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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-12-07

-,.t Down Near Buena Vista
t. ...-. sr Powder in the Same
N.tlI Lawsuit at Carters-
.r-....r in the Role of a Reve-
-....r Comes to Grief
GEORGIA.
.-.au well ia already down
Namaha is the finest known
her ariesian well project
.l Thomson. has made an
--. of Hartwen, was para
.rIe VIII leave Franklin
..r Texas.
ar. worth Of Macon city
wednesday.
received at Americus
tHr car load OF Georgia
tae stock law in Talbot
H.nuri and the law viii
->-
.r WayneshOrO. is dead.
lead ln Burke county
-e D.. B. Jones.
o- Newman has made a
ont good many shade
.s-, and the work iS now
ready to pay 20 the maim-
l#r- the amounts To which
.rl-r The law, ON account
.l..arInn of Liberty county
..e ou Saturday. the 18th
rle last time this year,
counts.
given himself up TO the
county. He had g difficulty
ut-ro. and knocking him
.Ne left linn for dead
attempted TO cross the
running train 40 Garfield
Doe was kuocked OF and
90 l- Thought that he viii
oi the Wild West eNhi-
Wednesday. horses on which
Indian were riding collit-
#al were badly though not
were digging an eNcava-
Tennessee road iu EastR0me
..r. cated in and the negroes
buried. They were rescued
urcl
i rocked Capt. Reid's train
Just below Garfield. one Of
through the window of the
and creltcduO little conster-
rHe passengers
..a. living near Butler. was
Texas pony the other day. and
caught between the roots and
-e tree. receiving internal in
DO i- feared VIII yet prove fatal
e- M. ~ruuock died "Wednesday
was one OF Eomp's first settlers.
Ul the county several times iu
ful was at one time >upcriu-
."e ~ C-teru aud Atlantic Rail
30 Lexington contain some
Eer instance, DO only costs
house ul Ill-iJme. while
r throwing q base ban uu the
lHo liquor license Is fixed
t.--a 81 few days ago Noah Butt
house to speak to him about
~arH words cu-ucd and the
Hi tle house and took up
towards Butt. Butt shot
wound he died.
rafh have sold Tie Doug
N.A. kturilLe. who will
sr.0u. Mr.. Breckenridge
t.- Ilirluru Ntlrs- T. ttfr.
-rr. which. with the >.Ir.
retur 90 three weeklics in
rl.I David Dukes new
u he tried again 40 the
t..r.Hn superior Court as
lrt lur the murder hv
|.E- Dob tuIE last at Fair
remembered as the
r-.-rt Harris was hanged
which was brought against
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The Cotton SwindIer

GALVESTON, Dec. Ga dispatch from
Dallas says that additional affidavits
against Lohnstein, alleged to be guilty OF
mammoth swIndles in cotton, are sworn
out daily since his arrest. Three more
were sworn out to-day.
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Dead.

RICHMOND, VA, Dec. 6.-Rev. DR.. A.
W. Weddell, a prominent minister of the
Episcopal Church, died at his residence
in this city this evening. aged 42 Years.
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A Mail Rider Rohhed

LITTLE ROCK, ARK, Dec. GA special
from Dardanelle, Ark, saysj "A mail
rider was stopped four miles from DAN
vile to-day by armed robbers, who took
the letter-pOuch and disappeared"
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THE HOUSE.

In the House this morning Mr.. McCOid
of Iowa, appeared at the bar of the House
and took the oath of office, and then, at
12:10, the House adjourned until Monday
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The Prince of wales in Masonrv
*The celebrated Vegetable Compou

LONDON, Dec. 6.-The Prince of Wales
has been reelected Grand Master of the
Grand Lodge of Free Masons of England
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DanviIIe's Wounded Neoro n,as

DANyILLE, VA, Dec. 6.-The negro
Green Miller, who was shot on the 4th
inst. by Policeman Williams while resist
ing arrest and fighting a police officer,
died this morning. Williams has been
held Tor the grand jury. His bail has
been fixed at $1,000.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-12-07

A consumptive cough is dangerous. Ar
rest it with Hale's Honey of Hoarhound
and Tar
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Mr.. Thos. Allen, Savannah, Ca, says:
81 was cured of dyspepsia of many years
standing by using Browns Iron Bitters. ~
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Mr.. A. II. Moore, Mill Ray, Ca. says
Il have used Browns Iron Bitters for
dyspepsia, and am happy to say with best
results,''
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rIIA AND FLORIDA.
,rTHE TWO STATES TOLD
~ rtEAGRAPHS.

shot poNn Near Buena Vista
.,r sT Powder in the Same
Ns,eI Lawsuit at Carriers
ramp in the Role Of Reve-
..r Comes to Grief
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Judge ThOman, Of the Civil Service
Commission, will conduct examinations
at Cincinnati for local and general de-
partment service on the Goth and at Louis
vile on the 21st instant. Examinations
for the general department service will
be held in the States of Tennessee, Ala
bama, Mississippi, Georgia and Florida
between January 20 and February 20,
1881 The Civil Service Commissioners
have determined to hold examinations in
TINS city for general department service
on the first and third Wednesdays of every
month for the convenience Of residents of
remote States, in which such eXamina-
tions are not held, who may be in Wash
iOpfOO
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-02
MAGINNIs' GRAFTON.
Maginnis Grafton makes sixteen columns Of SOL
id nonpareil. -Cxicago HeraIA.

Mag;nnis Grafton makes sixteen columns Of SOL
id nonparel.- Chicago HevaM
Whew! Thunder and lightning! We
intended to print Maginnis' Grafton, but
we weaken. Sixteen columns of solid
nonpareil! Oh, Major! oh, Martin! oh,
Maginnis! oh, Moses! The Maginnises
in the Ould Country were all eloquent,
long.winded gentlemen, but none Of the
old stock can hold a candle to our Mon.
tana Maginnis. Sixteen columns Of solid
nonpareil, to be taken at one dose, will par.
alyze the toughest Democra. in the Ter
ritory. Yet, all Democrat, out Of love
and devotion to Major Maginnis, must wade
through his Grafton. We pity the Demo.
Gratis, for 1t is doubtful if enough Of the
untcrritied will survive the reading of the
Grafton to carry the next Congressional
election. But, II be true that the majority
OF the Democrats can not read. the resul,
will not be SO disastrous to the party. Six
teen columns Of solid nonpareil eloquence
Ghee,' whillikins! Before this the elo.
quence Of Democrats like Word, Wolk.
folk, Stapleton, Mayhem, Pemberton, Joe
: roole and the Hon. Bill A. Clark, pales
and wits like as though struck by devas.
tatfng m1dern cyclone. Old Democrats OF
Montana-war horses of the party-will
make their Wills before they commence
reading the Grafton, bequeathing that part
which remains unread to their children's
children. Sixteen columns of solid non.
pareil! Oh, Maginnis! oh, Moses!
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-02
COMMISSIONERS MEETING.

The regular meeting Of the Board Of
County Commissioners will commence at
the Clerks office, at the Court House on
next Monday, June 4th. The meeting
promises 10 be interesting, as considerable
important business is to be transacted. The
accumulation Of bills against the county
for the past quarter will be allowed or dis
posed Of The Commissioners will carry
out the law passed by the last Legislature
tor refunding the indebtedness Of Beaver
head County. The recommendation Of the
Grand Jury to provide the county Jail with
an iron cage should no longer be neglected
by the Commissioners. Improvements at
the Court House for the convenience of the
people Of the county should be made with
out delay, and a sidewalk from the building
is trifiing improvement that is needed.
The county is not provided with burying
ground for the deserving poor or persons
who may die as county charges The In
digent dead are now buried in an open field
with little better attention than that b..
slowed on dead brutes. This should be
remedied, and the Board, exercising the
functions Of Christian Commissioners, will
be dodging Its duty If suitable cemetery,
on the high bench east Of Dillon, is not
Immediately provided. Other matters, oi
minor importance, will come before tht
Board at its approaching meeting.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-02
MILAN WILL CELEBRATE.

The Fourth Of July Meeting held at the
law office OF Roht. 7. Smith last SATURDAY
evening was we'll attended by the ra'r'ot'c
citizens OF Dillon. The meeting was Or
yanized by calling Judge Wing to the
chair and appointing r. B. Smith US sec.
retary. The object OF the meeting having
been stated, on motion OF MIR. Dan Ihal''
man it was resolved that the Glorious
Fourth be celebrated BY the citizens oi D''.
lon, and that the people Of the Valley ana
Beav-rhead County bc cordially invited 10
participate in the celebration. The meet
ing selected the following committees to
provide for and take charge Of the coming
celebration:
Committee on Finance-W. T. Eastman,
Walter Crowell, f. E. Baldwin, ID. La
mont, Jas. Kirkpatrick.
Committee On Arrange,nents-Dan. 1.
Chapman, G. L. Thomson, G. II. Tracy.
Committee on Pyrotechnics - Z. l.
Thomson, w. r. Eastman.
Robert T. Smith was selected to deliver
the Grafton.
The Committee on Arrangements was In
structyd to correspond with public speak
ers to secure their presence, and to Pso'
cure hand for the Fourth.
On motion the meeting adjourned te
meet again this evening Saturday J june
I'd, a 7 O'Clock, sharp. The meeting this
evening will hear reports and adopt any
further measures deemed necessary to make
the celebration rousing success.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-02
AN IRON CAGE FOR THE JAIL.

The North Wesf says that in view of the
present overcrowded condition Of the Ter.
ritorial Penitentiary, Governor Crosby has
instructed Judges Wade AND Galbraith, in
sentencing telons hereafter, until further
instructions, to designate county prisons as
the place Of onfinement-which for sucl,
purposes are to be deemed Penitentiaries,
This is the only recourse under present cir.
cu'nstances. The County Jail Of Beaver
head County is in no condition to be turn.
ed into Penitentiary. 1t is shabby, in
secure trap. The last Grand Jury, among
other important recommendations, report.
cd in favor OF providing the jail with an
iron cage, but the Commissioners have not
yet acted in the matter. Ii the county
)ails are to be deemed penitentiaries until
the Territorial Peni;entiary is enlarged the
county pens will have to be made more Sc.
cure. In view of this, when the Commits.
sioners meet next week they should at
once provide an iron cage. tor the iail, as
recommended BY the Grand Jury. An
iron cage is necessary in order to secure the
custody OF persons charged with pital
crimes or for the purpose Of secr j. . Der.
sons sentenced to terms OF imp, ,nment.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-02
McCUTCHEON CROWNED.

Gov. John Schuyler Crosby having been
appointed one Of the visitors to the W..s,
Point Military Academy, went East to in.
spect the military school. II is also r.,
ported that President Arthur ami Cav
crosby are old society chums-fashionab,.
tobs, SO to speak. Arthur is sweet on w;,.
ows' while John Schuyler is a great catcl,
among the maids under thirty, which lends
color to the current runor that Ch.s,.,
wants Schuyler to ofiiciate as his r;oh,
bower soon. While Gov. Crosby is ah.
sent Col. Ike D. McCutcheon, Secretary -,
tne Territory, assumes the crown ~,
Montana and is Acting Governor bv viz.
tue OF Congressional provision, a.,
McCutcheon assumed the crown. issued
his inaugural and is now running the Ter
ritory Of Montana, which is bounded m ~,
sides BY. the Territory of Helena. '
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-02
A NEW COMPANY.

The Montana Forwarding and Comm.s
sion Company has filed articles of incorno.
ration in the Office of the Secretary Of the
Territory a, Helena. The Trustees Of th4
company are--tioward Sebree, Ed. F. Fer:
ris' b. F. White, L. H. Hershfield & Bro
A. J. Davidson, Thos. ]. Lowry, VIM. F
Jacobs, 6. Atwood, Thos. Cruise, c. l.
vawtssi nd Mms Mead. The officers
OF the t0mPany ae as follows: Presiden,
"A: J. Davidson; Secretary and Treasur.
CIV: l. Jacobs. c. L. Vawter will be
general manager, W T. Jacobs manager Of
.ne forwarding department, and ". E,
Meao WIN nave charge Of the wagon and
agricultural implement department. The
company will have its warehou.e =. ~
depot at Helena. The capital stock Of the
company Is placed at $4,000, which will
oe increased as the company's busine,,
may require.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-02
PERSONAL.

Amede Btssette, OF Bannack, is in town
W. l.. Mcintosh, Of Red Rock, was in
town. "' ~
IT,. J. Sweet returned from visit to Mis-.
soula. ':A'''
Chief Justice Billings, Of Bannack, paid
Dan 1, Gallagher has returned from trip
Tom Ravenscroft, of the Argenta dig.
gtngs, was in town.
w. J. Foreman and John Brundage are
over from Sheridan.
Geo. Hardesty, Of Sheridan, was regis
tered at the Corinne.
NJ. Kaufman, restaurant keeoer at Iunc.
ton, Idaho, was in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. George French. of Ar,.,,
Ia, visited Dillon this week.
George Cole came down from th.. R;-ch
creek district and went to Salt Lake
Con Bray, Of Argenta, has gone tn Ro,.-
man, to serve on the U. S. grand ;nrv
Lou &. Fyhrie and Henry Burfeini mad.
pea>'H s.s NJ ons',css trip to Eastern Idaho,
WASH otap!eton. Of Butte, is visit.
Rock. '"s'' y" Ned
School Supt. Cannon, of (;lendo,. c.n,.
down, and will call the roll at Sch"n, Hail H.'1
to-day. eo' i'a''
lion. Samuel Word passed on to But,e
,,'.. ~ attend ten: District Court now in session in
-, -. rh'!'rs, canvasscr for the Rn,t,.
to t'Vn, wn,, tonk in this section and proceeded
M'ss Montana Nay, of Bannack. h,s
sn ;ns spending few pleasant DAYS visit.
IN
-, tnm 20; =. Marshall has concluded to hang
Inr;' r ""> Jaw ssi,'ng!e at Missoula, where ths
tog y""s' '' nall- breeds and whites have lony..i
-" n wears tor thoroughbred LAWYER,
Ian chapman is out of town. rres.,,
,"g ~ !he compliments Of Sebree. Ferris &,
!" n''e 10 the buying public of Central M,n
',n.Iso ma, The other rumor about Dan =
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-02
FREIGHT ON ORES.

The communication from az Miner,
printed in another column, shows that the
present railway freights on ores to Salt
Lake are too high, and that old bull trains
carried tine ores from the mines to the ltah
market, in former years, at a cost OF 7e.so
per ton less than now. Oar correspondent
j. an old quartz miner and he has shipped
hundreds OF tons Of silver-lead ore to SAT-
Lake in the past twelve years and he knows
whereof lie writes. The railway company
would he the gamer by lowering the freight
rate on ores to Salt Lake SO that it would
be, comparatively, OF, footing with the
rate to Omaha. Many mines in the Birch
Creek, Argen,a, Blue Wing, and Bannacs
districts would be worked If the freiyhts,
commissions, etc, did no: eat up all the
margin left after paying for the reduction
Of the ores. These mines, with lower
freight rates, would produce hundreds OF
car loads 81 ore yearly, and II low rates
were established no freight cars Of the
Utah and Northern would roll out o. South.
ern Montana empty. Sidney Dillon, In
a speech at Butte, said -"Railroads are
built into country to make money" This
Is true. 1t Is the object Of every soulless
company to make money. It is, however,
short. sighted policy for a company to
PROSTATE leading industry in any section
Of country through which its line passes
by imposing paralyzing freight rates. Let
the Utah and Northern company lower the
rate fully one. half to Salt Lake and it will
be winner in the long run, and in addition
the company would aid miners in devolp.
ing the mineral country into which the
railway was built to make money. In
lowering the freight the company would
be on the winning side. On low grade
ores it could easily adopt an at zwlorem
rate. The railway company cannot con-
slider this freight matter too soon. Cut
down the rate and give miners show.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-02
OK TEAMS vERSUH THE UTAH AND
NORTHERN RAILWAY.
To the Editor Of the Dillon TRIBUNE:

To the Editor of the Dillon TRIBUNE:
Can you tell why it is that it costs more
to get ton of ore delivered in the Sal
Lake market, or at any Of the sampling
wo rks at Sandy in Utah, at the present
time from the Blue Wing mining district
than it used to cos; in 1894 when we had
no railroad in the country and all the
ore hauling was done BY OK teams? 1t
seems strange, but nevertheless 1t is true,
that it costs more to deliver a ton Of ore in
the Salt Lake market now than it did at
that time when we had no railroad.
In 1884 freighters charged $25 per ton
to haul ore from the Blue Wing district to
Corinne, Salt Lake or Sandy. Now it
costs Sc or 81 a ton by team from Blue
Wing to Dillon, 81 ton commission for
forwarding and $21 railroad freight to Salt
Lake, and 81 extra for shipping to samp.
ling works at Sandy-making $a7. 50 per
ton by OK teams and $3o by railroad, or
So. 50 ton less by OK teams than it now
costs by railroad.
Certainly this looks like poor encourage.
ment or inducement to the miner or pros.
pcctor Of Southern Montana to enable him
to develop his mine, and is therefore re.
tarding the developing Of the mining in
tere>ts of this portion Of the Territory.
Salt Lake is good market for the sale Of
ore, and if the railroad would charge a rea.
sonable freight, say $1o or ST., ton, so
that when prospectors got out few tons of
ore they could ship it without paving it all
out tor freight 1t would encourage miners
to open, work and develop their properties.
we have many good mines in Beaverhead
county, but the owners cannot afford to
work and develop them unless they can
~ In neCA>S v~I "a
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-02
TO THE PUBLIC.

Notice is hereby given that the Grave
yard located In School District No. ;, in
beaverhead county, being very limited in
extent will Q longer be open for burial
purposes tor the general public. We trust
our County Commissioners will see the
Tue proprety Of making arrangements for
pubic burying ground in the vicinity OF
'''''oh' I. NJ. SELwAY,
p. II. POlNDExTER,
r. A. REYNOLDS,
SAM. ASHRAUtiH.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-02

o3.

x.;;ENhi i.-At lsannack, Montana. on lu.>''t',
.'.a ,ay sMa, NV from pneumonia, james Olcars,
.,.. otcc'sed wits an oll.tunc placer and quartz
""ner. ana he was wei. known in Montana, Idah"
and Utah.
"SI.-At IL Rannack Montana, on Tuesday, Nay
.SNH, Arthur r., infant son Of Mr. and Mrs.
s -, suSC.t!US.-At Twin Bridges, Madison com,
pnen'n"n's, CM.lelia C., wife Of Lee Goctschi's'
ased = years and ,nsy.,hs.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-02
STRING WAGONS,

Only y few left out of that last car load.
We have now two of those iron gear, light bug
giss and one iron gear Spring Wagon. Also, one
blackboard. Call and examine them II you want
something nice.
S3BREE. FERRIS 4 WHITE.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-02

Locals: John w. Lowell Wagon Co.
Dissolution notice Of Conyne & Robbins.
Boddy's Meat Market.
Notice: Srbree, Ferris & While.
Sands & Boyce, Butte City.
Final Entry Notice.
Legal: Summons in the Probate Court
Montana Meat Market: G. E. Robbins.
Local: Mrs. Hanson.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-02
BARB WIRE,

Another car load of Novelty Lock Barb Wire
Just received. Made Of pure Bessemcr Steel and
warranted the strongest and most durable wire
made. SEBKEE, FERRIS l. WHITE.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-02
ROAD CARTS.

Another consignment Of those popular vehicle
toarrivc in a day or two.
SEsREE, FERRIS 4 WHITE.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-02
HAY Es,

Tiger Sclf-Dumpng Hay Rakes!
IiolIiugsworth Spring Tooth Hay Rakcs!
favorite Hand Dump Hav Rakes!
Tiger two. horse, wide -swarth Hay Rakes!
Al! with either wood or iron wheels as desired.
For sale by SEBREE, FERRIS & WHITE,
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-02
BISHOP BREWERS APPOINTMENTS.

Inc following are the places and dates of Bishop
brewers appointments In Reaverhcad county:
At Glendale. ON Wednesday, June soth.
A. Dillon. on Sunday, June s4th.
a. nRgensa' Ragr' on r1esday, june a6th.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-02
oFRrNa aooDa.

Do not forget that Mrs. L. X. Hanson has larg.
cr stock and is selling Hats and Ronnets this
spring than ever. New Millinery received ever,
week. Hair Gonds, and ready made Princess
Wfaprers cheap. Ladies' Underwear. New sup.
ply yo nr. Halls c.,rsets, which sell rapidly and
give satisfaction Prices to suit everyone.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-02
NEW BUSINESS LOCALS.
DON'T you FORGET III.

The genuine Hollingxwosth Spring Tnoth Hay
Rake. The Taylor Hand or Self Dump Hay Rake.
Wo.d N iron wheels. For sale only by
TmE JOHN W. Lowell. WAGON Co.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-02

\ fine lot ot extra quality I.accs, Flowers. Bon.
nets, Hats, Trimmings, and all Millinery Goods,
just received and for sale cheap at Mrs. Dingleys
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-02
DRIVING; BCGGIEs.

We will som have some Of those nice side.
bar Top Buyxics. Call and examine them hefurt
purchasing elsewhere. We warrant them the bes,
in the market.
The loi1N ". LOWELL WAGux Co
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-02
NEW SPRING MILLINERY.

Mrs. NJ. 4. Dinglcy has Just received new and
fine lot ii Millinery Goods for the Spring trade,
consisting Of L.ghorn. Straw and Chip Hats,
t:mnc. and nn;rirnu,ed; Ribbons, Pla,nes, Pom
l'mns Silks. Sstins and other trimmings. Misses
school tlats-neat and pretty. Ladies' Underwear,
while ii Is new and fresh. ;.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-02

just received ut The John w. Lowell Wagon Co.'S
Yards THIRTY Of these celebrated Fish l3rux'
Racine Sprlny Wagons and Bngxiex which
can not be Del,c., in workmanship, durability, or in
price.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-02

II you want II Harvester or Twinc Binder call II
The John w. Lowell Wagon Co.'s for the McCor
mick. They never have can be heaten. Salts
faction guaranteed in all cases.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-02
NOTICE..

NOTICE is hereby given, that I'LL Hook Account
~ and Notes d:.e and owing tor mere handise
have hecn this day sold and as>igncd to Sebrc~
Ferris l. White, who are authorized to receive
and receipt tor the same.
SWEET 4 BALDWIN.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-02

fine :ssortm mt of WALL. PAPER yust re.
ceived at {. l.. lho.nscn's California Frui Store
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-02
vA...aaex-s, Atsonsao.aa

Cor suit your interests and buv the "Osbornc'
Twinc inucr. The only standard machine Of the
world. Scvcntv, five sold in Montana in The Yea,
lSS1. Every machine guaranteed.
GEO. II. SAVAGE, Agent
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-02
We Are Here to Stay!

Mrs. l.: +: Hanson is in receipt Of more Spring
Goods, Of all kinds.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-02

$50 to Mrs. Hanstnx. tor DR.. Balls Health
Preserving Corset. They the hest wearing ant,
most co'nf!tahle corsets that are made: especially
adapted to hcshy wo,ncn.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-02

The Rushfurd Wagon-Evcrv one warranted
For sale by the John w. LDwcll Wagon Ca.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-02

A. fine assortment Of fsabv Carriages, Revolving
bird Cages. and Crnquet Sets just received at G. l.
ThumSen's.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-02
THE TIGER.
Business Locals of L. c. Fyhrie 4 Co.

~~-~~
Business Locals 0f L. G. Fyhrfe & Co.
Choice California Fruits, fresh Teas and Cofees
at l.. c. FYHR1E i Co.'S
We buy BY the Car Load lots, for cash. We sell
cheaper than any house in Montana.
l. c. FYHR1s i Co.
III. hest Flour cheaper than can b + scla l by
Liquors nv the Wholesale. The hest brands in
the market ut L. c. FYHaIE Co.'S.
We are here to stay, and can not and will not be
uu,lersOld. L. G. FYHRiE 4 Co.
Gents Clothing and Underwear, Hats, Gaps,
Boots, Shoes and ituhher Goods at the loves. prices
at l.. G. Fyl,RIE Il Co.'S.
\ car load Of Val Blatxs Bottled Beer received
weekly by L. c. FYsiR1E X Co.
Feed and Provisions at l.. c. Fyhrie 4 Co.'S.
Call and examine the immense Stock at L. C..
Fyhric & Cos.
Better Goods and Lower Prices than any other
house in Southern Mont "a NJ l.. G. Fyhrc 4 Co.'S.
We bound to sell. We will suit customers.
We will satisfy the nust fastidious. "Psnnptness,
Courtesy, and Fair Dealing" is our motto.
L. c. FYHRIE 4 CO.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-02

The AutOphOne. an automatic musical instru
:nent. and FIVE pieces Of m,,sc tor Son ANY child
Gun play the most difficult music at sight Call II
the Furniture Store and examine them.