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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-05-31
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The Dillon tribune., 1884-04-19
SCHOOL BOND ELECTION.

The qualified voters Of Dillon School
District, No. 10, are duly notified BY the
trustees, that an election will be held on
Saturday. May sd, at the High School
house, to authorize the issue # $.,ooo OF
school bonds. The polls will be open from
9 o'clock, a. n,., until 1 p. IN. When the
$4,000 Of bonds were voted to erect the
new school house it was proposed, with the
$4,000 on hand from the sale Of the old
house, to erect a building at a cost Of about
$4,000. The trustees, very wisely, conclud-
ed to build larger house than was origin.
ally intended, and erected an edifice that
cost about $13,u'o This left debt Of
about $1,000 not provided for. Half OF this
was raised by subscription, and the $4,000
Of bonds is to cover the remainder. AT
the first election there was not a dissenting
vote, and it is not probable there will be any
at the coming election. We have the finest
school house, for its size, in Montana. and
the trustees should be unanimously sus'
tanned for The good work they have done
tor the school interests OF Dillon.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-04-19
EASTER SUNDAY.
"Christ has arisen!"

The Easter services al ST. James Episco.
pal Church last Sunday were impressive,
and we'll conducted. The day
was in remembrance Of the great atone.
nent-the Divine price paid for the re.
demption Of wicked, SHINING world. The
church was crowded to overflowing, both
in the morning and evening, for now the
Christian world unites in celebrating East.
er Sunday-the anniversary Of the resur.
rection Of our Savior. The morning ser.
vices consisted Of sermon by the rector,
Rev. Mr.. Drummond, aptly chosen and fit.
ted to the day-the baptism of twelve Child.
remand the administration Of Holy Com.
munion. The interior Of the church was
beautifully and artistically decorated with
evergreens and natural Aowers-so fitting
to day whose every memory is linked
with thoughts Of immortality, with remind
ers of life eternal. The evening service
was the giving of children's Easter festi.
val, which proved one of the most interesting
services ever witnessed in our town. The
singing Of select HYMNS was followed by q
short catechunenical review Of the Sunday
school scholars and brief address by the
rector, and then came the presentation Of
prize cards and ornanented Easter eggs te
the children. Some Of these eggs were
decorated in an exceedingly handsom,
manner, especially the hand painted one'
presented by Mrs. Chas. w. Turner, o
Glendale. During the festival it was par
,icularly noticed that the behavior of tht
children was remarkably good. Yearl,
such festivals can not but be the means o
impressing on the minds of the childre,
the religious duty of honoring the name o
Him who came to bring peace on earth ant
good will toward all men.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-04-19
GLENDALE GATHERINGS.

Mud, and plenty of it, in Glendale nou.
The old Metlen saloon has been sb,, 49,.
Live items are "as few and far betw,s,
1t Is from here to fiddler's green"
"The nagpie' has selected his mate ,;,.
the Odd Fellows anniversary ball.
The furnaces continue to vo,nit forth ,x
senic fumes aud roll out base bullion.
"Not transferable" q US are thicker j.,
Glendale than lawyers are in tile bad pla,,. ~
The water main in front Of A, H. r,s
ter's residence bursted and flooded tlinys
The I. O. O. F. celebration on the ,6,,,
promises to be u grand affair and it viii h..
largely attended.
Judge Thomas, to put In odd evenings
thinks Of lecturing on-"Coming event,
cast their shadows before"
Men who were born in the land of ,ho
Pope are heard crying: mo moni.h.s.N
no assetes-no nodings-dam!'
Alec Irwin just returned from the Co.ur
d'Alenes, bearing with him one of those
popular mot transferable" O US
On May Ist Prof. Chas. A. Hoyt will,
sever his connection with the Hecla Cn
and return to the C9ur d'Alene country.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-04-19
DEMOCRATIC DELEGATES.

There has been no call issued yet by the
Chairman OF the Territorial Democratic
Central Committee convcning the Com
mittce or calling Il Convention for the pu--
posi-, OF clectiny delegates to the Demo-
cratic National Convention at Chicago, but
the following quotation, from the Butte
.Miney may shed some light ON the subject:
"'rhc Helena I"d,tent'eut suggests that the
ciairmcn Of the various county committees
Of the Yellowstone country indicate their
preference to the Territorial Democratic
Central Committee for delegate to the
National Democratic Convention. II that
section he entitled 10 one delegate and the
West Side to one delegate, it would seem
that the middle counties, including Lewis
and Clarke, will have but little to say in
tbs. matter. 1t is hardly necessary, how
ever. to maNe any suggestions at present,
If. as it is intinmted, Dr. Mitchell, Chair
| man Of the Territorial Democratic Central
Committee. will convene that body at an
early dav." We infer, from the above, that
the silence of the Deer Lodge Doctor will
he broken soon and that the elegant dic:ior
of that eminent political paciicr will be in
voked to call the untcrritied together in {
short time. So mote it he.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-04-19
A PILGRIM ABROAD.

Jesnar Vail packed his grip-sack last week and
lett Thursday tor Dillon. Montana. where he expects
to locate. Success attend hm.-La LadcfenA<nt, Stryg
rifle, Iesu.
In due time Jesmar reached Dillon.
Jesnar, being a youthful runniny.mate of
Dan Chapman's of course Dan did his lev.
ei oest to initiate Jesmar into our Montana
wavs. 1t vas useless. 1t is as hard to
rans,nogrifv pilgrim into an old-timer as
it is to turn a sinner Into saint. Jcsmar
>toprcd in Dillon hut few short days, and
he looked like a lonesome Sabbath school
scholar with the hclliake most of the time.
Jesmnr grew ma sick aud he went back 10
the land of "Iowah." Nav 'succcss attend
him." There is tremendous moral to be
deduced from Jes,nar's sad experience, and
it is this-"Y oung man, don't go West TN.
til YOU are weaned from your dear mas
apron strings"
The Dillon tribune., 1884-04-19
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HECLA CO. DIRECTORY.

The followingis the new directory issued
by the Hecla Consolidated Mining Com
pany Of Glendale:
O6fcers-John Thomas, President; John
(. McCutcheon, Secretary; Jno G. Wright,
Treasurer.
observation-disclosures A. Hendricks, John
Thomas, f. B. Martindale, Jno. Z. Wright,
]. c. McCutcheon, Indianapolis, Ind; c.
o. Baird, Philadelphia, Pa; II. knippen.
berg, Glendale.
General Business Objectionable, Mon.
tana, with the following officers: II. knip.
penberg, General Manager; Charles r
kappes, Asst. Gen. Manager; George B
Conway, Cashier.
Mining Dctarlme"f-James Parfet, Su.
perintendent, Hecla.
Rcducfio" DETERMINATIONS V. Seybold
Superintendent, Glendale.
Iron Mines Dtf"rfment-Jos. T. Street
Superintendent, Norwood.
Concentrating Deiufmcmt-JJohn NJ. Par
tet, Superintendent, Greenwood.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-04-19
RAILWAY RACKET.

Tri-weekly trains are running on the Ma
tional Park branch of the Mp
Thirty-inch wheels are now being placed
under all the tirst-class coaches OF the tan
and Northern.
Garrison is now the busiest railroad s'a'
ton il. Montana. Twelve trains day pass
or turn at that town.
The road being built in Silver Bow corn'
ty by the Montana Railway Co, ot WING"
Hon. Samuel Word is president, Will It
finished by June 1st.
The Miller platforms are being put on al
the passenger cars OF the Utah and Nof'''
ern as fast as they arc taken to the EasH
Rock shop for repair.
In 1883 the Northern Pacific Co. sold: II
Montana, 67.csS acres OF land for S:3o4 ",'
An average Of $+.s4 per acne, and 9'4
town lots for $.,3,SSS.
1t is reported that the Northern Pae,n'
general land office, at Helena. is to he ';,, -,
continued, and that al! land business VII
hereafter be transacted ut ST. Paul.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-04-19
REPUBLICAN PRIMARY.

The Republican primary for the Dillon
precinct was held at the Court House on
Thursday evening, pursuant to previous
proclamation and prepared programme.
There was u tolerablv fair turn out Of rep
re>entative Republicans and solitary,
lonesome. looking Democrat. No whisky
was present-if SO, it remained corked
There was, seemingly, perfect, preconcert-
ed harmony prevailing. There was no
opportunity offered to get up row Ia the
Sanders. Crosby racket. Indeed, it was
sublime exhibition OF brotherly love Of the
political order. lust before the meeting
was raped to order, the stray Democrat,
finding himself in the wrong pew, sneaked
off down town. This left the meeting
unanimous and harmonious. An organi-
cation was effected by calling Judge Wing
to the presiding stool. More harmony pre-
vailed. Harmony was SO apparent that
ballotings were deemed unnecessary-in
fact. useless. The primary, or caucus, con.
cluded to elect delegates 7szw zoce. More
harmony manifested. Happy harmony.
spirit Of reconciliation, and, also, consolid-
alton! The caucus was admirably engin.
eered and proceeded with its proceedings
the old boy himself could not tell whether
Arthur, Blaine or frelinghuysen delegates
were being run in. 1t was master -stroke e
in behalf Of harmony, and resulted in the
election Of the following delegates and al.
te,nates to the County Republican Con.
| vention:
| DELEGATES. ALTERNATES.
Robt. L. Wing, F. F. Conyne,
ID. a. DinSley, Chas. Hirschmar,
ID. Lamont, John Davis,
VIM. r. Gilbert, as. Kirkpatrick,
VIM. Smith. Fred c. 3iancher.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-04-19
PIONEERS OF 1861,

1t is believed that there are not over sew
entv Of the pioneers OF lS6, residing in
Montana now. They are scattered over
the Territory. The following is a list OF
the pioneers Of 1856, who are living in Bea.
verhead County at the present time, and
who reached the Bannack gold diggings in
the summer and fall of o.:
JOS A. Browne, James Mansfield,
Gus. F. Graeter, Phil Lowell,
George NJ. Brown, Henry S. Pond,
Con. Bray, David Contois,
James Hardy, John G Innis,
Wilson Wadams, John Pascoe,
Adam Fink, Andrew Barber,
| John Sutherland, A. II. Odcll,
f. Smitt, Ball, William Roe,
William &. limerick, John r. Wilson.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-04-19
REFORM CLUB MEETINGS.

The interest manifested in the meetings
Of the Reform Club is not abating. Last
Sunday exercises were well attended. The
Wednesday evening meeting drew out
quite number of visitors to hear the de-
bate, which was conducted in spirited
manner, and decided in favor Of the mega
tive side Of the question. Tomorrow, Sum
DAYS meeting, promises to be very inter-
esting. T. NJ. Cunnard will deliver an ad-
dress, which will be followed BY appropri-
he accompanied with the singing of gospel
Next Wednesday evenings meeting will
be public one. These meetings are con
Quoted for the purpose Ut doing good and
Il cordial invitation is extended to every one
to attend.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-04-19
Personal,

John Jack was down from Barnack.
Lou G. Fvhrie is In Eastern Idaho.
Phil Sheuon started East on Tuesday.
W. +. Hcnneberry was down from the
Canyon.
W. II. Gilbert of Virginia City, register
cd at the Corinne.
Cashier Morse, of the Bank OF Southern
Montana, is out Of town.
John Wells, G. G. Earle, and Iohn NJ.
Partet, were down from Glendale.
Girls. ]. Eckstorm, clerk of the Coop.
st' re at Twin Bridges, gave us call.
Masters &. G. and 4. W. Loomis are IN
from Salt Lake City, visiting their father.
p. Shenon and wife, Dillon, registered at
the White House, Salt Lake City, On last
Thursday.
Thos. A. Whi.worth, general agent ol
the Osborne harvesting machine company,
is in Dillon.
Hilhouse Raymond, of Belmont Park
was in town, driving a spanking span OF
fine. e.bred trotters.
Rev. II. ]. Norris, the new pastor o
Grace Church. arrived on Friday mornings
train from Goshen, Ind.
John r. Gilbert, wife and children, came
over from Wickes and went to their home
on the Beaverhead Valley.
Miss Minnie Pace, Of Salt Lake City, a,
rived on "Wednesday, and is visiting hel
sister Miss Nellie Kennedy.
| Brevet- Brigadier General Horatio Sew
mour Howell, Democratic aide.de.eamt L
His Excellency, the Governor, was in town
Hon. W. W. Morris, Mrs. Morris and
children returned from Kansas City, Mo
and went to their home at the Social CITY
Hon Mart Barrett and Mrs. Barrett wer,
down from Horse Prairie. Mr.. Barrett ha,
a strong notion Of licking our personal re
porter for remarks indulged in on pre-
vious 0ccasion-but he didn't.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-04-19
NEW BUSINESS LOCALS.
Axx1vooS

Our long expected car load Of Miller Quincy
Hughes arrived this week, and 20 which we call
attention Of all who admire good nork, with the
most elegant style osd finish.
The lot includes Earouches, regular Concords.
piano box Concords, Timpkns Side Bars, and
Brewster Side BARS.
or moi.
We als,, have full stock OF the celebrated Ra-
cine Spring Wagons, with or without tops, and
in dozen different styles. Also. Rain Spring
Wagons which we warrant as durable and hon.
estly put up as the Rain Farm and Freight Wagons
so we'll known throughout the west.
Our stock Of spring work also includes cheap and
| medium priced Buggies, Buck boards, Dog Carts
| Scroll and half spring Democrat Wagons, etc.
| We can sell you a good, tar Top Buggy as low
as $50 and a harness to match for $ss.
| Call and examine our stock.
sEBREE, FERRIS 4 WHITE CO.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-04-19
sruoOL STATISTICS.

Hon. Cornelius Hedges, Superintendent
,f pnh,;c instruction, has issued his ahnu'
al renort in pamphlet form. 1t IS very
c,;r rompilation OF the school statistics VI
the Territory, but its incompleteness, III
manv RESPECTS, is attributed to the neglect
Of the district officers in furnishing tne,r
reports to the county superintendenls IN
nroner form and " hen due. Montana STANDS
sixth in the list Of States and Territories ]"
expending money per capita tor schoo'P Pu1.
noses. The report shows that Throughout,
Montana in the matter Of voting special
school taxes the opposition has been light
and that it generally sprung from personal
considerations. In paragraphing the d'tter'
ent meetings of the Teachers Institutes we
find the following in reference to the bea'
yerhead County Institute:
"The last Of the annual series OF inst'
tutes was held at Dillon, Dec. 2o-22, In the
elegant School House that would do credit
to place of four times its size or wealth.
There were some delays and difficulties IN
getting to work, but there was fair attend
ance ofteachers and many Of them did good
work, and We have no doubt prohted oy IT,
The public exercises of the evening In the
snacious hall Of the school building which
was flied to its utmost seating capacity,
were exceedingly interesting furnishing an
array and variety Of talent that was well In
keeping with their noble school building"
The report saws that many cotnmodious
school houses were erected in the Territory
last year. We notice the following fatter-
ing mention of our High School House:
Considering the size Of and resources
Of the place and its recent origin, the grad.
ed school building at Dillon Is deserving of
especial mention. 1t is unsurpassed"
The following is the statistical report tor
Beaverhead County, which includes the
supplemental report to Dec. 1st, 1883:
No. of organized school districts. ............ 10
No school children between and 2. yss. ;.i ,s2
No under four vear-snaes es....................lo4
No. under four years-females: 100
No. of males attending school l...............a3o
No. of females attending school,. IS9
No. attending private school. .......... II
No of male teachers employed ................. .
No. Of female teachers EMPLOYED. 9
Average length ot school in days. 70
No. cf brick school houses
No. Of frame school houses.
No. of log school houses.
No. OF Kfdcu SCHOOLS. .......'''''''
No. OF nngraded schools. a. - -
Amount Of county school tax. $500 ~
Special tax collected ............. I2h ~
| From Clerk of District Court. t........... 81 90
From Probate Judge. s............ III 81
From Justices Of the Peace. los ~
Total from all sources. .$9,ioo o9
The Dillon tribune., 1884-04-19
Latest style of Hats at the New York Store.

Novelties in Dry Goods and Notions at the Ne
York Store.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-04-19

Having purchased the Montana Meat Market
from McssTs. Murray T. Readickcr. will he pre-.
pared to furnish the public with choice meats Of
every description hereafter.
AT bills due the late firm Of Murray Readicker
must be paid to the undersigned Mt the Montana
Meat Market or to Jas. p. Murray.
Dillon, April 4, 1884. JOHN {. BRAY.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-04-19
Stan md Think

Have you been to Seway's store? II not, you had
heter 20 and secure of the bargains in dress
goods. furnishing goods, hats. boot. shoes, gloves.
clothing, etc. II does paw to trade with Selway
iros as they are selling and 6elo,v in order
10 increase daily sales aud close nut the stock Of
,,oodS.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-04-19

The only combined Gang and Sulky Plow is tn
Avery, Over tour hundred are now IN use in thu
lcIiN w. LOWELL Co.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-04-19

A fine line Of Cents hand. .sewed Shoes at thu
New York Store.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-04-19
x0AAC wALToNs

Not the old angler person, but the finest stock
of Fishing Tackle ever brought to Southern
Montana is on exhibition at the jewclry store Of
.Nrs. L. Kupfer. Don't fail to examine these goods
before you 70 fishing.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-04-19

In few days we will have those superior bottom
.,ur stfre SELwAY BRci
The Dillon tribune., 1884-04-19
SPRING GOODS.

Mrs. M. A. D,nxley has Just received new and
fashionable Spring Goods at her Millinery Pirl0r.
Ladies are Invited to call and examine the goods.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-04-19

The Racine Tanning Mills are just in. Secure
nnc before they are all gone:
The Dillon tribune., 1884-04-19

II Won want to make sosA, go and get Buck.
inghan, fine boot and Garden City hat OF
SELwAY BRoS.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-04-19

The Wicr Salky Plow with Chilled Point i
JOHN w. LOWELL Co.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-04-19
DRU00 0UxTO

Gentlemen desiring fine Dress Suit can get thei
measure taken ut the New York Store. We hav,
the agency for three merchant tailoring establish
mcnts, and one thousand samples to select from.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-04-19

All Winter Goods will be offered at cost for the
next three weeks, consisting of Hats Hoods, Nit.
tens, Stockings, Shawls, and Nonparci! Velveteen.
Mks. NJ. A. DINGLEY.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-04-19

Children's Corsets, LADIES' Underwear, Ladies'
and Childrcn's Hose, Embroidery Chenille and all
kinds Of Fancy Goods just received at Mrs. l. r..
HANsoNs.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-04-19

Over one hundred different styles of 1inple
sneNts just received ny
The Dillon tribune., 1884-04-19

Rring your produce and get the highest market
;xice. SELwAf hRos'
The Dillon tribune., 1884-04-19
R..,A..ce Prouerty For sale,

Nv house and two lots, on Railroad Avenue. is
offered for sale. 1t is desirable residence prop:
er,v. Parties wishing to examine the property. will
please call at the house. II. J. SWEET.
Dillon, April 10, 1884.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-04-19

Don't fail to see the Racine Iron Roller.
JorlN w. LOWELL Co.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-04-19

Those Planet Jr. seed Drills and Horse Hoes
have arrived. JOilN W. LOWELL 20.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-04-19
1oRNs

RAVENSCROEr.-At Argenta, Montana ~
9th, 1894, to Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. R'Hens'''"''
daughter. -,
ROsS.--At Lion City, Mont.. April ls, 'SS4 to ~
and Mrs. Stephen Ross. a son.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-04-19

Go and buy pair Of plow shoes Of Selway Bros.
and YOU will he happy II not rich.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-04-19
HARROWs! HARROWs! HAIR

Several car loads Of Implements. just received
nv JOHN W. LOWELL So'
The Dillon tribune., 1884-04-19
0ollAne ON At Cos

r. Call ON Geo. H. Savage when you
want . fine Livery outfit-Buggy or Cutter.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-04-19
SADDLES,

Cheyenne Saddles.
St. Louis saddles.
California saddles.
Ladies saddles.
Cowboy saddles.
".Aaverick" saddles.
Chaparejos, Rridlcs, Bits, Spurs, saddle Cloths.
SEBREE, FERRIS 4 WHITE Co.
Pocket KNIVES 1t Cost.
Mrs. Kupfer will close out her entire stock Of
Pocket Cutlery ut cost. Call early and select your
blade.
Bargains in H0raes.
For bargains in horses inquire OF SELwAY BRos.
Farm to Rent or Let.
Inquire Of J. Kirkpatrick, at riilon Postoffice.
Spring Goods.
New Spring Goods just received at Mrs. l.. E
lIanson's Millinery Store, on Railroad Avenue.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-04-19


Several car loads Of Implements just received
nv JoilN w. LOWELL Co.
HARROws! HARROws! RARROWs!
Acme Pulverizing Harrows.
La Dow Disc Harrows.
Steel Tooth Smoothing tiarrows.
Any Kind of Harrow is%s Lss wSr'i ". LOWELL Co.
CHAMPION SEED DRILLS
With grass seed attachments: w Every r ranchma" I'm
The Racine Fanning Mill.
JomN W. I.owELL Co.
q. tn Geo. n. savage for Piows, Drills
and Harrows at Bedrock Prices.
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CHOICE
TTn6oTXEX oNWDs
AT
PoINDExrER's.
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AGENTS WANTED.
HAVING purchased the right to sell the Rockford
"A Tire tigh,ener, will simply say that can
..s,hten wagon tire without taxing tne .1e run III
Tie Wheel OF the wheel from the wagon, and az no
41f
4 Feed and Boarding Stable is now hc'ng run
in connection with Corinne Hotel.
OopHo's
MINING. CODE
--anI.--
0DTTIsHE&'0 oU1oWs
For sale ut this office.
- Try Geo. H. Savages new Livery
uud Feed Stable.
Fine linen Letter and Note Paper. Satin Flax
Taper, and nobby Cards. at this otf'ce'
SiilLOs VIrALIZER is what you need fo'
iiw,.umuii,,n Less of Annette, Dizziness aEd III
,,npto,ns Of dyspepsia: Price 10 and IS cents pei
Are you made miserable Ivy indigestion, Con
.,w.tion, Dzxinc>s Loss oi Appetite. Yellow skin
,,nh's Vitalizcr is a positive cure.
Sold at Dillon drugstore.
why will YOU cough when Shiloh's Cure vii
i've reief. Price 10 cents, 50 cents and -
Sold at Dillon drugstore.
:niloh's Catarr,a lse,nedy--a positive cure ia
'.,arrh, Diphthera and Canker Mouth
sold ut Dillon drugstore.
"Hackmetsck" is \ lasting and fragrant per
,.ne. Price IS and 90 CENTS.
Sold at Dillon drugstore.
ShIloh's cure will Immediately relieve C.oul
'Ehooping cough and t8ronch'us.
Sold at Dillon drugstore.
For dyspepsia and LAYER Complaint: ym ha.
printed guarantee on every hott'e Oh S"''o"S y"
.,iizer. Il never fails to cure.
Sold at Dillon drugstore.
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4 nasal injector free, with each eo't'c OF On
obs Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents.
Sold at Dillon drugstore.
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THE ERkV. GEO. II. TAYI.OR,ot Bourbon, In;
AVS: .sBoth mvself and wife owe our lives To Sill
:.OHS CONSUMPTION CURE
Sold at Dillon drugstore
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GROUP, wHOOPING COUGH and Bront hit
,s:nediateiv relieved by Shilo's cure. Sold at IN
sillon Drug St0se.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-04-19
HARM ES1.

Peters Harness.
Genuine Concord Harness.
Plow Harness.
Team Harness.
Buggy Harness.
Hack and Stage Harness.
SEsREE, fERRis Is & WHITk Co.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-04-19

An immense line of Ladies and Misses Shoe
and Slippers Just received at the New York Store.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-04-19

Acme Puverizing liarrows.
La Dow Disc Harrows.
Steel Tooth Smoothing tiarrows.
Any kind Of Harrow you want
toulN w. LOWELL Co.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-04-19
OoPHo'0
MINING GOD"
--antl---
0HTTLs11E'0 oU1o"s
For sale ut this office.

SiiILO'S VIrALIZER is what YOU need i"
=, ,nnto,ns OF dyspepsia, Price 10 and IS cents p.
:, title. Sold at the Dillon Drug Store.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-04-19

Are vou made miserable by Indigestion, Con
.,r.ton, Dlzxinc~s Loss Of Appetite, yellow skin
,,,i,oh's Vitalizcr is Il positive cure.
Sold ut Dillon drugstore.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-04-19

We handle nothing but standard Bcsscmer steel
wire manufactured ov the Washburn y .Moen NAN.
uiac,urry CO. and the Lyman Barb Wire Co. Of
Chicago, and sell as cheap as others offer a poor
grade OF iros wire for. Purchase no Barb Wire
Unless manufactured hv reputable concerns. Send
for prices and special circulars.
SEBREE, FkRRIs& Il WHITE Co.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-04-19
For .Rent.

House for rent. Inquire at the Postoffics
The Dillon tribune., 1884-04-19

Why will you cough when Shiloh's Cure Wi
rive l,,r rtlc re!ief. Price 10 cen's'5o cents anu -
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