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GOAL AND WOOD.

PINE WOOD, delivered. for $3.50 and sl.7s
per half-cord, and all Kinds OF ANTHRACITE
and spLlNr, and alsO ENGINE coal, lowest
cash prices. 1908 Cary street, an Broad STREET
between seventh aud Eighth streets
my 26-d6t&teoi6t 1. II. PAoc-
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puOFESSIONAL.

PROFESSIONAL.
IA,,rs ALFRED JONES, o. @. KEAN.r.c. NICHOLAS
TONES. KEAN & NICHOLAS,
" .,vropNrys AND COUNsELLORs AT LAW,
Rooms and 7, Goddin's Hall,
,,'',',, nd Rank streets, Richmond. Va
oorne' ]'' inv 2-2ml
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DOOK AND JOB WOKK NEATLY
DExECUTED At the DisfAicn rhiNTiNG
HOUSE
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oy~r,,, PROVISION BROKER.

GENERAL PROsIslON DOla LIS.
A G.. PRETLOW,
Ia GENERAL PROVISION BROKER,
No. l44O MAIN STREET, RICHMOND VA.
CoFFEEs, SUGARS, sYRUPs' MEATS, &c.
pny 2O-3m
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TIE JURY OUT.

The jury retired at 5:3j o'clock, and
soon returned a verdict Of guilty against
DIR. Gallagher, Wilson, Whitehead. and
Curtin. and OF not guilty in the case Of
Ausburgh and Bernard Gallagher. The
four men found guilty were then sentenced
TO lifelong penal seryitude. The finding
in tbe case OF the four convicted men was
"guilty on all the counts of the indict-
ment."
DIR. Gallagher protested his innocence.
He said the time would come when the
matter would be put right before the
world
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ST. PETERSBURG. June 14.-The sentences
OF three other Nlhilists who were con-
demned TO death have been committed to
Imprisonment for an indefinite PERIOD, and
the sentences to Imprisonment OF five more
have been reduced TO various shorter terms.
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parting Hetween the Prisoners.

DIR. Gallagher kissed and shook hands
with his brother and Ansburgh. White
head. Wilson, aud Curtin each shook hands
with Bernard Gallagher, and kissed Ans
burch feryently. The conyicts were con-
veyed TO Millbank prison in the van. The
mob Kissed the police escort en- route. The
military guard ut the prison has been
strengthened, in order to prevent any At
tempt at arcscue. The scnlinels nave been
furnished with ball cartridges.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. June 14.-Virglnia G's, CONSOLE
dated. Al: second series. SO: past-due coupons,
SO; new lO-4O's, 33's; new 3's, 52ii.
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VIEW YOKk COTTON rIrrIrREs.

NEW YORK, June -Coiton-Net receipts.
bales gross receipts, 3SJ bales. Fulur,.s closed
dull and easy; sales, 1900 bales: June. slO.57:
July SlO.55@Sl0.56: Aucnsi, $40 6Oatlf 81:
SSep,emher, tlu. i@slO.35: October. slO.O3:
November. 1924 December, 10 05Ms9. 90: jan
Sl0l9M$l0.2i.
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Germany and the Vatican

RoME, June 14.-The recent action of
Germany respecting the May laws and &C.
clesiastical legislation has occasloned much
difference OF opinion at the Vatican, and
there is growing tendency in the highest
quarters in favor OF accepting the conces-
sions offered by Germany OF not opposing
the intended legislation
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3xc Simpson Mourning, 6Zc.; npson Gre y, Gkc.:
simpson Black, 6kc.; Harmony, DC. Ashland
solid. 55c.
Bledched 3irtfngs and Sheettags: 7-s de-
CURLY. &c.: 7-s Jack HOrner, JAc.: 7-s Edwai Il
ltarris, &c.. "A fairmoni. &C.. "a Pelham
H,fhc.: IA Gladiator. &c.: A Barker. &C.; A
Farewell. De-; ~ Waurcgan, lie; lc-4 Monad-
mock, 25c.; l0-i PcIuOt, 324c.
., BroDn Cottons: Manchester I A., Ole; Man
c ~ Ill \. ~. exc: Rockbfdac ~ X. ".
n,Ec;; James River !. O. o., 64c.; James River
IL h.' &c. James River ID. d.. &c.
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direction Of further prohibition, AZ wos
urged by the opponents Of the importation
Of American cattle
The German Church Riu
The Dillon tribune., 1883-08-04
MISS WILLARD'S LECTURE.

A crowded house greeted Miss Frances
E. Willard at the Nj. E. Church, Thursday
evening. The fact Of her being the presi.
dent of the National Woman's Temper.
ance Union and her national reputation as
temperance lecturer apd worker had
much 10 do with drawing the large aud.
tence for we have had no temperance
movement in Dillon to get the people
much interested in the work, aside from
the local lodge Of I. o. of G. T., which has
been quietly at work Tor the past six
months.
Miss Willard was introduced to the aud.
ience by Rev. E. b. Elder, and proceeded
to deliver her lecture on prohibition in
pleasant and forcible manner, and held the
attention Of her hearers to the close.
Friday morning Miss w. assisted by
Miss Gordon held children's meeting and
established cold water army.
In the afternoon local w. c. T. U. was
organized. Mrs. Re. mold, Mrs. Lamont,
Mrs. Brundage, Mrs. J. Selway and Mrs.
N'ckum were appointed q committee to
nominate officers.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-08-04
A GRlsT MILL FOR DILLON.

Ut late there has been more or less talk
about the feasibility Of erecting grist mill
at or near Dillon. The subject has been ar.
gued pro and con by our stock and ranch
men. Mr.. Phil Lowell has talked SERIOUSLY
OF putting upa small mill near his place
as ne has abundant water power from his
warm springs, but he expressed a willing.
ness to give way to any one who would nut
up such mill in town. And now a Mr.
Clark, Of Iowa, practical miller, is apita.
ting the matter among local capitalists
Ills plan Is to form joint stock co,upanv
with capital OF $4,000, divided into ,oo
shares Of $loo each, of which stock he nro.
poses to take 80 shares. Several Of our
"solid" men express willingness to take
stock and, in all probability, the mill will
become an assured fact. Mr.. c. figures m
mill with three run Of stones and has ex
amin ed plausible site near Mr.. Corn.ll'.
ranch where sufficient power can be obtain.
ed from warm spring We hope II vii,
be pushed to completion.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-08-04
John RoB1NsON's CIRCUS.

.At an early hour Oh Thursday the stree's
we're thronged with people from all parts Oh
the country for Is miles around, drawn
hither by the triple attraction OF circus
lecture and ball. The circus train came u"
at seven o'clock and at eleven the coinpa'
ny paraded the principal streets, making o
novel show to most Of the assembled crowo.
On account of the long ran,to Eagle Rock
the show people decided to give but one
performance. Consequently at an early
after dinner the large tents were thronged
with an expectant crowd, variously esttma'
ted at from 2,ooo to 1880 persons. The
mcnagerie was full and complete with
splendid specimens Of the various wild an.
finals Of the world, all in excellent condi.
ton. The tattooed woman was In good
condition and we'll developed, but she's a
fraud and the only one Of the show. She
Is not under salary, however and relies
on the sale Of photographs for a living.
The ring performance was In most respects
irst.class. many new and brilliant acts be-
ing performed gracefully and we'll. Taken
ali in all It Is the best tent show that has
ever visited the Territory, and upon their
SSAusus uCAs sS0oouS' sNSy As"y ~O0"s W" -
larger and as enthusiastic audience as greet.
ed them on Thursday. The managers are
right good fellows and understand their
business, and how to provide for the COM
fort of their patrons. Better fellows than
Messrs. John Lowlon and L. S. Steel are
hard to find in any like position.
The procession was cut short on &C.
count of lack Of time.
The two fat hogs died before the show
arrived here.
The largest and handsomest chariots
were left behind at Ogden, owing to diff.
Guilty in transporting them over the mar
row gauge.
Their transportation expenses on the
U. and N. are 5000 per day.
Mo accident occurred during the per.
Torrance, or in unloading or loading.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-08-04
RAILWAY RACKET.

Central Pacific train men are to wear uni.
forms l.rea ter.
b. b. Winstead, contractor, saws the ends
of the n. p. track will br Joined at Little
Blackfoot, on the U. and n, about Septem.
Der list.
The construction train having completed
sracklayins to the high trestle near the
NuiIan tunnel has gone over TOR week or
two to the Park branch ut Livingston and
is tarcl laying on that road.
The Northern Pacific and the Oregon
Railway and Navigation companies have
issued orders forb;dding agents to receive
tor transportation ardent spirits, wine or
'"'er consigned to places within an Indian
The Dillon tribune., 1883-08-04
THE CHAsE-CONYNE WEDDING.

Wednesday morning at $500 Miss Eva
c. Conyne, Of Dillon, was married to Mr..
Fred w. Chase, Of Lemhi Junction, form.
erly Of Dillon,) at St. James Episcopa!
Church, by Rev. A. ID. Drummond. The
ceremony was witnessed by few invited
friends Of the young couple. The church
was tastefully trimmed and garnished with
house plants. Numerous and costly pre-.
sents were received, by Mr.. and Mrs. Chase
from friends here and elsewhere. TIE
happy couple started for their cozy home,
on the Lemhi, Wednesday afternoon. The
TRIBUNE wishes then, all the joy attainable
from life In the married state. Ye bach.
elors and maidens, 60 and do like wise.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-08-04
ANACONDA.

The town Of Anaconda, twenty miles
west OF Butte, in Deer Lodge county. is
growing rapidly. Local prophets predict
tnat 1t will have population Of ,,oco pr,,.
pie BY Jan. l, 1854. The Anaconda Com.
pa"y are erecting a 3oo,ton smelter, the
largest !" the mountains. They have sew.
eral thousand tons Of ore on their dunn.
aud at the mill. They same company are
putting l" huge hosting works similar to
those On the famous Comstock.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-08-04
PERSONAL.

Joe A. Browne was in town.
Samuel Word was In town.
Gov. Crosby passed through Dillon.
John F. Bishop is In Helena, looking al
ter land business.
Miss Sallie e. Hosmer Is visiting friend
at the Social City.
Jay Wells, Of the Birch Greek M. and P
Go. was down Sunday.
DR.; Smith, Of Virginia City, visited oil,
friends In Dillon this week.
N. Axe was in from his Birch Creel
ranch few days this week.
J. T. Dingley returned Saturday evening
last, from trip to Radersburg.
F.F. Conyne has haying contract or
Joe Brownies ranch on Big Hole
Geo. Cole, Of the Ry. NJ. NJ. Co., Birch
Creek, went to Ogden Monday evening.
R: B. Smith, Esq, made business trim
10 Glendale returning Monday evening.
W. E. Farmer, Of Missoula, forme,l "
proprietor OF No. 10 saloon, was in town,
Tom. Poindexter, jr., returned from
SCHOOL at st. Louis, on Tuesday morning.
Mrs.. II. Brundagc accompanied John
Temple and wife to their home near SHEER.
ldan. ~'
VIM. Bernstein gazcd with admiration on
the wonders Of Beaver Canyon tor a couple
Of days this week.
Mrs. F. F. Conyne,l left Wednesday even.
ing TOR an extended visit to her old home
n
+. Nashal and family, of Salmon CITY
were In town. Mr. N. is the principal staye
man Of Eastern Idaho.
Harry Warrington, an old yirpin;.r
was In town Tuesday. He Is running for
San Francisco cigar store.
Ex;Judge Conger is frustrating at Bel.
mont Park, Madison County, and snseti.
ing oesimes, W. II. Ray,nond's fiyerss
DR.. E. J. O'Callahan, of Bannack. arr.
we'd in town Monday. The Dr.. viii 80,
charge Of DR.. Cutters practice while 1hs
; latter Is visiting his family in Southern Cal.
Or. Schmalhausen, of Glendale ac,,,,
panied BY his children, spent a couris "c
Gays III Dillon. DIR. SIS extensive n,1,ct;c"
~ the Northern part Of the county keens
~. MN busy, and he only finds time to make
inns section professional call occa sionaliv
Inc sk'l'tul Glendale practitioner. in ~:
capacity Of consulting physician Win ~
- S.atter, forms a medical Combination that
"''e" roos old death Of his intended victims
>, leo. staudaher, brother. in. NV of N;.,
;aa. a, o, Helena, arrived In the CITY hv
,ast nights overland coach. Mr.. stand:
oer rs one of the largest farmers. and aIsc
one o' the oldest citizens of BeavsrhsaS
county, having moved to that section 4.
1903. tie is called here on business com ~
nected with the land office In regard ~
lands "a which have recently reverted ~ ~
Do',sn from the Northern Pacific
Na ,..,',s Ion pany Said lands are be,ne
the " eqs ~ p'.gr'ms from the States, and
section good deal Of trouble.-Iv,i..a a'a'
mt, -<"e'cfe"a- |
The Dillon tribune., 1883-08-04
ANOTHER STAGE ROBBERY.

Sunday afternoon the Helena Deer Lodge
stage, going to Deer Lodge, was stopped
near Trout Creek, - miles from Helena,
by three masked men and the passengers
ordered out, on pain Of instant death. The
agents stood the luckless passengers, in.
Guiding two ladies. in a row, with their
hands above their heads, and proceeded to
60 through them for everything of any
value with the exception Of the ladies who
the robbers CALAMITY let alone. They fore.
ed the driver to throw down the treasure
box and mail sacks. There was not much
of value in the treasure box, so the agent
at Helena says. The passengers contribu-
ted about 500 in cash and 5000 in jewelry
to the exchequer of the road agents. One
man saved $27o BY leaving his wallet, con.
tanning 1t, behind him in the coach. An.
other passenger saved his valuable gold
watch BY showing it behind the back seat.
The chain fell through to the floor and was
secured by the gang. While the overhaul
ing was going on tea,nster from Helena
drove up He was halted and stood up
with the rest Of the 'unfortunates, while
being relieved OF his spare cash.
The following Is lis. of the passengers
to Deer Lodge, as shown by the way pack
ct: G. w. Pennoyer, Fl. Sizer, E. G. Bail.
ley, c. o. Robbins. The following were
billed through to Missoula: Mrs. II. T.
Lambert, Mrs. r. Brady, F. Forsell, J. COL
lier and E. s. Farrell.
A part Of 20 mounted men, with Deputy
Sheriff McTague, Of Deer Lodge are after
the robbers. That road seems to be a ia.
vorite With the gay and festive highway.
men. Probably because they get oifeasily.
The Governor has offered a reward Of
5000 for the capture Of each Of the road
agents.
HcraAd: The robbers who went through
the mail sacks in the coach attack Sunday
opened letter from the First National
Bank Of Helena containing a draft remit
lance Of $4,000. They put the draft back
In the letter and Endorsed upon II: "Open.
ed by mistake BY three road agents."
/~detcnaewt: At last accounts the stage
robbers had not been captured, although It
Is generally believed that they will in the
end land In the Jail. 1t is reported that ev.
idence has been secured which indicates
The men were from Helena, and that the
wagon which they had with them was Dor.
rowed in Helena.
LATER. The road agents were arrested
Wednesday by deputy sheriff near Gal
ATTN City. Part ofthe stolen property was
recovered. The robbers were taken to
Helena and lodged in the county.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-08-04
DANCE AT THE CORINNE.

One Of the pleasantests social events of
the summer was held at the Corinne Ho.
tel on Thursday evening. The hail was
tastefully decorated and excellent music
vas furnished by Shangle's orchestra. Ma.
ny out Of town bellies and beaus were In at.
tendance, and aided greatly in making the
affair brilliant success. Dancing began
early and kept up until an early hour Of
the morning when the tired couples reluc.
family returned to their homes and hotels.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-08-04

r r.. ana lodging, single room per dav. a. N
Two persons IN single room. ''''''"s I"
-: Mt''e' fourth story, single rooms. .,
Private parlnr Observation-Disclosures. E 90
Private baths in b.I $500. .''''.......... 90
Baths in bathing. hail, each ''''''''''' Is
c.c.'s served In rooms. each.
t,:A or cooks for private camps pcr dav ~
u lot - tent for private callers, pcr .lav
q n"., , ana lodging in tents ut fixed ca,nns. y"
- Saee y, Morse or pony per day
SADDLE Morse "r pony. first hour -
Saddle horse pony, each subseon.r, .''' %
rack horses or mules per d,v each ~
" waG"n "'re' double team with driver - - ~
n ,se'; horse and buggy per day. ~
r"oi' per game, each PLAYER
go F''''''''''. .............. 10
Guide hooks, periodical publications ncws,,nsrs
ee' ~ 40 per cent above publishers selling rutcs.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-08-04
NEW BUSINESS LOCALS.
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS!

Before buying Self binding llarvestcrs, Of any
Kind, call upon agent at Dillon and examine the
Esterly Irvine Binder.
This machine has achieved an unparalleled Success
in all nf the great grain growing districts Of the
Northwest. and is pronounced the most perfect,
most substantial, lightcst draft and most desirable
binder the market.
II is the only Self Binder that has the ind. ,uted
reputation of giving the farmer no trouble in it.
continued operation.
See the machine and you will be convinced.
Pacific Wagon and Implement Go, of Montana.
GEo. W. DART, Agent, Dillon.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-08-04

viii sell all kinds Of goods at greatly
RS tn moving into my New Sts,re. CrOck.
cry, 0lnsxware, Hardware, stoves, Tin ware.
cheap for cash. 4. ". DART.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-08-04
NECTAR FIT FOR THE CONS

II you want to buy cheap for cash and get only
buy close, and give their customers the hencfit,
The Dillon tribune., 1883-08-04
DILLON LETrER list.

List Of letters remaining in the po., f,Nsc. a, D;I
;a s ueasernead CO.. Montana, for the week end.
~ !ne sId day OF Aug, 1881, which If not called
80 ~ aays will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
Ro.v.ns Mnne A. Cells, Edward
Cunn,nvh.";y cv Hamilton, james
Davis. John
Persons calling for anv of the .hov. letters will
please say "advcrtscl." '''S ~""'e 's''''" we
JAS. KIRKPATRlCK, r. NJ.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-08-04

The following schedule Of rates, of ho.
ts' charges, etc, has been submitted to The.
secretary OF the Interior, by the Yellow.
stone National Park Improvement Com.
Pany, and was approved by him on the nth
OF July: "' ~"
The Dillon tribune., 1883-08-04
New Advertisements This Week.

Beecher's Lecture at Butte.
Lost: A door key.
Montana Institute, Deer Lodge.
Legal: Summons.
Legal: Summons.
Bedstead for sale.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-08-04
TO THE LADIES.

Mrs. X. Hanson has returned from visit to Salt
I-'k; City, at which city she made purchases az new
eods The ladies' are especially invited In call and
erv Store.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-08-04

Hay 1so0ca0EO
Will load 81 tim 1T NV onto a wagon. out Of the
"wnrow," in Five Minutes Call and see them
at SEBxkE, FxxRIs 4 WmlTE's.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-08-04

~~>~~>~~>>>>>>-~~>>~~~
0PExH1o COCOA.

Do not forget that Mrs. l.. X. II,nson has a larry.
CT stock and Is selling Hats and hornets this
srr'ng than ever. New Millinery received every
Wrappers cheap. Ladies' Underwear. New sun
ply ut i!r Halls csrsets, which sell rapidly and
give satistactism Prices to suit EVERYONE
The Dillon tribune., 1883-08-04

a. +. Lazier's Home School will he
opened at Good Templar's Hall on Mon.
1ay next; a good attendance is expected.
'"orough course, s. per month.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-08-04

- ynu want II Harvester or Irvine Binder call nj
me John w. L"~eit Wagon Co.'s for the AicCnr-
mex. They never have can b. beaten. Salts.
faction guaranteed in VI cases.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-08-04

You can buy notions at the r. O. Store now
cheaper than anywhere else.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-08-04

One hundred Singh and Double Shovel Pillow,
just received by
fMx Jo,,N ~. 1.ows,i. WAGON Co.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-08-04

TigsT Scle Dumping flay Rakesi
1sualin9swusth Spring Tooth Hay Rakcsi
favosihe haad Dump HAY Rakcs!
Tiger two.horse. wide. swarth Hay Rakes!
All with either wood or iron wheels rs desired,
For sale bv SxsaEE, FEKRIs 4 WuITr
The Dillon tribune., 1883-08-04

FOR RENT. House to rent Inquire of Kirk.
patrick Esr0thers.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-08-04

lne AOt0pA0sse, An automatic musical instvu.
me"t, IN five pieces nf music inr 3Sn Any child
c.n ptty We nest difficult music at sight. Call III
he Furniture Store and cxam,nr them.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-08-04
MCCORMICK BINDERS AND MOwERs

Over INC hundred and Fitty McCormick FINDERS
and Four Hundred Mccormick Mowers sold in
Montana Territory and they the only machines
Inc them before lM,ying.
TiiE JoHN w. LOWELL WAGON Co.
Sole Avents
The Dillon tribune., 1883-08-04

The genuine Hoilingsworth Spring Tooth lIav
Rake. The Taylor Hand Sell. Dump Hay Rake,
Wood or iron .els. For sale 0niv nv
TnE JOHN w. LOWELL WAGON Co,
The Dillon tribune., 1883-08-04

Don't huv Straw fiat until you have seen those
hobby ones at kirkpatrick's.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-08-04
DRIVING BUGGIEA

We will soon have some more OF those nicc side.
bar Top Buggics.. Call and examine them before
purchas'nX elsewhere. We warrant tl,en, the best
In the market.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-08-04
We Are Here tn Stayl

=, Mrs. l.: y: Hanson Is In receipt Of more Spring
Goods, of all kinds. re
The Dillon tribune., 1883-08-04

SAVAGE. ' -
The Dillon tribune., 1883-08-04
JUST RECEIVED

g. 2EIR0CxL1kAN
10 barrels Of English Ale and Dublin Porter.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-08-04

Choice fresh candies Ut Wholesale or retail at the
y. q. store.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-08-04

-, s'o u: Mrs. ianssms. tR Dr.. Balls Health
Preserving Corset. They ar. the hest wearing a,Si
most comfortable Covscts that are ,dc: rsm..;aiiv
adapted 70 Acshy wo,,,..,. '''s
The Dillon tribune., 1883-08-04
SoR 0AIsD,

,n.s,ss ZOO ash. walnuttrimmed betastead, and hair
the Rev NJ IN ta,r condition. For terms apply to
''''' A"omnso0d. (Ji-ssI
The Dillon tribune., 1883-08-04

ID. NJ. OSBORNE + CO.'S
Mowers, Reapcrs and Irvine Hi,lcrs A full
stock Of Wire. lwinc and Extras.
GEO. II. SAVAGE, Argent.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-08-04

Dispensed to fnortaIs without reference tn creed
party, position other distinction One price to ali
and only the best ut every thing kept in stock Fam
iiv trade solicited, and satisfaction guaranteed Call
1T tn: Original Kentucky Whisky Depot and bs
convinced.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-08-04

q hne assortment NJ WALL. PAPER last re-
rcivvd ut Z. l.. Tionscn's California Frui, Store.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-08-04
HAY RAKE S,

/. u. tlanson'a. '"
The Dillon tribune., 1883-08-04

., hne assortment If Baby Carriages, Revolving
,srd Cages and Crouct Sets just received ut C. L..
The Dillon tribune., 1883-08-04
n . w oooaol

Spring Stock resolved. Lsvgsr stock and
Lawyer Prices thHn ever ut u, w. l)nrt's.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-08-04
NOW IS THE TIME

30, Broke, Saddle and Work Horses for sale
Enquire of kirkpatrick Bros, Dillon, Montana.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-08-04
DON'T YOU FORGET IT.

Kirkpatrick keeps Eastern Stone Jars and Flow
q Pots,
The Dillon tribune., 1883-08-04
NEWEST AND BEST WAGONS.

W." ASo0 AMI BENT WA0ONA.
The Caldwell Wagsa for sale by CSC, w, Dart,
Call and examine ihcss Wagons.
~~~N~~~s~e~>sN~>AA>AA
AEsaAO1e0v A1tOuOAon9
Consult your interests and buy the ssOsborne''
Irvine Hinder. The Hhly standard MACHINE al The
world. Scvcnty.fvr sold In Montana in The wear
ISS1 Every machine guaranteed.
GEO. II. SAVAGE, Agent,
The Dillon tribune., 1883-08-04

a new lot OF kitchen and dining. room
chairs just received at The Furniture Store.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-08-04

For Miners, Prospectnrs or Farmers, Cheap4
SEBREE, FERNS 4 WmiTE.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-08-04

POUND.

FOUND,
4 door k:v. between this off e and St Jl,nes's
c. ,rch.. Can he hid at this Office by paying for
this notice.