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, 1881-05-17

Ono ot tho most distressing frntnrcs cnnncctrl
with American p,aywrlghts IL tho fnut th..t their
inltiMi effort IL xeilernly something III thu itrct-
connolly lne, nti. rs nMtlls4,I consequence, pro-
duGtlvu Ut Rrent md tuosc Ur loss prolonged
inlsnry Oil tho plrt III tl,c public, according ns
tho managerial bunk Mcc1ul.t hths ont.
F" ltoolns for ltcnt." which WIS produced 1T this
hptso last evGntny, Is Understood to hnvc hceu
Wrtttcn 1y IL gentleman WIN was ut Dno tIno
conncctcd with tho advertising department or It
rclfhtuus paper of tIIs CITY, As rule, tho I,lr-
suit alld occasional t'lptlra nr tho conspicuous
tllspnr "M," or tho tlore retlnus1 as, expensive
pllh rCAAitiy. attur n0tlnp, IL not calculated to
develop IN !eynteB OF this fnsr!nuttl3x pNhlIn,e
,.ily *sMrtitnx ul1lnnnt 1T hunlnr. aud Wien nd-
TertiaX uKct,H thke to writing fnrcc. culAetllea,
attti hats tho beautiful clti u{ thuir ttllu.in,t.
t0 presented tn tho IllI!lu by IL ui,Ilt.ly which
u 1I0sieulbe only fur tito humber I'll let,llu It,
lts rtTk ut wfutn n1tiy III tho tlnItt IL nttn,ui-
lux tlcs!trt'A III ch!clgo ar Mny nthor ArY1 uIty
ever h tho p!etslire of nrGvlUusly vhuIiiiuk, It
nettis no prophet to furelGll tito Bau rcsitt. in
brief, t0,s fur lteilt " IL a!l exceedingly Ind
play, and l. n. lcurs, ainrous Muriartty. Hubert
Scott. Samuel Hotter, AMI Edward 1lOIst nru cx-
crutinttnKly hltl NctHrH. 1nlil llIMistie nlu iNo
lAdtrh III tho uast aro INT bnd ,ls lhgy might
t; The HtGatestt1t Rti tho usitGrs ru ttnst tho
only things nbDt ttiu Grand Oiluru- liulisp this
week that enu b0 commended.
, 1881-05-17

4 fatr'alzed nnllenoa wis drawn to this house
lnst otGllily by tho MnnnutlutlHnt lhnt " llQxu!
Ktrko" woul be g.yGn by at exuvilunt ct,l,,-
puny. Dr thu play, II Ia not noeosa,try tu wy
Anythflg At this t!H,u. tho plhEtu be!ng perfectly
tnlltAr with ita Morish. Tl,G i..rt. II Da,,stlil
a. 1' !.,t Ks; sa its: , a.. Gss ns "su tk.
" 3r Lpuecks Miss Ei!a''r, a.,1 3fr. Eer9uxtti.
EhgIt piynINann hns rcpsaccd t;nsls,vus l4evluk
~ LUnl TnireFs, but IL Iia Improvement,
, 1881-05-17

sANBATI.aCIIOOT. WORK.
Sp<etai Dsspatth to ThA Cateaeo 1tsbtne,
DECATUR, ILL.,, May 1a.-'rh0 annual Eonvon-
yoitton Ut tho illtl0s State Christian Sabbath
eohnoi Association will c0nvcno III nccatur On
Juno I aAd rHnluin IN session thrco days. Quo
huudrpd aud mtg delegates will 10 here.
, 1881-05-17

STATE COlfllTS.
u. Powers 4 Gu. bcpan IL silt for 5000 ycstor-
,lny nHnlnst Utto 4. 1tIlgcrInnn.
Chnrlntta ltotitxonx suot tho llumtu,rg-
UrsTH1R Fire. INSURANCE Company for sI,53D
Wtlln Il. Smell brought suit for 81 ,1kN ngn1t,st
Joseph Dinet, 1tpnry nlnhnoro, and Il. N. itlti-
Intlrt'.
ln.cnh 'l'elforl sized John usilley and Jcromo
J. Mitchell for &{.HN.
, 1881-05-17

VIZ hHtAlobA1Ass
Ino Methnist s:t', rreaelers mot IN tho hook
Or. W. r. Wj1t,mr III .1,o ehusr. Enor1v nr,v
rin-,,,,o,, "ns .as. ts. ~ .Io e''''' ne"s's "i'y
VIZ y. "..n "ets nreseHt'
ro,tl aE!storcul paper on "Mothutllst i,tllcution
iu tno Heck l,,r.r t.opfnrcnto0
rrar W"rnv ,,r,Taa,,, ~. ., s.,
a.o.. H.. .'nscy pscuAsea MS paper W statin9
that th's ycnr was tho scml-co'1tennlai ot tito
founding Of tho first hlpthM]tst Gdicu-
t1pnnl institrtIo, In Amcrlrn. that ~
,vtmfnvcn trrfsn,.ftr ui1,1ta.s,',s r.. -
"cs'ejhh uh'saTbIty, alllalctoWh, COIN. lt
was nH vponh IN tho history of tho Church. Tho
Hrnitlntes ad occupied in'pornht astl Influential
tiosts po!h IT tllu ministry und tu civil sooIGty,
a,a inc !iteEAtttro 2t tno Gn!trth pug bcolt raised
and the soi,S,t'l wcro pronounced tho great cd.t.
cattnnNl Influences.
Inert! hta hecn fonr educational institutions
IN eiI0 conference. Tho ttock H!vur Summary
tLulo t!d successful work. 4ann2 tts stlslents
,7ere tho present 1usUrrlHr 0t ltlInuts. rx-GOv.
i!oyefil1e Mslh !n!isly rr,ll1lt,ent businessmen
!t!tl e!erEyinGn 1f TINS rX.pt u ts nav pnsscd
.lenM't1Ea SgmlnNry, ut A'lrura. WIS chartered
III lSt'. ilio building botuY cn,gtc1 three years
lntur. u y ii',w ht Ut debt mud hus prnrUrty
viena s Ms 'i an a" s
;'l l'iwso ecotintny IN securing ulieap tsRcllcrs.
llo othct institutions hnse hAtl moro pros
rerois history aiid Ire doing vigorous work OF
Xtnhte,l ~ MlcuttnK held tn tho t,IpG pr Grnnt
Guotrign ~ Ehtta1Kn MAy III. lesU Tho ullnrterwas
xrnntetl IAN. -, !sl!, nnd tho HIST President
wns sa thG H.. 10y. Clark T. Itinn4 D. u, "icotod In
pses9nt day. Brief rofGrH,lca wss also made to
tho Jarrett llit'llcnl lnstltt1tn ut Evanstt'n.
SS'ern! gontlcnlo!' discussed tho subject prot.
ucatfon. but roErutt!ng t!mt Methodist ppop!a
Hne thGlr ktt1.s t1 ihle N,A lfurvril rnthGr tHnn
, 1881-05-17
OTHER TESTIMONY

Foar MEADE, q, T., Jan. y, ~" a..,
Hk6r Sr.-1 haya l,ri n perpetual E'"lss III eIshs
Rchp, and have been const!atca ~ tms hi n,Ha
year lAyu used different s - ine n yuEt
ni them haye ptovDli ~ e!ll."fi', 'H,IlyE kh1ii
most valuahlu fRnPsC.f Rli1 ,.I,nNnl supraH "
SYcoulaeniinS It H. my n,al'y .!H. ron,.,sii siiss.
YOURS Company i. :.sh 'n'4a'''
,.zxtco, sto.. Mareh %. iS', s.,
bur Ar-TsoP.c-Fnr!r LAxAt,ty;iE: t,f;i: a any W pef1as.
remedy that tlax ever tidtte H3 3nIlusj n txastsI&'
llol.t good ior torpid llse1 III" ns'Wu III. liz
ton.
ouyrr. Mich. March H. E'yt 'sIs suh
.,,t,, ,.on- rKor,c.FRt1I1 Aa.1i',.tw 10
snd S,a s',sls GHs H..xssciunt results tsom w.
lnsFoduce 1t AMONG our ''1''i liz a. u. o1"'
fhavo nsea yoHed AZ iii YOU ,9uM ~ T., ri n many
beg to ~ that, u a TIL Lei, able t,saisuA t., ~
u totneinlnR IN ~. ~ Hnrniych from ia,!sS
ve'y sincerely: III orahsia St., pt''A' y
o',ss ,sss:sttis e !; G nss}s asP }si;ss$St5ii ISL
7A.Ls0ip,sat ..'.. I1,sa .we be..:,, # py T..
@ Msw!tinssxx insasxxarsvs Ana s',sip ipefoe eli
rH,r.cIt1rhn'ta ,,pa Hi, tanytnirs Iever ts'ess n
Risily 6nI iplsase1 i viii then'' a ur'1
, 1881-05-17
Not u Pound Of Masls

- - Memphis at4inHeA<.
Tho Little IttAk & FuTt smith stir steamboat
rnI1V IL discontinued. LNntrAot plte0 k7,uA
Dth:u week. The oldest lnhubltant dt.eA mt
vt'uh'tnbcr tho 1ltnu when u pound OF uRil has
laou carried w thts Iuuiu,
, 1881-05-17

Judge !totlHett will this morning hcar tho pe.
tltt0n Ut tho uuo.Igiuh Transportation Company
to lntt thetr liability w ownors Ut tho steumer
Aipeua for loss OF ufs and property CAUSED by
her slAktnF.
Thu ease Of tho county against the city to
prevent tue cutting oA tho water supply from
Jnlnust,n Fhuratluy o Il motion TOR lnjhllnii0i,.
Tn-llurr0w Will bu hufauit dmy In the Circuit
cuart.
lu,lxu Tuloy Ia temporarily Established In "
lilo room In tho new building u4Nt ~ judge
uAruuals tou4l ut thu .losthoAst cQruer Ut thp
, 1881-05-17

Miss Fanny Louise lucktuglatl,. assisted by
talVutod hossu, IL tlonx sluzoppa" ut thls
hn,lsu. The rart tl0us not eMlI for any vast
bill exactly.
, 1881-05-17

SUrEHI0h RT-CONFEsstDSs-Tcst,I Russell
& Ct,. w. Thonas l.uicck. f505tr,.-Chapln &
Gore vs. Snmo, s:i5l.H5.-E. r. DAvIs VS.. Snnfortt
II. Ilartot,, <Il1.;S.
JUDGE SM1rls--r r. Burroughs ct nj. Va. Alb.
ner q. 1Ou1nia, a5l5.ta.--titstaF Kous, llsc ptc.
va. Ahhrow Smith: vorltut, $3Ih
CiitCufT C0uHT-JUI,aE ltttl1ENs-Cnrsnn s: Co.
"a. Edward Me'hlcl; vGidct $i7b.1U, lul 1DutJDp
, 1881-05-17

agreeable Purgative
Medicines.
prr!n.tnsl2 n tlr world iof ronslinsttdsfnt snt hst
n1n'',,s S1,;'9S:s ienaenc; ns i. a n1 Ese MaG M
sSs T. .aks sai's'y!,x xftii,"se:,ssy ill., sy,Gym ssd
ses as's'::Sa a'tSS';s%Ss II %ssn.s Ii ;in Y: ~:
PRICE Is and 60 CTS. SOLD BY ALL 1RI,ce,s.,,' ",,'
WHAT DRUGGISTS SAY
Tropic-Fruit Laxative,
We try 10 keep the article, hut the neont. w.,
let ts; IN fa*t ns we grt supply tlIry h,,r w.
HUNT & buslAr. l.pu lifuatlway, Sswissas. ~
We haro never seen n remedy like v,ur n
meyer falls to pcaxo tic raile,t We u3n'an,1a san
II highly. r. AaEExAsnkH e,E; 4; &vAsntlsg.sss.'
eos. 89ia u. anil 3d Atrnac. New Yot.
1tseils better ,., tnar Aux article We keep.
Jppsos CUNNINGHAM, Alshiaoad, II.
Our physicians prescribe Il, 1usc Il IN nyosu
MinIly, wN. II. BslnMAS. Druggist '"H
hMhLnglou, b. c,
1ttakea well and gives satisfaction.
HENRY MEo1Lt & soSs, phamaeIsII,
o%enaboro, Ey.
Am selling TRor'f En,'rr + I.AxAnsE rplals.
1; Tnor'G F rnu[r LAXATIVE sel p!y and sre.
Henderson. Ky.
We sell moro Of It tl,nn any o,l,ct one thing IN
tic store. DowsEf 4 bdooKs Drlvsi,I.'
aks. ny.
KiS0's r,tARMAcy, jersey City, NJ.
lnve large deulnntl for THnrlc.Fnrtr LA1l.
TIVE. WI, NME1zEi1, Brtty, Ey,
Elegant md attractive. have ,tsctl II m,,ell.
and brought II to tho s,nt!ce IT our physicians
PRENTICE d EyASsoS, IauGsytlle, Wit
commenced the drug hnsncss in this c!t5 fifty
Scars aso II gives ms pleasure To sAy that during
Tint limo lio article has given better AkGactaa
tlian TRHrtc. .FGn1r LAXATIVE.
JOHN ]. WILSON, Druggist, Lexington, ~.
1Invc ,,sct1 It in my family with great ntissAo+
Aon. It y n gonl medicine. ntisl no .nlstLfe
II. II. DAVIS, Druggist. Bellows Fih. Vt
We. 1lnve ,2ch yo,ir Tnor1cFRr,T lAxAryI
ourselves, anl recommended it to the physlclani
sye1a o. as sosip VIE also H. ALL
BREWSTER s. CO.. Drngglsts. Viletnd, s.t
It sclla we'll and gives good sattsfact!on..
COLLISION DRos, Druggists, Columbia, III
The aiceat Laxative in the world, All the CATH
ole clctgynloll ii indiana afr usnE il:
CAhL MAKlA DunnFSITAItES.
Evansville, Ind.
It sells well, md IA n eotnl nrticle.
T. II. llEss,.En, Druggist. Clcrclando Q.
Ttnrsc.FHrIT LAXATIVE gives universal saussc'
Toll. niid l.!lys!cialls resentment, tls ltsc:
II. n. tillKEH. Druggist, Mt ferl'o'' u
1ncycr fopnt, ,norrs pleasant md assimtstlTs
Laxative before. iNi'Is sE1Ilfkta :,
1D0 Columbia it,, NrW ie!k+
rhystctnns here lravo iOuuh It to lc most ftllS
bio, y q " uni they wish 10 prescribe II largely
thts cunIi1lg scstxnr. u..
*. EcKEllNASS, Druggist, Gnsnd Rapids aea'
consider tho LAXATIVE The 6ncst AMI most
ngrccnI,fe nretnlra!fuu ever nscd. ad baas1 nv
uultucIs1 II u my customers. 1,..v,
F+W. IIEiEE, Druggist, Ches1ef'' h
, 1881-05-17

CRIMINAL COURT.
Michael Murphy was tried for assault and nc
quilted.
"One Harper" n woman, was On trinl for tho
fnrceny Of 9uols from Ftetti, fpItur & 20.
intrtrk Moran WIS III tral for tnAiielous this
ChlrT,
, 1881-05-17
PHYSICIANS TESTIMONY

lind tho administration md effect my Is 5po
claim. e. IL. LlsaEEs' ~ M'hs R,y d.
, 1881-05-17

/ have given your TRnrtcsFntIr l;taA1"s
". ii. READER, ii. H., Now Amsterdam 'u''
, 1881-05-17
RELIGIOUS.
Meeting Of the Baptist Thco1og-
ical Union.
Methodist Ministers - Vestry Of
Trinity Church.

BAPTIST PSYCHOLOGICAL UNION.
The fourteenth Annt1a1 cCtng Of tho Baptist
TheolHgtcnl Union WIS held lust oyontnR II, tho
First baptist Church, corner Ut Snrth pnrk nv.
cn,is md Thirty-irst STREET. President Il. Mol
st'n HlAke cHtCst tho ttlcetinK to ortpr. a,t M.
pointed Committee on Enro!llnont. sccrelnrr
Uoulsrcesl rcad thu annual rcpnrt OF the flonrrl
uf Trustees. calling for ail endowment rnntl Ut
sam'0n. The report was ncccpte,l. Tho rrcns-
ilror, Mr. Edwnrd tiMSlmun, submitted his a,,-
mMal @ report; Il exhibited the ronwlns tER,lres:
ceivetl .for Kcnerai purposes. t!e,st'i; rents
.;s t;S'" T., hsnses wa Iois, El&s. toa
$atEl; Interest ncoo.,nt, *,1li; salaries, Sli,6l:
In!',lN redeemed. &iuJ: lind aecoMnt. *it0 tutoI,
.s1. ss fg4 sas .s ess ~ hn1@ @r k , Ts cs|1n !:
555s;lisa's. 5 IT, issy; ,,%!$ss arEss Meir!i,, e
lark: Treas!rer E.lward Gaaanlr, ot 1t cnionaao d.:
S!s'|$: i 1:iss: i tsIsa*s i ss'
rssr' rssnss' e Il IL ev rf Nssa sqd % ssse i @ &
tst'. w,llei, was Ncccpted. Thu tacotlng nd
Tie l!1tr,t or Trtstees tton met, nnd tho ro-
}ort of iae Mo,n!uats t:,al!n!ttee WIS aloptstl:
sn; r. Ns.o 81 Ii aSe SensS * &h Gt
AH,!;|fec, ~ ;ss, W. l!oq1; of cn!sg,; sserYisy
sts. 4 * 9"%sp,s.i, y il. Haf ii%a, E%sP,' &S!sa
taeiS',, rs isS Il iiait,cri, " h. iienSto!il. l
Il IN; Il e sSss tav J. drnsF ~ xseSs; s ,,s w " YAH ;aG
1 IT, II ;SS r,, ] Sxsse'sss s Il r. ho slqta WI ee
following il tho Rr.,taIirr clnss: Iai,les iA,rig
GGtss'X GtfY E'FM M,, Hi z.t Hem W1s;Sy consy, !Sw
, 1881-05-17
DIYQllCES,

s!chaUl Dunn 1aled II bill yesterday nRninst Ills
wiro ANN, askttx tor dfVurc0 on tho ground
Ut l94cttlan.
Jl1dxe TneY yestors1ay granted q ttocruo ut d.
v0rce ta W,ltiHtl y. Coz tr0tp Mtnnla Coz OH tho
Krt,iiIut at ues4rt!0u.
Jullxe jatlrst,I gFtntoA divorce to George
". litis4ull fruln Wllheimlna itus4rll on tG0
Krtansl Vt tlcsestlon, and to Foter Mayer from
alury Muyer for adultery.
, 1881-05-17
Your LxxxrtvE is just tho .ians-L<' cay y
lake, mud tho effect EtHhi. :, .,.o.,on lud,

tried your THnrLc.fatlr LASA41't' Mt"
81. E. IlERAASS, NJ. D., DHs1a's'
, 1881-05-17

rhystctnns here nve iO.iul It to l,c most fel!a.
BIZ, = ? anii they wish 10 pF.scrtbe II largely
thts coming scax0rt, ,,..
y. EcKEll,AHS, Druggist. Gtsnd Rapids a'ca'
, 1881-05-17

1ncycr fopnt, 1norr pleasant md asstnt'stTs
L.xutiyu before. iA!Is sE1IlikEs ;,
100 Columbia it,, SrW fe1ks
, 1881-05-17

consider the LAXATIVE The finest AM /, mos M
ngrccai,1e preparation ever 1scd, ad sast! 's1S
uultpg1lf1 IL tu my customers.
F.W. plE,EE, Druggist, Chestet' J.
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NOTICE OF ELECTION, TO cu,xo.
THE COUNTY SEAT 0r "'
BEAyERHEAD CC{'NTy
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Roo,,,

NOOMS
OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK & Rr.,,.,
BANNAck, NJ. r., March / 9Th. ,sx.
Notice is hereby given: That On III. =
Monday Of May, a. ID. 1881. in the Vo, "r't
Of Beaverhead, an Election will h. ,,
for the purpose Of voting on the folIc,sa
proposition viz: To change the Co"ng
seat Of said County to Dillon, and. .,,s:.
changing the County seat Of said Conn..'.s'
Dillon, at which Election polls will hc ~. !"
at s O'Clock in the morning and con,i Mf
open until o'clock in the afternoo., ,fm
same day, in the following places t., wiz "'
Bannack, ut the office Of County Cl.r,.
Argenta, at the house OF Mrs. f. Frrn"i
Dewey's Flat, ut the school house.
Glendale,
Horse Prairie, at the house OF Pat Il,I,,u.
Lion City, at the school house; '''''
Red Rock, at the house Of Jm. Sh;,,o
berger;
Quartz Ilill, at the cabin Of W. p, snurr
Spring Hill, at the Water Tank
Beaverl,ead, at the no, 81 Of !. S. Wilson ,
Birch Creek, at the house of VIM. Olive.
Bortell's, ut the house Of W. II. l,ort.,i.
Darling, at the house Of Joe \. Brown.
Dillon, at the school house:
Blackt,il, at Poindcxter's school h,,,s..
BY order OF the Board OF County Com.
inissioners.
Attest
AL. f. GRAErER, F.,
Clerk of the Board OF County skM
Commissioners OF Be;iverhead
County, Montana Territory.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-04-30
Notice o! Dissolution.

The firm of Edwards 4 Taylor is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. Mr.. Ed.
wards retires from the business, which will
he conducted by W. B. Taylor. who will
collect all hills an pay all debts u! the ole,
firm.
f l.. Edwards,
". b. Tayl"r.
Dillon, April 10TH, 1851.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-04-30

| title Of Reuben, received a letter a few
days ago from a young lady who had been
his betrothed tor some time and upon
whom In the halcyon days gone before he
had bestowed a large share 81 his tender
Establishments, ii not his love. The missivc
in coll-hearted terms released him from his
engagement and demanded that he return
tress Of her yellow (golden) hair which
she had given him when Cupid's tender
madness lad the better Of her reason.
Tears Of sadness did not ill Rcuben's
eyes, nor did he contemplate shuf,iing oft
the mortal coil AS a remedy tor his
wounded feelings--not he! With smile
that would eclipse the sart!onic grin of
Mephistophelcs for its CHASTITY hidcousness,
he boldly dived into his Saratoga trunk and
after vigorous search brought from out of
its lower levels thirteen trc.scs of hair
ranging in tint from the golden hues of the
bright n'rt',ern blonde tn the jet black Of
the sunny southern brunette, and arranging
them ON II sheet Of white paper he glared
and yloated over them with the malicious
emulation Of Comanchc warrior over a
harvest ot scalps. lie then enclosed then,
all in an envelope, addressed the rcven.ful
package to the tickle object Of his carly
affections, accompanied by Il note asking
her to please select hers from among the
number as he had forgottcn (which was
~ .,,.A
needless to say tina, the reply made the
young lady "re;l angry and in this un-
guarded state OF mind she LEFT the letter
where 1t tell into the hands Of friends who
loved II joke, and thence under the ewes of
We lynS-cyad reporter of We TRIBUNE.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-04-30
Notice OF Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that the firm of
Smith Il ltevfron have this the first dav of
April, \. ID. 1881, dissolved by mutual con.
sent. All debts due laid firm are to he
paid to lfeviron who assumes the debts of
said firm and carries on the business.
IL. +. SMlru.
ID. l. IlEYFRON.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-04-30
: - ~ S---'--s~s
A CARD.

TO THE PcnIlc:
l have for the past four months been stub
jectcd to cowarily prosecutions by the en-.
p'oy .es on G'lm,r Il S,lisbury's Stage
l.ioc. Tney have assumed the right to
break the in bu 'incss and virtually ruin M.
Falling through their petty prosecutions 70
make me leave town. or discontinue bust.
ness, they ut last escorted to the cowardly
attempt to murder me on the ,3d inst, as
Witnessed by half the citizens Of this town.
have never in amy manner interfered with
their affairs, and up to this time have ig-
norcd all their attacks upon me. cannot
step outside my door without being as.
sailed with language abusive and rrof.ne.
The stage agent is cos.,izent Of all this, vet
harhors tho wouli'bc assassins AMI in every
manner docs all in his rowe, t, injure me.
Every business man in this town knows
these arc facts which cannot be disputed,
and many have expr :sscI vo..l.r that !!
have SO long submitted To suc!, abuse.
Vet while all parties echo each others
Explanations OF disgust. these iniquties
have CONTINUED ,,nch .c;cd. Asa citizen of
the Caitsd States l Submit myself % the
laws. Ipursue my business in legitimate
manner; pay my tax =, my license, and in
every sense confor,:, to all the law de.
mands. ! have been wrongcd, my bust.
ness injured, my lite attempted and have
right to demand til. interpretation of Jus.
tire in my behalf. ] will do Mr.. Rillel,
Division Agent, the justice to say that he
denies all knowled,. o. how things were
being conducted here. and OK ,,r.s,cd his
strong disap?roval upon becoming nc.
quainted with the facts. Would not Gl.
mcr and Salisbury it cogni=snt Of all that
has TRANSFERRED, remove an uscnt who not
only "!ovs such outrayes hut no doubt in.
cites those less cnwardly than himself to
rerprtrate the dastari!y deeds, and place
in his stead one who ut l.as, has Il moIicum
o! in ticc and hong:
&. +. HAWKES..
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$50 REWARD.

| will pay $50 reward for the arrest Of
JAS. Delanty. lie is well known in Nati.
son County. JAS. O'NElL.
Rattlcsnake Creek, lseavcrl,,;d Co.,
April .9th, 1851. Montana.
Madisonian please copy.1
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NOTICE TO RANCHMEN.

have a quantity If Seed Whe., :rr sale
at INV ranch, and also ut the Mill Greek
Mills. Sarge Hall.
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The meetings OF the Dillon Literary
Society will hereafter be Thursday even
inys instead of Monday evenings. An
earnest appeal If made for all to attend.
Mr.. L. E. Simmons, Agent Of the Utah
Il Northern at Spring Hill, was married ts
Miss Ida Wo,nack "Wednesday last. The
interesting ceremony was performed by
Justi:e Estes. We wish III. happy couple
a successful future.
Astronomical observations were taken
with opera and field glasses on the south
side of Main street Wednesday afternoon
by some Of the festive swain, WAC in that
VICINITY congregatc. The boys informed
the reporter that they were looking at the
transit Of Venus" the outlines OF which
were barely discernible to the naked eye
We would call the attention Of the lads to
the story Of Peeping rom," Of Coventr,,
and Lady Goliva, and blindness is ii sore
affection.
The most sensible remedy, AMI the only
safe, sure and permanent cure for all dis
eases Of the liver, blood and stomach, in
GLIDING bilious fevers. fever and ague,
dumb ague jaundice dyspepsia, SC, Is Prof.
Guilmette's French Liver Pads, which
cures by absot ption. Ask your druggist
for this noted cure, and take no Other, and
If he has not got it or will not get it for
you, send 5, 80 to French Pad Co, Toledo
O., and they will send you one post paid by
return mail
On last Saturday evening as Mr.. Chas.
F. Hawkes., proprietor Of the Valley House
in this place, was soliciting patronage at
the railway depot for his house, he was as
saulted, without any visible provocation,
in II very rude manner by two men, known
in this place as Bsh Foster and Wise Os.
born, who are in the employ Of the Gimer
4 Salisbury stage line. Mr.. Hawkes. was
attacked in 'front.' by Osborn, who struck at
him With Il revolver, Hawkes. wardiny off
the blow, r. c':iving the full force on the
wrist, and at the same instant, Fo>tc, dealt
him terrible blow from the side with a
hcav, pistol, hitting him just above the
right eye, knocking him inscn>iblc to the
platform. Mr.. Hawkes. arose and lett his
assailants and went to his house and i'm
mcdiat..ly issued a warrant for the arrest
OF the two men, charging them Of an as
sault with intent to kill. The two men
were arrested and placed under $500 bonds
each to keep the peace, and $500 each to
appear before the Grand Jury at the next
term Of the district court.
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BORN.

MCQuEENEr.-ln Dillon, Beavcrhead
County, NJ. r., on Tuesday, April 10th.
1881, 70 the wife If John II. McQuecney.
daughter.
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the suicide made a successful j ID of it bv
hooking his foot between the limbs. The
ma" was about IS years ofase.
The San Francisco Chronicle of the I'D
inst, contains the following from Stockt IN /:
Inc Coroner to-oay held an inquest on the
remains Of Gus>ie Williams. a Young lady
II wears OF age, who committed suicide last
night ut her house, three miles from this
city ON the French camp road. by swallow.
ing two doses Of stryvhnine. The cause AS
signed for taking her life was Jealousy.
She was engaged to b.. married to William
Moss. son of Captain W. $. Moss. and
the ceremony was to have been performed
In three weeks. Yesterday she was visit.
cd by lady friend named Miss Metcalf.
who Is about her aye, and Moss her aft.
anced. She observed that Moss WIS very
attentive to the Young lady visitor, and
Miss Metcalt, noticing that she was pluyucd.
twitted her about 1t and claimed to have
c'P'ufeo her lover. She became SD
wrought up about It that she went into an
ADJOINING room. mixed the poison in glass.
drank the fatal drauyht. and then returning
10 her company told them what she had
done and babe them goo.!-byc. !Antido.cs
had to he forced down her throat, hut it
WAS of no avail. She died three hours af
ter taking it. She was highly respected BY
all her acquaintanccs. The Coroners jury
rendered Il verdict that she came to her
death from the effects Of strvc'ninc admin
'>tercd by herself with suicidal intent. As
soon as the young lady expired Moss drew
revolver and tried to blow his brains out.
The cap snapped twice and then he seized
shotgun which stood in the corner and
was about TO kill himself when it was taken
away from him. lie feels deeply grieved
over the ladys death.
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NOTICE.

All parties knowing themselves indebted
to the late firm Of Rife \ Avscs, viii
please call AMI settle.
. n = Rife.