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NEW FISH MAR KET.

Inn corner opposite Senders & Sternt erg.
~ VIII keep constantly on land
all kinds of fresh and salt fish and oysters
that the market affords.
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You see that shaking figure all askew
It's the old whisky trembling for the
new.
Horace.
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rates, if called for. Immediately. Call at
once.
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Le Richau's Golden Balsam No.. 1.
Cures CHANGERS, first and second stages Sores
ON the Legs and Body syphilitlc Catarrah, dis
eased Scalp, and all primary forms OF the disease
Price, $500 per Bottle.
Le Riehau's Golden HnIsam No. 2.
Cures Tertiary, Mercural, Syphilitic rheumatism,
Pains In the Bones, liberated Throat, Syphilitic
Rash, Lumps, etc, and eradcates oil diseases
from the system, whether caused by bad treat
ment or abuse Of mercury, leaving the blood pure
and healthy Price, $500 per Bottle.
Lc Richau's Golden spanish AntIdOte
for the cure OF GonorThma, Geet, etc. Price,
$3.50 per Bottle
LIE Ricbau's Golden spanish HnIeetIon,
wash for cure OF elect, STRUCTURES, Disease oil
the Uretha and Bladder, ETC. Price, sl.6o per
Bottle.
lie Rlchau's Golden Ointment for the
effective healing OF Syphtic Sores and Erup-
tions. Price, S1.o0 per Bottle.
Also Agents for lie Richau's Golden pills, for
weakness, loss OF physical powers, and all diseases
arising from abuse and excess OF oyer-work. Price,
$500 per Box
Sent everywhere, c. o. D., securely packed pc
Express.
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To the Sick and Afflicted 4!
AND ESPECIALLY
Those Suffering from Debility,
Nervous ProstratiOn, Loss of
Vitality, Sexual Inilrmities,
Etc, Etc.

gUylIK CHEAT NEED THOSE HAVE xho are
II suffering from SEXUAL AND NERVOUS
COMPLAINTS lea physician who comprehend
their alluasHts and successfully tFeAi them
Tbs general practitioner l. un, safaeienuy skilled
in thess classes q trouble "a do - atd it must 10
sft ~ thS specialist Nhn BY edacali0n. long pfae
ticc thorough know edge and comprehensive nsind IL
pfvrarod % cure thstn.
DR. ,. q 1oIsC
Opened his NOS eslobrat1d Institute ia 1880 fgr the
purt,oso Il s1Draing ths afflicted tho certainty II
hoaurabs and shin treatment and perfect and
permanent restoration. and inr over 80 years IL hza
sustained th0 fret rank n0t only upon ts Coast bat
throughout tis civilized Nofld.
a@aFu tat by dwelling upon uuinYttlnz .
subject A. the decay q sexual sigor the ignorant
may aspetsa nay motive hut the dssifu % inform
thoaa who are suffering through ignorance. aud
Nhu by cAfcluSsaCss want u kn1elcdEe thai a
eFe be had. no. only haffying themselves to
inieEtaa1e o. tsturv generations, Is zoo eFyAl
lnCsaiifs - psriAst ms 70 se siisat.
symptoms.
II you are suffering from nght iasssa nervousness.
weaknesses. cuuiuRson ~ mind. slight LOSSES uheu
under e1eitmest variable trmprF. tFvtnhhng faipi,
tAl9aB. aushss, &c, 90 u yon hass fFseiicsi sei''
Abuss even ia tts slightest particular yoa suffer.
lag tf9sn tao
Dread Enemy OF naman Life.
And should not hesitate 10 seek Al once hesilh ard
ttnrs GUARAxTREp. FERs MODERATE
COMPILATION ~ LETTER Oh oThkhWIsE-
Free.
Exclusively Vegetable Remedics rsed.
o.
LADIIs-Yau are especially liable % suffering
trotn aervigus prBstration. All your peculiar com,
Tia.nts nervous in thriF orsin aud henca your
suffering terribly depressing OF inexpsusaibiy
kseu The Doctor In his researches and practice 81
nsFSoas tsoubisn has m@do your Organization a
special studY and IL thus enabled frgin his expert,
rnoe aud knoslosigo - aid and cure you IN any Il
The troubles weakness. dintfcsalng and surrinSs O.
uhirh = yuu liable.
ESYou ~tii hnd ia the Doctor friend upon
whom you eaa reply for comfort, AID and cure
Dr YeunR's Female Remedies have al
tained reputation Tor elflgeney uncqualcd by AIS
medicine, of medical prescription ever osscrvd
ThcY can be seut By mail express.
Thosc desiring personal and attention car
hare All necessary accommodations furnished.
o
Letters,
Those who can not yisit tho city can by giyins
/ their symptoms In their way, rccriys AdYicv
and when desired, Treatment Il home with every
| suranee u = cure
LETTERS RETURNED on DESTROYED.
Address.
Dr. =. q. YoUNG,
Medical Institute,
san Francisco. Feb. 81, 1852.
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TEMPERANCE DEPARTMENT..

EDITED BY THE
EOmen's Christian Temperance Unisn
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lbs acres, lying miles north Of Albany,
100 under fence and in cultivation. Fair
house, good barn and good water. Land
raises from - to 30 bushels OF wheat "a
acre. Price, $500. Vsill take $3.50 down,
and nalanca on time.
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Eseia.ivsry vegetable Remeais. tied.


Those who not visit tho city can by giving
their symptoms In their way, rcccivs AdYc-
and whsn desired. Treatment st home with every
Eurance u \ cure
LETTERS RETURNED on DESTROYED.
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0Ao acres OF land IN Marion county,
QUO Ia miles from Busna Vista and
seven miles from jefferson. so acres in
cultivation and balance Ia light brush and
timber. House, barn and good orchard.
FIGURING mill within miles. Enough
wood can be sold at the pottery works at
Buena Vista 10 pay for the farm. Call on
c. II. STEwAKr, ct Albany.
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ADMIN IkTRATOK'A SALE
Of Real Estate.

NOTICE hereby given that in pursuance Of an
ty of Rcaverhead. Territory 1t Mcserna, msvs-un
the and d,v ot October, 1874, in the matter o: the
estate Of Franklin Steel deceased, the undersigned,
the duly appointed Administrator of said estate. will
sell at public auction, IN the highcstdder. tor cash
and subject to confirmation by said Probate Court.
on Monday, the goth day Of October, 1881. at oclnck
H. ,,, at the front dtor of the Court House in Dillon,
in the County Of Bc.,vcreead all the right. title, in.
crest and estate Of the said Franklin Steel at the
tins OF his death, and all the right title and interest
that the said estate has, wv operation f law or 9th
erwisc acquired other tn in addition to that ri
the said Frank lin Steel ut the time of his DEATH IN
and to all OF those certain lots, pieces !r parcels Of
land situate living and being in the said county Of
Bcavcrhc,i, Territory Of Mont ma, and h.anassi
and described follows, to wit: The undivided
one fifth q s, part OF tho On quartz lode mining
claim as patented; containing 10 3s.lto acres Of
land and embracing I.s'n linear feet, Also, the I'M.
divided one. fifth Us, part ot the Granhy quartz
lode mining claim is patented, cont timing 10 g. 4 o
acres an embracing i.S linear feet. Each n said
lode claims living and helm. stu,tc in Nipond Min.
iny District, i,c.vrrhcad c"mty Montana Terrific
rN.
Terms and con litiun> of sale: Cash ten per cent
OF the purchase money to hc paid To Administrator
ON tn. DAY ni sale. balance on continuation 81 sale
hy s,vd superior court. Deed II expense nj r,ur-
| chaser HOMER {. SMITH, Administrator
| OF the estate of franklin Steel. deceased.
! Dated Ortoher L., 1882.
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&sfs md Hxstss.

At Virginia City, New, an insane mother
Killed her baby BY cutting its head of with
A. far as ascertained thirty. .one persons
pertshed In the burning Of the Halifax Ho,.
pital on the 7th.
The Federal Council denies the trnth Of
the report that there exists in Switzerland
any anarchist committees.
a slight earthquake was felt At Denver
Of high buildings went out In the street.
China has protested In such violent terms
against the French Expedition to Tonkin
that Duc'erc will not reply 10 the protest.
The European powers, with the excep.
ton Of France, accept the proposition Of
jrtttsh control In Egypt under European
surveillance.
report has reached Copenhagen that
the Danish Arctic exploring expedition has
met with a serious disaster bv the wreck Of
their steamer, Dymphra, on the Siberian
coast.
The International foot race between
George an Englishman, and Myers an
American, at New York on the 18th was
won by the latter. Time I minute, e 3.s
seconds. =
During the week ending November 4th
100000 standard silver dollars were put
In circulation BY the United States mints
The same period last year but 36o,4oo were
circulated.
A despatch from Durham says two bat.
terries Of transvaal Beers had an engage.
'nent with Mapoch, the kaffer Chief, who
defeated the Beers. Mapoch teigned retrea,
and drew the Beers into an ambush, killing
three hundred.
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Penlasylvania.

p.t,i,oo, Democrat, has plurality for
csvernor Of over 3oooo. The following
/. the Pennsylvania Congressional delega.
|on: First district, Bingham. (Rep.); Sec.
[" nd nd O'Neil, (Rep.) Third, Randall, (De'n.); +;
Esu,,h. Kelley. (Rep.); Fifth, Harmer,
ssn); Sixth, Everhait, (Rep); Seventh,
Evens (Rep) Eighth, Ermentrout. (Dem.);
Eanth' Smith, (Rep.); Tenth, Mitchler,
|Dem.j; Eleventh, Storm, (Dem.); Twelfth,
Eonneliy, (Dem.); Thirteenth. Brunm,
Ken. .Greenback ! Fourteenth, Barr,
|Rep); Fifteenth, Post, (Dem.); Sixteenth,
Ekown, (Rep.); Seventeenth, Campbell,
|Rep); Eighteenth, Kimmell, (Dem.);
Nineteenth, Duncan, (Dem.); Twentieth,
Curtin, (Dem.); Twenty.irst, Boyle,
1. a.,; fwenty.second, Hopkins, lDem.);
Ixenty.third, Bayne. (Repl; Twenty
durth, Lawrence, (Rep); Twenty.ti fifth
Patton, (Dem); ,Twenty.sixth, Miller,
|Rep); Twenty.seventh, Brainard, (Rep.);
y large, Elliot, (Dem.)
The Dillon tribune., 1882-11-11
GLEANINGs FROM THE ROCKIES.

A body Of tin ore is reported as having
been discovered near Casa Grande, n. NJ.
Efforts are being made toward building
railroad between Socorro and Magdalena,
N. NJ.
In Lake Valley, N. NJ, a rope and post
are used to secure prisoners, as there is no
Jail in which to confine them.
A California lion has taken up quarters
in the outskirts Of the city OF Santa Barba.
ra ana is the terror ot the ladies aud school
children.
Jonathan Diggs, agent at the Colorado
River Indian Agency, has been suspended
BY the Pre- esident, and ]. W. Cooke appoint.
ed temporarily.
A small. .pox epidemic is raging in Santa
Fe, N. NJ. In one day last week there were
seventeen deaths, two being Americans
and the rest Mexicans.
Jim Currie, the murderer Of the actor
Porter In Texas, and recently Marshal Of
San Marcial, N. NJ, has been ordered out
Of town by the railroad men.
John w. Fleming, the cattle king Of S;l.
yer City, n. NJ, has sold his White House
ranch to an English company tor $Ioo,ooo'
The cattle range is forty miles square.
Ell. Lapham, the alleged embezzling
Postmaster at Socorro, N. NJ, who is in Jail,
threatens to kill Postal Inspector I. F. Lee
who caused his arrest, in the event of an
acquittal.
In the course Of few years the North
ern Pacific Railroad will run through AT
avenue of shade trees OF hundreds OF miles
in length. This extensive tree planting i
being done to protect the road from storms
and snow.
While camping near Warm Springs, ir
Umatilla county, w. r., last week, mar
named Vincent was shot and fatally wound
ed by stranger, who rode up to the canI
and, without SAYING word, opened tre o'
Vincent and fled.
In Monroe, Utah, on Thursday morning
Horace State. of Salina, met with te' rib!t
accident resulting in his death Tie was OF
his way to Arizona with his wife, and whls'
going down hill he fell from his wagon
| which passed over his body crushing hin
severely and causing his death
At Orovillc, Cal last week "A ChinamaI
CARRYING two baskets frightened hors'
driven bv Mrs. ]. B. Stort> and Mrs. NC
| Elroy, In the runaway that followed botf
ladies were thrown out and Mrs Storts re
ceived fall that produced conclusion o
the brain, while her companion escape'
With few slight b. uises.
Governor Tritle OF Arizona vii! offer al
additional reward Of $500 each tor the ar
rest of the two prisoners, Miller the stag
robber, and Bustamente, the Mexican III
dicted for murder, who escaped from Il,
Maricopa County Jail on the 90 inst. ! I'm
makes the total reward on Bustamente $+5'
and that on Miller $3.50.
The coal product this year Of the Colora
do Coal Company is estimated at Soo,oo
tons. Fifty new coke furnaces tor tins C, com !,
! nany are uuder construction. and w!ll .
f;rished within sixty days. They will pre-
duce 1000 tons of coke annually, In add
t;on to,th. amount now turned out. Th'
coke is regarded as superior to the Penn
syivania article and will soon be used ea
tensively in Utah.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-11-11
rpra Meat Market OF the W0rlos

Gen. w. D. Whipple, U. S. A.. Gen. K:
B, Marcy, U. S. A., and Prot draper !"
~ " we're distinguished party OF hunts
,,.n who went into camp at the Metropoh'
~ tsn hotel At ST. Paul recently. The gsnte.
,,,.r s we're Interviewed by Pso"eer'F Fvess
renorter reno and Prot. Draper acted as sPoNe''
man. .e
ave are lust In from the mountains o'
w,"r,,no ana Montana" said the professor,
"snd are on our way home, el,e. ons =. sf,sr n
most delightful and success'eI 'ou.s ,;sd J'
health and griszlies that can oE H.n;ac nssd and
We went out over the Un'on Iss.di' snd 'Asnn. @
struck north through wyoming snu svs,n %
tana, and thence out into c'vI.a.A'~I; WI, mr..
va the Northern Pacific w, oy ,fsn,
pose was hunting and the heat" '"'"'"'
to H." ~, .. form, of Mon.
lanai" . ...,,ro country
and vill soon be the meat maIke' -. ~ Sc.ttle
n. Of the world. In my opinion ss .ss Than thsr
mine Of Montana Is worm " .ss Terri
ali the gold and silver mines .sss..t IN s's . =,
torv. So far - the enule ~ sl"rs can
~e have seen It. b concefneo, .'s. ."s fcr II
nniv b . great and peoepesoss 'ss sdsntl,
Nov down In New York We ~ ~" ~ ~.
sxnect that next seasos. WI oe o'.s .rown
| n,osf prosperous the city nas ..s sss hoom-
ne can expect great sea e; =; 1854. ane
m vou cali tin New fork W 80: s a,ha
the expectation is largely o1seo eps.,tv op o
,,e know Of the unexamp'eo = M dan
the Wesa and Northwest: 4ne % =. IN,
Ser Of hard times a CRISIS p 10Y aeen;fcen
Northwess furntshes " sue"
The Dillon tribune., 1882-11-11

LAND OFfics, at HELENA. NJ. r., Sept. Is, 1851.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following. named settler has filed notice of hrs
'ntenton to make final proof IN support ot his claim
and that said proOf will he made before Al E. Crne.
ter. Probate Judge ot Be,vcrhcad County. Montana,
at Dillon, Montana, on Saturday, October 2Sth,
1881, viz:
George Stsudahar. =; Pre- e,nptiou y. $. No: ss.s.
West.
liz names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon. and cutiva ion Of said
land. VIZ: Isaac S.ster, William Stnsid.n, Taylor
Singienn and Edward Wilde, all Of Dillon, Bca
vcrhc,d County. Montana.
ls,.pl J. II. MOE. Register.
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NOTICE or FINAL ENTRY.

LAND OFFICE At HELENA, NJ. L., Nov. 2, isss.
AyOlICEis hereby given that the following named
IN settler has ii ed notice ot his intention 10 make
final proof in supror, OF his claim, and that said
proof will he n,,c before AL i. Gractcr. Probate
iu,u. ot H.,vcrh,ad County, NJ. T., at Dillon.
r.. IN "Wednesday, December 9Th.
ISs,, viz: Philip 4. Knowles, who made pre-,
,,np,on u : No ;>Q,. for thu = Of n w u and
Lois L. . and OF SEC. 20. Frs ROW - .s
c,n,n,",s residence up;,, and cultivation Of said
land. VIZ simeon Estes, Robert. sclway, William
r. Carter and Charles l.. Thors n, all ot Dillon,
Rcaverhvni CO., NJ. i. - ,,,, ,
I lV a J. IL. Ne,I. Ncs's'e''
The Dillon tribune., 1882-11-11
Indiana.

The most reliable information from In.
diana IL that the Congressional delegation
will stand a. follows: First District, Kleiv-
er, Democrat; Second, Cobb, Democrat
Third, Stockslayer, Democrat; Fourth,
Holman, Democrat; Fifth, Mattson, Dem
ocrat; sixth, Brown, Republican; Seventh,
Pellee, Republican; Eighth, doubtful
Ninth, doubtful; Tenth, Denote, Repub-
licau; Eleventh, Steele, Republican
Twelfth, Lowry, Democrat; Thirteenth,
Calkins, Republican. There Is Demo
cratic gain Of one certain and probably OF
three.
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NOTICE or FINAL EVTRf,
LAND Orr1cE. HLLLNA. II. I. Sent. NJ

I@NND OFFICE, IIELENA, NJ. Z. sept %. ISS1
NOTICE is hereby given that the following named
final proof in support OF his claim, and that said
proof will be made before Al. 4. Graeter, Probate
Judges Reaverhcad Co., NJ. r., at Dillon, Beaver
head Co., N: r., on Friday. November TO- iSSs, VIZ:
James NJ. King, who made Homestead Appiic:.-
tinn No ,o.o, tor the n W y ot S lex and NE Y
offs W X. Sec. r 5, Ro W and additional Home:
stead Application No. 1891, for v Of n Y of
Of said Sec 1T IS, ROW.
He names the following wtr sscs to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation .f aid
land, VIZ: Andrew Barlow, John Schmidt, Samuel
Willis L. o., Beaverhcad Co., NJ. {.
[N-3Sl J. II. MOE, Register.
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why should They.

No man or woman can do Salsfactusy
,,o,t when the brain Is dull, the nerves pn:
s,sadv' the system relaxed and: they feel
generally wretched. Why should anybody
Sr.o Though the work in this condition.
% ..hs, a bottle Of Parker's Ginger Tonic
,.;ii Iii at moderate cost give them the strength
and will to perform their duties sa''S'ae'o''
ilv,-Ex.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-11-11

'e4isIature, g near % can be estima,ed
will ssand: Senate, Republicans ~, Dem.
ocrats II; House-Republicans @. Demo.
$40 q: . Republican majority on ioin,
BALLOT Of %. The following l. lie Rennh.
!tcan estimate On Congressinen: Ffrst dis.
!rtct Durham, Rep; and, Finerty. Ind.
Dem; 3rd, Davis, Rep; 4tk, Adams. Rem
S!h, Elwood, Rep; 9Th, Hill Rem: IN
Henderson, Rep; 9Th, Cullen, Rep.: 9TH h
rsxso", Rep; roth, Kewis, Rep; nth.
Marsh, Rep; l7th, Riggs Dem: 1.th'
Springer, DEM; i4th, Stevenson, Dem.
iStn' cannon, Rep; roth, Shaw, Dem.
i7th, Moulton, Dem; 18th, Knefiner. Rep.
10TH, Townsend, Dem; aoth, Thomas, Rep.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-11-11
North CnrOlinA,''

Indications are the Democratic State
ticket has greater majority than in &c.
|Ihe legislature is undoubtedly Democratic.
| The Congressional delegation will probably
\ eight Democrats to one Republican.
Dard, (Dem.) In the sixth; Vance. (Dem.l
b the eigh h; Scales, (Dsm.) in the fifth and
probably Robbins ,Desm.) In the seventh
congressional districts are elected. The
Democratic state ticket for Judges arc
doubtless elected BY a good majority.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-11-11
Colorado.

At tile Democratic headquarters in Den.
yer the estimate il that Grant, majority
for Governor reaches 5000; Wallace, Dem.
to Congress, 1900. The Democratic State
ticket is all elected. There are also large
gains In the Legislature; the House Is Dem
ocratic.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-11-11
Kentucky.

James T. Clay, DEM, elected to Con-
kress In the Second District. +. A. Rob.
dsoa, Dem, successful. Proctor Knott
In the fourth. Albert Swills reelected In
he sth, John Carlisle in the sixth, G. $.
Blackburn in the seventh, Phil b. rhomp-
sn probably elected In the eighth, Gen.
Frank Wexford is almost certainly elected
in the nth, Hazlet in the third Is probably
elected. Other districts not heard from
sufficiently to base estimate. Election In
The 10th District close, with chance that
|lulbertson, Rep, is elected.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-11-11
Matters in Egypt.

CAIRO, Nov, S.-Lord Dufferin and the
Khedive had long interview to-day. The
guns of the Citadel fired salute in honor
OF the English Ambassador.
The Governor of Soudon has telegraph
ed the Khedive denying that kharton Is IN
imminent danger. The battle between the
Black troops and the False Prophet -, was
desperate. The former lost 1000 Killed
while the False Prophet suffered stlil more
severely. The Black troops were NOT IN
timidated as stated In special d'spatch'
but rallied and reached Bara. Inc 0ov'
ernor says he is allied 2 to hold ktarton 1
until 1t is surrendered. Traders report tnat
O'Berd and Bara, which were besieged BY
the False Prophet has been relieved.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-11-11

large vote was .pOlled in Nebraska
reaching 9oooo AS far as can be estimated
from scattered precincts throug hout the
State, the Republican State ticket will
receive about $1,000 plurality. Weaver.
lRep) is elected In the 1st district and Laird
tRep) in the I'd by good majority; 90
district still somewhat in doubt, but the
chances are Foster Valentine (Rep.) Is elect
ed by about 5000 to 5000 over the Demo-
cratic and Independent candidates. A large
humber Of women voted at the polls
throughout the State all day in behalf Of
the woman suffrage amendment, but re-.
turns as tar as received indicate the amend
nent tails of majority.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-11-11

The following Congressman have been
elected In Maryland. First district, Cow
iington, Dem; and, Talbot, Dcm.; 3rd, Ho.
blezt!l, DEM; 9Th, Nindlay, Dem; 5th, Pol.
ten, Rep; 9th, McComas, Rep.
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NOTICE To CREDITORS.

Estate Of Patrick Madigan, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given by the undersigned, ad-
~ n.inistrator III the estate u Patrict Madigan.
deceased to ffs creditors oi, and I'll persons having
,lains against the said deceased, 10 exhibit them
after the first publication Of this notice. 10 the said
at Rannack. NJ. r.
WILLIAM ROE,
Administrator .f Patrick Madigan, deceased
Dated ut Dillon, ut. a, 1881. (32-
The Dillon tribune., 1882-11-11
Now Hampshire.

The Republicans elect both Congress.
men, Martin A. Hayes in the First and
Ossian Day In the Second District. The
Senator, will BE- Republican by a strong
Is probably elected BY 1000 majority.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-11-11
Washtn4tou

A Seattle dispatch, claims that Brents
(Republican) Is elected delegate to Con.
gress by 5000 majority.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-11-11
TA1EDT1 U%.

ZANE to my ranch one year ago one gray 1.se %1.o.
e C wears old. branded Z on lett sn1n'oe' T. "''o' @
-. ,e,,,ing sosrsl hosss eolt, branded o" ''''
h,,nd very dim. The owner w.il prove
nroxperty, pay charges. and take nSHM WM ISNEs:
o...,.~ N. 1854. v6io)
The Dillon tribune., 1882-11-11
T,he Next Congress.

rn.N Y. Times gives the following sum-
,softhe A8th Congress: The Democrats
~ .cntrol The House of Representatives
I. , majority Of u; the figures being, Re-
k,h,cans 1a7. Democrats l9S.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-11-11

.,,scrber IN Glendale. Oct .sth, ,sss. .,,;s one
By the LEFT horse
.s: ::s !: ..s: r. ss s.
,;.;ns S.ns. and, and !s,aoss the same MES aArEMAN.
''''It IIt,7-4si JAMES
The Dillon tribune., 1882-11-11

,,~n ~, threc nales below Dlloes Gee
SIe.an Torse. ,sX hands high; years ears osa; "a
s-.,sea ssSw thus q On ls6 hip. viii SiynfaRr. Siyn a1RSr "
.hs rsturn Of the hose. 90. w. ~ i,A-
u'T niion. Montana, Oct D. sosS' W
The Dillon tribune., 1882-11-11
Utah,

Returns received indicate about 5000
Gentiles to - 1000 Mor,nons-a Gentle gain
OF 2.ooo on the vote Of six years ago.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-11-11

Many lose their beauty from the hair fall.
ing or fading. Parker's Hair Balsam sup.
plies necessary nourishment, prevents fall
ing and g'ayness and is an elegant dssss.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-11-11
At ol,S0 PER YEAR,
,AvAnLI IN ADVANCE.
,,r,.AL ELECTION RETURNS.
new Yerk.

-. .,tent Of the Democratic victory IL
y! =. sod. Cleveland's majority In the
!. rill reach the enormous total Of
L.mo 4 victory utterly unprecedented Ia
4. hi.iorv Of the country.