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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-17
Brcnhnni.
speolal to tho Herald.

Special TO tho Herald.
BRENNAN, August 10. To-day six hundred
bales OF cotton were received hero by wagon,
being the largest numbor ever received In one
day in August,
Iwo well-kpown young men Of Brenham
wero arrested to-day by the Bherin of
Austin oounty, charged with rohblng coun-
try store OF tha, county OF about $50 Ia cash.
and iyibg the storekeeper Ind another with
ropes.
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hherInnn.

Special to tho Herald.
sherman, August l6.--J NJ Cook, j II seree
per and j N Shredder, Of Denison, bondsmen
ofsherlT Hardy Thomas, to-day filed petit
ton for relief as bondsmen, and their petition
has been iavorably acted upon by the commits
sloners court. Thomas is The boy therinf of the
state, and IL charged with negligence and
noompetcnoy. II Is thought that ho can give
another bond. urayson county is now With
out "A aheIin
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ent down the figures to Al. Louisiana and
Texas are next lowest of the coast states,
irom tue same cause, reporting 81 and 40 re-
speottvely. Tennessee ID the lowest of the In
ieTior states, Its average falling to 81. In The
great corn growing region the mig hest reported
ere 70 In Wisconein and o. Nebraska and
the lowest "A in Kansas.
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Nnynsotn.
Special to the Herald.

Special TO the Herald.
NsyGsola, August l6.--The unGavorablo re-
reports ffom krosdent GARFIELD produced the
most profound regret and sorrow here.
Two white children died, ono yesterday and
one to-day, from cholera lnlantum.
A good rain fell this evening from the east,
which WAS mosi thankfully received.
Thermonetor, Ns.
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REGRETTED RELAPSE.
TIE PRESIDENTS CONDITION CRITICAL

while there IL Hope Expressed by DR.
Riiss, Yet the Presidents Condl-
tion IN Very unrsvorabIe-A Day
OF Anxiety = The wound
Healing, But His St0m.
aeh Deranged His
Death Announced
by English Pa
pers, Etc, Etc.
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Dead Bodies Eouud.

Poughkeepsie, N. Y, August lG.-rhreo
bodies were found in the Hudson. yesterday.
Two were students, E, NJ Marks, of Rome,
Georgia, aud q. d. roswell Of Lawrence
Vile, North Carolina, drownad Friday night.
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San Antonio.


Special to the Herald.
San Antonio, August 16' Tho examination
of the stage robbing case OF Bill wilkersOn aud
Abbott smith sre progressing before Commits
slonsr Paschal The prospect at present Is
that twill be long and interesting trial.
The testimony OF ] w Wilson, who drove the
stage between Bro~nwood and Easiland at
the tiine the robbery occurred, occupied the
entire time of the court to-day, He Identified
the two persons In jail and swoIe that they
were the two guilty parties.
An Engllshman here ut work on the railroad
about three weeks, was brought TO towH to-
day in dying condition from heat.
Adolph buckler, a young printer on the
German paper, was sunstruck this morning aud
died at4 $50 this evening,
Robert Seache died suddenly to-day from
appopleXy.
Tho two-year.old child civilian Brown
livingon Pellots Ianche, swallowed a quantity
OF concentrated lye, and was brought TO town
to-day for medical aid. Itmay live, though II
Is doubtful.
ConElderabl: anxiety is felt here over the
condition ofPresident Garfield.
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L.1 '.-Af-S - Nt'~ASS NAS <AiNuhHuu CypfoHB
better Send for price list. p. o. Box 9l7.
nlthor VN -''
s1siSsslldMl,a dsS inSaG dMlaii@ iiA@a Street, Dallas.
sentiment which prevailed In the HOUSE. aii ,iie
afternoon Into O feeling of hope. The most
sanguine were forced 10 yield 10 the unfavor-
sbls indications during the early afternoon, but
previous 10 the Issuance ofthe O'clock bulletin
the xeprc ssion of DR.. Bliss Ind become quite
well. known and their Ciect wns very notice.
able. Partly beiora tho bulletin was issued
Private Secretary Brown's room commenced
TO filt wi h callers, tmong,whom was notable
Associate Juetico Harlan, third assistant
postmaster general, poran RepreBentn-
tive Dlsendorff, OF Virginia, Second
Auditor Roynolds' conversations as To the
probabilities OF the Presidents recovery were
freely lndulged In, and before the bulletin was
brought from tho surgeon 8 room, the excite
was quite Intense, great fears being
entertained that the temperature would
be shown TO bo htlli farther below the normal
point, which 10 about os,4. DR.. Bliss brought
the bulletin from the surgeons room himself,
and. the moment he appeared IN the scores
tary's apartment it was apparent there wero
no extremely unfavorable symptoms, no they
told nom the Doctors voice. Ho read aloud
70 tho anxious gathering. II was stated by
Dr. Bliss Immediately after the reading was
concluded that the bulletin, In his opinion,
considering the circumstance, was favorable
one. Tho one bad feature OF tho bulletin 10
the rise In temperature, which 10 one-sixteenth
or degree higher than II was at noon
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STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH.

suIcidc of a Railroad Man NJ
Corsieaua-SiS Hundred Bales of
GOTTEN Received ut Hrenhnm
HoAterday = Sorrow and Re-
gret over the Presidents
Condition Grayson
County without y
sheriff Other
state Items.
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Washington, August l6.-Ofielal bulletla
Executive Mansion $50 g. m.-rhe president
was somewhat restless and vomited several
times during the early part OF last night.
Since o'clock this morning ho ha, not vom-
tied, and has slept TRANQUILITY most of the
time. Altogether the symptoms appear less
urgent than yesterday afternoon. Al presen,
his pulse Is 10; temperature, vs. TO 0ej respira.
ticn, Is.
ID. w. BLISS,
j. j. WooD WARD,
j, X. BARNES
ROBERT kEYBuRS,
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-12-03
SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or TIL. FIRST
AtrICIAL DISTRICT Of the Territory fM"ntzn:-
and for The CO ,ntv ut Bvaverhead.
Peter Tibdo plaintiff, against Helen rihto dc
s,.!ant.
The people Of The Territory OF Montana, serd
..-srting to Helen Iibdo. defendant.
You are hereby required to appear in an action
augh, sgains. you by the above. named plaintiff
~ The Distr;c, Court OF the First Judicial District
u ,hS rcrr ttMv OF Montana, in ana tor tbs County
~ ReAverhead, ami to answer the compliant hcd
herein, within ten DAYS, exclusive OF the day OF
servce,) after the service on you ct this sun'n"n
II served within shiS County: or, II served out "
his County. bat in this District within twenty
day. otherwise within forty days, or Judgment ny
psayer Of said Complaint. The said Action IL
,eo.,Sht to Obtain the decree Of this Court for TN
dissolution Of the e,,nls Of Matrn,ony heretofore
and now exis ing hesween you and pa nun
The grounds upon which this action is based is the
cUInn,ssk IN by YOU during the wear \. d. s I" tue
otS.nse OF adultry at Orono, PenohscM County
State Of Milne, as will more fully appear by Ieer
cnIc to the complaint on f.e herein.
And you are hereby notified, that if you tail 10
appear and answer the said complaint, AS above
required the said I.a,ntif will apply To the court tor
the relief demanded in said complaint.
Given under nv hand and the seal OF the District
Court Of the First Judicial District of,hc Territory
of Montana in and for the County OF
l--the year OF our Lord one Thousand >:shs
hundred and eighty one.
THEoPllIvs NJ, Sriy C.ers.
BY Al. E CRATER, deputy t.-r..
DAVID A. plSoLES, Esq. Solicitor tor Plaintiff
l,oH,.!'
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We have 1t from the Hxsbmnda,.sn: A
shooting scrape occurred at dance house
and saloon near Fort Maginnis on Sunday
Nov. l2th, in which, man named Thomas
Pool and the saloon keeper "B,,ck skin Jim.
my" participated. Pool was killed outright
and the saloon keeper received two shots
from. which he will probably die. Two by.
ISLANDERS were hit by stray shots. The
racket grew ont OF u debt Of S.. due the
saloon keeper
WANTED:-An only sister of Edmund
NOrthup wishes to learn his address. Said
Edmund left New York city and landed In
San francisco In ,Ss6or 1857. Since then
he has been, successfully, the owner OF
gold mines. in the San Joaquin valley, sill.
yer mines in Idaho and restaurant in
northern Nevada. Was heard of once in
Virginia City, Montana. When last d.
rectly heard from he was at Knights
Landing, California. in 1867. Anyone
knowing his wheaeaoouts will confer IA
vor by informing his sister, Mrs. Adclinc
Burnside, Audubon, Iowa.
Local papt rs please copy.
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SUMMONS,

n THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST
.-JlDiS!A. DISTRICT of the Territory Of Montana;
IN and for thu county OF Heavcrhe:,d.
julius I-ubocs plaintiff, against Clara 1ub,cs, dc.
The people Of The Territory OF Montana, send
greeting to Clara Lut,bes, defendant.
f"n are hereby required to appear in an actin,
nfu.'Eht against you hy the above named plaiptT
III the District Court OF the First judicial DiSri,
o: the Territory OF Montana, in and for the Crnntv
OF bc;'vcrli:st, AMI to nswer the complaint h.j
therein, within ten DAYS, texclusivc of The Inv ~
servct,l after the service you of this Summer,
it served within this County; or, it s. rived Opt NJ,
this County. bu. in this District within twen,v
day /; otherwise within orty days, or Judgment ~
default vii! bs ,.Aen against you, according to til.
PRAYER of said Complaint. The said Action is
brought to obtain the decree of this Court
diS:pirinE the bonds Of M,tri,nouy heretofore
az. now existing between you and this plaintiff
The grounds upon which this action is based is YOUR
wi.iHl descrton Of plaintiff the ,9th day of july
\. D. 1880.
And YOU are hereby Notified that If yoa tail tn
appear and answer said complaint, as above
eqlireh the laid Pa.ntitf will apply to the court tor
th> relief demanded in said complaint.
Given nndcr nv hand and the seal Of the District
Court IF the First Judicial District ofthy Territory
10, Montlna in and for the County Of
SEAL. lscaverhead this 1Ist dav of November in
--Lth.. year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred ana eighty one.
THEoPtiIlus MuFFLy Clerk.
BY AL z. GRAETER, DEPUTY CLERK.
c. W. TURNER, Solicitor tor Plaintiff. 4.-pl
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A Wood River correspondent Of the
Salt Lake Tribune, writing from Bellevue,
Nov. 2snd says: The storms OF November
are closing many industries on the river,
and snow I, making its appearance in the
valley. 1t will not, we think, leave us this
season. Transfers are not SO plentiful as
they were and provisions will run short.
Sawtooth aud Salina miners are on the
move to Belle,u e and outside quarters.
The miners have filled their pockets with
the good things, and every comfort will he
looked after during the snowy winter
months.
Bellevue is growing larger every day,
and new dwelling houses are giving EN-
ploymcnt to a great many men this fall.
First and Second streets look up in man
ner that would reflect credit on any town
Of the size Of Bellevue. The town has a
population Of about Loo. 1t has first.
class public school and regular preaching
every Sunday by Methodist Episcopal
preacher. The enterprise Of the citizens is
very marked feature Of the town.
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MONTANA Condensed.
,NogpeAoINv.

In the District Cour, Yesterday. IN. ras.
y: William \ Che>sman versus the Board
Of County Commissioners was decided il,
favor Of the plaintiff. The case was pre-
sensed upon an asree>! statement OF iac,S
substantially As follows: che>s,nan is the
owner ot certain ground IN SEXTON 20.
township 'e, North OF Range West: the
ground was pltente! as a mining claim.
ana has bSen continuously worke; a. >ach !:
Nhe>>'nan has on the ground mining ar
psiances and intends to continue his mir.
ing operations thereon: the claim, embraces
aeeu, 20 acres vi Land. ana IS contiguous
- tine Helena Town Site. BY reason, o.:
winch Latter :ac, i is worth, in addition, 10
rs value As mining claim 4: !eis. ,wo
hunars<. dollars per a>re Is ,ow., rro-r-:v
The property was listed ov Che>>-rlar ard
returned 10 the assessor A. Tine valuation OF
mo dollars and h:tv cents per acre: nj,
ssiHs''os: WAS 'ai>e<! ny the County COM
i.i>>!oneC>, ard the property was as>ee,e.
sv them a: two hunGrs:! dollars per acre
Nne>>'nin aHNi:e. 20 have the as>S>s.s. -at
rS>iIcei - :: 80 Per acre, the ,a!u..;o-l
provided BY law for mining src..r.. The
board refused % make the red .c:ion cnl-,>
orierei 20 10 20 NJ the D:>tric, Cr.:-.
.i'1aSe Na>Ie, II ruling -,>0o tie Sue>-io..
presented. ard w.lie. has .. ate eyci,r-
>en>.Se.ao!e Si>cCS>:c-l. hst>; .h., any
placer Claim used - such. Is Xi:-,ii7 the
Srosi>'o l. a. the statute, nu. Ira: :h- -rrrz
NroSUri7S Patent - ground a. i PLACER
mining Claim, AIS no. s,l:.c;z.a, 70 .,laar !.
--sea within ,hs :I.~aniag 81 the Jaw; i the
o"rsr Is mining o. minds % mine nj.
ground he : en,;,-rl - the bSo-S- 81
TIE provisions II :te statute in Question.
An: The t-.cc ,l,s: me ,ari : .,>o y-!.ab..-
- .own o.o;srcy NJ. ~. au:nc-:ze the =,
>S>>H OF So:il,'>>;>tS-> - ASSES :. =. high
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Shrrida~ Nofes.

MIR. Senate who was injured very ser.
lou>ly by colt sometime ago is recover.
ing slowly.
From tOar to six teams are constantly
ON the road hauling flour, feed, chickens,
eggs ana vegetables 10 Butte.
','',r G. NJ, Il NJ Co. up Wisconsin clean
up hort time ago aud ru,nor saws, made
en- collars an hour while il, operation.
The SAW mills are working double turn,
supplying lumber, timber and shingles Tor
tine lie" reduction works at Silver Star.
MIR. Butts little. one. year-old girl, is
quite sick with inflammation ct the bowels.
under the care OF DR.. Righ,enour is getting
along very we'll.
Mrs. Geo Lewis. OF Twin Bridges, has
been spending week with Mrs. Gro.
Coup, and visiting her numerous friends in
the neighbori,ool.
The burial of Mr.. Closton of Salisbury at
the ccmetary here, ON Saturday last was
very largely attended, nearly thirty car.
riascs and many Oh ho, setback.
The wood haulers are busy as bees in
harvest. The condition Ut thu. roads max {.
great difference in the size OF the loads.
but the price remains the sa,ne-$s %. this
shows the stability o: our market.
ar>. Means anl daughter Miss Lizzie
have moved into town for the winter. oc-
sup.s:ng the dwelling house OF Mr..
Thomas Taylor, on the bank Of Mill Creek
ne.r the celebrated Chalybate Springs
very agreeable acquisition to our best 50.
ciety.
On Monday last as the team OF HART &;
Taylor was returning from Hermsm,yer
saw mill the wagon sl.,ed around throwing
the driver, Geose F. Briggs. otf and break.
ing his arm intwo places. Tie was brouyh,
to Sheridan and the fractured bone sci bv
DIR. u. ". Rishtenour, and is now doing
Wsl.
y new s'ne!ter enterprise has recently
been inangurated under the s,,spices OF i
Chicago man, but as your correspondent,
has no, been admitted into the SECRETS, h,
can only give the current rumors. On,
man furnishes the cash. another man tn.
srnand TO put the works on. another hal
his farm, and another the ore. or all the,
can dig in his mine, MANY others will do Nh.
sane as all are Interested in having tn,
"er>S put up ana successfully carried on.
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ADMINISTRATORS SAFE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GWEN. That in purs,.
= anee Of order Of the Probate Court Of III.
County OF Beaver Head, Territory q. MONTANA n;s
latter Of the Estate Of Stephen Ayles dece', as
the undersigned administrator OF the estate Of saa
deceased. will sell at public auction to the highest
November 1851, at eleven O'Clock a, n,. NJ uy ,h N.
corrails and teed stable Of Sim. Estes ut lhc town
OF Dillon, in said Beaver Head County, The toow
ing personal property, to.wit: '''"'
Eleven head of m.res with c,,ts +,,, s,,uu ..-,
horses. broke to harness. twenty three head horses
ct the age vi one year and upwards; one stallion.
thres years old. one stallion colt one year old, one
"a inch Fish BROS. wagon with bows, lead bars.
tran tongue and spring scat one old saddle and
'ridie, one sett wheel harness and one set lead
harness. ~ ~ ~
GEORGE BUCK, Administrator Of the
:, Estate Of Stephen Ayles, deceased
Dated Nov. ISlh, 1851. f,o-.,1
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE
MEDICINE Lodge, BEAVER llt,nr,
~ r nr.fOfar Att A n ,'Np

MEDICINE LODGE, BEAVER llI.nr,
NJ. r., October 4th, A. D. lSS,.>'"
TO JoHN HOFFMAN, JAcop ORxsr.,x
yor or either OF vow Or ,; others ar. hereby ra A.
md fifty dollars( 83so.oon in labor and improyena
during the years $3.50 and 1851, to this ua,e "
cing the amount due from YOU for tn. n,rrs.,.e
ut either Of YOU hold In the Pcnn~ylvan, roaI ny.
situated in Medicine Lodge Coal Dis,ri,t ; ;'Nt
County Of Beaver Head Territory Of Mcn,,,n,, =" III:
And ifin ninety days after the puhlirntinn ~ /,
notice YOU fail or refuse to contribute to INV w. ~
.,nount thus expended by for your nroporon t
expenditure on the said mining cl,im vcur irt w..
in the said PENNSYLVANIA mine will lcnmc h. "t rra
r'y Of the subscriber bv virtue If Section "a, u u
revised Statutes of the United St,t.s '@ u '''
[M-47] JOSEPH SWAR1z
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POST.OFFICE NOTICE.

There being little misunderstanding in
the minds Of some Of the business men Of
Dillon US to my intentions regarding the
location Of the pcst-ctlice, will simply
state that, should be appointed by the de:
have heretofore repeatedly declared, that
| will keep the office an main street IN the
building It now occupies, and have engaged
1t OF &. l.. Thomson, on these conditions.
(signcdD JAMES KIRKpArRlcx.
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4teal Aodfes.

TN THE PROBATE COURT NJ ill.,.
e os Es lsas m asa Of
insane: On reading and hinrp t 4, John piyrs,
Thomas Pierce, guardian of the person %e petition i
Of John Pierce insane. praying for an nr and esa
set r. sn nt,;an
certain claims allowed against said p"se Of paynr
expenses OF administration. ss''te and H.
1t is ordered that all persons interest.,
s ca a Ss sosa ,Ss J. qdEs of r.
Of Montana, ut the Court Room Of sais Territory
the town Of Dillon, in said H.. ea'a tour, i,
County. on the a6th day Of Nov" .aEer Held
:, ISL slow at s., 10 o'clock o a. . then and a.
r,e., AL. Z. GRAErE:RF' made.
tS'-+I Probate ln5,.
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NOTICE OF FINAL ENzRr
UNITED STATES LAND Orr,cr ,
HRlEMA NJ r NJ, noHI

: H1ELGNAS NJ. I.1 NOV. {, ISL
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT .r,,,,
~ following named settler has filed not;rs IE
intention TO make final proof in support Of ~ MS
Graeter Probate Judge Of Beaver Head Co"mt, T.
Dillon N: T.. on Tuesday, December u, ISL, x;,.
Edmond Glavin, presumption D. S. No. -, fr W.:
NWA 81 the n W X Of Sec. No. a, fS"..iSs
lie names the following witnesses to ,ro,. IL;
continuous residence upon and cultivation ~ ms n;S
land; VIZ: John G. Orem, Pat MCGEE, Philin Tn" "
Montana. >'''hts'
30-43 ], II. Nor. Re,;st,.
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RE-OPENED,
THE
VALLEY HOUSE.

Mrs. EHNlri>r. formerly q. Rauua,k,
respectfully calls the attention of the
l,>>osls at Dillon. and the travelling
public To ,h, fac, tina, >.,, intends 10
>"n,lur, the Valley House in A man.
ncr that Will recommend! itself.
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Just Received.

NJ pl'iNn Drug SiVrc.
large andr"mN's:c >,'rN rrrtu,ner,
aud fancy articles. Will sell a. cos, price. i,
make '~"m t,r new goods Ia., a, once and
make >"ur purchases tor the HOLIDAYS
Mrs, Bryant has N;>t received 4 stock q,
2rphHr>, and Crr,nan,own and Sa>,,y
N~l> and will make up Hoods. Jackets,
etc. IL order
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NOTICE OF FINAL Ey1Rl.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, /,
HHIENA, MONTANA. Nov. Is. ,SS, /

HHLrNA, MONTANA. Nov. IS, !SSli
NOTICE is hereby given that the fo,Io,yin:
manned settler has filed notice Of his application
secure final emf, there p ,hs, s, ni r. , IN,
b. made before Al. z t;rae,er. Probate Judge Il
h Hsassr Hs'i C., ~; T.. at Dillon, NJ. r. Of
D. Davis. Id applications Nos. ,ooS aud r.n,. for
she \ F. Of NWH. the NV X of \ + J. anl
s:T Z o; ths \, seq. No. -. rp. No. Q sou;i.
% N. No West, and he nar,,,s the following W,
Cultivation of said tracts viz;
SIMEON Estes. Charles Durham. William -, ,,i.,
County, Montana.
.ia-<hl jill. MOE. Rcy:sr>r.
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An unadvert:sed and positive cure FOR Catarrh
-"Dr. Sykes Sure cure.
II flies on the wings Of til" morning. go.,l news
$ w:'' as had. always. We mean the fame OF
DR.. Sykes Sure Cure for Catarrk."
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E~trsy.

sE,as~' ~ tsn<h brsV>sS-. ~ we H,,sxA
rss, t,ss' WAS sd, NIa<:x> ;A< ~ >At,k:sr
~':h shs l>',c- ~ rss NNn~s h,,s ne >s,.e
~ l'sN, ''ss ;'T>'sST;> a'l .SsN:ESs >h.-SS>
f-snls> ,'~aaS.
>lsss..A,.Es N.s,.l>>St g. VI, + >,. =. ~. g.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
ESTATE OF JAMES rrLLY, DECEASED.

ESTATE OF JAMES ruLLI. DECEASED.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN bv the :-,,s,-
assigned, An'ninisrasc- "; the estate If Ia,nss
deceased. 10 the creditors Of and IL. persons
.:Nin< Claims agars, the said deceased, - sNiN1
sHS'n with the necessary vouchers within 's.s:
a!e. The frs, publication .: this notice. IL sks
Montana Territory.
Thomas F. Porch.
Administrator Of the estate of
n James I'll, .ie,easS't-
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J, II. MOE, Rcy:Sr>r.
ORES BOUGHT.

The Hs,.a Consolidated Mining Cotnranv. Vii
o"s So.l. SILVER and Lead Ore i, ,hl bs>: :,..-a.i
prices. Send for P.7cv List.
Assays made II, REASONABLY. rites
II. kN,rrENREsc. Gen Man.
Glendale, No:,s-.!
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Notice Of Dissolution.

t-'s partnership? h-rs,e.tr, s>>.,rs ts'~ss7 =.
"Ta ns're N >.sIr Eau:nn. i this i.I t'>>' ""
~ nsi,I.i consent Nj. >,.A-p Assuming ia -
AND collecting II. ~ -tll:,t> II Ii, tir-t:.
q. II. >.V,Fs-
Rosr. E,,,-I 80
ATsrn,s, NJ. +. >,i,:. ., ~. :
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TAKEN Up.
For 80 Days.

In order 10 reduce NJ. large stock al
Harness ans Saddles before winter sets in.
Vii. give lower prices than were ever be-
lore offered il Southern Montana. call at
once and secure bargains.
Dillon. NJ. T. IoHN ". LOWELL,
Nov. I'll lSSI
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-12-03
Wall lsalls.r.

lust received Il. the Dillon Drug Store a
large and elrsan, in~erc vi Wall ra;rr.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-12-03
SPRING WAGONS
BUGGIES.

have or hard large s,nck O; S,r;,s
Wagons ard Russi->. which will r.. s,IS
Al Bed Ro>k Prizes 10 reduce s,o,. h.,,,s
winter.
Dillon NJ T. !ou> WIowr,,
Nov ,ct.. 1881.
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MI those indebted /, rrask 4 Graves or
7" r.. NJ Trask for m,ns,,r. Mill please settle
'"sr accounts promptly as Nc are closing
ny ""r cuisines at this place and meek, ali
amounts due us. +. l.. Graves.
+. NJ. Tr.,Sk.
Dillon, Sept. 81, 1851.