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A Hero Of Three ralss.

h. MT. ". T. Clark, resident Of Pb,,ado,nria
sessiar ene as past eight years come into the DOS
remarLoa enree fortunes without any effort He
known a q TO 10 reporter "You see / have
i,srge amounts from the nnis,a1o hSts Stst arawh
fsS '9na ~ showing that It's dealings were always
tenniai oncluded Included to try my hand. In the Cen
drew a. SSna SsaF l purchased ticket, and that
bongbtV ~, mnich was paid to me In due season.
sent tas y year from first strike | drew $500.
for the ~. ~ N; a. Dauphin, New Orleans, La.
Nove@gbswaso g bswo'htths Of awhoie ticket in the last
drew ~ eno craving, 1t being No. 3s,Tl0. and
psS press q slo 900. The agent OF the Adams III.
msEa,S Company paid the full amount. This
Lon,sIo Ss,Soo ~, fr0m my investments In THE
toinyeat = otste Lottery, and ! shall cOntlnne
Der 9fh '"e F'''saaesPhla record, Decens-
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Rfrsa Mamma

keeps canaries in constant song and cures
diseases, 10 cents at drug store. Bird Food
Co., Camden, N. j,
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Horrors of the 1nqu,s,t,on.

Inc "inquisition" of olden time inflicted
horrible torments on its victims, such as
suetching them In all kinds of uureasonabIe
tSa.p tsShspes and breaking their bones. But
sa .aese torments we're not much worsa than
no1, ,nOoe which are experienced by people who
IoS = s9ner from muscular rheumatism. Mr..
,nn1.., ~ ". Morgan, of Syracuse, was MARTYR to
ppussuiar p.s% rheumatism, but PERRY DAvIs's
M Ms y MILLER made him we'll. Mention
rheumatism. % Voi'uiou Win
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Wednesday, January 31st, '83.

On the last day of each month Sundays ex.
excepted). Repeated adjudication by Federal and
State Courts have placed this company beyond
the controversy OF the law. To this Company
belongs the sole honor ofhaving inaugurated the
only plan by which their drawings are proven
henest and fair beyond question.
N..B.-The Company has now on hand large
capital and reserve fund. Read carefully the list
of prizes for the
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VEGETABLE COMPOUND.

A Sure Cure for all FEMALE WEAK
NESsEs, Including LeucOrrh@as 1rs
regular aMd Painful MensGruafl0n,
Inflammation and liberation or
the Womb, FiOOdlnRs PRO-
LAPSUS UTERIs &e.
tWPieaaant to the taste, eficacious and immediate
IN Its effect IL Is great help in pregnancy, and
Deves pain during labor and at regular peEioda-
PHYSICIANS USE IT AND PREsTIRE IT FREELY.
EB-FoR ALI WEAKNESSES OF the geneEative organs
or either sex IT s second to remedy that has ever
been before the publicI and for all diseases Of the
KIDNEYS 1t Is the Created ResaedB IN ne World
s%-KIDNRY COMPLAINTS of Either Sex
Hind Great Relief an Eta Use.
LYDIA 4. PINKHAM's BLOOD PURIFIER
will eradicate every vestiRe Of Humors from the
Hood ut the tlme viii give tone and strength to
the system. AsmArvelousin results a. the Compound
rB-Both the Compound and Blood Purifier are pre-
pared at xss and es5 Western Avenue, Lynn MnaA
Price of either, 81. Six bottles for o. The Compound
b sent by man In the form Of pills, or Of losenges on
recept Of price, q per box for either. Mrs pnkham
freely all letters Of inquiry. Enclose cent
stamp. Send for pamphlet. Mention sAis Etper.
tE~LYprA y. PnSKHAMs LIVER Pills qure ConHtipar
tIon. Bliousnesa and Torpdity Of the liver. % oenta
aR-SoId by all Druggists ga %
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Farmers and ntha.a

bv bde wh,eeh i 9genteel Lucrative agency business,
sSaS ~ mnlcn % to $40 day can be earned send
oleSs son y al once, on postal, to Il. G. Wilkin-
gSn Yo.,o & Co., l95 and 1917 Fulton street New
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Catarrh of the Bladder.
StiAging irritation, Inflammation, all Kid
ney and Urinary complaints, cured by
"Buchu-paiba. o..
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The Bilious,

tsopSptlo tsop or eonstipated, should address, with
Woridsl and history of case for pamphlet.
Rftisia ~ HspensaFy Medical Association,
~ T. Wks
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JANUARY DRAWING.
Leo PriAes. .............all24 100

WHOLE TICKETS, q. HALF TICKETS, o..
~ Tickets, $50; IS Tickets. 500.
Remit Money or Bank Draf. in Letter, or send
by Express. Don't send by Registered Letter or
Post Once Order. Orders of e5 and upward by
Express can be sent at our expense. Address all
orders 10 IN, M. BOARDMAN, Courier-Journal
Building, Louisville. Ky. a. o. tts-1v-sS
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-11-28

Honolulu Steam Planning Mills, Espla-
made, Honolulu.
Manufactures all kinds of Mouldings,
Brackets, Window Frames, Blinds,
Sashes. Doors, and all kinds of Wood
work finish. Turning, Scroll and Band
Saving. ALI kinds of Saving and Plan
ing, MOrticing and Tenanting.
Orders promptly attended to and work
guaranteed. Orders from the other Is
ands solicited
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In boxes of $50 and 500 each, d.
rect from Manila, via San Fran
cisco-all of which will be sold at
the lowest rates.
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NEW DESIGNS, just received from
IN San Francisco. at THE DAILY BuL-
LETN Office
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-12-01
LETTER FROM IDAHO.
SPRING MOUNTAIN, Idaho, Nov. It
Editor Dillon TKrBvyl:

SPRING MOUNTAIN, Idaho, Nov. IS.
Editor Dillon TR1svvl:
In my last gave you description o.
the town and its surroundings. Twill now
describe the mines, the people and thei,
pastimes.
The Allegheny mine. on Allegheny hill
has reached depth Of one hundred and
twenty-five feet and the ore taken there.
from assays well.
The Bonanza Chief, on the same hill. Is
down about fifty feet. The ore vein /.
eight feet wide, and assays up into the hun.
dreds Of ounces.
The Windy mine is situated about three.
quarters of mile north of the ALLEGHENY
ut depth of one hundred and fitty fee,
shows fine vein of ore that ASSAYS good
The Spring Mountain Mining Company
is running tunnel for the purpose OF tap.
ping the Old Dad mine.
Business in town is rather quiet. The
citizens are getting in their winters wood
at the rate Of three to five Lads per day,
and hauling It distance Of two miles.
Sport>men are out Of town, killing game.
They bring in game by the wagon load,
Venison sells readily on the streets for s
per pound Ducks and chickens bring
from 80 to 10 cents piece.
Our public school is progressing finely.
The chief ADJUSTMENTS at present are
dancing and snow.balling. The boys for
'e last few days have been busily engaged
In wiping their chins and pulling down
their vests for the Thanksgiving dance,
with hopes Of having good time.
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MONTANA AND MONTANIANs.

The Salt Lake Tribune, in a recent is.
sue, speaks editorially Of this Territory as
follows: "Montana is great Territory. 1t
has the largest mining district in the West,
and more acres ot grass than any State or
Territory, not even excepting Texas.
There is nothing to prevent great deal
further increase In both wealth and people.
We're the population doubled tomorrow
there would be resources enough to supply
all with work. In her mines, when once
thoroughly opened, there will be room for
many thousands more workers. And
Montana ,nen are Americans. They have
a pride In their country. They love It bet.
ter than any other spot, and its institutions
better than any other that were ever invent.
ed. We wish the great empire unbounded
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THANKSGIVING BALL.

The grand Thanksgiving ball came of
with flourish, on Thursday evening, at
High School Hall, and we understand was
social and financial success, (thanks to
the TR1BuNE's continued notices of it,
The committee on decoration caused the
dead white walls Of the hall to take on
some appearance Of life after they ceased
their manipuiations. The supper, provided
BY Mrs. NJ. A. Dingley, was said to be ele.
giant and abundant-i., fact, as fine a spread
as ever graced table in this town. About
one hundred and fifty suppers were served.
me TRIBUNE is prevented from giving a
full description of the ball, as intended,
through the omission Of some one in fail.
ing t" provide our reporter with card OF
admission.
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PERSONAL.

A. II. Foster, Of Glendale, came dowr
on Thursday.
Ev. Brundage has gone to Sheridan to
"bust broncos."
w. S. Barbour is In Helena, on business
before the Land Ofiice7
Ex-senator Thayer, of Nebraska, stop.
ped at the Corinne Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amede Bessette. of Ban.
mack, are guests at the Corinne.
}. K. Sias, Of Junction, Idaho, was inter.
viewing old friends part Of the week,
Johnny Brundage, Of Sheridan, was in
this week, after goods for R. p. Bateman.
James Author, Of Glendale, stopped a
day or two in town on his way to Bannack.
John Bray, Of Argenta, who has been
very sick for some time, is, we are pleased
to learn. convalescent.
Geo. Cole, Of Birch Creek, is in Wash.
ington, d. G., on business connected with
the r. NJ. NJ. Co.
Mrs. w. S. Barbour started for her old
home In Kansas, on Wednesday evening
She will remain all winter.
Thos. Ross, Of Glendale, was In town
Monday, waiting tor the storm 10 let nm
SO he could 60 over to Bannack.
W. II. Dorchester returned from the
Birch Creek mines on Thursday, bringing
with him some splendid specimens of oliver
ore.
Misses Minnie Axe and Anna Carter
who have charge OF the public school At
Glendale, came down to spend Thank seiv.
ing at home.
Mart Nay and son. of Horse Prairie and
Tom Hamilton and "Dad Crary, Of Ban.
mack, were enjoying the hosritalites Of the
county seat part Of this week.
W. K. Frew started out Tuesday NOR,
ing tor hts home at Livingston. lie went
oy private conveyance. Mrs. F, did MT
accompany him, but will 20 next weel nv
rail. VEGA ~
Henry Slotman took unto h;ms.,e
bushing bride this week. The vomnn 49,.
came here from Chicago to meet Henri
VINO arrived in Dillon, from Chicago, abont
a year since. "''"'
Judge X. z. Thomas, Of Glerd,,e ,
snow bound at Dillon for several dovs IT,
hnal'y got of on Tuesday for a trim to A.
gen'a and Bannack, on business connec.a,
win MS public misunderstanding,
Jas. l,arey, the genial proprietor Of the
l'an"acA' Dillon stage line, was in ne
week placing tickets on sale for the p,anS
piano rattle. Tickets will be ON sale a,
!. Fyhrie y Co.'S, at the TR,n,.xr -.
ana other places in Dillon. They will aIsn
, o" sale at bannack and other points =,
the county. i0''''' III
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GLENDALE GATHERINGS.

Hon. Martin Barrett, of Horse Prairie
viewed this place for the first time in fiv.
years, on the 29th. .
The gambling fraternity here has beer
augmented by the arrival OF several sport,
from Dillon aud Butte.
Hon. Alex. Armstrong, formerly of 81
Thomas, Ontario, but now a resident o.
Madison county, is visiting Glendale.
A. L. Pickett has made himself famou,
by putting on new covering over the cul
vert in the lower part Of town. Nav hi,
shadow never grow less.
Chas. w. Kappes, assistant manager q,
the tiecla company, has returned from Ari.
zona, where he had taken his mother on
account OF her healthier health, while in
Montana, being very poor.
The "Bird's-Eye View Of Glendale "
published by I. l. Stoner, of Madison, Wis
and Autographed by Beck & Paul, OF Mil.
waukee, has arrived. 1t Is a beauty. It r.
daisy, and somewhat resembles a huge
tape-worm.
The query is-"Who is and where III,
the new billiard sharp come from." H..
has been getting away with the bows. Sew.
eral Of the boys now decline to look At q
billiard cue. Ask E. Russell. Award for
his experience.
1t is Thanksgiving DAY. Glendaleites
who had no turkey dinner had the satisfac.
ton Of hearing the sweet singer of Glen.
dale sing-"Oh, all We Missourians. and
North American Cinnamon, bless We the
Lord. Praise him and magnify him for.
ever"
The business houses closed on Thank.
giving day, giving the proprietors and
clerks a much needed holiday. The school
closed and noises made by the youngster.
turned loose ON the streets indicate that
young America is happy in escaping from
the watchfal care of their daily herders.
On Tuesday last a snow slide occurred
on Lion Mountain. 1t commenced above
the Cleopatra mine and passed over the
shaft and boarding house at the opening Of
the mine, injuring the timbers OF the same
70 considerable extent, and passed down
along the line Of the wire tranway and IN
thriving at the foo: Of the hill covered un
part OF the snow shed, doing damage full.
y to the amount OF $4,000. Happily, no
me was hurt.
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~ Washington correspondent of the Hell.
e''a independent writes about Judge Con.
gers case as follows: "Judge Conger's
case is no. yet settled by very long chalk
1t is held up at the Department Of Justice
and will not be acted upon until the begin
ming OF the session. You mean until Sen.
ator Conger gets here, dont't your asked
OF the official. Yes, was the answer,
that's just it, So it appears that the Sen.
ator has not given up the fight yet"
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-12-01
IN TOWN AND OUT.

Dillon needs Founding Hospital.
Beaverhead County scripts scarce at oss
Call and see Tom and Jerry at Racl
Nelson's.
Most Of the business houses closed o,
Thursday.
A few sleighs were out on Saturday, try
Ing the new snow fall.
Many people from out OF town came i,
to attend the Thanksgiving bali.
The old postotiice building is nearly read,
for occupancy by Sands y Boyce.
To-day is the last day of grace with tn,
Taxpayers Of Beaverhead County.
Mrs. J. Cannon has been very sick this
week with an attack Of the neuralgia.
Phil McCcGough is having his house
painted Naples yellow, " it'll chocolate trim
innings.
The bountiful supply Of snow in this vi.
cinity, was speedily taken OFT by Tuesdays
chinook.
St. James Guild have fancy bazaar and
Japanese tea party the 18th and 10Th of
December.
The heavy snow and wind storm Of this
week caused no delay to trains on the Utah
and Northern.
A few flags were displayed on Thanks.
giving day in honor Of its being a Ma.
tional holiday.
Several gentlemen lett the ballroom In
such haste, yesterday morning, that they
forgot their head.gear.
Who will get upa first class masquerade
ball? Other towns are having successful
ones. Why not Dillon?
G. II. Tracy is engaged In taking the
school census Of this district for ID. La.
mont, clerk Of the school board.
R. ]. Boldly places a large and new ad.
serttsement before the TRIBUNE readers
Ibis week. Don't fail to read it.
The Bozeman Chronicle has Just got onto
he "consecratcd cross-eyed bear" business.
Il Is gray and weather beaten, Sam.
The tables at the Corinne Hotel have
ecently been provided with table sets that
ire very ornamental as we'll as useful.
1t is understood that Green & Walters
will bring their stingle mill to Dillon and
un 1t all winter to its fullest capacity.
1t is not the proper thing now to call an
nergetic fellow u "rustlcr." Down at
Niles City they call thieves 'rustl.rs."
A new ruling Of the General Land OF: !
ice, r. quires final entry n ,tic,s to be pub.
ished six instead OF five times, as formerly.
Flour is $40 per 100 pounds in the Crur
'Alene mining country and scarce at that.
What 1t will be next spring is hard to tell.
Dart carries the most attractive line of
ardware and crockerv in the Territory,
Drop In and take a look at the fine display.
J. Griffin, Young man from Omaha,
'as run over bv freight train at Butte
esterday, Friday, morning and instantly
Tiled.
II Is quite probable that a steam brick
'aking machine will he put up and run
ere next season. Possibly pressed brick
i'll be made.
The change in train and mail time al this
pint has been the cause OF some delay in
&c arrival OF the TRIBUNE at various
'lnts IN tile county. We hope to make ,
engagements which will overcome this de. ,
y and get the papers to their destination G
'arly on former time. c
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Dissolution Notice .

NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership
= heretofore existing by and between John 4.
verhead County. Territory Of Montana, is this day
dissolved by mulual consent, the undersigned as.
summing all the liabilities of the said firm Of John \.
Quick l. Ca. All debts due said firm are to he
paid to the undersigned.
JOHN A. QUICK.
November S, 1853. f@s.4Sj
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Total. ....... .$956,l73.o4 $46, 10000

In his report the Governor makes the
following estimate the number and value
Of cattle and sheep in Montana, in October,
1883:
Number Of cattle, $4,000; valued at
$50 per head, $14,a5o,ooo.
Number of sheep, 7oo,oo2; value, So per
head, $,I,oooooo.
Number Of horses, 9o,4oo; at SIS per
head, value, $6,S7s,ooo.
Twenty five thousand head Of imported
breeds Of cattle have been brought into the
Territory this year, also some of the finest
racing and trotting stock.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-12-01

Montanian in New York: "Gentlemen
you may hang the ocean on grapevine to
dry lasso an avalanche, pin napkin to the
mouth Of volcano, skim the clouds from
the sky with teaspoon, paste "Let Co."
on the moon and stars, but never for mo.
ment delude yourself with the idea that
Montana amt the finest country on Gods
green t,otstool!"
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-12-01
THE NEW EXCELSIOR
BY A. L.

The shades Of night were falling fast,
As thro' mountain village passed
A youth, who bore mid snow and ice,
A bottle, with this strange device
"Old whisky
His brow was feverish; his eye, beneath
Gaxed forward on the mountain heath
And snow clad hills, the while he swung
The bottle, and with loving tongue
Cried "vvhisky"
lie fastened through the dark'ning night
His hottie clasped full sure and tight!
On! on! to where the Anow.hills shone!
He and his bottle-all alone!-
His Whisky!
'Try not the hillsv an old man said;
"Come in and share my board and bed
Bring in your bottle, tool" he cried;-
(Thc youth held closer to his side
His WhiskyD
"Oh, stay" maiden said, ''and rest
You and your bottle On this brcast!"
He tainted her, with cunning eye,
snow don't you wish that you might try o
My Whiskys'
"Beware! there is no other ranch!''
But still the youth 3 face did not blanch;
Tho weaker grew his drunken fight.
He sent this cry back from the height:
"'vhoo.o.isky!'
At dawn as huntsman and his pard
Were slowly toiling mountiinward,
Tracking a she wolf to her lair.
A voice sang out upon the air
"Whoo.p! Whisky"
A traveller lay upon the ground,
Great snow heaps drilled all around,
Still grasping in his fist of ice
a bottle with this strange device
"Rye Whisky"'
There, in the twilight, cold and gray,
Dead-tdrunkD but beautiful he lay,
And from the snow clouds, high and far,
A spiyst.voice fell, like star
"''rwas Whisky"
1.-THE above poem was written for the W.
. u, of Dillon, but was returned to the author
.led -"Declined, with thanks" Deeming il
oroughly temperance poem to find ITS way, ne
cted and unread into the waste basket he ft,rwar
to the TRIBUNE, with the earnest hope that
.rusal will b. the reformation of all chronic i,
hers, who habitually take to the hills during
|ontana blizzard to enjoy, in solitary selfishne
the cup that cheers but does inebriate. ~
Dillon. Montana. Now. 1884.
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%A1IDN UP.

Il me subscriber one bay horse, three years OH:
pounds ""s star in forehead; weight about go
wh;, .e I'D mind foot white; white star in foreh.d
three spt on nose. Also. one bay mare. about
hr.nds s =; old; white hind legs; bald faced ="
Ill.,. ~ E:sht. LOUIS HOFFMAN,.
''' NOV. 81 iSS3. IJ7-so]
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NOTICE
10 the Bond holders OF Beaverhead
County Bonds.

Wy are hereby notified that will paw the 10.
s.r,,. lowing he;.yerhead County Bonds upon pre-,
IN the s.st day IF December, 1854, to-wit: homes
s,os ! TO No. 49, inclusive, Of the denomination Il
r." y issued April ,st. ISIS: Also. BONDS Nos. TO
sued April ist 1878. See section ,. mage Iu;: Thir-
'ec"'" Regular Session Montana Laws.
&c. METLEN,
County Treasurer
n;,,,, or Beavcrhead County, NJ. r.
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DILLON LETTER LIST.

DILLON LETTER LIST.
lon. Beaverhcad Co.. Montana, for th: wc.I end.
sng the 10th day OF Now. 1854, which II not called
'' !" 80 days will BE- sent to the Dead Letter otc,:
Brown, Geo n, Marrt wm
E"r., 4 $3.50 ~ McCallnn. IN
Hurry. Mike Re;iIw i"sn
Jones, q RE-, Jv""
I '.",'.," IT: ~ Williams, David =
'"' + Wilson, G "
Persons calling for any of the ahov.. l.,,rs u;,,
please say advertised" '~'>~'S "'
JAS. KIRKPATRICK. p. NJ.
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b , .hs subscriber, about Nov. iSth one small
atu," -Ho pony about eight years old; wei. Il
scv"n 80 pounds; no brands disccrnahIe. Had
Dillon Nov. a., ,sSs a.: ;oi
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-12-01
A FEW FIGURES.
The Indebtedness and Accessible Properly
of Montana by Counties.

In his report, to the Secretary OF the In
terror, Governo. Crosby gives some inter-
esting figures and estimates. The tndebt'
edness and assessable property, so far as
reported, Is shown By the following figures
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-12-01

Locals: Darts Hardware store.
Boddy's Beaverhead Meat Market.
Card: DR.. II, ID. Pickman.
Local: kirkpatrick Bros.
Local: Mrs. Hanson's new goods.
Legal: Summons.
Fina! Entry Notice.
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CarP9t@l

a new idea in Carpets at kirkpatricks. They
will sell you Carpets, sewed and matched, chea per
than they have ever been sold in Montana before.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-12-01

The largest stock OF goods in Dillon Is at
kirkpatrck's. Their 80 100 feet cellar
and salesroom are full.
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We will shortly have full supply Of buegics and
carriages. lnanut .ctured by the Abhot Carriage Co.
chasing elsewhere, rs they are the best made
The JOHN w. LOWELL WAGON Co.
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Another car loud al those Rushford farm wagons
just received ut the warehouse Of
$3.50 --rr--e-=s- TIE w. l.. w. Co.
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WHITE SEWING 1QACHINFs,

An agcncy for these celebrated sewing machines
and extras has been established In Dillon At The Fur
nivsre Slore. The SINGER MACHINE will also
he kept o. hand, Or furnished on abort notice,
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-12-01

=, 60Tn90Os Single or Double buggy,
FERRls & WHITks.
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FOR RENT.

THE building located on Montana street known
-, az the City Bakery, will be leased For fur.
thcr information see the undersigned.
-,,. CHAS. NORTON, Proprietor.
O''9o' nov a. 1853. 47.n)
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P0wS r.sx sss =. 81 f's* = DO sPy "a.
At SRnREE, FERRIS Il WIurE's
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A new broom sweeps clean. Kirkpat.
rick Bros. are getting their usual large
share Of trade.
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A NCIENT ORDER ~ UNITED
- WORKME ZEN.
= . . "a q q q

TO -Adcessfsers: Office lessles.
Ads, in special positions al special prices.
Transient ads. must he paid for in advance.
"A copy Of the paper is rot gratis to advertisers
ALI bills for advertising are due at the end Of
each quarter. a.''-
Quarterly changes are allowed in regular yearly
ads 1t more than four changes are mai. in any one
adj, charge for composition will he made
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-12-01

yam desire good, straight whisky and cigars call
On Z. q. FJhs3e q O.. before buying elsewhere.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-12-01

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