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Ocedn SteIuerss

A NCHOR LINE. Us. Nail Steamships
"A sail from New.YorA every saturtlyl0r
GLASGOW via LONDONDERkH.
FROM Pier ~. North River.
ANCHORIA. Oct Is. So. VI. DEVON 4, Oc. ~ p
BOLIVIA. Oct. 20. 4. N GIRO ASIA Nov. 8,
CaBin massage $50 to $50. Sccona Cabin, 80
Stearaze outward, SIS preuati 81
LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN SERVICE.
FROM Pier II. North RIver.
FURNESSIA salts saturday october q 2. n.
CITY OF ROME Sul3 Satuply, October ~ y. N.
BILGEANlA "a 1lV. November s, 4 a.
CABIN passage $50 SlOg, according accom- no li)Ea
second CABIN All ~t3sClEs - above. -,
Line low rates BLtVeB %
charge ia Eng3u1. ~c't.Int B.. 'rsltlJ
FUr passlge Cabin Pans, BOOK u TOuVs &C, aDD,yD
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Z Bowling Gge3a.
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EttpnpEAN MARKETS

IrREPooI. oct. 10 Bacon, Long Celr. steady Al 3D.;
short Clear, steady at@GJd Corn Alxel New steady
iOTDoy DC, To- Produco-Calcutta lInseed Al per
quarIer LiH,eei Oil. Gl9@&l9 10 per tod spirits VI
BRgNES oct IU-PstrO,eum, marks, pieunngy
ANTWERP Oct lO.-WicoS's Lard closed a. IO5 tancs
HAVE Oct iOwilcoxs Land closed at 50 francs per
80
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nNRDEAITN LINE.

ID New ana direct Inc 70 the South d France
NEWYORE AND BORDEAUX DIRECT 80 -,
81 CHA EAU LATTE sat ncL ~
- CHATEAU LEDN LILLE. W ed; .NOt. -
From prsutcp's St1rss tuear Walst Ferry B-O)kYn:
Travellers for France Spain AMI iCliy. Pre1;st PAL
Nice. &C. will time ana expense Dy Jlkllg 5l' iAe
Cabin uuclatng wtneh $50 steerage SO.
For passage apply 70 - ., nor, , ,-,,,.r, az ,.r Il,
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GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,

" Between New. York and Hayre
Companys new. No - North RIVER foot OF hor0ns
Travellers this line avoid both transit by English rail-
way ard discomfort OF crossing the Channel IN sma
Special leiyug the COmpdny's DOCK AZ taHte
direct u steamers Baggage checked az
York through 10 Paris
NORMANDlE, saturday. Oct ~ I'd m
AMEhiQJ r. Slutel "Wednesday oct IL a M
Cheeks payable at sight, SUIT On the Balqa5
TTauaatautJutO OF Paris
FOR freight aud passage apply 10
'' LOTis DE- BEBfAN, Agent, No. 8 Bowling Green.
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Edw Schools.

ANNUAL SESSION (2jtM of the Law School
"A Of the University Of the CRY Of NowGorf beta5 Jcto'
her next, AMI cnls June , 1851 Al. NanderpJh Lid.
President Of nt Law Faculty For .I'1oZl,t &C. ap2y3
Professor T. T. RUSSELL III Bro iwly, or D. RJAQC rs,
Secretary OF Law Faculty Bryant Building - LlO'IV'-
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NLw.loRE sIAIE FNoFE'I'

Farms. with 3l4 acres 81 laud known az me Nht-
man aud BcGca IA. ma, near H0sAehi Law
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DancinJ Ata0eAlc5.

ALLEN DODWORTH. no. GSl Fifth-aye.
- Glasses aud private lessons In dan'lug
Commence ~a,uTtuy, october -t.
Particulars N circular. for which send stump
LEN. NACGREGORS.
~ IL lIh.Avr AMI - Nost 59thFL
Private lessons and classes In dancing Scetll,uils
AIR. ROBERT :. MANUEL will resume ms
w ,a..ra for dancing saturday. Nuyrmncr lat MS
ruom. 81 West ild It, between Hroalyny and 1Iha'e
AIR. TRENOR'S ACADEMY OF DANCING,
VI Uru.dw4v and 3-G.-f.
FRIDAY EVENING. ms WEEK, OF T.
Lessons every DAY and rEcaIE SOM ig- ,L,tLL-.
CCuOOL FOR DANCING
y AND DTPORTMENT.
NJ T. Harvard Reilly ~ 80 JlS ltaTc, has retuInta
Inrura Dis srHuU. uuHay Ort"0'i d.
Pr 1py af the han OF send postage stamp for circular
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cIguce Is. ). tlAkh, Ir"Nluch'e ~ !.
DUTGERS COLLEGE.
III hIrtcr"d "a Qun'us College" m l77Dl
brunswick 81 J., hour from Now YORK Penn. It. X
Year begins examination for admission sept 20 1881
SLOAN PRIZES FOR BEST CLASSICAL, ENTRANCE
EXAMINATlDNS
Ist. 500 $500 cash, "a, $3.50 $50 CASH.
Additional cndowm,urs. New library fund Seventeen
pTOes.1r4 classical fun aud thrrOu IN,
tSCREASEB FACILITIES FOR THE STUDY Of
FRENCH AND GERMAN WITH VIEW TO pRACTI.
CALUSE Laboratory work Tor Az studrnts chemistry.
Wrcquiuped Astronomical observatory Tor students uso.
Full gcOlD neal cabinet
Ample prov electives. junior an selior
The -ccu Gc depart ~ r NrnJ 'gHG' ,uts college
Constant Held practice u sIryols Fun course la drIugh
ing Graduates havcuutornV s'clrcl pr1lilDio pD,u1us
IN professional sCicnuuC WORK.
THE AIN OF THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN
ALL WORK
Best farlcs personal attention fpr every student
young who himself capable AMI p."seyrring
De allowed 90 give his college curse Tor want OF some
asstSfIHCc,
fIl information address Secretary Rutgers College
MERRILL EDWARDS GATES, PHI D.. LII D.
Pre- IdcnL
GUMMIT MILITARY ACADEMY, Summit,
- Jersey, prepares beat colleges appointments
FIRST class; 5000 per year. ALFRED ~ FULLER, A. b.
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KEAL ESIALE
NEw-YoRK. "Wednesday. oct 10, 1855.
Lowing sales were made at the Exchange

NEw-NuRK, wednesday, Oci ~ !
The following sales were made at the Excl
salc,rvUm to-day:
Ry Ei.E7rF =. H0rUs" & 20.
Two 5.s.urr brick Dud.u-.. with ,ots Nos 80 anl ~
CANA. 4. u e. OF No ul Luu.oN-sI lots TO-
rclLrr M sIzc 4agEJi D, Barney Connie :......,.
nm. .oFy buick building, WITH luG y" 7l' tt..E.
rWs .. a 70 OF -1iH-sL lot -f.7Al""' |"l'
rIr' ,.ior. n West I3ith.st. 200 II Of l2'hoyc.
,9,L gSEglll. ANA tHo lot, . IS West la'. not sou
ficoi I-tlayc each gJNgH.ll; @aorge Peas
IN INgt " camp
ma ..,o.y brcg ant one 5.story frame building
yIfH .o, NugI3 Grgul.HL SIS l'.t n " 81 BIZ
.Ga. ISL lot glUA7uIl~llNt9", H'Iu-
'''''''.-'-
By Joha H. HdrHe7 Z Co.
Tl.irt,. three lois ms -pOdurdIye block front De"
itr.,u ETuwu-aye ard road 10 Hunters folh|
avid Block .--... .''''' ~,
Plot Of land. IS l4,th.si. bOCElronl be Wecn "a,
lly,itc ANA NMtlyu k-aNCs, l-G'oGLi-i D'''"
ElDra...
pne OF W i WhtlOCk ave, running through 10 La,
Iaycttr.aye, 3 Ot above, 2JGIuoA-JALI-' l. .
Church
Slw.loRE STATE PROPERTY
By 4. J. BisccECT & son.
Farm. with al4 acres 81 llul known a. the Mht-
man aud Bc1ca IA. M, near Goshen Law
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INMAN ROYAL MAIL LINE STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY or MCHMOND......;.IHUR SDAY Oct H. noon
CITY OF BERLIN .....-....SAID kDAG, oct ~ a. N
CRY OF MONTREAL. TIiU RSD DAY. oct. 2J 1880 y, M
From Pier 49, North River, tODC D BARLOW ~ 80,
CABIN PASSAGE $50, $50 aut $780, Tnter mediate, SAL
STEERAG r., S2I Prepaid p-l ,.-,--,. ,,,.,r, ~,
For &c. apply % the = u h9AA' ~S
Limited, 81 aud So BrOatF ~, y. 4.
Philadelphia once, NO. 100 SOuIi's-
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06
.lLy.i.S SIMMONS.

TN the Probate Court, of the Territory ot Montana,
! in and for the County OF Bcavcrhcad.
Howard Scbrcc, Edward +. Ferris and Bcni. r.
White, undrr the name of Schrce, Ferris Il White,
plaintiffs, vs. Charles T.. Blunt, defendant.
The people of the Territory nf Montana send
yrcctin. to. Charles T.. Blunt, defendant ! "u are
hereby required tn appear in an action hr"Ue ut
against YOU by the above nained plaintiff, in the
Probate Court of Bcaverhcad county, Montana Ter
riturv and to answer the complaint filed therein,
within ten DAYS exclusive of the day Of scrvicc,l
after l,e service on of this summons, If served
within this county; if served out {" this county,
but in this district, within twenty days otherwiSc
within forty days; or Judgment by default VIII be
taken against you, according to the prayer" sait'
complaint.
The said action is brought to obtain Judgment for
three hundred and thirty -four dollars due by ac,
count tor goods wares, and merchandise, sold ana
delivered TO YOU ut instance AID request, ana
have attached in said action the following property.
tn.wi.: Three horses, two hugy!cs and three SETS
of harness. as the property of said defendant.
And YOU ar. hereby notified that i! YOU fail to ap
pear and answer said complaint as above required
the said ,ainlls viii take Judgment against you
for three hundred and thirty -four dollars, together
with interest at ten per cent per annt'n from TINS
date and the costs Of suit.
Given under my hand and the sea! "t the Probate
L-4 court in and for the county ut beaver
! SEAL. head, this eed day ot September IN
the wear of Lord one thousand
eight hundred and .ishty-thrcc.
ROBr. I. WING,
Probate Judsr and "icio Clerk
Rosr. b. SMITH. AIRY for Plaintiffs. (+o-R
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06
COUNTY BONDS.

SEALEp proposals will he received by the County
~ Commissioners Of Bcavcrhcad County, Mon.
t:,na Territory, until Saturday, Nov. 10th, 1854, at
- o'clock. noon, for the purchase Of. not to exceed
'rwcnty-threc Thousand Dollars $4,000 oo) Of
county bonds Of said county. Said bns to he Of the
denomination each bearing intercs. at the rate
Of seven per CENT per a''nun, payable in five years.
and redecnablc in ten years from date OF issue. In.
tercst payable sc,n-:nnualiy at the Office Of the
County Treasurer, "r when purchased In sums Of
2Sooor more, at some designated hank, in New
York City, State OF New York, at the option Of the
purchaser.
All proposals should I've addressed IL the Board o
County Commissioners Of I3caverhcat County, Dillon
Montana. and be received Ut or before ~ o'clock
noon, Of November 10th, 1855.
Said bonds are issued under an act Of the Legisa
tive Assembly oi Montana Territory entitled "Ar
Act tn provide for the Rcfunding Of the bonded in
dcbtedness Of Beaverhcud County," approved Feb
ruary 9Th, iS3.
No bid at less than par value can he received.
Ry order Of the Board Of County Commissioners a
Attest PHIL. D. McGOUGH,
3o.43 Clerk ri Board.
Dillon, NJ. r., Sept. asth ieS3.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06
ALIAS SIMMONS.

TN the Probate Court Of the county Of Beaverhead,
! Territory Of Montana.
Howard Sebrec, +. r. Ferris and b. +. White,
and J. n. Vannoy, defendants.
The people Of the territory Of Montana send greet
ing to W. r. Vannoy, ST., ". 4. Vannoy and J. n.
Vannov, defendants: You are hereby required
to appc,r in an action brought against you by the
above n; md plaintiffs, in the Probate court Of the
county Of Bc:vcre:,d, territory of Montana and to
answer the complaint filed therein, within ten days
exclusive of the av Of scrvicc) after the service on
YOU OF this summons, if served within this county;
or if served out of this county, but IN this DISTRICT
within twenty DAYS; ohcrwis within forty days;
or Judgment by default will he taken against YOU
according 10 the PRAYER of said complaint
The said action Is brought to recover from YOU
the sun, of hundred and sixty nine 6i-Ioo dol
lars tSMo.6D balance alleged to hc due from YOU to
plaintiffs tor goods and merchandise purchased
from the firm Of Sweet l. Baldwin and l.. {. Fyhri.
l. Co. of Dillon, which accounts have been sold and
assigned to plaintiffs. fully appears in plaintiffs
complaint on file herein. Money hconsing To VI"
has been attached in the hands OF Geo. Savage and
JOS. Shinchcrgcr.
And YOU are hereby notified that if YOU fri! to ap
pear and answer said complaint as above required
the said plaintiffs will take Judgment against YOU
for the said sum of 5000, an! tor costs "f suit
Given under nv hand and the seal of the Proh.t.
Court of the county Of. Hca:rrhe.d
F., SEAL. ! Territory of Montana, This 2i,h day o
\ September, in the vcnr n our Lord ont
thousand eight hundred and eighty three.
ROBr. i. WING.
Probate Judge and cx.ot.ic" Ok rk
RoHT. 3. SMITH, Atty. for P.'fi~. o-l5'
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06
NOTICE TO CO-OW.NER.

ITO THOMAS LEWIS: You are here
l. by notified that the undersigned have
in compliance with the requirement Of the
law performed labor and made improve
ments OF the value Of one hundred (loo) dol.
lars in representing for the year ending
Dec. n, 1852, the Ell Dorado quartz claim,
situated in Blue Wing Mining district,
Beaverhead County, NJ. T., and You are
hereby notified that unless you contribute
or cause to be contributed your proportion
of such expenditure, amounting to sixteen
dollars and sixty-six and thirds cents
(S16.66,5) together with interest and costs,
within ninety days from date Of this notice
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 requir
ed expenditure. ,
DAVID LEWIS.
THOMAS JUDGE.
Butte, Mont, Aug :s, 1883 (35-+S)
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06
aLEANlNGs FROM THE ROCKIES.

g. F. Culmer & Co., Of Salt Lake had a
small blaze in their wareroom Monday.
Wyoming Territory will be the future
petroleum producing country Of the world.
Salt Lake City has new paper in the
Times, published every Monday by the
Times Publishing Co.
Hon. John Waldo Douglass died sudden.
ly at North Lake, N. Y. He was editor
and publisher Of the Pacific, in San Fran.
cisco.
An explosion at the California powder
works at Stege's station, Saturday, resulted
in the death Of ~ out Of ~ Chinaman EN-.
ployed there.
It Is estimated that fully 5000 Mormon
children have died in Salt Lake since its
settlement, through laying on Of hands
and neglect Of parents TO call in ply sicians.
Citizens of Albuquerque, N. NJ, are
making strong efforts to secure the remov.
al Of the Office Of Collector Of Internal Rev.
enue from Santa Fe N. NJ. to Albuquerque.
Brother Telio, in charge Of 80 Sioux boys
reached Bis,nark, on Tuesday on his way
TO st. Mary's training school, near Chicago
where the boys are to be educated. a son
Of Sitting Bull and one Of Black Hawks
are among them.
Senator Sharon, Of San Francisco stated
with reference to the charge Of adultery
brought against him BY Lizzie Hill, who
claims to be his wife, that he will take i'm.
mediate steps to punish his traducers to the
fullest extent Of the law.
They have laid the matter before the
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue, who
is now considering it, but has not reached .
conclusion. 1t is not probable that he vii
decide the question until the citizens O
Santa Fe are given an opportunity to pre-
sent their views on it.
There are rs miners employed at Car
bonado, mining. The company has an in
cline $50 feet long from the surface Of tn,
earth to the bottom Of the mines, which
cost $4,000. The plant OF the company i
estimated to have cost $4,000. There i
mined daily 700 tons focal, which require
$50 cars to transport it 10 the coal bunker
at Tacoma
On the Chicago Il Alton railroad, in tn
neighborhood of Louisiana Mo-, Geo. 6
Brusch Of Ogden, Utah, agent Of the l're "
ing Company, fell or was thrown from tn
cars, run over and killed. The fact wa
not discovered till the train had rcarhe
Road House III. He had two daughter
aged 10 and II, on board. They wer
forwarded to trends at Watertown, Wis
whittier they were going.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06

[ADvERrlsEME MI
j. n. YEOMANS,
HArbor &C., Dillon. NJ. T..

Begs 10 return thanks for the liberal pat.
ronage he has received for the past three
years from the respectable people Of Dillon
and surrounding country, and hopes to re-.
cieve . continuance Of the same.
He wishes to inform his patrons, and
others, that they will at ali times find clea,'
towels, cups and wraps, and especially sharp,
keen razors, In his establishment, located
on Montana street, next door south Of Mr..
rhomsen's brick store. This is strictly a
Gentle shop, nd no Mormon patronage is
desired under any circumstances. America
Is my adopted country, and honesty toward
everybody Is what we practice.
The almighty dollar Is what We rely upon
as our true friend. In sentiment, principle
and liberty am stalwart American.
A man that lives by prostitution and dis.
honest two faced, hypocritical man, loatt,
and detest.
J.P. Ye0nlans does not wish to belong tC
any society that demands the personal lib.
erty Of its,nembers; any society that admits
dishonestYmembers into its ranks dishono,,
itself; any society that demands or want,
to control the personal liberties Of its mem
bers is not fit 10 exist in this glorious refmb
lie. No man will surrender his persona
liberty to'any creed, party or society.
No American institution demands thi,
concession on the part Of its members; is II
possible that Mormonis,n has taken root If
Montanal
What Is the difference between Nor.
mon and Chinaman, one sends his .none,
| to China and the other sends his to LIaA
B. Yeomans is the only barber in tin
County that pays either school or county
taxes.
We are here to stay; to help the Town
School and County, as we'll. Everythin,
appertaining to the barber business is dom
at this shop
Ladies' hair shinsling and shampoolng
specially. VIII guarantee to please tn
most tastidious or forfeit $S,ooo,ooo. Ir
three years more we hope to BE- able to bu
a Railroad or Steamboat line ofour own.
Yours respectfully, J.B. YEoMASs.
S~o~t amd sS1a7r sr,ut"'
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06
9. +. Il. r. Convention.

The railroad managers of the line west
II the Missouri river, at the San Franisco
meeting practically closed their labors by
the adoption Of agreements, the substance
Of which Is as follows: Portland and San
Francisco to be common points taking the
same rates to and from the east; the North.
ern Pacific to make the same through rates
to San Francisco via Partland that other
roads make to San Francisco, direct, the
latter are to make the same through rates
10 Portland via San Francisco that the Nor.
thern Pacific makes to Portland direct; all
the lines are to maintain present regular
rates, except a. notifications are hereafter
to be mutually agreed upon.
II is the opinion Of railroad managers
outside Of the present representatives ofthe
Northern Pacific that the practical work.
ings Of this arrangement will confine the
Northern Pacific to its own territory, and
that the road connot afford to pay water
freight from Portland to San Francisco
which under the agreement It will be obliged
to do, and In addition break bulk at Port
land, ifthey seek to divert business to and
from California from the old overland route
No changes were made on through rates
The Northern Pacific will adopt the same
rates on through freight to and from Port
land as those which have been in existance
on the old roads between the East and Sar
Francisco.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06
NOTICE or FINAL ENTRY.
LAND OFFICE at HELENA, MoNrAxA.S Sept, ,ss,

Is hereby given that ths following nam
make final proof in support of his claim, and that
said proof will be made beiore Robert r. Wing,
r., on Monday, Nov.s, ,sS,.viz: Wm "a. Morehead
whn made pr.'.c,nption dcclaratnry, statement No
ss',. for the M nt n: VIZ, the S.WA ct n: VIZ
lie names the following wi,ncsscs to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, s.,d
land, viz: john Il. bishop, Geor::c Staudahcr, john
Miller and Gerhard Alhcrs,all OF Do, beaver ;e:d
county, NJ. L.
SV-f3 r. ADklNS)N, Register.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06
San Francisco Powder Works Explosion.

Saturdays explosion in the California
Powder Works, near the Pinele line OF the
Central Pacific railroad, took place in the
mixing room. The cause will probably
never be known, as all engaged therein
comprising forty Cinnamon and one white
ovcrsee,. we're blown to atoms, SC, aps OF the
bodies being picked UP in different direc'
tions for fully quarter Of a mile from the
scene OF the disaster. The only white man
killed was the overseer OF the mixing room
This makes the third explosion in these
works, which are reckoned among the
largest on the coast, employing IS white
men a,i 1,s Cinnamon.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06
NOTICE or FINAL ENTRY.

LAND OFFICE AT HELENA, Mt, Sept. Il, 1883.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ mined settler has filed notice OF his intention
that such proof will he taken before 4. +. Wing,
Probate Judge ot Beaverhe;,d county, Montana, at
his office in Dilon,on Thursday, October 2sth ,SS,,
rlaratory statement No. so,7 for the W y of the N
i X 5 4 y ,tthc W X and Lot Of Sec TIP 10
5 uf X 10 W.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation ot said
land, viz:
William X. Mcintosh, Louis II. Rral and Frank
II. Pcndlcton, o Red isock and Martin Barrett, OF
| iL,nnack City, all of lic:,vcrlnad County NJ. I.
[,S.4s1 F.ADklNSON, Register.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06

NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership
her,toto,c G existing by and between Peter Wagner
and Felix Monaco, in the town of Glendale. Beaver
head county. Territory Of Montana, is this day diss
ali I.bili,ic, of the said firm of WagnerN Monaco"
Al! debts due said firm to be paid to tne noer
signed. fhrEH " "N"N"
Glendale, NJ. T., Sept. I, ISsi. "'%'.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06
w0nalerful Crops for 1883

Means rank. decaying vegetation later
in the season. Drive out the seeds Of dis
eases now, by using a bottle of Browns
Sarsaparilla and Dandelion with Iodide o.
Potassium. 'rhis remedy is now acknowl
edged to be the best Blood, Liver and Kid
ney medicine known, and has saved the
lives Of thousands. Procure bottle Al
once, every druggist sells and recommends
Browns Sarsapaailla. For sale at Dillo'
Drug Store.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06
NOTICE OF DISSOLCTiON.

NIOIcE is hereby given that the cn-rar'ncrsl'ir
~ heretofore existing between us, under the frn
name of lIocomh 4 Shanglc, in the painting hu>i
ness. was dissolved by mutual consent, on the ..n'
dy Of August, 1854. All accounts To be settle,
by both, or jointly. ". .T. uol ol.oMi'.
AS col. SlIANGI.E.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06

IMpoRrASr-A lady was disappointed
the first time she used DcLand's Chemical
Baking Powder. Her baking was yellow.
The trouble was, she didn't allow for the
extra strength, which makes only about
one half the quantity necessary. She
learned her mistake and now declares It the
best she ever used.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06

SODA may be white as snow, and yet be
adulterated; or it NAV be off color and yet
be perfectly pure. Recent improvements
place DeLand's soda ahead OF all others, in
that while the whtest, it is Of the purest
quality possible to attain.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06

TERR1uE STATE OF TUNES among the
manufacturer, of cheap and aau!terated
Baking Powders, at the capture OF their
trade by DcLand 4 Co, with their Chemical
Bakins Powder, wherever the two have
come together. The American people are
ah. and willing to pay for Il first Class ar
,;cle whenever it is offered them.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06
The Fall Elections

VIII result more satisfactorily If all vo-
ters and their families expel all the malaria
from their systems, and correct their livers
by using Browns Liver Pills. Not rem.
edy manufactured in America SO we'll cor.
rects the hiliousness Of this climate. Call
for Browns Vegetable Liver Pills at Dillon
Drug Store.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06
DILLON LETTER LIST.

List Of letters remaining in the Post Office at D:
Ion, Dcav-rhcad Co.. Montana. for the week end.
ing the 9th day ot Octohcr isS,, which If not called
for in 90 days will be sent to the Dead Letter office:
Davis, lanes Lewis, VIM
Hill, Sadie , Mills, a W
Huff, ID M3 Mclne, ca
Hull, Sarah Savage, Charlie NJ
Harris, WI Smith, (;coC1
King, James Stalcy, Z
Persons callin. for any Of the above letters will
please say lad. .rtiscd."
JAS. KIRKPATRICK, p. NJ.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06
PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.

Ccaed proposals tor the delivering o: itty cord,
0of good, sound, red pine wood will he rrcci .cd
at til. Clerks office, until the fourth Gay Ut ort"hcr
1S>, Bids to cover wood in log or in cord wood.
The Commissioners rcscrving the right +" reject
any and III bids.
!,v order of the board q! n!Comn:s>,"ncrs {" Beaver
cad county. PM ID. Mtt'pt'H
Dillon. NJ +, Sent. II, 1854. Countv Clerk
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The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06
TAKEN Up.

Taken up by the subscriber, at R,nnach, Mont,
ont. iron gre horse about seven wears old: weight
about 800 pounds: brands dim and in,iiStinc.. The
owner is requested prove property and take the
animal away. JOHN Sik"tR.
Isaun.ck. Montana, Sept, :th 1855. y--5.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-10-06
0TEAYE0s

q rRAYED from the subscriber ye;rlinu hry
y mare colt, branded va On right shoulder. lhv
col, is !. pet and will coc at the call of "DAi>N. :.
pay !; liberia. reward for the recovery of the colt.
ELIZA MURRAY.
Glendale. Montana, Ju!y I3, :S>S ts>-i