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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-07-11
8erlin ale SieritaSt.

Wie rapib ii9 in Der oeuti6en
&ei6sbauptftabt I'M febten Decenaium
bic Decentralization seboben bat, benefit
bic ben Wenigfen betannte 9batia9e,
6aB Berlin in Be3ug auf D6be Ser
8ierproouftion augenblidlidb Die grDBte
Gerifabt Seutf6lanbs lit unb ieIblt Sic
Bieritaot par excellence Miin1en mad
officiellen Daten i'm Sabre 1882 nur
anndbern6 100000 gentner Mals
berbrau9te, tpdbrenb in ben Sc Berlis
ner Brauereien 834,576 gentner perar>
beitet ipurben. Mu9 in 8eaug auf bic
Gr6Be ein5elner 8rauereien bdlt Berlin
tuobl einen Gerglei1 nit Wtinhen
aus. Berlin befiBt bemna9 gegenpdrz
tig amar tlur cine Brauerei, Bic beaiigs
li6 Der @r6Be ibrer probuftion fi1 nit
einer Der Nsiin9ener @roBbrauereien
erfen Ganges gu meRen permag; tpdb=
renb aber in Miin1etl tur,5 Brauereien
Dorbanoen iin6, tpel9e mebr als 20, 900
@entner Mals berbrau9en, befibt Berlin
II folder grauereien. Wegen ieiner
rieligen @inwobneraabl bat Berlin aud
ben sr6Bten 8ierfonfum Seuti6lan6s
aufsumeifen. Die Bierausfubr 8erlins
batte i'm Sabre 1882 bic ifattli1e 66be
bon las, 900 9eftoliter errei6t, tpdbrenb
alerbings Miin9en i'm Sabre 1882 bic
gepaltige Menge, bon 431 ,245 Qeftolis
ter erportirte. Mber 8erlins Biererport
ma6t beitdnoise Gorti9ritte, pdbrenb
iid bic 8iereinfubr mad Berlin bon
lob, 900 5eftoliter i'm Sabre 1881 auf
So 600 9eftoliter i'm Sabre 1882 bers
minberte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-07-11
Gin s,.aemabtes @ebir,t.

SIN st. @incent Sospital su Sem
gorf lit 6ieier Sage cine Operation
oOllsogen tporoen, bic unapeifelbaft gu
ben f6mierigiten 5dblt, tpel9e Bic
Wunbar3neifunit fennt. Ser @a9per=
bait 1T folgenber; Wi@ael Soffmann
bate an bem @lebator zines Gauies Der
@reenwid @traB Be etmas 3u repariren.
@r lag auf benz 8oben bes 8ebdu1es,
in wel6em ii@ Der Gabritubl betpegte,
als 6iefer bon oben berunter glitt unb
6offmann fosuiagen feitflelnmte. Grit
6as Gei6rei bes 2ebteren lieB ben Gle
batorboD" CUR grfenntniB bes angeri9z
teten ungliids fommen. St sog bic
Seine, Der Gabritubl gina in bic S6be
un6 Soffmann murbe nit 5erbro9ener
9irnf9ale, aus Der tbeiltpeis oas &C.
birn gudte, berborgesosen linb mad
bem ct. 8incent's 9Dipital transporz
tirt. Cine &ettung bes 0erumgliidten
f6ien BEN Mer5ten unm6glif. Dr.
2arfin bIieb es iiberla{Ien, benz naben=
ben Senienmann iein Spfer au entrei=
Ben. Munoerbar, tpie es flingt, 1T es
benz Mr5t gelunsen, bur6 cine ielbit
in miiienf6aftliden &reiien fait uner=
b0rte Operation bas 2eben 9offmann's
gu erbalten. @ir feben BON ether
genauen, nur ben Mr5t intereifrenben
8ef6reibung Der 6irurgii@em Sbat
9arfins ab unb conitatiren, baB
Sarfin 6as aus bem S9dbelbru9
berborgequolleme @ebirn auridl9ob
unb Die bariiber liegen6e 9aut, tpel6e
ielbftberifdnbli6 5erriilen mar, auiant=
menndbte. 8is ieBt eri6itn es 70 gut
tpie blaifer Sob, bieie Saut nur au be-
riibren, fdmeige benn nit Der Nabel an
mebreren Stellen gu bur9bobrem. Mber
es gelang. Sas Weitere bat natiirli6
nod ber 9eilungsproaeB gu belorgen.
Mber innerbalb elmer Wode lit berlelz
be, uenn Nqes glatt 9ebt, 10 melt bor=
gef9ritten, oaB bic @9dbeloede an Der
perlebten @telIe ii6 eriebt baben unb
bort gegen ettpaigen Sturm 10 guteil
S6ub bieten tpiro, tpie bic alte ldngit
borban6ene. MlIes III Maem 1T es Die
i@wierisite Operation, bic felt benz Be=
ifeben 6es ct. @ineent's SoipitaIs bou=
fiibrt tuorben 1T.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-07-11
ssettfabrten auf sem Ocean.

Die Mgenten iasen, es babe feline
Wettfabrt stpif6eu Der r@allia", rNriz
sona1 unb uNuitral", tpel6e au ben
| i6neafen Dampfern Der emglif6en 2i=
MEN geb6ren, itattgefunben. Mabr=
i9einli6 miir6e es iid ni9t betpeifen
laiien, nab elm ltebereinfommen fir cine
Wettfabrt getrofen tporben lit, aber es
unterliegt feinem 3meifel, baB bic paf=
tagiere arf ben orei Oampfern an cine
Wettfabrt berieIbeu slaubten unb auf
oas &eiultat bobe Metten eingingem.
gs tpdre unfinn, bebaupten sl tpollen,
baB fol9e Ocean Wettfabrten i'm Mz
gemeiuen berban,mt tperoen, benn bic
SbatIa6en ipre6en bafiir, 6aB iie BON
bielen Yerfonen gebiligt tperben. Wiele
&aufleute linb Dafiir, benm bic paffas
ge3eit trirb ba6ur1 abgefiirat uno 0er
Gutertransport erleibtert; mand1en
9eifenben iinb iie millfommen, benn
bic Gabrt erbdIt babur1 erb66tes esu=
tereiie unO Mufreguns ilno bic GpDr=
tinglelite fin6 geiuiB bafiir eingenome
men, benn iie geben linen @eIesenbeit
gu elmer neuen glrt bon 6asarbfpiel.
Srob alebem bilben bic Befiirmorter
ober nur cine tleine Minberbeit, bic
Wtaioritdt ber6ammt bic Wettfahrten
auf's gnti9iebenite, ba ibr bic Gefab=
ren Derielben tuobl befannt iin6. Ser
gefdbrli9fte Sbeil Der Moute finb bic
NenfunblanbzBdnfe, mo- 9lebelmetter
ftets sll ert6arten lit, mo- man oft auf
gis trifft unb ipo bic @efabr zines .3u=
fammenitoBes nit gisbergen ober an6e=
rem S6iffen febr let1t in bas 1ereid Der
Wt0gli6feit geb6rt. 9tatiirli1 tuir6 es
tein @apitdn risfiren, ourd) bie1e
8egeno NIT boiler 9ampffraft au fab=
rem. Mber Bel elmer Wettfobrt, pb bie=
ielbe nun fornlea ober unformeQ fei,
liegt bie8erfu6ung nabe ,i1neller als qe=
tp6buli9 5u fabren un6 &iIifos au iiberz
tebmen. Das S9limmite an Der @a6e
aber 1T, baB Elm gapitdn, Der ioldes all
tbun Wilens 1T, feline ginwenbungeu
feitens ieiner BaIiagiere su befirhten
bat. Nber felbit Denn aud feine mirfz
lt9e Wettfabrt ffattfinoet, 10 mui5en
bod bic Werfu6e Der gigentbiimer Der
neuen f6nellen Oampfer, chamber au
iibertreHen, 5lt reguIdren S9nelligfeitsz
grperimenten fiibren. 9as geftreben,
bic f9nealte Gabrt gu MAIDEN, ldBt fidj
nit benz 8effreben, ben paiIagieren Die
gr0btm6slide Si6erbeit 3u geudbren,
f9tDer Dereinigen. $50 nur auf aroBe
96neligfeit geieben tpirb, miifien Der
Si9erbeit Opfer gebra6t tperben. Do
big iebt 6iefe S6nellieteits &ibalitai
3wif6en ben berf6iebenem 9ampferlis
uien 0bne llngliifsfdqe abgelaufen if,
10 finbet 6as pubIifum an Ser aufree
gung gergniisen, bat ii6 aber bic uns
ansbIeiblide Gataitropbe eininaI ereigs
net, 10 bat 6as Publifum aud ni6t bas
ae9t, bic SeiiBer 6er Dampfer allein
lll taeeln. begiinitigt es ielblt bod bic
@ettfabrten auf bem Ocean in jegli@er
Weiie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-07-11
.. Bridget

70. 4 eait gommerceitraBe, nabe Der
yriide, 9dnoler in gifenipaaren, Oe=
zen unb Ble9naaren. Ngent fiir bic
ereellenten Gaporite Go6ofen. Man
lpre9e bor unb eraminire bieielbeu.
Oie befen S1reiner= uno Maurers
panoperfseuge cine @pecialitdt. gi=
lenipaaren fur @ontractoren als Ndgel,
S9l6her, S6arniere &C., su BEN bors
tbeilbafteften preifen. Cine &lempners
Merffdtte 1T init bem @ef6dft perbuns
ben unb 9a@beden unb ale in bies
Ga6 f6lagenbe Nrbeiten tperoen prompt
beforgt. Oa9rinnen Sc 3oll lana obne
SaumL obne preiserb69nng.
8elepbon No. 119. 21,6.m
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-07-11
9(ustuuft fur 9aute,t. 9
(GortiesE,.y tolst.)

9(ustmuft fir 9amem. 9llIes flr
cine 9ausbdlterin WiniGenswertbe
fann man bur9 bas 2eien bes House
wife" fennen lernen. 9alIelbe ift bas
biaigfte 8latt, bns fir 9ameu eri6eint.
&eguldrer preis 81. g8irb ieber Same
als probe elm Sabr lang frei 5ugeI6idt,
iuel6e Die Namen unb @6relIen bon 10
berbeiratbeten 6rauen O6er SausbdI=
terinnen uno IL 3meieent=Stamps fiir
poifage einienbet. MbreiIe:
The Housewife. @o6eifer, u. 3.
1t3, ,tuip1M
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-07-11
Diesselhorst & Damken,
Snrnerb allie
@eitt= II. 8tertuirtbid)ait.

Ser prpmlarite Sammelplab her 9eutId)sn
bon Gan slntonio.
Sur bic beitem @etranfe unS Gioarun ner>
ben perabrei6t. Gisfaltes Gitb Bier unb aus.
ipartise 8icre bircft bonn Sab. 21,1jt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-07-11

Sie Girma Dutb & 8olL
bre6t bat bic Mgentur bon Sdgers
patentirten 8aumpollen @prinflers
iibernOmmem. @emii1te Jarben, Dele,
Jirniiie, aQerbanb pinfel &c. fortpdb=
renb auf 2ager. Wenn sSbr eimmal
bort gefauft babt, tperbet Sbr f@om
tpieber fommen. 22,5,tp
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-07-11
Satb & Noubredt.

giieniuaarenbdnoler am alamo. Vloaa,
garantiren boae 3ufriebenbeit allen
Senen, Die in ibrem Sad ettpas a6tfia
baben. gu ben billigiten preilen tuers
ben nur Waaren erfter Qualitdt perz
fault. 22,5,p
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-07-11
2u iperutiethett.

pianos (5quare unb Upright au
$6 big So pro Monat. Die Wietbe
tpiro eingere6net, i'm Gaa elm Gauf
bes Snifruments getuiini6t tpirb.
Sbos @oggan & Bros.
T.6,tutp4tu 250 Commensurate.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-08-02
He Arrayeth Himself.
News Letter.

The American citizen all over
the broad land now arrayeth him
self in political war-paint and feath-
ers. He robeth himself ir Presi-
Dental plumes and strutteth
about as happy as lord. He is
big with political ambition. He
maketh bets upon his favorite can
didate, and rejoiceth over the pros
pect Of new silk plug and q fat
Office. Verify, during Presiden-
tial campaign, the American citi-
zen reveleth in high spirits and
they are the spirits Of gin, brandy
and Bourbon, from now to No
vember.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-08-02

IT Is worth while to record the
the theory Of DIR. Klaczko, an emf
nent physician OF Vienna, that
powerful preventative OF cholera ex-
lists In ordinary crude petroleum.
He notes that in Galicia, where there
are prolific oil wells, the people have
enjoyed perfect immunity from the
disease through periods when it was
epidemic in the district around them.
Dir. Klaczko's belief is that the es-
Gaping gases from the oil rock not
only fortify the system against chol.
era, but vitiate and destroy the germ
of the disease itself. In the event Of
visitation Of the pestilenceto these
shores it would not be difficult TO
test the theosy to the utmost, the
3S, GOO, 900 barrels Of crude oil now
stored In the country making tpos-
sible to take it into the infested com
munities and sprinkle the streets
with it, as they have done regularly
for years in Baku, the central town
in the great oil fields Of Southern
Russia.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-08-02

it does then it is useless for the stu
dent to exert himself to gain glory.
Ii it be true, then fame and glory
are not werth living for. God. who
created man, gives him the courage
and ability to elevate himself; to cul
tivate his mind; to make worthyre
cord and when be has made record
of honor and fame it will last until
eternity. The path Of glory leads
but % the grave--only to it--beyond,
the glory won in a well-lived life will
exert an influence as mighty almost
as it did before death ended that
life. Il Grant Filter.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-08-02
A story or Judge Black.

II recall an amusing incident OF M,
association with Judge Black said i
friend, while talking OF the distinguish.
cd Jurist. The was 4 Shakspearian
critic and authority and nothing grated
ON his ear more harshly than q mis-
quotation. During the last constitu.
tional convention, Of (which he was d
member, the delegates could hardly
make speech without dragging in
some poetical excerpt, which they
usually butchered, and the Judge, who
never knew whether he was In or ont
Of order, would interrupt them with
his corrections, or would go to the
clerks desk and see that the lines were
printed right. One day there had been
on unusual number Of mishaps OF this
kind, aud the Judge had secured leave
OF absence to 20 home. just before
leaving he walked over to Mr.. George
w Biddlc's seat, and said: nBiddle,
l am going away, and, If in my absence
you allow any injustice to be. done to
the memory Of William Shakespeare /
VIII hold you personally responsible"
The new Pension Building will
be- the largest brick building In the
United States. 1t will cover nearly
two acres OF ground, and will form d
new feature In architectural Wash
ingtOn. The other public buildings
In the city are of heavy classic style.
dating back to the days Of Greece
and early Rome. This building Is
modelled after the style Of the R0-
man palaces of the fifteenth century.
Its outer walls show three stories OF
red pressed brick, lighted by win
dOws capped with fine holdings; and
its glass roof, rising sixteen feet
from the third story, is surmounted
by Q dome. Along the second story
OF this red building, just under the
windows, extends around the whole
OF the building 3 yellow freize, .
band three feet wide Of carved fig
ures representing the many scenes
Of army and naval warfare. The
figures are wonderfully life-like.
The outer walls are to be seventy
five feet high, and already they are
built to the second story. Some Of
the grand doors of entrance are al
most completed, and over their tops
are fine holdings of NEUROLOGICAL
figures, while the key-st0nes In most
cases are the heads of the Goddess
OF War, Neptune or the beautiful
face Of the Goddess of Liberty. The
entrances to this immense building
are four grand stairways, rising by
easy steps from story to story.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-08-02

The latest sweet things in cradles
The new baby,
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-08-02

TINE undersigned respectfully informs
J. the citizens of Martinsburg and Serk-
eley county that he has opened Coal and
Wood Office and Flour and Feed Store at
SO Queen Street, where all orders in my
line will receive prompt attention. have
put in pair of Fairbanks new scales and
all coal sold by me will be weighed and
full weight guaranteed. Piedmont and
Cumberland run Of mine, Fine and Lump
Coal; also best quality Nut and Egg an
thracise coal always on hand.
Farmers having Corn, Oats and Hay to
sell are solicited to see me before selling.
Thanking the public for the liberal pat
ronage extended me, and soliciting your
further favors,
am respectfully yours,
jy24-iy. j. w. ROBERTS.
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EANSoN M.
LODGING HOUSE.

In connection with her Millinery EstA.,s
1ishment, Mrs. Hanson has q number 1T
commodious rooms neatly fitted up foR:
1odgsrs. The house IL pleasantly situated, !,
two doors east Of the Corinne Hotel
DR100 1EAK1NG.
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as young men seem to think quite the
polite thing to do in some circles nowadays
it is not the proper course. Mothers
should teach their daughters to keep their
persons sacred. Kisses and caresses from
young men at parties or during evening
drives have been the beginning of the most
frightful ca!amties to innocent young girls,
who had never been. properly informed
concerning such matters, and who trusted
too implicit }. too the honor and judgment
of irresponsible men.
81 do not remember said {; married
lady, not long ago, that word was ever
said to me in my girlhood concerning my
relations with young men. / was allowed
to 60 and come, to write letters and accept
invitations, pretty much as | chose. My
mother and father, and all of my family
friends, many of whom lived in our vicin-
ity, were pious people and they were of
course, among the most cultured and re-
spected inhabitants of the town. l suppose
they thought my native sense OF propriety
was shield enough, and that 1t would be
impossible for me to go astray. But l
might have been saved so many, many
small trials and notifications if | had only
been told frankly by mother Just how to
conduct myself toward young men, And
some girls of our village who went to school
with me and were, l know, as pure and
innocent as myself lost their virtue, l
firmly believe, through the failure of their
mothers to forlify them adequately against
the temptations to which they were alter
ward exposed
MANY a disgusting divorce suit or UNI
savorv town scandal has begun in kiss
g;ven at a party or an impulsive caress
which, was improperly received. Weak
human nature is often unable TO stem the
tide of passion, when it is once fully
aroused; but these chance beginnings,
which are usually SO trihing that slight
warming from the properly taught may
easily prevent their recurrence, are entirely
comfortable. Even well-ballanced men
and women, whom we have believed to be
utterly trustworthy, fall some times. The
best among us may we'll be on our guard
in world so strangely constructed. An
honest and faithful reliance upon the AL
mighty Father may fifty be enjoined upon
everybody In this matter, as in all the per-
pexities of life; but if we may not always
be able to persuade our daughters to give
themselves up to that higher guidance, we
may at least impress upon them the shrewd
and practical maxims of worldly wisdom,
among which should be PROMINENT Keep
your person sacred, and allow kisses and ca
resses from no man except your nearest
relatives, and the one who has been an
nounced publicly as your intended hus-
band.'
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CHE 1Mon Tribu,,e.
The Way Of the World.

A youth would marry maiden,
For fair and forty was she;
But she was rich and he was poor,
And SO it might not be,
\ lady never could wear
Her mother held it firm
\ gown that came OF an Indian plant
Instead Of al Indian worm.
Md 50 the cruel word was spoken,
And so it was two hearts were broken,
a youth would mary maiden,
For fair and fond was she;
But he was high, and she was low,
And so it might not be.
\ man who had worn a spur,
In an ancient battle won,
Had sent it down with great rcnown,
To goad his future son.
And so the cruel word was spoken;
And so it was two hearts were broken
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1884-08-09
The Training of Girls.

las girl grows toward womanhood 1t
should be one of the first thoughts OF the
mother to see that her daughter under
stands thoroughly the position which she
ought to maintain toward the other sex.
Anything like prudishness or false mod
esty ought to be as decidedly discouraged
as too great freedom, though it is best II
an error must be committed, that It should
be committed upon the safe size. But as
for allowing young men to button ner
cloak, adjust her hat, pin her collar, or per-
form any other such very personal onces
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1884-08-09

TEv latest styles I'm the market are beins.
constantly received by Express.
ALSO 0UXI.1axE
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4 Poor Economy.
ANNA T.. DICKINSON.


does to accomplish it.
|. costs more to take care Of the idle
Door, the able paupcrs. than to see that they
are trained in some wise, to work, and the
means OF ~eli-support put before them.
Itcosts more to cure than to prevent, ten
times over; and cure is rarely brought TO
perfection even then.
Il the evil effects Of the neglect Of & life
ended with that life, they would be sore
and heavy weights for society to entail upon
itself; but they spread in overwhelming
circles q, the generations move on and
Io7.W.
it is a difficult matter to trace the record
Of criminal and pauper descent; since,
like all dark things, it burrows in tn, dark,
where investigation follows with uncertain
feet.
Here and there, however, by unusual
prominence of vi gor and crime, by un-
usual persistence Of interest and study, the
dismal road can be traced-not to its end,
but from drcary past to Il hdeous present.
Atarecent meeting of the State Char
tiles Aid Association Of New York, Dr.
!Iarris presented some verified statistics ct
,,c outorowtl, of !. single life OF neglect
and misery.
Two hundred wears ago, in small vii
lace on the Upper Hudson, "Margaret'
was left adritt; solitary child, without
family, or friends, or home. All, if there
had been Il school for her, a shelter for her,
:. |2ly that had been, in sort at least, a tos
icy father and mother to her; aud some one
% see that she received all that the law al
lowed, perhaps going d step ont of the way
10 make sure that this life had its feet
planted on the right road!
Bat, no. neither the law, nor any man
nor woman within or without the law,
cared for her body or her soul.
The little unregarded animal lived its
animal life; grew, found others of its kind,
Dcrpctuated it's animal life; died. and, dy-
ing, left Il long line of criminals and pau
pcrs to curse those who had made no effort
10 turn the curse of its life into blessing.
Shooting down through six generations,
the county records show that nine AHndred
descendants of this one abandoned life to
have been and 70 be drunkards, lunatics,
imbccilcs, idiots, paupers, and prostitutes;
two hundred Of these convicted of and pun
ishcd for crime.
In one generation alone, there were
twenty children, of whom seventeen grew,
ike poisonous weeds, to maturity. Ot
these seventeen, nine served in state prls-
ons for high crimes, an aggregate term OF
fifty wears; while the remaining eight
divided their existence among jails, penl-
tcntiaries, and aims houses.
"Behold, how great matter little fre
kirdleth!"
This one spark Of life, that, watched and
tended, might have made cheerful blaze
on domestic hearth, warming and WHY
ing tome-an excellent thing in itself,
comfort and help to others,--lett to run
wild; has grown and grown till it sweeps
tempest of flame, consuming property,
persons, morals, and that thing for which
we care SO much, money, BY hundreds OF
thousands. #s
whatsoever man soweth, that shall he
so reap" ..
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NoTlCE.--To + PUBLIC.

NOTICE IS hereby giveAt have sold one
half Of the Montana Meat ket and the business
thereof to p. A. Bray, latel Custer, Idaho. The
business will hereafter be dlcted by ]. c. and p.
III. BRAY.
All bills contracted on fforc the 23d day "
lime. 1854. will be settled ac undersigned.
J.C. BRAY.
Dillon, Montana, July IsH. law
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sh1rpi1 Ores

Owing to the delay in stlg up the smeltcr and
consequent disappointment miners, will ship
ores to Omaha and Swansi a very small COM
pcnsation over actual exfs. giving the miner
the largest amount for his
Correspondence and retPpcn to all interested.
INES,
a5-tfl Bradford. rPr;dges P. O., n. T.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1884-08-09
4 RELIABLE FIRSCLASS DEUG.

4 RELIABLE FIRSCLASS DEUG.
GIS1
Will always recommends bis customers
,,,re and reliable needles. There is not
druggist in this great ountry who does
not TO-DAY recommend
Browns SaIparilla
And Dandelion with lGe ct Potassium,
as the remedy that is dng more cases OF
Scrofula, Dyspepsi1 kheumatIsm,>
Erysipelas, Salt Rhe, Iumors,
Kidney Diseases, b Constipation,
Than any other Bloodiyer and Kidney
remedy known. Ask u druggist to show
you the formula printer each bottle, and
Use no remedy for tlBlood. the Liver
and the Kidneys but lwn's Sarsaparilla.
This sterling remed! sold at the Dill
lon Drug Store. AsEem OF its merits.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1884-08-09
Always ReliabllWarranted!

Frost bites, infam, sore eyes, burns,
bruises. cuts, and oldres, cured at once
or your money refund by your druggist.
This is the positive VANITY placed on ev-
erv box Of BRoWN's mica SALvE bv
the Brown Medicinej Id Manufacturing
Company. Only IS IS.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1884-08-09
VIC. Z. DEPARTMENT.
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