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FROM THE ROCKIES.

Ogden Pilot: We learn that there was
an ARRAY at Evanston OH Thursday evening
Dec. 23d, which will probably result IN the
death Of Mr.. Gray, Union. Pacific brake
man between Evanston and Green River.
Jim Porter, a desrerado Of that place, with
out any real provocation, knocked Gray
down; beat him and cut his throat from ear
to ear. At last accounts Grey was dying
and Porter was in prison and there was
talk Of lynching. r
$. l.. Tribune: The Brush electric light
is such a success in Salt Lake City, that
every light owned by the company Is now
employed, and a new 4o3ighter Is expected
daily. Some fiftean or twenty Of these
lights are already engaged. The company
is on paving basis, It has fine plant and
every prospect OF future success. The COM
panv expect to Introduce the house lights
before great while, in connection with
Brush system Of storing electricity, which
is highly spoken Of by eastern journals as
being practical success.
.Oxford Enterprise: Brigham Nicely Of
Franklin, boy II years OF age was ar
| rested this week on warrant charging
him with assault on the young daughter OF
lanes Howarth of Franklin white she was
on her way from school. He was brought
before Esq, Finney, who fined hin, $50
and sentenced him to 3 months in the
county Jail. We have no space for COM
ments this week. '
The New Railroad.
| Ogden Pilot: The Central Pacific Rail
road Of Wyoming has filed its articles o
incorporation with the proper officials a
the capital Of the Territory. The trustee.
for the first year are Charles Croker, G
F. Crocker and w. V. Huntington. The
capital stock Is fixed at $13,soo,1p. divided
into $4,000 shares Of $Ioo each. Thu
road Is to enter the Territory at point OF
| the north and south boundary line betwee'
Wyoming and Utah where Bear rive
crosses said line, being six miles north o
the point Of intersection Of said boundar,
line with the fifth stand ard parallel; 1t thel
runs in an easterly direction across tn
counties Of Utah, Sweetwater, Carbon
Albany and Laramie, to point OH tn
casters: boundary line Of Wyoming, wher
the Niobra river crosses said boundary
The length Of the road is $50 miles, and |
traverses some Of the best portions OF til
Territory.
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In tho Whole History Of Medicine.

Nc. preparation has ever performed such
marvellous cures, or maintained so wide \
reputation, as AYERS CHERRY PEc1oRAl,
which is recognized as the worlds remedy
for all diseases of the throat and lungs. III
iong-continued series Of wonderful cures h
Al! climates has made it universally known
As safe and reliable agent to employ
Against ordinary colds, which are the fore
runners Of more serious disorders. 1t acts
speedily and surely, always relieving suf
tvring, and often saving life. The rrotec
ton il affords, by its timely use in throa,
and chest disorders, makes it an invaluable
remedy to he kept always ON hand in every
nome. No person can afford to be withoI'
il. and those who have ono. used it never
will. From their know ledge OF its co,nrosi
ron and effects, physicians use the CHERRY
pECrORAL extrnsivri, in their practice
and clcrgymcn recommend it. 1t Is abso.
luteiy certain in its remedial effects. anr
will always cure where cures are possible
FoR SALn ny ALI. DEALERS.
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Birch Creek Nines.
GLENN SIDING, Dec. ssth, 1881.
flszIns T,sck~sc.

GLENN S1D1SG. Dec. ,sth. 1881,
x,,,:,.~ nm. 1.,x.... ~
~, 80. go. A.
Inc existanGe 0, r1cn s,'ver quartz IN 1ne
mountains o. D'rcn Nresk mas oeen khown
1or ssvera. years, anu sns'seuG mea ,n
nuavalnng nowever, un.M tne Ia'. 81 90,
Wmen party .. Prospxc.ors rom S,en...ie
SET OUT IN guest On tne rcpkaso nacen
Treasures A','vms a. .ne. oeeuna'on
tnsy p,.Seeosa 10 explore tne proposed
nela o. neIeto'oIe unsucs .sa 'aoor, oe'ng
!semature'y enuoweo w'tn inc organs OF
perseverance, ano amag.natlon' wn'cn ena'
o.eo mem, hot"Nns!amu'ns tne nausP''
clous oM.'ooA, 20 ca1'u,y lay tneM pans
'oT M'ure oPesatlons, Wn'cn naslng ma.nI.
eu' ''ey sst 20 woIk Nun tne ue'e ~ ~.
anu :a"eu'ne hopes o' success Ins "'N
CT WI "ot aueHpt % Eay uns e".o's
OF oesPonoIys, on. WI. 'eave tnst 20 .ne
eAPe''eneeu nnasn'"''o" VI my olo."eI
psos.Ssr"' s ,,'a .: ~ say .nen M.or was
I Nr y ~ nS u.s.ov..y y, co";aea veu'
y. ueson'poesu 'o ~. ".'."a wing 'Meel
'.'.e a..u 4u"' e VIZ. oe.as'o" p'eees "
orc loa'u ~ p'osn,seu Uusy y" s'e "loun..
an" sue oe1o"' a"u .'t"ous" '"e present
u:ese."p,nen.s 10 not Justly 'ne c,a a H
, ,1.n VI t"e n"o "s oo"a"za' ye. Mr NC.
s,cksrs assayer AZ 'a IT,: Lake certanes ina.
iiitS SattiFics Scut " ullit UT Aildiy SIS, gave
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Just What. Miners Want.

We are in receipt Ola new book by the
well known publisher, Henry N. Copp, OF
Washington, d. c. 1t is called the Amer
lean Mining Code, and is the most com
plete work extant. In ad lition to the
United States mining laws and regulations,
It gives the State and Territorial laws now
in force, with an extensive digest Of court
and land office decisions. lists Of 5000 pat
ented mines, DR.. Raymond's rich GLOSSARY.
and many new and improved forms. IN
GLIDING location notices, mechanics lien''
sc.
Cops Mining Code contains ego page,
Svo., and sells for 80 cents in paper ana
$l.ss in cloth. 1t is the latest, cheals>''
and only reliable miners guide now h,
fore the public Copies may be ohtain''
through the TRIBUNE Office At Eastern
price.
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LETTER LIST.

List ofiet,ers remaining in the Post Office
at Dillon, Beaver Head Co, Montana, for ths
week ending Dec. goth, 1851, which, i
not called for III 80 says will be sent to tn,
Dead Letter Office.
Anderson Amanda Lewis ] ID
Andrews Mrs Nellie Lnckinbeal WIN E
B"rnette Alexander McGork John
Brads haw Steven NJ Morris Sami
Blancett II Pond Mary
Herring a ] Swan Geo
tladlicla James Thomas CIR
Persons calling for amy Of the above let
ers vii. please say "advert;sea."
TOM b. WARREN,
Postmaster.
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ipfnnsosAl. r

Mr.. Al Greater spent Christmas at Ar.
genta with his relatives.
DR.. O'Callaghu,, at Bannack,s paid a hy.
ing VISIT, Dillon Monday. Z Y n
Mr.. Robt. Simpson took the train Mon.
day for his old home in Nebraska.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blair Of Bannack, joined
in the festivities Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. George French OF A. genta
We're in town the early part Of the week.
Nj. P. Dempsey and Mr.. Ruff. Matthews
were sojnurning in Dillon for few days.
Miss Monta Nay Of Bannack, has been
the guest OF Miss Mary Peabody this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Shenon came over from
Bannack Sunday to attend the ball Monday
evening.
Miss Laura Bricr, Of Bann,ck, has been
spending the holidays with her relatives in
this city.
Mrs. George Savage, Of Arsenta, has
been spending the Holidays with her sister
Miss M. a. Bowling, Of this city.
Mrs. John Nicsn,n arrived from Centre
vile, near Butte, Saturday. and will remain
visiting her mother for some time.
NJ. and Mrs. A,neda Bessettc, arrived
from Bannack Wednesday, to b. present at
the Club dance Thursday evening.
Mr. 4. Fred Dyer, representing the
Butte Miner is rustlng in town aud valley
for the Holiday number OF that paper.
Success to yon Fred.
Mrs. Al. Graeter returned from her visi,
to B,nnack and Argenta, Monday. We
understand Mr.. and Mrs Graetcr will start
tol the east next week.
Mr.. Robert Bolton, formerly Of Aryenta
arrived on Saturday evenings train iron,
Utica. New York, whence he been on a
visit to the "o!d folks at home."
Mr. Ed. S. Ball who LEFT Argenta last
fall to spend the winter in San Francisco
writes from Almeda, where he will spcrd
the rem Under of the winter, and return tc
Montana sometime in April.
Mr.. o. F. Parmetcr, of Sheridan, took
the Thursday mornings train for Chicago
to attend the annual meeting Of the stock.
holders Of the NJ. G. NJ. u NJ. Co. Mr.
Fuller OF Sheridan accompanied him as far
us Dillon.
Mr.. Hugh Edwards of Virginia called
Thur sday, on his way to Butts. Mr.. Ed
wards although property holder in Butte,
says his advice TO the Virginia BOYS is to
hold on to the Social City, for its second
boom is surely coming.
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NOTICE OF FINAL E.NTR1.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, I
HELENA, MONTANA, Nov. ~, 1881.

HELENA, MoNrANA, Nov. AZ, 1881.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
\ named settler has fled notice # his application
secure final entry thereof and that said proof will
be made before Al. E. Graeter, Probate Judge Of
Beaver Head CO., NJ. r., at Dillon. NJ. r., on
D. Davis, II applications Nos. Icos aud ,3oc, for
the n Ehot n " \. the w Of n E y and
tie Il y Of the x. Sec. No. -. TIP. No. South
Of r. No. West, and he n:,tncs the following wit.
ncsses to prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation of said tracts, viz:
Simeon Estes, Charles Durham, William Stoddcn
and Edward Marlowe, all Of Dillon, Beaver Head
County. Montana.
f4a-46l "a j. II. MOE, Register.
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robber when making the assault wore
suit Of gray ducking and had handker.
chief tied over his face, while the gentle
man Afterwards seen was dressed In suit
Of black. If the days Of Claude Duval and
Dick Turpin have again come around we
sha'n'; IT, vennor has made ons blum.
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Taken ND

BY the subscribers, Trustees Of School District
No. 3: Ono small grey mare, about : years ole,
with hcr colt, branded with character letter
resembling G on near shoulder, This animal
has heen on the range two and one. half year.
Also, ono pinto mare, two years old, with her
cot. no brands. This mare has been on the rang"
two years.
me owner IS feq"rstea TO prove property AMI
prov .>!cs and the proceeds turned 0vei to School
District No. L NJ s sgia,S' iseloo, Trustees
Black Tail, Dec. Q, 1881. 4347,
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Jurors for the February Court.

The Grand JURORS summoned for the
February term OF court to be held at this
place are as follows:
Michael S. Herr, w. G. Phillips, Geo NJ.
Brown, Thos. 7. Barrett, p. r. Roth, Geo.
I. King, John Sevbold, B. F: Mahan, l..
Scott, Isaac VanCamp, NJ. b. IIenneberry
]. c. Morse, Ii. !. Sweet, Bruce Brier, L..
&. Fvhrie, r. Saxto,,, Thomas Ravens
croft, T.. B. Freeman, Chas. Herman, W.
B. Carter. 80
TRIAL JURlors
John Carter, G. w. Cormick. VIM. Bryan,
Jas. barrett, Con. Bray John Bates Girard
Albers, \. Bessitte, II. ID. Branard, Il. &.
Scotferd, Richard Underwood, Geo. Buck,
Geo. w. Chin, Peter Wilson. Jerome
Sperry, A. w. Smith, Phil. Shenon. L. b.
Page, Wilson Wadams, John R. Selway,
\. Renois, B. F. Raymond, a. S. Rife,
F. w. Parish, T. w. Potndexter, Frank,
Schultz Chas. VanCamp, James Bateman,
'rhos. NJ. Selwav, Phil Thorn.
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Taken lyp.

One hay horse or years old, with bald face
right hind foot white, saddle marked, hrtnhcd
right shoulder, but not distinguishahle.
One gray mare, dark and tail, rope mark ON
nose, branded NJ on tn thigh.
Ono dark brown horse, three white ieet bald face,
about or 3 wears old.
You will find the above described property ut r.
J. Charlton's r.nch, Point OF Rocks, Beaver Head.
Montar:l. i4s iol
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Notice Of Dissolution.

NOTICE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
~ The partnership heretofore existing between
Julius Luhhes and Frapk Luton. of Glendale. be-
yer Head County. TERRITORY of Montana, under tn"
firm name and style Of Luhhes 4 Luton, is hy n"-
her, A. d. $751; Julius I.nbbcs is hereby authorz.d
to receive all moneys and compound the claims due
The said partnership, and give full receipts and '-
quittances for the same
WITNESS our hands this sh day Of December. y.
d. 1881.
Julius Luhh.s
r. Luton.
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MARI: ED.

At Dillon, NJ. T. Dec. 25th, 1881, H.,
Sim. Estes, J. p, Mr.. Thomas L. Batemar
to Mrs. Ma sie Frauds',an, Both of Dillon
At the residence Of the brides parents
at Silver Star, NJ. T., Dec. 2Sth, 1881
Rev. +. A. Riggin officiating, Mr.. jaime.
IL. Barkell and Hiss Louvi!a Stark>, both
of Silver Star Madison Co.
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1;eeal Mofires.
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
MEDICINE i.opGf. liEAvas II. ,nt'o.
M. r. October i,h. \. II. lSS1

MEDICINE f.oDfsf. liE,vaH H.. ,nCcl
1T, October 9TH, \. ~. 1885,,
TO JomN 1iorrMAN. jacob ORssrt,S Vt. "a.
! Yun or either of YOU "r others are hereby NIT
fed that have rxp.n ied thu sum Of three hun.r 4
during the years So and 1851, tn this date, tn
',eing the aneunt due from you for th interest YOU
ut either Of YOU hold in the Pcnn>yv.n;a coal ,ninr
situated IN Medicine Ledge Coal District, in tho
Cou,,ty ri Beaver Head, Territory Of Montana.
And IL in ninety days after the publication oi hi;
notice YOU fnil or refuse to contribute 10 nav me ~
,t,unt thus expended Ivy far your proportion o:
Expenditure on the said mining claim. vo,ir Interest
in he said Pennsylvania mine will s'cc,rnc he prov
rv Of the subscriber by virtue IF Section aa4 OF tn
revised Statutes of the United Stats.
fA-47] JosErli sN ANIH.
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For SO, paid in advance, we will furnish
THE TRIBUNE one year aud . copy Of
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and Territorial Mining Laws, Land Office
and all Instructions necessary
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explaining the Public Land system, how to
secure land under the Homestead, Pre-emp-
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of western farm journals. or the Chicago
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For 90.
We will furnish three copies Of the
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TAKE NOTICE AyDPAY UP.

All persons knowing themselves indebt-
ed to me, viii please call ard settle at once,
ms l will "s.art for the states" on or about
Monday, January end, 1882, and need
money. -...
AL. e. CRATER.
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=
Estray.

Came to my ranch in October, 1870, one black
mare, four years old, branded the left shoulder
with the letter u. The have the same
by proving property and paying charges.
Francis Crane.
Sheridan, Madison Co. NJ. r., Sept. a., 1851. (,,.,
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ORES ROIGHT.

| The 1Icca Consolidated Mining Company, will
buy Gold, Silver and Lead Ore at the best market
| prices. Send for Price List.
Assays made Mt reasonable rates.
IL. kNlPPENEERt, Gen't Man.
Glendale, Montana
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Wall PAuer.
. Just Received.

At Dillon Drug Store.
a large and complete stock Of perfumerv
and fancy articles. Will sell at cost price, to
make room for new goods. Call at once and
make your purchases for the Holidays.
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ANNOYANCE Avoided.

Gray hairs are honorable but their pre-
mature appearance is annoying Parker's
Hair lsalsam prevents the annoyance by
promptly restoring the youthful color.
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TAKEN UP.

- TAKEN UP,
Came my Range about
s;ept. 10th. one Black horss.
~n-N col, white hind feet right
-eSS' - lorcfoot white, small star in
forehead, dim brand on leit hip.
One last springs colt, bay, white hind fee,
no brand. The ownGts ure rcquestcd to prove
property pay charges and take the animals away.
L. Fl. Hamilton.
Horse prairiooct. 18TH, 1851.
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NOTICE.,

On, and after January lst, 1852, the Bank
will open at 9 o'clock \. NJ. and close at !,
o'clock p. NJ, sharp.
SEBREE, FERRIS Il WHlrE,
, Bankers.
Dillon, Dec cSth 1881, ~
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Buy no other until you have tried the
"Wh,te" Sewing Machine, for sale by F..
Giencro.s, Furniture dealer, Dillon.
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Moline Steel Flows, Oliver Chilled
Plows, Harrows, Sulkeys and Gang Plows,
at s-- -l7+ Sebrce, Ferris u Whites.
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Living Witnesses,

The hundreds Of hearty, and healthy
looking men, women and children, that
have been rescued from beds Of pain, sick
ness and we'll nigh death by Parker's Gin.
ger Tonic are the best evidences in the
world of its sterling merit and worth. You
will find such in almost every comnunitv
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Kirkpatrick Bros. have fine stock. OF
Gentiemen's and Ladies' slippers
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4 fortune awaits DR.. G. Il. Sykes, M ,fso Madison.
It.. Chicago. Il he WAS not SO utterly np.,.,ssa l.,
dvertis;ng his "Sute Cure tor Cn,:,rrh'. am,
'Atnosphsric Insui[iators, but he SAYS they need
ADVERTISING.
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ETERf SATURDAY.
IUSINEsS LOCALS.

TOYS for children at Mrs l.. =. Hanson's
The Latest Illustrated papers for sale
Nv Allen v Weightman.
~->~ee~.c~~~>~~~ec~~-~
Save labor and buy a Potato digger y.
Sebree, Ferris & Whites.
>~~~~~~~~~~~~-,~--~--~ q.
A fine assortment Ut Candies and Nuts
at Allen & Wcightman's.
1~~~->-~~~~~>~-~>~.
Iookegs Of Sugar Syrup
lust received at l.. T.. Fyhrie Il Cos.
.~~~~~~-~~-~>~~~>~-~~~>-~-~
Call on F. GlencrOss and ask tn see the
"White" Sewing Machine.
r. w. Poindcxter has just received some
inc fur caps &c. s~ai
t>>.->>A-Ae>>>.~~.~~~
Four piece glass table sets at kirkpat-
Toys for the Holidays in great variety at
Allen u Weightnan's.
~~-~--~~~- ~~~~--~~c~~
THE latest novelties in Holiday goods
will be found at Mrs. Kupfer's IS =
100 barrels OF Kentucky Whistles
Just received at L. &. Fyhric s. Cos.
- -.>~.>--~~~-~~~>~>-~~~-~~~
Bargains in boys suits and ovcrcoats Ut
r. w. Poindexter's. z
Val BIatz Milwaukee Beer, at
&Scbt &c Ferris & Whites.
German and Home knit socks viii be
found at Z. w. Poindexter's.
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HO For the Ice.

Boys skates in great variety, and at low
figures at r. W. Poindexter's.
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"aSo"'1 ~ ssAcs ~ yoW " LoWei ..
SiLvERwARE suitable for Holiday gifts,
in great variety at, Mrs. Kupter's.
- - Just Received.
Two Hundred Barrels of Liverpool
Dairy and Table Salt, in bulk and put up
in 3, S, and 10 pound bags. Send for prices
which will surprise you. 'l...
Sebree, Ferris & White.
Notions and Fancy Goods at Miss M. A.
Dowling's.
Go to Sebrc,., Ferris 8 Whites for gen
vine NJ lin u Winchester h1rness.
Just received ut he Dillon Drug Store
iarg. INVOICE OF Cha,noi Skin chest pro-
tecto,s elegantly made, and braces both
chest and back. A large assortment OF
candy, gam drops &c, Nc, in tobaccos
Git Edge tine.cut.
Boorn SELECT OYsrsRs,
One Dollar a Can.
At the California Fruit Store.
Orders from distance promptly attend.
ed to.
c. l.. Thomson.
a very appropriate present for your sis.
ter your cousins or your amnts, would be a
hNSSS @u'VAs AsssSUNs lNOST6puys
Travels. Friction and Scientific works,
can be found at the Dillon Drug Store, cali
early and secure them.
All those indebted To Trask Il Graves or
to +. NJ. 'rrask tor lumber, will please settle
their accounts promptly AS We are closing
up our busincs ut this place and need ali
amounts due US, +. l.. Graves,
T.. NJ. Trask.
Dillon, Sept. 81, 1881.
will vaccinate gratai,ously all PRIMARY
cases which have failed to stake" Am
dui!y expecting Fresh Bovine Matter.
j.. G. Bryant,
Office at Dillon Drug Store.
Dillon, Montana
]. II. Nesbi,t has rcopencd his Photo
graph gallery ut Glendale, and with all the
latest improvements in the art, Is prepared
to give YOU work second to none in thu
territory.
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AnD "a Great chance to make MONEY.
IU 's &c yssi'SS: s:tS "a,a"! i
~ ~ ~ ~ Umnn"v that are offered, generally
become wealthy, while those who do not Improve
such chances remain in poverty. We want MANY men.
women. boys and girls to wor, for right in their
own localities. Any one can do the work properly
from the start. The business will pay more than tan
times ordinary wages pensive outfit furnished r,.
No one who engages fails to make money rapidly.
You devote your whole time to- the work, onl"
spare moments. Full information and all that is
needed sent free. Address SrINsoS 4 Co. Portland,
Maine. [ls II
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I car load Of Tomatoes and Corn
just received at l., &. Fyhrie s. Co.'S.
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car load OF Dried Fruits 5~G.f;ys.
Just received at l.. G. Fyhrie & Co.'S.
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Fish Bros, Farm, Freight and Spring
Wagon, all sizes at John W Lowcll's.
SiLvERwARE suitable for Holiday gifts,
in great variety at, Mrs. kupfers.
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A car load OF fine California Apples and
Pears, to arrive in few days Tor Z. l..
Thomson, CAL Fruit Store.
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Tiger selfoperating Sulky Hay Rukes
The best drill in the world at
Sehree, Ferris & Whites.
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,7yooo Ms OF Ranch Butter 20 e.
just received at L. &. Fvhrie u Co.'S.
!. ~
Balm, Farm, Freight, and Spring Wagons
ofall kinds at, - 3d.. :.
Sehree, Ferris & Whites.
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A good assortment Of crockcry ut
l.. c. +. Il Co.'S.
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1t is never too late to buy candy, fruit
and nuts, which ARE Kept in great variety
at &. l.. rht,msen's. a. &sz7t
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-12-31

Just received = largs assortment Of Cali.
forr,ia darI,,tf ana blanket underwear at
T. w. Poindexter's.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-12-31

For the finest brands Of Cigars, Wines
and Liquoss, call 1t the Dillon Drug
Store. sa54, ~ 49, 81,