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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-05
SEINE.TIHREAD.
MOVES TURF OIL.

RICHMOND, VA, November ~, 1858
DEAR SIR,-For fourteen years. lusl
~ under nv knee-joint had an ntoierahle
itching which came on every winter, ana wnst
bed, on getting warm, twas so severe Ieii ~ u
could tear the flesh away 10 get rei,ei. l used
every medicine recommended, as well rs our pest
relieved me. Last week | applied YOUR TURF
A. j. BYRNE.
No. 27l4 Clay street, Richmond,Va.
a q g. sop = po's.
price, 25c. For sale by all druggists. no 20
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There seems to be growing idea that
there is good deal OF political insignif-
canoe in the effort to make capital out Of
the Danville riot.
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JOHN SHERMAN says that the reports OF
the Danville riot make his blood boil
What pity ELIZA PINKsTON Is not living
to battle his fevered brow.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-05

When Mr.. ARTHUR gets out Of job as
President he should apply for the position
Of Commissioner Of Fisheries for the State
of Iowa.
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When the average northern editor I'M
dertakes to write about the f. f. V. he
generally writes himself an A. S. s.
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f~---~>-~>~~~-~'~~~
g T Ev Ns'
9o9L 90 ssss nNN \ goo
. y . ossss IiNNNG
SoS Erai. 90 ssssHS m z a6 go
$ { A ; 5
ssss A. J. ERE
'sss "A / RI
ssss A ILL EER
BEGINS
MONDAY MORNING.
THE ENTIRE STOCK TO Re DISPOSED OF
BY JANUARY.
SHOWCASES, FIXTURES, SC, FOR SALE

The stock never showed great a variety OF
SEASONABLE GOODS
As Is offered for December trade. But Of many
FINE GOODS
we have no duplicates, and they will not be re-
placed. nor can they be bought elsewhere I'm town
for the price We shall put on them.
FIRST CUSTOMERS WILL GET THE BEST
SELECTION; The lsst-what there IS left Many
Of our friends will remember the crush of last
year, when for six hours we were obliged to close
the doors, 80 great Was The crowd. SO come early
for first selections and proper attention.
We shall not find 70 necessary 10 Z" Great Reduc-
ton" Less Than Cost" our stock at this season.
AS with very few exceptions, us so Wei selected
and assorted that our usual EXTREMELY LOW
PRICES VIII readily sell 10 If you viii come early
enough so that We can walt on You.
On FINE GOODS any offer viii be considered
and any in reason will be taken, as II must all 90
by January.
But REMEMBER THE BEST BARGAINS GO
FIRST, and the place TO get them IS at
no 27-24t STEVENS. bO5 Broad street.
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the pride Of power, and private soldiers
recognizing the superiority of no man.
Discipline under such circumstances is
impossible
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-05

Entered at the Post-ofiice at Richmond, Va, as
second-ciass matterl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-05

The New Hampshire young woman who
Wooed by letter went West 10 meet the
lover she had never seen upon condition
that he should pay her fare home again
should he not, on personal inspection. be
satisfactory 10 her, is now a happy bride,
their novel loye-making having proved a
success and the wooer having passed mus
ter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-05

II Mr.. BLAINE reads the papers he has
doubtless found out that 1t is dangerous for
statesman TO fool with whiskey..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-05

The report Of the Secretary OF War does
not recommend any revised rules for play
ing poker.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-05

No, my son, the G. D. p. does not mean
the grass copper plague, though it has been
as great curse.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-05

We do not recognize the scintillations OF
Colonel NIKE SHERIDAN's brilliant genius
in the Presidents message.
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An exchange asks, "What with Tur-
key?" Porte whine generally.
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TAXES.

OFFICE CITY COLLECTOR1
RICHMOND. November 80, 1883. (
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN
DAILY
between the hours Of o o'clock A. NJ. and O'Clock
L. VI. from the
18TH TO THE 31sT DAY OF DECEMBER
INCLUSIVE
for the purpose Of receiving from all persons
TAXES DUE TO THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
Any person who shall fail to pay said taxes
within the time so limited will De considered de-
liuquent, and will be charged a penalty Of per
cent and interest al the rate Of per cent. per
annum. A. X. WOODSON, City Collector.
An daily papers please copy. dc l-tDe3I
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. dc.

For sale by Druggists. Price 80 cents bottle.
Read the following:
"BLAIR's CHLORAL THYMOL PROPHY-
Tactic Is the best disinfectant that have ever
used" (Signedl HUNTER MCGUIRE. Nj. ID.
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CNDFRTAKFRS.

TOHN j. SINNOTT date ChandlerA
~ & Sinnottl, FURNlTURE-DEALER and ~
UNDERTAKEN. No. 7l2 Main street, be- ~
tween seventh and Eighth streets. bias large
stock of the very latest styles of FURNITURE,
which he Is selling AT bottom prices. a full stock
Of COFFINS and CASKETS, and furnished at eX-
tremeiy low rates. The most careful attention
given 10 all orders. Sc 9-Su,W&F3m
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9ithmond 1ispatth.

WEDNESDAY. =. DECEMBER s, 1888.
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DEATH OF A UNIVERSITY LIBRARIAN-CON-
PLETION OF NEW PASSENGER DEPOT !;
GEM IN ITS wAY-A POPULAR PREACHER
ACCEPTS CALL.
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A. SAKs 4 CO..
1913 MAIN STREET.
fde 81
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-13
ALIAS SUMMONS,
Tn the Pfotmte Court Of the county Of Bcavc,hc
1 Territnrv r,f M,,rtuha

IN the Protmte Court Of the county Of Bcavc, head.
= rerritpry Of Montana.
Howard 's*bree, Il. +. Ferris nnd a. +. White,
plaintiffs, vs.. ". +. tannoy, ST., ". +. vannov
and j. N. vannoy. defendants:
The people Of the territory Of Montana send greet
Vannoy, defendants: You are hcrc!,v required
to aDpcar in action brought against you by the
above med plaintiffs in the Prb,te ct,,irt ri the
county af Beiverhcad tcrritnrv Of Montana. and to
answer the complaint fled therein, within ten days
Exclusive at the dv Of scrvicc) after the service or
YOU ot this summons. IL served within this county
or, served out Of this county, hit In this district,
within twenty DAYS; otherwisc Within forty days
OF iudgsusst BY default will bc takeh agairet YOU.
accsrdihx to the PRAYER of said complaint.
The said act,on Is hfd.tght t0 recover from you
the nf ONE hundred and sixty. nine g. dol
lars ($Msahl balance alcgud To- bc due fran yu tt,
plaintiffs ior goods and merchandise purchased
tro..s the firm ri Sweet 4 Baldwin and l.. G. Fyhrc
4 ca. Of Dillon, which accounts have hccn sold and
assigned 10 plaintiffs fully appears In plaintiffs
complaint on file herein. Money hclonxinx to YOU
has been attached in the hands of Geo. Savage and
jas. Shinehcrger. >,
And you arc hereby notified that Il you fail To ap-
pear and answer said complaint AS above feqiircd,
the said plaintiffs vii: take i,dgHteht against you
for the said su, Of Sihbt and tot costs of suit.
Given under n'v hand and the seal of the l'rpbt.
Court Of the cuintv d Beatcrhcad
SEAL Territory of Montana, this sit, day oi
\@O September, in the year 81 our Lord one
thousanA eight hundred and eighty three.
ROBr. +. WING,
Probate Jadge and * ofscio Clerk
HosT b. SMtrll. Atty. tor P.'fs, lio.iD
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-13

IN the Probate Court Of the Territory OF Montana,
in and for the County Of iscavcrhcah.
Howard Schrcc, Edward r. Ferris and I;cni. +.
White, under the name Of S.rcc. Ferris Il " bite,
plaintiffs. vs.. CHARLES j.. Blunt, defendant,
The people of the Territory of Montana send
greeting Charles +. Blunt, defendant. iu, are
against bv the above named u!ai;tiff, in the
Probate Court o: iien>crhr.d county. Montana Ter
ri,or>, and 10 answer the complaint fled therein,
after the service you of this summons if served
hut in this district, within twenty days: otherwise
within forty d. ,;or Judgment by default will he
taken ag,!nst ,.a. according to TIE prayer of said
complaint.
The said action is brought to Obtain Judgment for
three l,,ndrca and thirty. -four dollars due by ac:
count for goods. wares, and merchandise, sold and
teliycrrd I" you at your instance and request. and
have attached in said action the following property
to.w.: Three horses, two hu.gies. and three sets
of harness. as the property Of said dcicndant.
And YOU are hereby nott!c! that if You fail to ap.
pear and said complaint - abo.c required,
the said lna,ntins wal, take Judgment against you
for three hundred and thirty four dollars, together
with interest at ten per cent per annum fran this
date anG the costs of St.
Given Under my hand and the seal ot the Probate
- court in and for the county of Beaver
SEAL 1:e,d, this a,d day nt September IN
the year OF Lord one Thousand
eight hundred and eighty. three.
RO:r. +. WING,
Probate Judge and cx -otliciO Clerk.
RoHr. B. SMITH, .A;t'v tor plaintiffs. t4o-+N
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-13
NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY,
LAND OFFICE yIE,

LAND OFFICE At !EE,kNA, MT,
September, ". 1854.
NOTICE is hereby :,iven that the following named
~ settler has filed notice of his intention to make
final prop. in support o: his claim, and that said
prn"t will I've made before Robert Z. Wing, Probate
Judge of lsyavcrhc:,d County, Montana, ut Dillon.
NJ. r.. I'm Thursday. Ocohcr ssth. 1853. VIZ: Tretl.
lev .t"se who made Pre- e,nption ~. $. No. 4SfS.
for the y Of the y z \ and $ y of the n W x Of
Sec ,. TIP 8 5 Of Il : W.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
cnn inuous residence upon, and cultivation o, said
land, VIZ:
l'cn.m,n Taylor. Thomas NJ. Sclway, John II.
Sclway and Martin l.. Walters all nf Dillon Ic:.vcr.
head county, NIT.
i. ATKINSON.
[3s--.i] Register.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-13
COUNTY BONDS.

SEAi.ED proposals will he received Ivy the Conty
- Commissioners Of Rei~crhrad Ct'r Wy, Mon
tana Territory, until SATURDAY., Nov. 10th. 1883, II,
!. O'Clock. noon, for the purch Of not tc exceed
Twcnty-thr Thousand Dollars (3..,,.kf, col ot
county bonds ot said county. Said hnnds ~ ,,e Of the
denomination f$soocach bearing interest 1T the rat.
"t seven pr Ssns per an'',,,', pyat'e in rive Years
tercst PAYABLE scsn-ann:al:y at the office Of the
county rrensnrer, or when purchased In sums I"
SSonor more, ut eoinc designated hank, in New
York City. State Of New York. ut the option Of tn.
purchaser.
All prupusals should he addressed to the Rnard o.
County Commissioners If Rcav veshcad Chuntv
Montana. and te received ut. or before - ocl.ck
moon, of November 10Th, iSSJs
Said bonds issued under an act uf the 1.cuisa
tive Assembly ot Montana Tcrrlt,fy entitled ".<r
Act H. provide for the Refnntng Of tile isosdeL in
dcbtcdness .,f BcAserhcad County," approved Feb.
ruarv 9th, isSj
NJ hid ut less titan par Value can he received.
BY order Ut the hoard Of County Commissioners
Attest: PiIl. u. MC GOttGH,
3g.43 Clerk ut Heard.
Dillon, ~. r., Sept, 18th 1884.
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NOTICE 70 CO-OWNEK.

no THOMAS LEWlss T'ot. IRE here.
l. BY notified that the undrtsiyhsa have
In compliance With the requirement OF the
law performed labor and made Improve
ments ofthe value Of one hundred (loo) dol.
lars in representing for the year ending
Dec. 81, 1881, the Ell Dorado quartz claim
situated in Blue Wing Mining. district
Beaverhead County, NJ. r., and yon arc
hereby notified that unless YOU contribute
or cause to be contributed your proportion
Of such expenditure, amounting to sixteen
dollars and sixtv.six and two. thirds cents
($l6,6675, together with interest and costs
within ninety days from date Of this no,ic.
all your right, title interest and claim in and
to the aforementioned quartz lode claim
will become the property OF the undersigned
your co-owners, who have made the r,quir
ed expenditure.
DAVID LEWIS.
THOMAS JUDGE.
Butte, Mont, Aug 3, 1883 (ss.4S)
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NUrfCE OF FINAL ENTRY.

tASr Ofrtcr At HELENA NJ. r., Sept. -. 1884.
NOrlCE il hereby given that the ,,.lluv ing
~ nasr,cd settlcr k,s filed fsi,tice d his intention
that such r.oof vii, he taken ,~furc u. r. Wing,
Probate Judge os IMavcfhead ctjurisy, Mtnt,na,
his office In Dill6n,oh Thursday, October 1sth iSS,,
viz: Alphe,,s Decker whu made we. .r,up ion d..
tEt..n't a.e,,v,t No sh'7 tos the " !. OF ti.1 n
T. K > n \ Of tt,e n " 4 and lsos , Of See Up 10
> nf II 10 W.
liz f.an%s H.. fylIttwiny witnesses tS prove his
;aH,n;., - idctce rp,u ind g,ti-at;on y, said
hind, Wv!
Within, IT, Attintysk, 1s,.is II. H,.t and rr.nk
II. Pendieton III lied Nsk. n"d stiH Il v,Stt, vi
H,nn,ck CITY, all of f,cav.rhr;,d C,.lt,ty NJ. +.
(S4zl F.ADHlNSON, Register.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-13

The Arizona and Montana Commission
ers to the Denver Exposition have long
communication in the Scientific and Aii~'~g
s7o~ymM setting forth their reasons for
withdrawing their exhibits, in which they
denounce the whole exposition business as
"a farce, and an outrage on every mining
camp in the west" They also say: "The
people Of Colorado do no, endorse it, the
mining population ridicule it, and the press
with few exceptions denounce it."
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-13
womelerf,l Crops for 1883

Means rank. decaying vegetation later
In the season. Drive out the seeds OF dis.
eases now, by using bottle OF Browns
Sarsaparilla and Dandelion with Iodide ot
Potassium. This remedy is now acknowl.
edged to be the best Blood, Liver and Kid
ney medicine known, and has saved the
lives Of thousands. Procure a bottle at
Browns % Sarsapasia se Fr ra sale eeeninas a. pilon
Drug Store.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-13
9LEANlNGS FROM THE ROCKIES,

Plenty ofsnow in Utah.
Salt Lake police are raiding houfss Of
ill.fatne, in that city.
Washington Territory Is beginning to
ship her wheat to eastern markets.
lti>expccted that there will be more build.
iny in Salt Lake next year than there was
this.
In Cheyenne a petition Is being circula.
ted agains, the reappointment Of Chief Jus.
tice Sener.
A divorce anda wedding within an hour
Is rather vuick work bu, It occurred In
Chaii<, Idaho, few days ago.
Leroy and Wilson have returned to
Deming, n. NJ, unsuccessful in their at
tempt to rescue little Charlie McComas.
A new river over 1900 miles long, has
been discovered, in Alaska. The Indians
say it is twenty miles " ide In some places.
Important ore strikes are reported in the
Magma Charta mine on the 3oo.loot level
where strong bodies Of mineral have been
uncovered.
At the sale ofJersey cattle, in New York
Tuesday, Benefit, two year old heiter,
brought $7,s; Benefits Prince, a bull, $500
Suse, COW, prsce $3.50.
The ore from the Deadwood- Terra mine
in the Black Hills, only runs $40 per ton
and yet the company has and is, paping big
dividends upon such low yield.
George Pryor, mining man we'll llknown
in Eureka, Bodie and other Nevada camps
died in Bellevue recently, Of hemorrhayc
of the lungs. lie was about 10 years old
James Cochran has struck big iron mine
fourteen miles up Trail Greek, Wood River
It's said to be immense in dimensions and
fuxing iron. 1t is four miles from the Lost
River road, and easily accessible.
VIM. G. Seamonds, better known all over
Idaho and Nevada as "llonest Bill" who
was arrested at HALEY as an accomplice Of
Mis-. Slosson, in the recent fire at that
place, has been discharged from custody.
TIE scheme for re.crsanzins Brown,
Barrett Il Cos. iron works, in Youngstown,
O., has failed, and an effort is being made
to form new company with capital
stock Of $1,,oo,ooo, to assume. all the as.
sets and liabilities Of the old firm.
Since the fire in HALEY and the destruc-
ton Of sleeping Accommodations Of at least
100 persons, the remaining boarding hous.
es cave been crowded. and it is nothing un-
usual to see three persons in bed This
will probably continue through the term
Of court.
Colorado cattle men drive their stock
into Montana in order that they may ma.
turc and fatten before shipping to eastern
markets. Berry, Brice 4 Co., and Towes
4 Gudgill, both Of Colorado, have 1000
and 1000 head Of young steers,respectively
on Beaver Greek, near Glendive.
\ distressing and fatal accident occurred
at one Of the mines OF pease Il Taylor, at
Spring Mountain, Idaho, on Monday last.
A man named J. NJ. Rush had placed some
giant powder in some hot water near the
blacksmith's forge, which by some means
exploded, taking two or three fingers from
one hand, one entire arm, one leg, and al.
most taking away his abdomen. lie lived
nearly two hours, when death ended his
uffering.-HcgiSfey.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-13
DILLON LETTER LIST.

List of letters remaining in the Post Office at Dill.
Ion. Bcaverhcad Co.. Montana. for the week end.
ing the 9Th day Of October, 1854, which if allied
for in 80 days will be scnt to the Dead Letter Office:
Brown RB Ncall JJ
Dwycr Miss Addiv ONculJ u
Dvas Mrs Lizzie l.asc Jcn
lIapp Rodgers II
Harris W Smith II Il
lone, Mrs II Slack Jacob
Jones' Frank Nancc $ u
Mckay Wilson " NJ
Mccormick Mary
Persons calling fnr anv nt the :.ho.c letters will
please say "advcrt>cd.'
JAS. KIRKPATRICK, L. NJ.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-13
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION AND COR.
RE(TION

NoTnE is hereby given :hat the Board Of Count,
~ y, Commissioners "t iscavcrhcad county,, NJ. +
Ion. on Monday, the Sth day Of Octocr, a. u. 1881
tor the purpose of correcting the assessment roll "i
said counts tor the year iSSs, at which time and
said assessment are requested to appear for the
cction of the same. Pun II, NlC(;olt;u
Dillon, NJ. T. Sept. 10Th 1888. County Clerk.
3SAI
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-13
MOrgan's Key to Boston Inside Out.

Rev. Henry Morgan's books, Of which
he is author and publisher,are "Ned Nevins
the Newsboy," thirty. eighth edition, AGO
pages. illustrates street life in Boston.
One of the most successful Juveniles ever
published. "Shadowy Hand, Or Lite Strug-
gles' (his own experience). The record of
a busy life. Contains biography, lectures
and anecdotes. "Hoston Inside Out" {, sth
thousand) IS: pages, gilt cover and back,
and steel portrait Of the author. Cheapest
and fastest selling book in America, and the
"Key to Boston Inside OUT three books
in one. Second edition revised and enlarged
eight new chapters added story Of the fallen
priest included. $50 pages. gilt cover and
back. Retail price of either. 81. 50. Agents
can have them ats cents each. Post.ofiice
order or registered letter. No open &C.
counts. No c. o. D. Sample copy $l.oo
by mail Address Rev. Henry Morgan,
81 Shawmut Avenue Boston, Mass.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-13

SPECIAL NorIcE.-The next time the
grocer's boy calls for orders and you want
Soda, order DeLand's. Try it; ii you do
not say tits the best you ever used, return
TO the grocer; demand satisfaction, and he
will make Il good.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-13
DISSOLUTION OFrARTNERSnlr,

NOTICE is hereby given that the partners hi y
hcrctator. existing by and between Peter Waer, r
and Felix Monaco, In tat town Of Glendale, Rc,vcr-
head county, Territory of Montana, is this t!av dis
olvcd h. mutual conScn ,!.c undersigned a s,,,,lng
al! liabilities of the said firm nf Wagner 4 Menace
Al! debts due said firm to lc paid to the under
signed. PETER WAGNER
'.cha'!c VI. l., sept I, 1873. S7-tI
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-13

In -etiring from business, In Glendale,
take the opportunity Of returning thanks
to the public 70: the patronage so liberally
extended to the late firm, and bespeak for
my successors a continuance OF the conti-
dcnce and custom OF the public.
b. L. SToRR
Glendale, NJ. T., Aug. q, 1854.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-13
PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.

Seacd proposals tor the delivering Of fifty cords
~Of good sound, rcd pine wood will he received
at the Clerks office, until the fourth av Of October
1874. bids to wood in log in cord wood.
The Com nissioners rcscrving the right 10 rcjrc,
and all bids.
Iv order of the hoard of Commits soncrs of Beaver
head county. Pun u. Mc(;ouGI,.
Illion NJ. 1. Sept. ~, 1859 County Clerk.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-13
NOTICE OF NISSOLUTyNN.

NOI,E is hereby given that the co ;artncrsh,
~ heretofore existing between us u,ld the firm
name of lInslonh \ Shanglc in the painting hu,i
nc>>. wa dissolved by ,nuta! consent, the ,.n,l
day of August, IsS3. All accounts are To hr settled
Ivy both, or Jointly. W.T. lIOI-. DMH.
SIS col. SIIANGLE.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-13
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the co.rartncr.
ship heretofore existing between us, under
the firm name Of Storr, Malone & Howe,
in the skating rink business, at Glandale,
NJ. T., was dissolved by NUT lal consent, on
the ,,nd day Of August, 1853. All accounts
are to be settled by Malone Il Howe.
b. +. SToRR.
B. u. MAHoNE.
CIV HONE
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-13
pyslAel,sia! Dyspepsia!

Reader, there is not case Of Dyspepsia
or headache yet reported that Brown. Pep
sin Tonic has failed to cure and vet it is sold
by all druggists at so cts. q bottle.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-13
The Fall Elections

VIII result more satisfactorily If all so.
tiers and their families expel all the malaria
from their systems, and correct their livers
by using Browns Liver Pills. Not rem.
edy n,anufac ured in America SO wei! cor.
.ects the bilicusness of this climate. Call
for Browns Vegetable Liver Pills at Dillon
Drug Store.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-13

The public is notified that we will con-
tinue the management Of the skating rink,
at the old stand, in Glendale. Thanking
the people for their past patronage, We will
endeavor to merit continuance Of their
patronage. b. ID. MAHAN.
e ~ lInAuE
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-13
0TRAYN0,

SrRAYED from the subscriber n vc:r!iny hi,
~ mare colt, branded w on rish, shoulder. Tn,
colt is Il pet and will come ut the call of 'Dlisv.'
Was last Bishops school ho,,>.. | vii,
pay liberal reward for the T., cnvcrv Of the colt
ELIZA MURRAY.
Glendale, Montana, July l3, !>Ss. t.s-I
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-13
TAKEN uI',

Taken up by the subscriber, at Ran.,,k, Mont,
one iron grey horse, about wears old, weight
about >on pounds: brands dim and ndstinc. The
owner is ,cquestc! 10 prove property and tax. the
animal away. JoiiS SIEnEK,
t.lnn.ttk X. Mnntlni, sept, 3tll lSS3. u 4.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-13
STR.AYEIH

EhoM the ranch of the subscriber, August -. one
brown horse colt three months old: no hi and.
Anyone rcturnn. the colt or giving anv n.r,,,,t,.
regarding him will be Iibcr,y rewarded.
sS-tl JNO. +. Risllor.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-13
He Called Her ssl32by."

Miss Hill, claiming to be the wife Of Sen,
ator Sharon, Of California, in recent inter
view said the reason their marriage was
kept secret was that Sharon desired to be
reelected senator from Nevada. He said
If the marriage was made public some
woman in Philadelphia would raise row
and spoil his chances. She says the mar.
riage contract was signed in Sharon's Office
over the Bank of California that he after.
wards tried 10 recover It but she always re-
fused to give it up, and to insure its safety
had it sewed up in jacket, which she a..
ways wore. Her reason for having the
Senator arrested was, she states, because
she had learned he was going east to marry
ayoung lady In New York, and she was
determined to prevent it. She says she
spoke to Sharon about this intended mar.
,iage, saying "Senator you know you have
no right to marry that woman" lie re.
piled, "Baby, its all right; l will only be
gone for few weeks" but, continued Miss
Hill, II made up my mind to maintain my
rights and intend to do so."
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-13
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