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The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-09
SANDS 4 BOYCE.
THE LONG END OF THE ROPE.

Please remember that we will send Sou
ready made dresses and wraps tor ladies,
misses and children on approval; that is, to
be returned II you shall find prices too high,
or If for any other reason they shall not
suit We have 80 much confidence in our
goods and prices that We ate willing that
you and yohr neighbors shall pass judg.
ment upon them at your own homes, where
there are no smooth talking salesmen to in.
fuence you. 1t is our business to sell, and
If you wish to buy, we are willing to give
you the long end Of the rope every time.
While we are at all times anxious to sell
goods yet we never want to make sale
unless the purchaser is entirely satisfied
with the purchase. We take back the
goods II they don't suit and that's how we
give you the long end OF the rope.
This Is the season when you think about
re'papering your homes, and in this con.
nection please remember that our stock OF
carpets, wall papers and other house fur.
nishing goods is larger and more varied
than nearly all the other combined stocks
In the Territory, and that our sales are pro.
portionately larger. The same is true ol
our stock Of dress-goods; and to this stock
we invite your especial attention, for II
there is one thing more than another abou,
which our lady readers are particular, it is
in the matter Of dress fabrics. While this
is true, yet We believe our stock is equal to
the occasion.
We will be glad to have you write for
samples Of dress-yoods or anything tina,
can be sampled, and to quote you prices.
Very respectfully,
SANDS L. BOYCE.
Butte City, Mont, June $, 1883.
=. S.: We have full supply Of tents
wagon covers, hydraulic hose, mattresses
bedding, etc, and will be glad to quote
prices. S. Il B.
N. B-We have full line Of samples ol
wall paper and borders on exhibition at the
Post Office Variety Store (ro.v.s.) in
Dillon, and all orders placed with the pro.
prictor thereof, will receive our best atten.
ton. We have only one price for any GER
tain grade and that he will give you. S. Il b
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-09
TAX EyI UP.

TAKEN up by the subscriber. about May s,st,
! tv" bay gcld,nys about seven wears old. The
Light hay Is brand d ON eft st' III cr; star n
forehead; one hind font white; will weigh about
loo pounds, The dark bay has scar on the right
shoulder caused by swecny; star in forehead; will
weigh about i,oso pounds. Owner have. same
i,y paving charges F.P. BRADLEY.
Six miles below Dillon. adjoining Nat Woods
ranch. (s3.76sl
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-09
o0o RnwARDs

STRAYED from :he range near Sheridan. on.
~ gray mare, about nine years old, and hran,ir 4
Is A on the hip. Weight about nine hundred lbs.
Also, nnc iron gray mare colt, two years old
branded : on the shoulder. Also, one yc,rling.
The above reward will he paid fur the recovery "i
the animals. CIIAS. PIEISCII.
Sheridan, Montana. May io. lsss
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-09
NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY,

LAND OFFICE AT IIEl ENA, M. T., May IS, rSs,.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following.
~ named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof support of his cla and that
such proof will be made before Rot I. Wing, dep
uy clerk Of the District court. ut Dillon, NJ. r.,
who made prescription dccl,ratory statement M.
4;ss., for the y " AnfNW 4 Of the : 4 Of n
ing as his witnesses. viz: William Galloway, sam
ucl Clark, James Timing and Cornelius HENRY Of
BlaCktail, Bcavcrhcad county, Montana.
tzI-,S] r. ADklNSON, Register.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-09
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
TAKEN UP.

TAKEN up by the subscriber ono small bay rn-
ny. Spot most; branded B On lett should.
or: also, Is reversed I'M right shoulder. Taken up
July IS, 1872. Owner can have the pony by proving
property and paying charges on same.
w. X. GILBERT,
Five miles below Dillon.
Dcavcrhcad Valley, May lo, lsS, .o-.,l
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-09
BISHOP BREwER's APPOINTMENTS

The following are the places and dates Of Issl,o,
Brewers appointments in licavcrhe:,d county:
AT Glendale. on Wednesday, June 10th.
At Dillon, on SUNDAY, June .4th.
AT Argent,,, on Tuesday, June goth.
AT tsannack, on "Wednesday, June .7th.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-09

DELAND's Chemical Baking Powder is
a strictly pure Powder. 1t Is made from
grape cream tartar and bi.carb. soda only,
They manufacture their soda expressly for
it,and as It Is put together on chemical prin-
ciples, we claim that 1t has no equsl on the
market. Try It! Test it! and you will use
no other.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-09
NOTICE or FINAL ENTRY.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
HELENA, MONTANA, May ~, 1881.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following. -,,:m.
~ cd settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in surpor, Of his claim, and that
said proof will hc made before Robert r. Wing, dep.
uty clerk OF the District Court at Dillon, Montar,:
on Thursday. June 81, 1883 viz: Thomas +. Barrett
who made presumption dcclar;.tory statement No.
ls'3 for the 1IK ofs EN..hc \ wh.of 5 EA, the
y ~ OF wv Sec. ~, r9', X 'aW and names the
following rs his Witnesses, viz: Martin Barrett,
Owen W. Owens. James Barrett and j. Jerome Spcr-
ry, of II orsc Prairie, Montana.
la-,Sl +. ADNINSON, Register.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-09

One Of the Carson papers states: A
gentleman who came down from Virginia
says that the people on the Comstock are
wild with excitement. They feel confident
that new bonanzas will be struck and that
a new era of prosperity and extravaganza
is dawning for them. In fact the trades
men are already beginning to feel the ct.
feet of last weeks rise in stocks.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-09
TAX EIN UF

TAKEN up out of band Of brood mares. on
uptcr Red Rock, small black mule br:,n,i-
I'd IN left shoulder; very old and thin. The
owner is requested to- prove property. pay charges
and take the mule away. Inquire at Pleasant Val.
ley siding.
3rs3l FRANK c. SI.ADER.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-09
xtgsl nodffs.
0UA6n6oNR,

TN the Probate Court Of the county Of Bcavcrhcad,
John Peatc, plaintiff, VS.. Samuel Brai.ar, defend.
ant
The people Of the Territory Of Montana send
greeting to Samuel I3r:,inard, defendant: You are
hereby required to appear in action brought
against you by the above named plaintiff, in the
Proat. court ut the county of Rc:,vcrheah. Terrific
rv ut Montana, and to answer the complaint filed
therein. within ten DAYS exclusive of the day of
scrvic-' after the service on you of this summons
II served within this county; il served out OF
this county, hut in this district within twenty tvs
otherwise within FORTY days; or j,d d.,nent Nv default
will hc taken against you, according to the prayer
Of said complaint.
The laid action is brought to recover from you the
sum OF fifty -one and S. 100 dollars due from ycu to
the plaintiff, as appears by the complaint On file
herein
And you hereby notified that il YOU fail to an.
pear and answer sid complaint above required
the said plaintiff will take Judgment against you for
the said sum of Ssl.ss. and for costs of suit.
Giv"r under hand and tine seal of the Pro, te
court Of the county of Bc:,verfe. ID,
SEAL" Territory y, of Montana, this s'st day OF
st,. r,sh hundred and eighty three.
ROHr. T. WING,
Probate Judge and Ex .Officio Clerk.
RoRr. b. SMITH, Atty for plaintiff. (,,-sS)
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-09
DILLON LETTER LIST,
1oR ~,

liAINING.--At Glendale. Montana, June Z, ISS,
to MIR. and Mrs. Ed. lIaininy, daughter.
Glendale, Montana, June I, lSs,
to Mr.. and Mrs. II. Lellcr, 4 son.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-09
TA.N1N UP

TAKEN up by the subscriber one small b,v
pony: star In forehead; both hind feet white:
no brands visible; about years old, and is saddle
marked. CARI.ET BOND,
Three miles below Dillon, on Sullivan's ranch.
June &, 1853. [1,.,6%I
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-09
SPECIAL NOTICE OF DILLON LODGE,
-. o. U. w.
FOR SALE OR RENT.

THE property situated on the corner Of Montana
and Glendale Streets known as the Dillon
Hotel consisting ofhousc, lot. ard furniture, is Of
fcrcd for sale reasonable terms. Inquire the
premises. ]. r. DINGl.EY,
Dillon, June 9, 1883.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-09

1ocai ads y cts per line (nonp. MEASURE for first
single insertion for less than IS cents. ~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1883-01-10
9a++a;o1 i = y.

S Sout wer'. '<.I;.ana oes YralibenteD
.tvifS cine 2anoltretft in 1a.~s'ta ben 5um
5fdnsmc Der Gbippetuas sebprenben 3ab
tie Munntainz s}nGantrn ols @eisrpatim
an9etuieien.
s slm 4. ,. so. Morgens lint 3 ufr
'tano in @rano SORTS bas 16ermometn
AZ @rab unter ytuQ. 9n gSinuepea,
Manitoba. lpar oas Wtninnm 40. be3
Wor'mum 20 Grab inter Hutl, ,udbre,D
in Dnlutb, D}inn., sic 9a9len 20 uno 8
bic @renie bioetcn.
s Sa Bisnarf b1beu sic &ous1t)co ~
m'iiire SIC. 5bautli3sns Don 5000 aaJ
$500 erb6bt. Tprner tparb, bel0toileh
ale @piels uno Tou3hdu{er 81 1bliebar
uno DE 8ier|alpon5 Dem @onnta9s9elxh
III untermerfen.
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9enommen, bur4 tuel9en cine &epi1iiD
bes 8olltariis aefsrbtrt miro uno os1
ferner fo1senoen $alas entbdlt: 30
es auf Der 9ano lie9t, oaB bic Glen
babnseieQi@aiteu in. @tao,e Wiinnejoto
serabeau coloiiale @efddfte n1aden unb
ibren @isentbimern Dipibenoeu sablen.
tuel@e lie in @tano ieten. binnen 5p6
Sabren bic Nusoaben fit 5 Sabre ,ua,
Der ein5ubrinsen; ba es ferner ni6t y,
|pertennen ilt, oaB bieie Gilenbasansaa
naten in ibrer s8iutar lo melt as4s2
|oab iie fait iiber oos sefan1mte 9esrito=
RUM cine Ut: 3prannenberrldait als<
iiben, unb oa es feruer ttar iit, bab alb
|oiele @elber, tue14e in Die 1alebsn bG
uneriattlideu Gi|enbobnzM Milliondre Fis<
Gen. f@ gum er6Bten 9beil aus Den ie,,.
er erarbeiteten uno erinrten Gents o$
aep6buli@eu Mannes 5riammenlebet
Ito be1blieben tuir, in Der ueber5euslr,a,
|oaB bic seeen>udrt;aen &atcn 5u bo9
limb, cine @erabiebuna Der &aiia9ierrar
''|aui 2 Gents per sReile III iorberu, be-
! E@liebcn ferner. baB bic 2r9islatur artf
,|ge8an9en ,ueroen iou, Elm ous n,inpeiteuS
Iorei Mdunern beitebenbes Committee aall ~
erncnnen, ,pel9es ucue Madt unb Na,
n toritdt baben 1u( (,pie es in Sninpis ,mo
II D3aiiaduiets Der SAT- iit). bic s5rodt
3 raten i'm @taatc mad; better ueber5eu
i lun9 S,1 re9llisren."
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1-Sn bieiem @taate netmen Die s8bI
fe itart iiberbano. @orotgli6 fomnRn
aus Ser l1mseseno bon @en @oint oteh
&la9en iiber oieies 9rfr6bt9e @aub5e,Q
,peG@es bort ltnter benz BtebItano srok
@er1eerunsen anri9tet. Gin Spbn Us
9errn Solepb Sang tuuroe tiir3li9 Off
Der &rairie bon @6lfen ansefallen lhb
bat nur BET nod aeitto autommennen
pu1fe lein 2eben gu peroanfen. Die bune.
|ri9en Beitien batten linn bereits bic Rlei
Der tbeiltueiie pom 2eibe 9eriRen. s;
Der 9an5en u'nee9enb beflasen bic 9pz.-
mer ben &erluit BON @efM6el nnb 1o0nt
bon 9roBeu @6'peinen, Die ben balbpkr.
bun9erten &aubtbiereu gum Dpfer falleu.
y Sn Der lebten @o3e ,purbe .il1
Dmaba Elm @erein 9e9rilnbet, Der fid BIZ
all9emeine Ginfibruns Der 2eidenpep
brennl1ns in ben iueitti4en Stoaten 5n1
auf9abe 9eiteut bat.
= Nm: 0ieufta9 brad in Sen S9mfks
merten in Omaha Geaer aug. bgs meB-
rere @etduoe In aide le9te. Ser Ge~
|uria@te @@aoen bt!duft ii@ naf @1No,
Sn @tauton County purbe IN Sc:
Northumberland am ufer beg glffmru
Jlui5es Die iteifoefrorene 2ei@e eines al.
ten anfieolera Aameus 9erb 9ej,lnbtu.
Sn ber @itte bes GluiIes paf jeta spa
gen I'M Sis Die llmffdnbe (etnes 1p
bes iino nnbetannt. 9er4 mar 9uas.
lselelc unb, lebte ollein in etner grohatk,
@eidt uuol 9dnbe maren bon Msltn
ansefreiIen.
Die 2esssIat,r. luefde am Dt<us
tag in 2ineotn 1afammen8etrtten - BE-
itebt aus 1913 Ritsltebern; 80 geuass=
re,t 1lub 100 &etr6ie 6ienfnflen
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ysa insn e jrtn

5reo. 5tooo, Der tiir5li9 na@ leine.
Nieoerla9e als Ganoibat fir County
Nuoitor bon 0elano perih>uano, bat, lo=
tueit betannt, S9uloen i'm 8etrage pou
$7,577.5o biuterlalen. Ct lua au6er:
Dem nit @ilie 9eidli9ter 91oten uno
@beds beoeutenoe Betrdse erj9,uinoelt
baben.
Il Sn 8inona itarb ST. Samuel 90.
Ofiller, Mite1ieb Der 2egislatur bon IS.
7S - 79, an ben Gol9en elmer all5u 9roz
fen Doiis Morpbiun1, bic er ein9enom=
men bate, I'M ben nd9tli@en @9lai 81
finben.
Sn Winona circuliren 9emperen5=
petitiontn; barum a,f9epnbt ]4reibt Sc,
y@eM. 9eralo".
4 Ser 8rdFbent ernannte am 3. IS.
5u Hofmeiitern:: Giles 9seafe in gBabee
ma; N. Me2artp in Gbatfielb uno g. 6
@amltet in Nba.
4 goli5fi@eiD. 8: sbiplep uun 5ari:
bault itarb am 8: 5. m. an elmer @@ub.
tpunbe, toefde ibm 2e,p;s .. 5ose an, 2
Is. 81. beioebra@t bate.
II pie Minnelota Central zGi}enbab,,
bat fi4 Der Minneapolis uub ct. Qouiz
einperleibt. Gavbaben tpir's! Nbe,
es tommt mob toaer.
s 81 eiaer, On. s5onuar in Ranta,
TO absebalteneit ssuns Der Farmers
State Alliance puroe Gin Dd4luS an.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1883-01-10

cialiiten, no on 38 ousetia9t iiub, Der
SnteruatiOnale onju9eb6ren. uao Der
&ef, 8eamte bieier @erbinoun9 5u lein.
2eon Sap lit at einen, beftisen @i@t>
anfau ertrantt! lein 8uitano 9iebt gu BE
Ilorsniiien geranlaiiun9.
/ 8aris, 5. San. Ser berihmte franz
|56iii4e General gban5p, s6enator auf
2ebens5eit, itarb lebte Na9t pl6tli@.
+ I Yaris, 9. San. Sen. Depalban,
@enerallt ef bes @sneral &inop
Ilpdbreno Der Bela9eruug uol, YariS I'M
|beutj9 9=frana6iij9en &rie9e ,uarb an,
@amitas aus @@reden iiter bas Mble
ben bes Sen. gbanjp BON einen @9la9
anfaQ betroifen uno ltarb.
! 2onoon, 4. San. Cine Depel9e aus
@arna ii Bu'9arien melbet: Gin tiir
|fijder Beamt,r beleibiQte ben italieniz
|i9en &oniul in Trippl1 IN ctr en- ali
Ioer 5trabe; in 6ot9e beiIcn j9lu9 uni
|be14inpfte Der &oulul ben Beamten
|sturmebr uerlanaen Die Mo5lilns Die Be:
Iltraiuu9 bes @onluls. <~..
I 2onoun, 9. Son. Das britil@t
'[@9iff Empire" perbrannte tudbrenl
Der 6abrt na9 Bombap au1 bober see
10 @erlonen rettsten li4, ,uaDreno 5'ue
}Boote, il. oeuen Der @apitdn. Der Steuer
zlmaun unh IA Matrp1eu ji@ befanoey
6 permibt 1uerben.
e| 7 2onoon, 4. San. Gin 8ertiner So
n ri6terltatter la9t; Yripattrieie aug g
Beter5bur9 meloen, oaB oer g5ar al
@onuta9 in ieIlleln @4laf5imn1er Ell
: 5breiben oe5 JteuolGtions -Musl9uNe
+ uorsefunben babe. Il, ,pel9em Der Be9ln
r,oer = pper5s1eiiBenti1 PEI Meiormen nit oen1 "
i:::e:tfa i:::ee::tfa S;'":H... S,!"+H. :csroe, bab oer nu,
: 1@ub Die Mittel bei'be, Bnltdnonine j
: er5tpin9en.
+ + Dublin, 8. San. Delaney ift 81
Z 3bel. .naDme an elner @erl9pDrun9 Al
:, @rmoroerung bes @l@ter$ @amjon jbu
: big 9elpro9en uuo 5u 5ebnjdbriser BUD
:. bau5ltrafe perurtbeilt ,poroen.
Ole 9tatlonalzG19a 5dblt bereltS 80
e 3'peisoereine uuo 6at ie,t ibrer @ntltel
= un9 $4,000 an 8eitrd9en erbaltcn.
Il Die auf @ru1o oe5 Yadtriidltanos
) l@elebes ein9e9an9enen Suffrage aui u
!. pabrung pon Sorl9iilien bttreifen 8
. Ea4tridltdnoe uou 10000 Ya1tunse
e|un0 erfor0ern, ,uenn lie ale be,uillll
= 'peroen, Die 2lus5ab'un9 BON $4,000
900 ous Der @taatstaile an Die @ru1>
l. BERN.
;, ! &Qm, 4. San. @rriu9ton, elm 6ri
> til9er Me9ierun9sbeamter, batte beut
I: cine unterreoun9 nit Dem Garoi al ga
i cobini.
81 Gin Meni6 bat beute als Brotelt az
B |sen Operoant's !pinri9tun9 por Der ble
|ligen 6lterrei@il9en @elanolbait ors
@9iiie ab9eielert.
&airo, 4. San. Ser lmauQ ber all
: Metfa 5uriidsefebrten Hilser bat beut
: bier in @e9en>part bes &beoiue unb De
. 2ofo Dufferin itattgeiunoen. 8ritil@
|uno a9ppttltbc 9ruppen oienteu babel oel
|Y'l9erl ais 5bub9eleit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1883-01-10

t Berlin, z. San. Sn gang Deutl9=
lamb miro gum 8eten Der notbleibenben
l1eberidweu,mten cine '@ammlung bon
9aus 81 Qaus peranitaltet ,peroen. Sic
ruiiii9e @esierun9 bat $125, 900 als
8eitras 81 oeren llnteritiibung be,uiQist; !;
oesglei6e1. aud bic beiiil1e @e9ieruns.
Ourb Die Gammlunsen in 8reuBen linb
bereits>8s5, 5,oooaufse sebrabt. MusGnglano
uno stmcrita 9eben bcbeutence @ummen
ei,l. Die Ne5aetion bes r92oroltern"
nimmt a,19 bereitmilli8lt 2iebes9aben
entse9sa l,uo bef0rbert oieielben an ibren
8eiti,nn.,lussort. Das Glenb 1T 1e TT
grob uno wer irseub bellen fam, Der
|loQte seben. Sebes 59erFein bilit.
! 2onbon. 4. San. Die rYaa Mall
Gazette tbeilt unter @orbeba9t eirL@e,
rtl9t MT, luonadb bic militdrpfli4tigen
Deuti9en in 2onbon bon Der oeutlden
Mititdrbeb6rbe aneetuieien .uoroeu jeien,
ii9 aur &iidtebr nah Deuti9laas bebufs
@eniisuu8 ibrer Militdrpili@t bereit 3u
balten.
Der biefsen beutiden @eiaRbtldaft
1T ponIeiner Strartisen 8erfusuna Ser
beutldtn Militdrbeb6rbe nidts bttasuut.
8 ! BariS, 4. Son. am Montoa Be-
ls'nut ~ 2pon Der 8ro5eb ee9en 66 so
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ei',,,., ben 10. san,,ar 1aa
laeen. 9ie 6abnen ber oas @brenseleit
biloenoeu 9ruppentbeile lparen iu f5lor
9ebhlt. l1m I'll l1br ieBte ii@ Der 8us
in 8etpe8uns. an ber Spite befielben
befanoen ii@ bic ger1panbten unb Jreu.>,,
Dc bes 8eritorbenen, ibnen folgten be
8trtreter beg @rdfbenten @repp, bic
bic @enerdle, barunter General
@aQifet. bic @enotoren, bic Deputirten,
barunter@ @lemenceau uno onoere Mit9liee
Der Der dnBeriten 2inten. On ber @pibe
Der Senatoren unb Der Deputirten {@ritz|
ten beren Hrdiibenten @eprat unb Bril>
Jpn. Der Bug mar nabe3u 5tpei Meilen|
lang. Sbm poran nari9irte Die republic
tdnii9e @arbe, 'uel9e 5u9lei9 Die Gbrenz
tpade fir bic 2ei9e ab9ab. SIM @ans
sen m69en al, 100000 Menl9en benz
2ei4enbe9dnsnib beiseluobnt babeu.
Na4oem Die Men9e an bem Sarge porz
Iiiber9e5o9en wor, ,uuroen UNI balb @ier
Die &irbbof8pierteu 9eidloNcn. .
@einab. ein efttimer perl0nli9er Treuno
&ambetta's per0iientli9t einen einsebe1,=
ben Beri@t aber @ambetta's @ermu,1<
bun9, I'M ale fali@en @erii9te au >uiberz
le9en. Ct ia9t barin, @ambetta babe
einen neuen Repolper unteriu9t; eine
! iaidt 9enau paNenoe &atrone babe ben
@erl4lub bes 2oufes sebinoert un> @am.
BETA babe -perlu6t, ben GeridluB &C.
tualtiom herbei5ufabren. 9abei babe e,
bie woffe an oeren Manoun" in be,
pono sebalten unb Ser e&ub babe iit
uneribartet entlaben uno i'm an Der @ou>
permunoet. Die Gran, pel.ber nit I'm,
teht @ambetta's @eripunoung auae:
i9rieben tperbe, itebe jenem unslitdlide1
3ufaa sdn5li@ fern; iie babe ben Ser:
punoeten pier uno breiBis Gage lang NIT
treuer 9ingebun9 9epfe9t :@dnmtliebt
Mdrtte nit Gusnabme oer B6rie lino 9e:
Iidloijen. Dte idmmtii9en @eianbten
eill9lieB1i9 oes beutl9en 8ot d ,fterS
8lriten 9pbealube, tparen 5usesen atE
ii@ Set 2ei@en5u9 in Betpe9un9 lebt'
lulle battelt 81 oernielben lire &utl@en &C.
lenbet. ri ..- ~.:t..1'
! EDie Deputation aus @liaB &Jjtth4
r!ngen 'purbe auf Dem 9an5en Wese, Der
Der Bug nabm, tbeilnebn.enb besriiBt
gu ben toitbariten 8lumenipenoen a,11
@ombetta's Sar9e 9eb6rten sic bes
a'nerifanii4en @eianoten Morton, uni
bes General Meab.. t..,.-. .a.. +,
Die &esieruus bat bei@1oiien, Die Ser
authorizing fit Sic bel @ambetta's Sci
lbenbeadnsniB BON Briiton; @eprat, Sc
oeit uuo 8illot sebaltene1, @eoen gu iiber>
nebmen. M1e anberen @eben ,parel,
rein pripater 9tat,lr. Das Blatt .gbat
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LAMB 9enommen uno lit oeBbalb beute
Wor9en nit &ei61a9 bele9t uorben.
! Berltn, Z. San. s5n gang Deutl9=
lamb piro gum 8eiten Der notbleibenben
(1eberldpemmten cine 'Sammlun9 bon
9aus 81 9aus peranitaltet tperoen. Die
ruifi4e &esierlln9 bat $125, 900 als
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-11-17

The recent attempted bribery Of
the Mansfield Herald. into ihe sup
port Of S. d. McEpery for Governor.
IS creating considerable fuss. II 9
same offer was made to the CHRoxr-
Gle two months ago, and We publish
I'd the fact ut that time, snpposine
hat those interested might want 10
Investigate for themselves, but have
not Leard word as yet.
The offer was 5000 for The nse Of
two columns, to be devoted to pub
fishing such extracts as were favora-
bic to McEnery. We were not to be
required to ,orite anything. We then
charged that the State papers were
being bought up'in the interest Of the
administration. II any OF the Nc
Eneryites are anxious for further
particulars ia this matter we stand
prepared to furnish them.
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mo. l.


the Lottery Company has become 90
important . factor in The political
history OF our >taleS Why IL it that
the inou@y obtained through such
channels should Row he, as am con-
v,nced II is, Que VI The principal b.
ssacles 10 the States return to honest
ec.nony aud good government is
it not evident that n sheslsby condl-
i,pn Of Affairs. with good schools for
the ctiIdreu the state. with whole
same Instruction .or lie Young. show
sng them thai wealth IL not to be ac-
qalrsd III minute or by The tanning
OF wheel--with tie removal, in
other words. Of gambling system
wilicl, - fast disgraclng our bones
AID fsmillss--is il not evident, ! sly,
that return to honest industry hy
the overihrowipR Of The political in
hdence Of this Lottery Company that
ws can have hope Of rivaling some OF
orr sister Southern States in pro-
gress, influence and culture?
Is it the hope Of every good citizen
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-11-17
VOLUME VII, no. |.

ht'io more tuau SIX years ago
the present editor and proprietor OF
the CHRONICLE arrived ia Grant
parish, = stranger among strangcrs,
and took charge Of this paper. d,
tue difficulties under which we labor
ed at first we will not now relate. a.
they are familiar 10 the most OF our
readers. Suffice il to say that we have
made good onr intention at that time
expressed. OF becoming one Of the
citizens of the community compos-
ing Grant parish. Il has ever been
our aim to advocate men aud meas
nres that in our humble opinion
would best serve the true Interests,
of The people Of the parish. As 10
our consistency we leave it to our
readers to judge. Such measures ms
we may have failed in to serve our
parish rightly is owing to lack Of
Judgment and not to desire to adyo
cate error. In period Of six years
4 is but human that W. should have
made some errors. Who of US have
not done :he same? But in Ill
ih Dgs our object aud aim has beer
to war against the wrong and advo
cate the right. As to our course in
me future let our past record speak
Feeling that we are aew more thar.
oushly identified aud interested with
the people, We shall. if anything. be
more zeaious 10 their behalf than
iavs characterized our efforts 10 the
past. That We have made mans
warm friends We feel satisfied. and
thai we may have made some enc
mics Is to be expected If any uan
who has opinions aud consictiors
and dases 10 express and maintain
'hem. Of the latter we are happy 10
ttl,eve there are few. it any, among
the right thinking and right acting
people Of the conmnr,ity For the
good or bad opinion of wrong doer,
we care not QUE iota.
The HaoxIcLE is now one of the
institutions Of Grant parish, aud as
such We feel justified in asking for
II the support end patronage Of the
people. Experiences bse taught oe
that it is y losing business to con
duct newspaper on tie credit sys-
TEN, aud, with the view of requiring
all subscribers TO pay in advance. We
have reduced our rates from 81 90 To
81 SO. There are . large number OF
persons in arrears on our books, and
these We shall exps Ct to settle imme
diateiy. Let them come forward At
once and pay mp. aud, if they want
the paper longer. hand over 81 so fn
another year. We wish Il distincii,
understood that the reduction is ~
no case t. begin with subscriptions
that dale prior 10 this issue Thoss
uow in arrears must settle before
thev are entitled to the reduction.
Any person bending in i've new