsey, wife OF
John Dorsey, of Lawrence, Mass, was
brutally kicked to death by William
Haightley, alias William Hovey. her
nephew. The nephew was arrested.
JOE HOPKINS and Charles Smith, two
burglars, were shot and dangerously
wounded by George L. Hicks, of West
Superior, Wis, on the 30th. Tho men
entered Hicks room, when he fired,
putting bullet through the breast of
each.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-07-05

lHE Dill reported by the judiciary
Vonmlttee of the House of Representa-
1--WE, yves on the subject of original pack
ayes goes much further than the bill
y's'eo 0y the Senate. 1t provides that
any aftlcIe Of commerce imported into
'It oIa'e shall be subject to the laws of
SI Sl.n State Thus, not only liquors,
IN N products of all kinds would be
pa rl1.eo within reach of local police reg
Huntsville gazette., 1890-07-05

If the British people could be per-
saaded to look as fayorably as Stanley
does On the trade which the Marquis of
Salisbury has made with Germany in
Africa The Premier's Ministry would be
ii moro robust condition than it is in
ast And yet there is a chance
that SANKEY'S Judgment on this matter
Is better than that Of the average En-
rliShman.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-07-05

An Atlanta (Ga,) paper has discover
ed that the farmers in that vicinity
have made clear profit Of about twen-
ty per cent. in the last five years. That
is to say, they have supported their
families and have made four per cent a
year besides Have the merchants and
manufacturers of the same locality
done as well as that?
Huntsville gazette., 1890-07-05

The idea advanced by one Of the
Speakers at the annual meeting of the
Missouri teachers that current events
should be taught and discussed in the
colleges and high schools is most time
" and sensible. Students need to learn
not only what happened centuries ago,
Ou' also what is happening at the pres
tl' tme' i they are to become intelli.
gent and useful citizens.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-07-05

NJ. ,"A recent order Of the Secretary of
'"'' ;,' "l'h regard to the recruiting serv-
a. ~ p.2iy p.Opetly emphasizes the Importance
t.,,I ,vH'lStlng none but men of good
ia -'0-''' There has been too much care
III ts'Ie's IN that respect heretofore, and
,...SSuiV 'VSuiV Is that the usefulness of the
,.- ~! y impaired and the number Of de-
,l5. .5OlS increased. If we are to have
"A 'sIs .sIsa al ALL they should be reputable
Huntsville gazette., 1890-07-05

49, .attlemen whose herds are To-
InL oar the Mexican frontier can
c''sl - p easier, the Mexican Minister
gsa.u5 ;nrton having received advices
81 't"asI; Z. government that American
i''I n That have strayed into Mexico
c'.-' boen and will not be confiscat-
"" .ho Mexican Government.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-07-05

cr var indemnity due by Turkey to
lHL and which Russia insists on re-
h.ss.~, Il once, is larger than Turkey
cs'-a7 Obviously if Russia remains
Gu y P'3 .,osent mood the long expected
y s..,es !, i in the map of Eastern Europe
'l.-5 +ata place before the snow falls
Huntsville gazette., 1890-07-05

rgrpr 4 no reason to be alarmed at
.sa tbreats of foreign nations to quit
t.ring our products on any account.
INV bay from US now only because
nov are obliged to. and they will con-
ar1e buying as long as we continue to
grpIy what they must have and can not
,-oiuce for themselves.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-07-05

THE statistics show that there are now
1854 Sunday-schools in the United
States. having LEO 45S officers and
aacbers and S,j9S, S51 scholars. There
is no other country in the world that
can present such proofs Of success in
the work of promoting these admirable
Of civilization.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-07-05

~, cruiser Philadelphia seems
TIE ng ;,tar even than the other fly
% be s"- s;ab have been added to this
a' N'l II the navy in the past two or
t'ancn LARS In some respects, at least,
tree Sva '.od states will soon be able to
i2e : !, -i- -.o1f mistress of the seas.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-07-05

p,onr,soI institution which has just been
bent ''E"'ea :. by the Provisional Govern
n. IL |. I Brazil follows, in a general
Satas ,4o iIheS laid down in the United
Conr,o.O' O's"nlc law. A President, a
as. ara ,s' 81 two branches, and Cabi-
Lid oma provided for, the President to
70 a second II years and be ineligible
"a Of ~ ''0 term except after an inter
6,apeb i, ! years the term of the Federal
the no,n1 congress to be nine years and
'oasam,jaI." oranch three years. This
ds arSr tIon co Is to go into operation after
hN h eTnsress ~ ratifies it, which bodv
Sorepbos.l elected at once and to meet on \
Huntsville gazette., 1890-07-05

c.,xrry's word that the British have
-. hast Of the bargain in the African
W. W, II rith Germany ought to carry some
...irbt -s1, Stanley knows something
Tso r.94 Africa Moreover, he is not apt
..'a' :. ~ anv thing to give triumph to
y c..nisr Salisbury unless he actually
,l;sves "a
Huntsville gazette., 1890-07-05

4 ! N the bravery Of its citizens, as
On IL 1gpaIVans used to say, rather than
,,l.a,. y strength Of its defenses, that the
,s,3 'a''On OF a state in time of war de-
r,;~ 1t may also be said that the
srsL L'enance Of freedom in republic is
fsji. ;L more directly dependent on the
!{a,+r intelligence and spirit OF
aas,;. IN us people than it is on the
sa'uaon s,ma 10 and laws which they
aIi.1 lhls is truth which the Bra
his inna.d should bear steadily in mind at
@ !uncture in their affairs
Huntsville gazette., 1890-07-05
An Unprceedented Occurrence.

wasn't that very big fellow that
just got away from you?" asked one
fisherman of fellow angler.
no" was the reply; it was measly
little chap. I'd have thrown him back
If I'd caught him. ."-The Jury.