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The Portland daily press., 1884-10-22
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
SEA OF ICE.

Portland Theatre was filed with good audience
last evening, and the Sea of Ice fairly done by
This piece offers but opportuni les fer fine ACT
ing and the scenic effects were orly handled
Mis- Caxton's Qsarita was good, and Charles Stey
Maria was remarkab good and her appearance in
response 10 hearty applause at the fail of the eur.
tain lAct y was charming for young a child
This evening the Two Orphans will be done and
Miss Ciaxtons famous creation of Louise will nc
doubt attract large audience MIR. Stevenson is to
double jacques Frocuard and Chevalier De Vaudrey
difficult task owing to the dissimiiarty of the two
chaIacte
THE PEOPLES THEATRE.
A good house enjoyed the fine bill being done at
this Theatre, and the Iron Mask proves good even
ing's entertainment while the variety portion of
the performance is decidedly good.
The Portland daily press., 1884-10-22

For Asthma, Neuralgia, Rheumatism and
ell Lung troubles uss the Pine Hygienic Mat
tress. Price $8. SO and $40. j. Fl. Gaubert.
Manufacturer and Proprietor, 2o3 MIDDLE
Street, Portland. may27dtf
The Portland daily press., 1884-10-22
From c. r. Wells, Furniture Dealer, Auqus.
IN. Me-

HAVING BEEN SUBJECT TO COUGH MORE OR
less'-9eneralls more,-I wish to add my tes-
timony in favor of the celebrated Adamson' 8
Cough Bslssm, manufactured by you, which
has given relief sooner and cured cough
quicker for me, than anything else that have
ever tried for that purnosa -
The Portland daily press., 1884-10-22
U. q. Circui. Cour,.

DR., W. R. EVANS, Dentist, will be in his
office Nov. l. Office hours, from 9 to I2 a. m.
oc21 40 =
The Portland daily press., 1884-10-22
THE p r e s s
WEDNESDAY, MORNING. OCT. s9.
NRM AnvERrasRmENrs rnnAv-

NEW ND Eh IS EM ENTS EUDAK,
ENTERTAINMENTS
Grand Skating Party-blaine Pioneers.
Portland fheatfe-rwo Orphans
Church of the Mesiah-Annual Fair.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Rines Brothers Quilts and Comforters.
Scarlet Undprwear-O ven, Moore & Co.
Scarlet shirts a d Drawers-N. IL. Studley.
Mrs Merrilrs Glass French.
To Let-Tenement.
Wanted-Ladies to Know.
To Lst-Piano4.
. Damaged Underwear-Rines Brothers
For Sale or to Rent-Houses
Portland, Bangor, Et. Desert g. Maehias S. S. Co.
For Sale-Four Horses
The Portland daily press., 1884-10-22
MRS. MERRILL'S

Glass i'm French Conversation
will meet at
No. 81 High Street, Wednesday After.
Moons, at 4 O'clock.
For particulars, address
oc22, 49, ,28,29 MRS. EVERETT j. THROOp.
WTANTED.-The Ladies to know that if thew
w want their Dress Plating to look even and
beautiful they will get it done on the French Platter
at Sweetsir's 544 Congress st. oc22-1
FE,O LET-Convenient tenement for small fam
Il lily on Pleasant St. extension, Deering; one
minute walk from Street K. r.; stable room Il de-
sired. Inquire of HOOPER q co., Centre Deering
oct22-l
FEyO LET.-Pianos to let at 544 Congress st.
n Oc22-1
The Portland daily press., 1884-10-22
Aquatic.

Remember the skating party of the Blaine Guards
at Storer Hall Tonight
The Portland daily press., 1884-10-22

Rev. DR.. Gordon led in prayer and Mr..
Moody followed with a most earnest and ten
der address to the great throng before him.
While the audience bowed in silent prayer,
Mr.. Moody invited those who desired to be
prayed for to rise. Nearly sixty rose land he led
in fervent prayer for them and then dismiss
ed the meeting.
There was full overflow meeting at the
Second Parish, over which Rev. DR.. Gordon
presided, and where Mr.. Bliss sung With
these services, came to close series OF meet
ings whose memory will be pleasant and the
influence of which cannot fail to be fruitful Of
good; aud We are sure that the Christian peo-
pie of our city appreciate most highly the
faithful work Of those who have come to us
from abroad to aid in sowing in our community
seed that shall bear fruit in higher and nobler
Christian lives.
Revs. Lowden and Pearson conducted large
overflow meeting at tbs Gospel Mission in the
evening. Sixteen were induced to sign the
pledge, and four arose for prayers.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-25
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT.

Prof. karpc>, the Democratic nominee
tor Superintendent; OF Public Instruction,
hein. abscat in Coicrat;o ON account of
th. sontint,ed iilucs, oi Mrs, karpes, his
name has i,ecu withdrawn fro.n :ht county
Democratic ticket. \ majority OF the
County Democratic Central Committee
has placed the nl'Ee 1T Mrs. II, \.
Barkicy, ot Dillon. ON ti,r Democratic
ticket i'll the place nl Prot. kappe>. Mrs.
Earkley is "eil pua!iiist: Eor the position,
She has ocen 4 tcaCtc, ior a number oi
Years in Hea. crhen.i aud Madison ro,.n.
t;e-. Should Mrs. HarAIe. be elected ,c
the office The school interests o, the county
will be carefully attended 10 in :; 'rannc,
enti.el, satisfactory t" the people.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-25
DILLON PAVILION.

The Dillon Pavilion, now in course OF
erection by the Montana Lumber Com
rany. will be commanding edificc when
finished. It is located ON Montana street.
opposite :hc agricultural implement house
Of the Schrec, Ferris X White Company
The building will have frontage on Mon.
tana street of tift, ,ec,, extending back
one hundred and fifteen fee. II will have
a truss roof ard double floor The upper
floor will oe ',laplcthc finest floor in the
Territory. In the rear end of the Pavilion
a stage twenty feet in depth will he erected.
The Pavilion is to DC used as 4 skating
rink ard public hall tor theatrical. concert
and other entertainments. Its location is
ouYenient and it is ,ust what Dillon has
needed Work will t,e vigorously pushed,
and the building will be finished ard ready
for use IN a short time
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-25
IN TOWN AND OUT.

The Republican enthusiasm ii, Dillon
last night was unbounded.
The Glendale Republicans sill " Paint
things red tonight, boys !"
JOHN E. Erncs is a candidate for Road
Super visor in the Dillon district,
There wi;i DC ts regular meeting O. the
G.. A. 4. Post mex. Tuesla, evening
There will! be change OF time On the
Utah and Northern about the lat of
November
The Democrats Intend to have cam
paign shake-up in Dillcn on the night be.
fore election.
John Dce,alias James Blaine, was caught
BY the nightwatchrar stealing chickens
and landed in jail
In the Dillon produce market the Price
Of oats and wheat has sur:,Llei dc'w:. &c
cents per zoo pounds,
Candidates arc tr:lgeIins around Il,
gangs, aud may the Lore: haze mercy or,
ING Qcr fieo:!te tti h'elt ttt>Lt-2- @st-lAIlI'it
The Dillon Reform Club viii meet Il
tha Cuurs House Tomorrow (Surtsayi afte-.
y:no, .t o'clock Al. are corGialY n.
vitgt. tr attend thc ,1cct;l.
The usme OF James NJ, rag, q: I~:n
Brio -, Madison County, !,as beer placed
or tht. Rcpuh'ican ticket Of !:eaverFead
County for Joj',t Ncp"osc:'tati's g." :Ae
two counties.
There We ~ scholars e;.ruItcn ~ tie
i'ttnu Public Schools, as Lol!cvs: III
Prot. Gunuon's room, a.; in Miss t.ar:e: 5
-oo,y7, 81. ii Miss Car,richasl's roof, IS
in Mis-. Coff'n's room. IS
Hon Iiiram Knowles, lion, \. &. Bot
kin 2rc @. W Specr. Esq. reached Dill
lon Yesterday Afternoon. After filling the
Republican appointment at Dillon, the
sneakers will address the people at Glen
dale tonight, Saturday.
The TRIBUNE went to press last evening
before The Republican mass meeting and
! torci:-lisn. procession took place This
prevented! US trot.. giving Any report n
this issue. The preparations Eor having
rousing rally were complete
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-25
DILLON NATIONAL BANK.

l, ~i! be noticed by advertisements; in
to-day's TRtnt>,: that there has been \
change in tbs. affairs O, The Dillon Ma
tional Bank, oha ". Lowell has re-.
signed as l'rrsidtn. OF the bank and
George NJ. Brown has ;,cen elected Pres.
dcn:. +. Morse has resigned as Cashier
ot the bank and David Lamont has beer,
elected Cashier. There has been Il change
in the Directors cf 'hc hank John y.
Lowell, Phil Lowell aud J. f.. Morse have
resigned as Directors, and George NJ
Brown. Craig Cornell and David Lamont
have been elected Directors. Thc,ew advcr.
tiselncnt otthe National Bank Of Dillon viii
be found in tru,h4r column, and il will h<
noticed that two of the best Nationa
banks ia the ,:nuotry have f,cen placed il,
! the list a; correspondents oi' me. D;llo,
National Bank
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-25
REPUBLICAN APPOINTMENTS.

Hon. /. -. McCutcheor, Chairman of
the Republican Territorial Central Com
mittee. announces the following Repub-
licau meetings aud speakers at the time.
and places mentioned:
Glendale, Saturday evening, Oct. :sth;
addresses By Knowles and Judge cEride:.
Missoula. Monday evening, Oct, 18th;
addresses by Knowles and Mcbride.
Wickcs, Tuesday evening. Oct. IS; ad
dresses by Knowles and others.
Jefferson, Wednesday evening. Oct,
.o,h: addresses by Knowles and others.
Deer Lodge. Thursday evening, Oct
.soth; addresses bv Knowles .r.e: Mcbride.
A.dcond;s, Frida, evening. Oct. slst; j;
Knowles and Mcbride
Walkervi'lr, Saturda, cven;,s Nov.
,st; Knowles, Mcbride and o:tsr..
Butte, Monda, evening, Nov. Sd; Judge
Knowles, Saunders and others
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-25
THt: EEAt EHHEAD ASSESSMENT.

The as>e>>ment Of Beaverhcad County
20: lie .*csr :Ss: ',st~ -? S.,h4s,oo4. This
is an increase over 1888; Of over $4so,ooo.
The increase for the pas, wear is mainly
due :" nr"re-tv ia i,ill,"l .:,i ~ the in.
crease u i,r ..:.:is al the property Q. the
Hccia Consolidated Mining Company at
Glcnd:.Ie The Increase in the assessment
roll "' .i.s count, within The pas: two years
has becn S>i+,sos, wh;c!, FAC. goes to- show
tina: Assessor Willis has performed his
DIT, faithfully
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-25
THE: ELECTION RETURNS.

Tie TRIBUNE would like to receive and
publish the election returns from the diff.
teyent precincts in Hcayerhcad County in
ad, a,.c>. OF the official count. We respect
fully relues, the Judges OF clerks Of cleo.
ton il, the prccincts-immcdiately after
TH,HuNE Office the respective Republican
ana Democratic Tickets, with the number
of .ott, cast for each candidate in the pre-
circt pla;ni, "rit,cn opposite their names
" tti, .,leans Se "i!l be enabled 10 Law
the result Of the election before the people
IN advanc" ri The official canvass OF the
votes.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-25
JUNCTION .JOITIN(;e

Our function, Idaho. ite,uizer says:
\ Hanracs shoemaker has located in
.Iurc::icn.
Thos. Detuy and tar.i,y, at Saueaers,
Ill, ;lave a,rive,, Il. Junction.
Geor.. i'rariar has ,'re,, du!, e.ected
ard installed A. Pre- ,,Acut nr The Iuuct;on
Literary Society
Mr> Thos. Pope aut: Mis-, A,na Bohan
no,!, OF Salmon City, haze returnes! from
a months visit 10 Salt Lake Cit,
The Organv;(Ie pubi:c s,hool ccu,
ncucc1! on the Goth ;,,,t with Miss Ada
Rippe>, OF >ai,aor City, teaching.
Rev. q. ". M;ntzer. lately Of Glendale,
has Arrived. ant. will take charge Of the
Nj. l.. tlocs> of str I.e,rhi Valley, with,
parsonage u, Sa;son Cit,
", Tate Taylor. Vicc. .presis!ru. of the
> NJ, NJ CO., OF Spring Moun,ain, has re.
turred rom t,;c East. He Trough, Mrs
T"y;cr and the little Taysoc> t>lch With
hin,
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-25
PERSONAL.

Deput, +. NJ. Watson Of Banrack nut
in Il day 70 advantage in Dillon.
MrA J c. Metlen and Miss Birdie re-
turned from visit TO Salt Lake City,
Hon. Samuel Wood carue down from
Virginia City AND proceeded 70 Butte
W. &. Orr, Of 'oindexter & Orr, has got
back from trip 20 the Yellowstone
country.
Mrs. NJ. :. iiuytv>, sister OF Mr.. lame.
Mauitin. will return 10 Phi,a.:e!:,I fc,
the winter.
Miss lA,.r& N:otiin. OF Dillon. ni;l teach
,rc Aracnu,!a >-hon! tor .i.n cor. ;r,.: Kim
ter term.
Chas X Griffith, ts:at.asc: OF the :ncr~
cantilc agency O, Dun Il Co, At ,>a. I AXE:
City, was ii. .own.
Miss Sall;e Wij;a,nso,, at Fuccticu.
Idaho, will cnutnuc TO teach the i:annack
school for tisr win.rr terri
Ed. K. Award, Republican candidate
for Clerk and Recorder, was '-m.nt hunt
ing L.>t.e Macs :r,,t, trail
Miss {. Word, u' st. Joseph, No, who
had hccn visiting the family Of Hon
Samuel Word, a. Virginia City, took yes.
tcrday'S train it's her home at St. Joseph.
Dr. T.. u. Leav:t. ard ,A,uily have re.
turned from Gaii!nrnia ard are 7o~ stop.
ping At E!.rda.s, T;,c Eannack Doc.
tors numerous friends will he pleased to
hru" thA, snuc.thc Fp(s' is .ti,! in the
rin..
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-25
NEM EI.ECTION PKECINCTS.

Al 1 special meeting OF the Board o,
County Commissioners, held at the County
Clerks Office on last Monday, shr follow
ins ncw election precincts we're made
and the following Judges appointed:
Medicine Observation-Disclosures Wad
ans, John Penaluna. ID. T.. Mc.len. Polls
held a. Wadams' house.
Utopia Judges esticorse l.. Paris, Geo
!. Cole, Jay Wcll~. Potts held at Green i
Walter, saw mill
isdo'n-J!u'i.c'- '";ne- Geasy. u, II
Wra,on. lchn f'uic. Polls i. The Wis
don, ,o,tn.'icc.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-25
Ghe 1inon Gribn't+,
,.e,,sp EVERY SATURDAY MORNING
u RRUNDAGE, PUBLlsHaR
nuILON I,OSTOFFICE.

.,,i from Butte, Deer Ledge aud points
- arrives daily nj isA5 =. 'n The mail for
's S above points closes a. at, "a 9,sloes s IN. tn.
iae .nd Eastern Idaho arrives daily at ,:.o G.
oaa' IN. The mail for the above places closes
,.po o'clock y. IN.
..s ~ ii,ersm City and Virginia City mail arriv )
~" o'clock D. N. daily, ard DEPARTS 1t "'c! nk
,r. ~. mai, for Dannacl> and Argent. at i:so
iN -, Nion,,ays, Wednesdays AID FRIDAYS, and
'"r,. =, a. ~, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat.
prday>. ...,.. .r,,, ,,;,
nd from $3.50 p. m. until $3.50 p. IN. On all other
anu nv. d,r;nr usual business hours.
paws ""' las. KIRKPATRICK, r. NJ
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-25
DRESSM AKIN(s.

MIS-. Ci,sce, lately Of St. l'",, is a. Mrs. Ding
ley's, and is prepared to do dressrnaking ia tn
latcs, and most fashionable style. Sewing Of a
kinds dore or shortest notice.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-25
FAL1. AND WINTER MILLINERY

Mss. NJ. A, DingIey. at her millinery parior on
Montana street. has just received splendid assert
rncnt of nice Fall and Winter Millinery Goods.
The ladies OF Dillon and vicinity respectfully
invited to call and examine the new stock
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-25
'Tf1f: GOOD TEs1P3.ai:s.


IT. scvcnt4e:,tii I"uu1; .:,.i~t. n; sac
GvanA Lud-e. !! .. q r. d. Moa.,u.,
,:c, at Coco: 'i>rnniar, si..!., = I;lttc. OF
last N'cancsdA" Hetui.t~ 80 All FAC
officer, were Il a::c:s,!1rrt ,4sitl~, ,::h-
ordinate cds>, - ;I.y 'Ics~ w':r. rtl,
resented. 'rAc .uporl> .: she Officers H>.t,
very interesting, showing tne order il. tas:
Ierr.to,, 20 hv N ai,hl; prosperous
condition, it. nu:.,c-ica; AID .i,auciai s,aid.
ing i,e:n. better han a ar, former period.
Du,;n. the pas: yea, here WAS net IA.
crease nf over ). oCr cent in t:,c number ol
members and g pc: Cen. in tie amount oi
cash it. the treasury. The s.u:cber OF l:."n,.
bers in good standing on July 81, 1854, 'saa
1855, as agains:: 7so a. INC corresponding
date last year. and the cash balance in the
treasury amounts t, The comfortable sun,
OF S1,6s: os, al! demands to date oein.
fully paid aud 40 liabilities Of am kind
outstanding. The uuMte: OF lodges in
good sta-,c cing '*as reported at IS
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-25
DRESS MAKING.

! would respectfully announce to the iaeies :t
Dillon and vicinity that have npcned dress max
IN. in the second cottage Soath Of the Cofinns
Ycun. lady apprentice, instructed in the art Of
dress making reasonable terms Calls from the
LADIES' solicited. MISS AMANDA PIERCE.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-25
DDNITI0T7x x.

Charles q. Noble. dentist, has ,Hosed ineo his
new oice, on Montana street, Dillon. and Is pre-
pared to attend to a pa,ents, Ia nee, Of his ser
vices.
The doctor will make monthly visits 70 iendalS
and other ncichbcrus towns, nos:e Of 'ie.., 70 be
given in due time.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-25
NoTsXCI

We will say To tn. people Of Dillon and surround :
| ing country that We have now associated Wit: Us
Mr.. r. NJ. Cunnart!, \ fsst-cass harness and re-
pair workman, who will attend to the repair work
promptly and to the entire satisfaction OF all.
SEBREE, FYRxIs 4 Ws.TTi: Co
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-25
sPOnTSblAN's NOTICE.

You will always find q full stock Of loaded shot.
yum cartridges, also guns to rent by the day or week
at Mrs. Kupfxr's.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-25
WANTED TO SWAP.

a second hand wood stove, Of ia.g. size. 10 good
order, will he exchanged for good seasoned FIRE
wood. Inquire 4: the TRIBUNE Office fer os-sicg.
lars.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-25

Between Dillon AID Al. Grac.er's place. roll ni
gray blankets. marked, NJ. F.. Sanford. Tile finder
will confer favnc by notifying ne Al Argen:s.
;1wc N. f.. SANFORD
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-25
DENTlSTq.Y.

Nr. Cnas. G. NOBLE dentist s,a, .;sie,: >he=!dan
:,.,j Virginia Cit: during the past we:. and will
.c in Dillon nsxt week The week following Il.
will visit Glendale and Lion City to practice his PFC
fcsS,on
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-25

i:n"i'.,c :i?s-i; !, Dc:oc' -:,c Candidate :. h
coming election str Supervisor os Elsu Dist,;c
Nc. : hen. $. SMITH
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-25

hereby .''n"af'e ;cyse!. as m ;nt.pes4drnt c..s
cia;atc t"r the o:ficr 0' Road >4tsry;ar in Roat
District No. !, OF !:ea. l,c..d County, and snou.
II: e.cted si.n! keep :!,c -"ci c' said District -,
COCA -'ri :: :r,l.irH~', FRED !. BIRD
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-25

Just received at L. w. Poirte;:.s-', .,c largest
and :nast complete line Of mems ard yo'th', dress
and business suits brought TO Diiion. TT.is
line includes suits Of the famous Caiisorn,
and Oregon City cassirne-e and will i,c sc! 4. re
lowest pc,sihle figures.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-25
Why Cry Hard Tilla&,s

When you can buy all kinds Of rne.chanii.e 4. re
tail, &, Wholesale prices, ii. Seiwav FRS.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-25

To tic votr, tai Road Di,:ric: Nc. j. i'd. er!,eaa
county. Morti~a thereby arrounct r.v,c!: as :,
K"pun:'oan cand!tt.c 70, Rca: Superv,>o, OF eh:>
District. At the c.-rir:: c'rctica.
F3~' ISAAC IAStANf.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-25

/ \ ranch, Of 10, acres. .,eas Dillon. A. :cnccA
and half under cultivation. Inquire. a. :!e lH1H
lrNE Office
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-25
ONLY ONE LEFT.

OF ti>n Climax Potato p;gge-,. $ecu,l il az erc.
Joa ". l.DweLy. Co,
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-25

Ann,ie- shmnea. Of Apto, !:ussis. Us. ~
.ciyel. \ nice opca buggy Eo. So.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-25

Several good second hand uag"nS for s:Ie, o. a'i
trade for t,ay grain or wood. John w. Lowell G."
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-25
FOR 0AIsn

Dweiiirs house. oarn and two lots. ac; c;o;nirg Or.
P;ekr1an's. Inquire the premises, cf c. l..
Thor:ser.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-25

i.:lt:,es and Misses Cossar.ec Rubber Circulars
jus. received 1T Mrs. l.. r. Manson, Millinery Par
inr on Railroad Avenue.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-25
MILL. GREEK FI.OUR:

\ splendid stock nt ..Sft ali .scat Win:'' 81.
Hs' been received =, r. w. i'os ADExrnE's-
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-25
APPLES! APPI.ES.! App.

\ large assortment Of adde's Corset, ar M-:.. l.
r.. Earson's.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-25

Chiidren's red Same. underwear a ,piead:d
lsscrtsreat a. Mrs. J.. r. tIauscas.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-25

\ ne", complete and elegant stock ct r.eus and
boys' oye-c':t's received t.is week Is r. ". Poin-
Gcxtcr',.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-25

4 large shipment of 1;aieing Wire Just received"
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-25

When yca cn.nc % Cour. call It r. ". Pc;c
dexser's end see his ei:gart stock Of r.ady ynrds
clothing.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-25
0RN89 SUITS:

h''s'Esn desiring fine Dress Suit ca &c! :'e''
:. .''asase taken 1t the New YORK Sto.c. We ha's
.e agency for three merchant tIlo.:ns establish
"'eots' and one thousand samples To select tro'n.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-25
Don't Get Left.

Everybody save money by rar'a .''os goods
at Selway Bros.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-25
ladies' and Cents Underwear.

The arse,t and hes, selected stock 3. u'''iarw' ~
TO he found II, Scrth:rn Mntst:,n.: is no: t"''-
,iosrd out at cost Il. Ssiwa1 Bros.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-25
WANTED.
HOUSE I'D LIZ,

Wanted Charles Halls mill, P!cssanf F,ile
idaho, six ,rc;, to drive cattle.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-25

to Geo. H. savage for Plow'. Drills
~"d HarrOws at Bedrock Prices,
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-25
ConHINe:

tsrS I..to,.s.nl !snxes Of c!.o;ce boise Winter
ArpsaS coil.og .tn 1siLrStS 4 i:1IvFS.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-25
Hu1JSE. TO asEN
NEW BUSINESS LOCALS.
WINTER l4pFl. E%

a ca ioad s:i Boise Winter Apples =,
cilos. c;t.a;ity- est :rrsiyea At
T2IoN,ss,I & fs;.! -. 3.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-25
John W. Lowell Co.'S Locals.

Tic Eclipse Potato Digger Every r@1-hn'an
ss,n,,ll have one.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-25
The Bnckeys Feed Mill.
LOST.

Evcrs -it cii.-an ss.o.id have ore
Jcl.N W. T.r,3p1 G..
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-25

Al, Immense line Of Ladies and Misses Shoe
md Slippers Just received Al the Ne~ forl Store.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-25

t,N .,o~k neatly executed = his Office
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-25

'oarSc sal, for Saect. IL two conts re' Pf"'n".
SHBxER, iiGR:;is II W.tt-'H c..
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-25

Inquire 1t the Posto.Hcc.
->~~~~-~>~-I>-> --->--,----~>~~~-
Winter Suits
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-25

Novelties in D.y Good ani Notion. = III. seE'
York Store.
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1 Call On Goo. II. Savage when you
"sst fine Livery outfit-Bu:gy or Cutter
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CASH

CASH
Paid tcr Hides and PeIts.
SEBRxz, F.xkrs & Ws.r:. CO.
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sG Try Geo. II. Snvaye'S new i.i'";s
:'"d Feed Stable.
'"'-eS' style Of Hats 4, .,e New York >tor.
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R1 AID T7IS.

Twill state to the citi,ers ot Dillon and vicinity.
,hc. IA. now ready 10 do any kind Of work required
IN the picture line, in my new studio Opposite The
n & n. railway depot. also have the negatives
,sal the principal buildings in Dillon, and the four
,Hserent negatives Of the Fmrth Of July procession
.t;cl can finish ut oncc--:any aincrt ordered.
Cal! al my studio, on Montana street. and see
SAMPLES and leave your orders.
I'LL. NE.SETT7, Artist.
PREPARED PAINTS.
Al, oiors--seud for Sar'ple card
Montana l.. * L. Co.
II lsSallAHIRAra-.
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a snail sized yslow dog. 1Ind :. t,r.,sS ~:
siives collar. Yen dollars reward .IN bc .Gi's "a
The rst,r,' 0f he dog ae .hc Nevada Sald.N
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will confer A tavoc by notifying ne a. Argenta.
;ows N. f. SANFORD.
ONLY ONE LEFT.
OF sl,a Climax Potato Dieee-,. >eoa,p tas crcs.
Joa ". iowsL, Co.
FOR 0A1D.
Dwelling house. barn and two lots, ac ;n;sg u.
Pel<ruan'S. Inquire on the premises cF G.. L..
Thor.:ser.
WANTED TO SWAP.
second hand wood stove, o; ;..g. size, 10 good
order, will he exchanged for good seasoned fire
wood. inquire 4: the TRIBUNE of.ce fer ,s-!icr.
lars.
Just received at I. w. Poirde..s-', .,c l.rccs st
and ;rost complete line Of mems ard yo:ths dress
and business suits brought to Dillon. TI.is
line includes some suits Of sAc ta,..ous Caiisorn,
and Oregon City ssne-e ard vii; nc .c.d a. RE
lowest possible figures.
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\ res, complete and elegant stock et s:.eus' and
boys oye-cf.t's received t.is week - r. ". Poin
icstcr',.
When yc,: come 20 Cour. call 4. r W. pc;c
dexsers ord see his e..gart stock Of -aad -:ncds
clothing.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CASH
Paid tc, Hides and Pests.
SnBRxz. FRxKrs s. Ws.r:.: Co.
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i.lt:,rs And Misses Ccss:.r.ec Kuhber Circulars
jus. resolved 1T Mrs. l.. +. Nansor' Millinery Par
inr on Railroad Avenue.
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Chiidren's red Same. underwear. ,piead:t
assortment a. Mrs. J.. r. Hauscn's.
\ large assortment Of adde's Corset, ar M-:.. l.
II. liarson's.
APPLES! APPLES!! APPIES:!
LOOK ou. for .ha- III apples frorr Eoi,t: 4
ChaS. Hirsch.uan's. They will be dirt rhraH.
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LOST.
a SNAIL 81 ed ysl.ol" dog. lIad tr,sS ~:
siiver <.e.i!ar. Zen dollars reward ,.4lt bc paid q
The r&,t,!rt, Hf he dog ac .hc Nevada SaloN
HOUSE TO KEnI.
Inquire q. 'osi% W to,sr:.- ~. :.
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I.ooA ou. for eha- car III apples tr,rc Hoi,:
Cha>. Hirsc',,uan',. They will nc dirt chra-