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Of entrance for tho Holy Land, and
there arc many rccka and In rough
weather people ran not land Of alL Tho
boats taking tho pcoplc from tho steam.
er ~ tho docka must run between reefs
that look I'd To me 70 b~ about nfty fcet
APART and n mis-str0ke 0t IN Oarsman
on an unexpected wave has sometimes
been fatal, and hundreds have persisted
along those rccfA heaidca that "a va
Loft Port Said tho evening before IN old
traveller said: The wind 10 Just right 70
give you . rough landing at Joppa; In.
deed, ] think you will not b. able 10 land
atAll." Tho fact WAS that whom Y Modi.
tcrrsnesn steamer dropped anchor near
Joppa and We put out for shore In the
ANAL boat. the wAtcr VA - sAll -
though II had beea souAd aalssp .
hundred ysarA and ~ landed - easily
- ! came on this platform. Well. your
tears have piotarcd Tor you IN appalling
arrival u the end Of yous voyage % life
and they cay that the go viii sua high
and that the brssksss viii swallow yOa
un OF that u you reach caAAaA 81 ell IL
will b. . very rough landing. TIE very
opposiss will b true u you have The
cterasl Goa Tor your portion. Your die
emhaskstion Tor the promised laAd will
be - smooth - ives ours ~ pAlestine
last Decemhcr. Christ will meet yOs ~
80 and pilot yoa into complete satsty
and you will land With . hOAaaAa %
ons ads Of yoa 81 . AallelHjsA % Ne
other
LAND ahssAr. ~ lp~iss ars vsvtae
No. aha Ahhnn - R~Aah~,> as~~
ANA ~ ltvtnu y seste having
AAasee whore heav' ally turns aso eooA
nesas ena seee0s r ! esss 20 uaseA
when ~ oAa1 ogePNal shoeos
Deop ~ 81. hoss sAPl Ne sattS
tem ouoU wteAbn che vuuC
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mako what's callsda sgsaAass" (sss cutl
Of two pisoes q ere spaauins . - 10
tset long.
Lay sAess down parallel With sech
esAsr. thrss isst apart aAd spike ss0e
eeoAs-paeces o.. asSach . chain - eacA
end around the cross- piecss and hitch -
The middle With . clsviA II the ground
y very soN you vtil assd 70 Aisch tArss
hoesee % that . 0An cen ride whca The
tool 10 upon the Aishess gseand. getting
Oh wAea In the ~dspressloas % that ths
lever ca uHloaA. IL v s~srpslsiAg how
.-c. . nsa saA team can level up .
piscs Of looss ground. Go oves several
StnsA essasrvays eHA cesasrvayA, ~
when u u levsA eaeNgh - sats zoe -
ready - ~. RlSeRssas nay ~ god
Sue Eaatesu OH. bst here h NicAtgNa
o viii csne In % ~ 10 noe 100 ~
go lve~A esv HosAiAg bss Gloves
M unstAy. sbest sis Nsart1 Of sssA =
q aseA anA asNe With soeesAiae Aas.
~ uatil ~ 80 = covvsSa; sel u
Qses.A y Asy. ~ Y ssaasasely uss'
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-03-07
SEEDING WASHED GROUND.
nasass II liswisg the xerl. lsvsliss end
po1VopAnlnw.

1obVOus4sWW
~. Win the Ohio Farmev, aaks how
he can got his fold that In badly washed
set In grssa aud 10 answered by w. C.
Agtn. In the issuc OF January ~ Mr..
ARin's advice 10 wholly imprscticable,
- Il involves blowing and leveling the
land In . raw STATE from July until after
the wheat crop 10 sown. during which
time, II there 10 . hard shower Of an
inch o. N inch and . half In two houn'
time. his Held will b - badly washed
% before. Neither docs no want 70 al
IN the gullics with old lo9A straw. etc.
but with earth. which 10 already close Of
hand and 10 the easiest 70 handle. II !
understand tho situation his aeld 10
pretty hilly and the objcct Of seeding II
70 Tot . cod that will keep his rcd lime
stone coll from going down on 10 his
ncighbor'a below and Ut the same time
afford him some prodt In the way OF
pasture. etc. Let him commence this
sprtnR ~ carly - the ground will work
we'll, say from the 10th 70 18th Of April.
Plew u we'll y itcan bc done, throwing
the furrows Into the bitches - much -
possible. When the deld 10 all plowcd
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I~soastePs foV - o

Plymouth Rocks and Light Hrahmss
aro the beat breeds for market purposes,
OF . cross between the two. using tho
Plymouth Rock oockereL sm careful.
says . writer In Farm and Home, while
the little birds arc young 70 feed . large
share Of bran and oatmeal and sOme
animal food, together With all The green
food they will eat, TO secure agroWth OF
bone, muscle and feathers. take caso
70 give young birds plenty Of axesciss
and koOp things we'll diainiscted. Feed
often. say four d i've times . day for
the hrst two weeks. giving ~ morn esch
time than they will eat clean. ladeed.
Il 10 boat - keep them just . little short
Do not gtve too much heat More chicks
arc killed In that way than n any other.
Chicks will always crowd whea they
arO uncomfortable, either with too much
or too little heat. With The former
many are smo>hcrcd. resulting In disr-
rhca 70 many moro, whilo al hecome
weak and debilitAtcd. NOON causing Q
great mortality. A chicks and duck.
lings grow older ! gradually increase
the quantity Of corn meal, while during
tho lAs4 three weeks II IL fed almost or.
c~lusivcly. I hold my chicks for roast.
err and often have them weigh twelve
pounds per pair at four months old.
Theac chicks always hiring moro for
roasters. than for bsOi,ers whom ANAL,
and ] hSvo always found that the last
four pounds b pas o. . great deal
cheaper than the arsI
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HOMEMADE o-oam.MAakea.

Az Ds,nss Gee nshs 5A,s 80 M
s1a1 % . Ussss1 1ssl
We illustrate herewith Q very coo.
venient commander. from sketches and
descriptions furnished by N. r Teels.
Erie ODunty, Pa Any farmer can make
u durisg the wintry dsyA IL 10 free
from tbe excessive weight which mskes
many other similar implements clumsy
and dif1cult 70 handle. The lssRsst
stick In II u . piece Of scantiine four
inchos square. eight and . half feet
long. This II Of wildwood or pine. To
this sre bolted two peeled hemlock
poles, ten foe' long. Of suitable sise for
shafts. Tho largo ends ars bsveled 70
give the correct upward slsne A cross.
bse Of inch boards W inches vide IL
bolted 70 these shafts three feet from
the lower ends. Two hooks arc set into
this, 70 which tho horse may be a.
Tho runners arc each made OF
TIVE snd . half inches thick, six
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Farm Mostgages.


People Who have . real interest In the
farming community have bccn In hopes
that the present census would show the
valse Of farm mosseaecs, but II eczema
that they sre doomed 70 disappointmeaA
There has hoen much gueas-wosk II n.
gard 70 this clasa Of n0stgagcA The
Western Rural believes that the amount
Of such mortgages, u oncc ascsrtaincA.
would astOnish the American people. 70
believes that the snoaut ought 70 b -.
cessainsA. not oaly bscauss 10 would
tisa 70 pscvsat d0sbis taxation. bus b.
Gauss u woalA pa ~ oUsditios oe The
farming claases Dors istellissnsly -
fore the prope& This G0vernmeus Will
b coapslleA ~ make . nsw aad radical
In regard - the tfeasmsut u
aGrtculture. u must cave agricult.
uro from rata rshsps When IL pvpsals
all claas lcgtslAuoa anA givss The farm.
en . fair cAaacs ueshiAg more viii -
AsedeA - - doaA Rss u that 10 -
ss0cieaA Oovsssasps must DO ussA
The moss important duty that our 0sv.
srnmeat he's to 10 10 70 preserve The
Republic To Dc that Il must escssnes
general prosperity. aad u certainly must
encourage the pruspesity Of oar fusAs-
0sasal iadasery. Nov The rssAes caa
osisA this article In hts oua sAosehsA
We stnply sssss OCT 9th the ~prUpnsitioa
tAaA tAts 0ovcrnoeat must prVteet
eURtcultssA wAstsvss nay - rsQHtrsA
OteM
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the PARIS

Aacleat Qaassles COutAlmtag M Neaeo -
Mtllioss % Maasa sssisss.
At the gates Of entrance We wore fol.
Ion upon by women selling candles,
which they he'd arranged on sticks and
c~ardboards 20 "a 70 keep the sperm from
dripping. W. fought Thorn Oft IL
scarcely TOO strong u exprcss,on. %
pressingly. roughly, persistent werc they
and entered where . thick double lineo Of
people was passing and hsd been pas.ine
Tor over IN hour through . narrow door.
An Official Ut the barrier cxamincd he
guides permits, counted US. and on va
went with tapers lit . most curious pro-
ccssion Of hundreds. descending . spiral
stair until Nc werc soveuty-hve fect b.
low tho city. Then ON for Gftcen min
uscs through IN Archcd stone paasase
and " on into tho 0suary. A black line
on the vault shove waa formerly the
Raiding mark from entrance to exit, but
the side passages sre nOw all chained
across To prevent people irvsa aettin1
l0aI Tho b0nes err arranged symmet-
REALLY on cithss aldo Of the damp. cosy
and In somc PLACES oven muddy path
Lrex, arms and skulis fashion crosses %
various forms. while ribs and smaller
boncs arc piled On Top. Every o a9A
again 40 arrive 81 . potVt where th<
path Wtdcns into . circle a.d m OGacial
stands With Q lantern. u Sne of th0s
. spsine wells up. Stalact.ses In pruNssa
o. FORMING giisteu on tho vault Weird
shsAows tall fNa the ghastly rclics u
tAe dssd. The tramp, tramp Of the foot
sslls 40 he aUPuur oe voices scbs -
esAe again.
We Savs rssA u oil up for oaysHlvsA
~ ~ lissea While the guide sxplatas
thAS these sxcavn.ious Nre aScteOS
Sassvies sxtsnain9 indep aeassy al a
sA psriA. thst whsa, In l1sA (tAo
eAvrch-yaraa throughout che slsy hAv-
Inc fallen tatO Q beA coaAisioal. u -
oAAe nsesaaAsy. fOs sanitary reasr~A -
p~ocvs Ne deed. the qusrvses Ve.~ ~
Dsss4 - daily ~consecsstei. aad The
kosss a sAfss uillioas Of human h.
taSs vsrs removed tato tAeae reeepsse)aa
81 sisAe sisA sslsaa Peligious rtsrA
Zach eeustsry vAs kepa sspasSO -
sAretslly married
We Hsas - exsmias vsrtoss sahles
fastssea herr asd there With esotassoaa
fIes scripture. vsrsss from fAua al
Frssce poets. - ooral srstiusau 10
nss.osy 81 NE deed % tcs che .Caanas-
usa - v.xatag Of The living Afsss e.
h~srs wsik, Ne teave The oasxssy. 49,
eAsoegh anotAss ssons vsals aA1 % q
spassl ssals. vAtsA beiags - out .
street. . Dtbe an1 . halt iron uAesu -
esasse4. An e0rss ssAHAs ~ ~ o1ya
- - - 30 essssgN IN - q oay
. bctse ts~t, ssa . ceowA q assAtGa
scssaIs ~ he csndle ssls SAtso -
~ Asss avay.-CAstsskas - WO6
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inches wide. and two feet long; rounded
Up at the front like . s~lcd.runner. A
notch. half an inch deep admits the bod.
piece.
A half.inch bolt 10 firmly driven Into
the middle Of each notch In the runner,
projecting Ave inches. with scrsw.thread
cut on the upper end. This holt In to
project through . half-inch hole bored
for the purpose In the ~bed.piecc, and Q
nut and washer fsstens Il Tho middle
marker II . c%ultivatOr tooth rot into .
stick three by four inchcs. twelve inches
long. loosely boltcd between two pieces
OF similar size. each eight inchcs long,
which are halved and firmly boltod To
tho bed.piecc. On each side Is n trscker
to aid tho operator In maintaining uni.
form distance between tho rows Each
tracker IL Of pine or wildwood. i've feet
long, two inches thick and three inches
wide at the large cad. tapercd u two
inches at the other end. A half.inch
hole In the largo end for tho bolt which
holds II ~ the bcd.piccc.
At the small end IL . row Of fve holes
TO permit the shoe To be adjusted 1t diff.
fercnt intervals. Tho shoe II Of any
tough. hard wood. shaped ~ shown In
the engraving. Securely boltcd to tho
top Of the bed.picce arc two sticks Of
hard wood, three and . half feet long,
two and . half by three and . half
inches, bcvelcd Ut the lower end 70 I'd.
mit Of standing st . proper anglo.
Thrcc inches from tho top Of zach 70
bored . hole. through which IN old rake
hands In thrust, - serve q . handle
for the marker. Tho two trackers and
the middle marker can bc turned over
on the top when not In use. In the up.
per part Of the engraving arc shown
at tho left the marker used for hand.
planting. with . section Of the hard.
wood shoe beneath. At the right 10 tho
form Of unn used 70 mark for ma.
cbinc-plsnting. American Agricultur.
iSk.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-03-07

sS"k w ~"ows Wv y""s why no q
not ind outr TO n work for God, and
you Will very o o md put The man
who IL all the timc feeling Of his pulse
ana looking at his tongue 10 Mo- wheth.
Or II II COATED, 10 morbid and can not he
physically we'll. The Doctor will ssy;
'tao out into tho fresh air and into at.
I've ltfc and stop thinking Of yourself
and you will get vol and strong" No
there arr people who arc Watching their
spiritual symptomA and they call Il self.
examination and thcy got weaker and
sicklisr In their faith oil tho time. 10
out and do somcthinR nobly Christian.
Take holy exesuise and then examine
y~our~elf. and. iHstcAd ol Newtou's eat.
uratnc and bilious hymn that I arut
quoted. you Will sing Newtou's other
hymn;
Amazing grace. hoW sweet the sound
That sAssd . wretch Ike mel
Q vac lost. bat nov an toand,
Was blind, but nov ! zee.
What many Of you Christians most
70 10 n got your grave clothes Oh. I
rejoice that you havc hcen brought from
Tho death OF sin 70 tho life ol the 0os,
pei. but you need 70 get your haad looss
sad your feet looss and your tongue
ioosc and your sOul loose. There IL NO
AIN that the Mblc ~ arrNigns and pune
tares and aagellAtss ~ the ain Of uubs.
iies. and that 10 what 10 tho matter With
you.
Christ 10 used 10 climbing. Hc
olimbcd " the top VI the Tcmpla. Ne
climeed 10 the top Of Mount Ollvel He
climbed ~ top OF the clias about Nas.
moth. he climbed 70 the top Of Col.
eosAA And 10 the top Of the hills and
~ wosntatns = your tr-anser~as.oa We
% ready 70 climb With pardoa Tor every
90 o yeN TAs groan Of Calvary q
Miehoes than the thunder OF Sinai.
! Ssu receipt y offered ios Ill your h.
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SHERIFF'S SALE-JIRAH /. FOOTE prAIN.
tiff. Va. James B. Lewis. Louisa ]. Lewis.
Alfred BOurk, Isaac Bourk Newman Camnbeii'
Nilda Campbell. 3. Harris and B. Brown. de.

ERIFF'sSALE-J1RAHI l. FOOTE PLAIN
~ tif. Va. James b. Lewis. Louisa j. Lewis
Alfred BOurk, Isaac Bourk, Newman Campbell
Nilda Campbell. 3. Harris and B. Brown, de-
Under and by virtue of an order Of ale and de.
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 lcw;s
and Clarke. on the oath day Of October, A. b..
1Ssoi IN the above entitled action, wherein
obtained Judgment and decree Of foreclosure
aud sale againstJame B. Lewis Louisa j, Lewis.
Newman Campbell. Nilda Csmnbell' AifraJ
Bourk, Isaac Bourk, b. Harris and r.
brown. defendants, on the 23d day O.
October, A. D. 1880, for the sum Of 81 1888 81 be.
decree was on the 2sd day Of October. A. b. 1880.
recorded in JUDGMENT book No, Of said court,
certain lot: piece, parcel of land situate Wing
ana being N the county of Lewis and Clarke,
The south 100 feet Of lot number 20, in block
number As in the Northern Ea::fc sd-
dit,on to the city Of Helena, Lewis
sseeeordins 70 the Official plat Of the said sd
July 18th, 1888.
-, Public notice il hereby given that on Saturday
the 18th day Of November. A. D. 1890 at IL O'Clock
~. OF that day, at the front door of the court
mouse, Helena, Lewis apd Clarke county, Mon-
tana, Will. in obedience to aid order Of sale
and decree OF foreclosure and SALE sell the above
Described property. r so much thereof. q nay
be Necessary to satisfy said Judgment, with in
for cash in hand.
Given under my hand thi. 2sth day VI October.
A.. d. 1880. ChAS. NJ. JEFFERIS. Sheria.
ISAAC HoLBRooK. Deputy Sheriff.
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SHERIFF'sS ALE-BENONI STEELE, PLAIN.
- - tif, vs. George T. Jennings and Catherine
N, Jennings defendants.
Under and BY virtue of an order of eale and de-
Gree OF foreclosure and sale issued out Of the
district court of the First judicial district of the
state ct Montana in and for the county of Lewis
and Clarke, on the 18th day of October. A. D
1880, in the above entitled act on, wherein Benon
Steele, the aboys named plaintiff, obtained a
Judgment and decree Of foreclosure and sale
the 9Th day Of October, A. D. 1880. for the
sum OF 2A2 81 besides, interest, costs and
9Th day OF OCTOBER. A. p. 1880, recorded in
Judgment book No. of said court at page =.
am commanded to sell all that certain lot,
piece or parcel Of land situate. lying and being
in the county OF Lewis and Clarke, state Of Nor.
tana, and bounded and described ~ follows, to-
WIT: Lot fourteen [l4l. in block numbered five
l5l: IN the Valley View addition to the city of
Helena; according to the plat OF said addition on
Tile IN the Office of the recorder of said county 81
Lewisa Clarke. Montana.
Public notice is hereby given th,t on Friday,
me 2let day OF November A. d. $780, at IL O'Clock
a. OF that day, at the front door Of the court
house Helena. Lewis and Clarke county, Nom
tena will, in obedience to said order Of sale
and decree of foreclosure and SALE sell the above
described property, or 40 much thereof, ~ ray
20 necessary to satisfy said Judgment, with In
terest and costs, to the highest and best bidder
Given under my hand thi. SOth day of October.
A.. D. 1890. ChAS. NJ. JEFFERIS, Sheriff
ISAAC HoLBRooK. Deputy Sheriff.
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HIS BADGE OF HONOR.
How an African Chiefs Bravery Was Re
warded by DIR. Peters.

How an African Chiefs Bravery Was Re-
warded by DIR. Peters.
Among the many wrecks of dark conti-
nent royalty now drifting about Germany is
the Somall chief, Hussein Farra. He got q
taste of Teutonic civilization while aiding
the German Emin Pasha expedition and
could not be kept from hurrying of to the
empire of the Hohenzollerns as soon as he
got the $3.50 allowed him for his services.
Before sailing he invested $500 in two cabs,
two cabmen, and superintendent, whom
he left in charge of his livery business in
Alden. He created panic the first day he
appeared in Inter den Linden and the DO
lice had to be summoned to prevent the
crowd from stealing from him q battered
brass teakettle that he clutched tightly
with his right hand. Every effort was
public peace by swinging this kettle where
ever he went but in vain. He refused
to explain his affection for this rather
curious adjunct of his street costume, and
not till DR.. Peters, the explorer. came to
Berlin was any satisfactory reason for his
however, unraveled the mystery. When the
Emin Pasha expedition was in the NASSAU
country, he said, Hussein conducted him.
self with extraordinary bravery. Peters
wished to reward him, but had nothing at
hand of value to give away. While rumag-
ing about in camp for some kind Of pres
emit, he came upon an old. leaky brass ket-
tie that was about to be thrown away. He
had it polished at once, called together the
natives and in their presence gave it to
Hussein, with the assurance that such an
article among white men was the customar ~
reward for great deeds. Since then Hus-
sein has never let the kettle ont Of his
sight. When fighting he wore it tied to his
] waist; on shipboard he carried it in his
arms, and in Germany he always takes it to
bed with him.
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THE CHICAGO
MILWAUKEE & &
ST. PAUL RY

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the Eastern States and Cansd1 It =
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Finest Equipped Railway IN tho North
vest 1t IS the only Inns running Pull
Man Drawing,room Sleeping cars with
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s1n lines in the Grand Union depot 81
St Paul No change Of cars Of NJ olass
netween St Paul and Chicago Foe
Through tickets, time tables. ma full a..
formation, apply to any Coupon tic,nse
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What IL It?

mo, don't believe in ghosts" said an
old lady of great experience; ''but do
believe in the ministration of spirits"
This is not the age, nor the country, in
which the supernatural fourishes. Interest
centres about the practical. Haunted
houses are rented without great difficulty.
if the landlord is willing te knock off Dor
tion of the rent.
There ara many, however. who will ad-
init the exertion at times, of some peculiar
influence. swaying our actions. We are led
to do things We should not do of our own
yolition-the wisdom of which We do not
appreciate until afterwards; then We Won.
der how We came to do them, We ara
forced to learn that worldly wisdom ia not
always that which guides into the widest
courses.
In this practical age results are what
people are looking after. They believe in
what they see; the evidence Of things not
seen" is to be weighed in the future. When
man is sick he wants TO get we'll; he cares
little what medical method is EMPLOYED If
it cures. But if it does not cure he begins
to doubt the skill of the physician, and in
Quiro into his methods e nedieation. A
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SUMMONS THE DISTRICT COURT OF
Montans, in and for the County Of Lewis and

SUMMONS-lN The DISTRICT COURT OR
Clarke.
= nn,e l.. Young, plaintiff, vs.. Daniel Il Young,
defend mt.
The state Of Montana sends greeting to the above
You are hereby required to- appear in an action
in the district court OF the first Judicial district
OF the state of Montana, in and for the county
OF Lewis and Clarke, and to answer the corn.
plant filed therein within ten days (exclQsiye OF
this summons, e served within this county : or.
if served out of this county but within this dis
trict within twenty days; otherwise within fortv
days, Judgment BY default will be taken
against you, according to the prayer of said COM
plant. The said action is brought to oo;aln
and defendant be dissolved aud diyorc decreesi
according to the statute in such cause made and
provided, and plaintiff prays that the custody
control and possession of the minor th ldren
Daniel X. Young and Fred r.ck Youn.. De al,
judged to the plaintiff. The grcuni on which
defendant has been guilty of adultery with . GER
tam woman whose name Is to the plaintiff un-
know n and that the defendant has been guilty OF
extreme cruelty to the plainti6. Is is fully set
forth in the co,nnl, Int on Hla.
ANA you are hereby notified that Il you fail to
required. the ssid plaintiff VII Apply to the
corr flr the fplei demsndei N said comp ant
Given un0ef my hand and the sal OF ths dis
ulct court OF the first Judicial district of tho
state OF Montana, in and for the county Of Lewis
and Clarke. this enth day OF Novem e. in III !,
end ninety.
(SaaLl Joax BrAx- CLARK
n. J. CASSIDY. Deputy Clerk.
MAssENA BUILAkD. Attorney for Plaintiff
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GUMMONS-1NvdE DISTRICT COURT OF
y the first judicial district of the state of Mon
tana, in and for the county Of Lewis and Clarke :.
Emma Weldrube, plaintiff. ". Fred Weldrube.
defend mt.
The state of Montana sends greeting to the
above named defendant:
brought against You by the above named plaintiff
Of the state Of Montana, in and for the county Of
filed therein. within ten days exclusive Of the
summons, if served within. this county: or II
served out of this county, but within this dis
'trict, within twenty days. otherwise within forty
days, or Judgment by default will be taken
against you. according to the prayer of said com
plant.
4 The said action is brought to dissolve the
bonds Of matrimony heretofore and now existing
between said plaintiff and defendant, for the
reason that sid defendant, abandoned said
plaintiff willfully and without cause. and has
continued 60 to do for more than twelve months.
And you are hereby notified that if you fail to
appear and answer the said complaint, as above
required, the said plaintiff will obtain judg-
ment by default against you, and ask for the re-
lief demanded In complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal of the dis
trict court of the First Judicial district of the
state OF Montana, in and for the county of Lewis
and Clarke. this twenty eighth day of October, in
the year of our Lord, one thousand eight hum
dred and ninety.
[sEA1.l JOHN BEAN, Clerk.
BY H. r. THOMPSON. Deputy Clerk
u. b. NOLAN. Atty. for Plaintiff.