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TO SPORTSNIEN.

1t is lawful to kill any Of the following
birds until the first day Of January, com.
mencing from the 18th inst:
Grouse, prairie chicken, pheasant, fool
hen, partridge wild geese and ducks; also
the following animals: Buffalo, moose,
elk, white. tailed deer, black. tailed deer,
mountain sheep, Rocky Mountain goats,
or antelope. 1t is at all times unlawful to
kill any Of the foregoing animals for the
hide and head only.
MISUNDERSTANDING.
SEC. THAT it shall be unlawful for
any person or persons to hunt with gun or
dog within the inclosed grounds or lands
Of another, or to shoot into or upon such
inclosed grounds or lands, without first
obtaining from the owner, agent or occu.
pant of such inclosed grounds or lands,
his, her or their permission SD do 10.
SEC. Amy person or persons vioat-
ing the provisions OF section of this act,
and, upon conviction thereof in any court
of competent jurisdiction, shall be fined
in sum not less than five dollars nor
more than one hundred dollars, or impris-
oned in the county Jail not more than
three months, or by both such fine and i'm
prisonment
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CONFERENCE OF THE M. y. CHURCH
SOUTH.

The Montana Conference Of the NJ. E.
Church South held its eighth session at
Willow Creek, NJ. T., commencing the 9th
and closing the 10th Of August. Bishop
R. K. Hargrove presided, f. J. Stanley
was Secretary and ]. w. kemper assistant.
There was full attendance Of ministers
and laymen and many visitors from va.
rious parts Of the Territory, u number of
families camping on the ground in old.
fashioned camp meeting style. The oc.
casion was one Of great interest intellec.
uaAy, socially and religiously.
The presence and labors Of Bishop Har-
grove and Rev. DR.. Ditzler added greatly
to the interest Of the occasion. The mex,
conference will held at Bozeman. The
following are the appointments for the
ensuing year:
Helena District--L. b. Stateler, Presid.
ing Elder.
Helenu and Fairview-To be supplied.
Bozeman Station-W. w. Spain.
Bozeman Circuit-Wm. Hall.
Townsend and Radersburg-R. E. Lee.
Butte and Anaconda-J. B. Whitford
one to he supplied.
Stevensville-E. ]. Stanley, 7. w. Flow.
ers, supernumerary.
Willow Creek. l.. NJ. Spain.
Boulder and Whitehall-L. p Smithey.
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A PLEASANT RECEPTION.

On Monday evening, at Masonic Hail. i
large and pleasant reception was given to
Rev. H. ]. Norris and Mrs. Norris on the
eve Of their departure from Dillon for their
new home at Hartford City, Indiana. The
reception was under the auspices Of the
ladies Of Grace NJ. E. Church and friends
OF the late pastor of that church. The
evening was spent most agreeably by the
large company present. The young ladies
just returned from a Geyser expedition and
exploration rendered sun.burned musical
selections admirably, and the serving Of
delicious ice cream and nice cake was q
part Of the programme hugely enjoyed.
Rev. Mr.. Norris, just relieved from the
spiritual command Of the Girls Geyser
party, was called on to arise and give in
his experience. The reverend gentleman
was in a happy mood, and in short ad-
dress he told the combined ages Of the
girls, which ranged from eighteen to -.
According to the reverend gentleman the
consolidated weight Of the girls-avoirdu>
pois weight-was nearly ton, eight.teHths
Of which was school,narms. Mr.. Norris
happily portrayed the trip to Wonderland,
and his remarks pleased the company. The
reception was a complimentary testimonial
to Mr.. Norris, and its great success was an
evidence that the people Of Dillon aprre
ciated ar able preacher and good man,
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Personal.

Mel. Trask Is down from Butte.
Railroad Agent 1'eebe visited Butte.
JIM. Parfet, Of Idaho, was noticed in
the city.
N. A. Stiles disposed Of his race horses
at Three Forks.
Hon. Samuel Word, coming from Vir-
ginia City, ~ent up to Butte.
Tom Lancey, down from Bannack, re-
ports everything quiet at that camp.
Rob,. b. Smith is ate nding the Grand
Lodge meeting Of the I. o. O. F. at Glen
dale.
Phil. E. Poindexter has gone to Oregon
and the Pacific Coast for couple OF
months.
Allan Quinan, Of Baltimore, Nd, the
new principal Of the public school, arrived
in town Thursday morning.
O.Durant, of the Pueblo, Colo, reduction
works, has been visiting the mining dis
tricts of Southern Montana.
Sheriff Nasholds, Of Salmon City, Ida.
no, was over with requisition for Edward
Haughie, who is wanted in Idaho.
Hon. Tom l.. Napton, Of Butte, is men,
toned as the successor Of Judge Galbraith
for District Judge Of this district.
Rev: II. J. Norris and Mrs. Norris LETT
on Tuesday evenings train for their new
home at Hartford City, Indiana. A large
number OF their friends were at the train
to say goodbye and wish them peace,
pleasure, prosperity and plenty in the fu-'
ture.
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IN TOWN AND OUT,

The railway passenger depot has beer
painted red.
Superintendent Cannon held a teachers
examination yesterday.
Don't lean against the pile of brick ir
front Of Thomson & Bliven's.
The Dillon Bakery has changed hands
See notice in another column.
Geo. Savage is building hearse. 1t is
something long needed in this vicinity.
Deputy Rote is dealing out rations tc
twelve prisoners In the hotel d. Tom Jones
Assessor and Treasurer Eliel has com
menced the work of collecting poll and
dog taxes.
The new brick block adjoining DARTS
hardware store, on Montana street, is rapid.
~ nearing completion.
Montana street is to be graded. The
City Clerk advertises this week for pro.
posals for doing the work.
On Tuesday Of this week Mrs. Phil. H.
Poindexter was thrown from a carriage
and sustained painful injuries.
The Second judicial District has been
supplied with handsome new "Register
Of Actions" through the TRIBUNE job de.
partment.
The Dillon Furniture Company occu'
pies its advertising space to good advan.
tage this week. 1t will be found on the
eighth page.
The Secretary of the Dillon Rod and
Gun Club will, hereafter, furnish the TR1B-
uNE with score of the shooting at their
meetings for practice.
F. J. Jones and wife came over from
Bradford, Madison county, on Thursday,
and Mrs. Jones took the evening train with
Philadelphia as her destination.
Messrs. Crow Il Smead have moved into
their new Office. 1t is neat and we'll APP
pointed. Their stock Of M!ssoula dressed
lumber has been greatly increased
In the Dillon Police Court on Thursday,
Justice Holden sentenced one Frank Chap
man to sixty days in the County Jail for
robbing the Gem saloon till OF $25.
Amos Whiteman was arrested at BAN
mack on the 18th BY Deputy Rufe Mathews
and brought down to the Dillon Jail.
Whiteman was indicted at Salmon City
for an attempt to kill. Sheriff Nasholds
will take Whiteman to Salmon City, where
lie will be tried
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A POPULAR MAGAZINE.

The September number Of Demorest's
Illustrated Aio~thIv Masusi"e is decidedly
one Of the best we have had. The story,
"Bryanstone and Wife," by Philip Bourke
Marston, is capital one, and "Orders OF
Knighthood,' an illustrated article, "a
Happy Island" "The Story Of Ludwig
Spohr," ~ Maid of Honor of the Last
Century" and "An Old italian City," are
all we'll worth reading. The various de.
partments are carefully filled, and contain
much that is useful in the household. The
frcntispiece is a fine oil picture, called
"Good. Bye"
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CHANGE OF DISTRICT COURT TERMS.

The August term Of the Supreme Court
at Helena issued the following order:
1t is hereby ordered that terms Of the
District Courts in and for the Second Ju-
dicial District Of this Territory be held un'
til further order of this court at the follow.
ing times and places, viz:
Silver Bow county-At Butte City, on
the fourth Monday Of February, third
Monday oil September.
Beaverhead county-At Dillon. second
Monday Of April, fourth Monday Of Oc-
tober.
Missoula county-At Missoula, second
Monday Of June, second Monday of No
vember.
Deer Lodge county-At Deer Lodge,
first Monday of May, first Monday OF De-
cembcr.
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SHERIDAN sOUIBs.

Sheridan merchants are doing a fair
business.
Garden sass was never more plentiful,
and "murphies' will be too numerous to
mention.
The followers Of Vulcan are doing a
lively business repairing agriculture, inn
plements.
Temperance is holding its own in Sheri.
dan, and the popular industry known as
"drait poker" appears to be in = flourishing
condition.
Sheridan is quiet at present. Miners and
prospectors are all in the mountains inn
proving the good weather in hunting new
bonanzas and representing old finds.
The Grant memorial services held a.
Sheridan were fitting in every respect
Bishop Brewer and Col. Jas. E. Galloway
delivered eloquent orations on the funeral
day, the Sth inst.
The Sheridan public school Is in vaca.
ton. Miss Lena Hewitt, the accomplished
teacher, ~ill do Wonderland. This yea,
is proving bad one for schoolmarms and
the National Park,
On the Ruby Valley, the indus.riou.
grangers are putting in their last Hicks If
irrigating and ripening the growing crops
The crops, taken as a whole, are not extr.
In this section this season.
6. Christensen, one of our Oldest tesi.
dents, vas buried on Thursday, August
He was one Of the oldest residents of tn.
valley, a successful farmer, kind fathe,
devoted husband and a good man.
The hailstorm, which passed over tn,
Ruby Valley few weeks ago, did con
siderable damage to the growing grain
Some ranchers have cut their grain 70,
hay, owing to the destructive character o
the storm.
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SPORT! SPORT! SPORTS

The hunting season opens Aug tsrH, and hereby
wish 10 Announce to the hunters and srottsnte,, a.
DflTen and vicinity, also dealers in the neipittothe
towns and county that have more complete line
of sffof guns, rifles and ammunition Of all kinds than
befose, and will he sold cheaper both at retail
and wlolesafe, Good guns to rent by the day,
week or month. MRS. l., KUPPER.
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The best medical authorities acknowl
edge the great value Of Ayers Cathartic
Pills, and frequently prescribe their use in
the utmost confidence, we'll knowing that
they are the most etfectual remedy ever
devised Cor diseases caused by derange-
ments Of the stomach, liver and bowels.
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Ladies' shoes.
Never before has SO fine Il line of ladies'; Shines
been shown in Dillon as is now offered at E,ie,'s
We carry the celebrated Selz Schwab & Co.. and
Henderson brands in French and Curaco kid and
goat.
Gents Wear
The finest grades of Wool and Lisle Underwear
can be found at Eliel's
Summer Wraps.
Summer wraps at your own prices
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FOR 9AIs1.

neion &c" with three houses thereon, all oc-
bed bv tsnants. Inquire of Jas. Kirkpatrick.
L. T.. DODGE.
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PHOTOS.

cs,.,s of Dillon will please notice that have
r,.ed and am again ready at my old stand oppo-
VIZ denot and parties wishing anything in the
r Inc viii cali at once as shall be here until
81 u, "a and then close the Gallery. or else sell
70 any good photographer. TO any photography I'
will guarantee good; PAYING business tn Sss .ne
IT, y me at once and will give all particulars.
" sSdress ]. II. NESRfTT, Artist,
'''''~ Dillon, Montana.
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Notice.

Now is the time for those who wish to buy bread.
Get your tickets now al the City Bakery while you
can get twenty-five loaves for one dollar, because
on and after August s6 ] will only sell twenty
loaves for one dollar.
JOHN p. ZAI.SMAN, PROP
Hot rolls every day at the City Bakery at
O'Clock p. m. Send your order in at noon.
JOHN p. ZALSMAN, Prop.
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NEW BUSINESS LOCALS.
AUCTICNEEk;.

T. Farrell will conduct AUCTION SALES in ali parts
cf. the Territory.
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For Rent.
OATS WANTED,

nice room to rent, furnished or unfinished.
auile Il G. H. Savage.
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Any wishing millinery will do we'll to call at Mrs.
L. E. Hansons as goods are selling very cheap to
make room for fall stock,
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klfEN DOORS - WINDOWS.

ut received an assortment Of Screen Doors and
ndows Of all sizes. Call and examine, at Hay.
ds carpenter shop. first door north ot Dillon
ki;a.
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DILLON LETTER LIST.

List of letters remaining in the Post Office at Dbl
Ion, Beaverhead Co.. Montana. for the week end.
ing the ,lst day OF Aug 1855, which if not called
Cor in 90 DAYS will be sent to the Dead Letter office
Adams, w. l.indquist, John
Brown, S, L. McI.aid. Chas.
Brown. +, r. Mcrfer, Jas.
Cotter. Nellie Marsdcn, J. W.
Garsdes, Thos. McDermoth, John
Hope, +. Orange: Frank
HUFF, Sarah Ann lS!a'd,
Hanson, VIM. SNOW, VIM. NJ.
Harmony, DR.. Smell, John }
lIarrah. Vim. Spencer, Rev. u.
Harper. John NJ. Sinister. John
lIout, u. NJ. Wen, VI.
Jones', G. J. Milmarth. frco
Krugsbury,J J. NJ. Mo, >. -,
Persons calling for any OF the above letters Will
please say "advertiscd."
JOHN r. YOE. r. NJ.
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.a1rp HAY. WHEAT AND OATS
b sale. INV" q oNAH<AO'
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GEYsER OUTFIT FOX sAsdk;:.

"S AE5ASAs WIFI FUN ~2kJ5Es'
Parties needing an outfit for the Nat:Shfl Park
can purchase wagon tent, stove, wagon c.4sr, et,,
at u bargain, by applying at this Office.
SUMMER MILLINERY SELLING; AT C.t,t;T
for the next thirty days ut
MRS. NJ. A. DlNGI.EY'S,
House tn Rent,
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For 0a1es

have TOT sale four or Ave span Of horses, broke
to work, that will average l,Ioo to 100 hounds.
Parties wishing good serviceabe horses would do
wei! to call and see them at my ranch on Rattle.
JAMES O'NEII..
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1iiI!0AY & GO.

HALLIDAY & co.
ST., THE FOLLOWING IMPORTED
S' GOODS:
RRANDIES.
:, ,t.onesy & Co. 49, cognae'
~. Martell 80 j"
Eoutelleau fills o..
NolipSss ;,ra i,,s ( Go. -
cr.AnEr and sAuTERNE&
.>u,e and Fills. Fre.es: ,....
julien, p'nts and quarts
Nedsc'
1fAsgaA
s k.ssp !.t H. lnes. Port and Sherry.
"' A1s and STOUT.
OIL. 1oss's Belfast Ginger,
Bass cG Guinness ness Du1'in Stout
cHAMPAon.S'
Gil Mumm's Ex.s. Dry
WHISTLES.
,.;.h and Scotch Whistles; Jama'ca Rah.'
CIGARS.
II upman-El rrvenir, La Caro; WAS saG M
atrsdor; also full lime OF domestic " "eS' 1"
rs and Cigars. ~.~>~o~~~-oo~>
WANTED.
>. ;, exne, fenced man Who has Iine range,
GI..,tle on shares. Inquire at this office.
~~~~ ~-~~~~~~~~~-
Binding Irvine
r. hind. Of machines At Sebrce. Ferris 4
|h,e Company's.
~. p,,nes and Organs which were ordered
lI =. factory by 6. w. Jackson for Dillon, will
nv. in afsw days, and will De on eSh'''t'o" at
u,stoasce Don't fail to see them.
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MA1RI1D,

- At Nicholia. l.cmhi Co..
Idaho, on August II, by Justice Mclsec, \. ID.
Johnson, of Virginia City. NJ. T.. and Mrs. Mary
\. CHM, of Nichola.
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Secondhand Woods Irvine Binder.
All in good repair: ISAAC L. LYON.
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DIED.

MIIIE\-At Point of Rocks, Montana, on Thurs
dav. Aug. 20. 1889, of paralysis. Leo L. wife OF
George MilIrn, aged 81 wears. ) moths "nt
DAYS.
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o which we will pay the highest CASH price.
NJ and see US. CROW 4 SNtEAD.
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D. u. Osborne 4 Co. Dillon Agent.
H. II. Savage is still agent for the D. NJ. Os'
mkC Co.'S Mowers and Self Binders; the stand.
machines Of the world. A full stock Of wire,
ind extras kept ON hand.
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To the Lsaca1ea.

House to rent. Inquire Of E. Coffin.
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. .x,-,;snced man who has a line range, 81
r. r. c.,tle on shares. Inquire at this office.
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;~s, ard d Payne's solid neck sheen,
'eelved ny T. W. Poindexter.
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NAARGED PICTURES.

Work beins s m portraiture will he pleased
hey, WHOSE supplied in this line nv Mr.. F.
y pictures equation for furnishing most
'''' The Territory. ooe"N established
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r.. p,,n.s and Organs which were ordered
~. factory BY &. w. Jackson for Dillon, will
~. IN IN a few DAYS, and will be on exhibition at
u,.toasee. Don't fail to see them.
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NoTcI0.

w. SOLO out the Dillon Branch of our Lum
(nr . s We are anxious to close up all out.
= accounts, either by cash or note at the
|h,r tss'o'e date. Statements will be sent out
Ia n.y. accounts on on, books, and parties in.
~ Will please make prompt payment.
'"oNrANA LUMBER AND PRODUCE Co.
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Binding Irvine

r. lind. Of machines at Sebrce. Ferris l.
nie Company's.
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House tn Rent,
For Sale at a Great Bargain,

Inquire Of ]. E. Morse.
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ELIEL'S LOCALS.

Note the following bargains at Eliel's:
Best domestic Lawns, 10 to IS cents, former nr;c,
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= attic on shares. Inquire at this office.
~~ ~-~~~~>>~>~~~.
Binding Irvine
~ kinds Of machines at Sebrce. Ferris =
tie Company's.
!. pi,nss and Organs which were orderet
II. factory by &. w. Jackson for Dillon, will
;. IN few days, and will be on exhibition a
postoa;ce. Don't fail to see them.
..-~~~-.>~~~~-~~~~~
PHOTOS.
;,ros Of Dillon will please notice that | have
oasu s.S am ayain ready at my old stand oppo
H. asnot. and parties wishing anything in The
~. re will cali at once as shall be here unit
=, - and then close the Gallery, or else sci
I; !; any, sood photographer. To any photograph
!, iii; Guarantee a good paying business the
/. ~" rear round. ANY artist wishing to buy car
y % me at once and will give all particulars.
! Address H,,.s ~ J. H. NESRfTT, Artist,
f''''s'' Dillon, Montana
RALLIED HAY, WHEAT AND OATS
sale. CROW & SMEAD.
FOR GALE.
retoo &c" with three houses thereon, all oc.
ned by tsnants. Inquire of Jas. Kirkpatrick.
L. Z. DODGE.
D, u. Osborne 4 Co. Dillon Agent.
Ca II. Savaae is still agent for the d. NJ. Os.
Ixk Co.'S Mowers and Sell. Binders; the stand.
machines Of the world. A full stock Of wire,
s md extras kept on hand.
EoEEn DOORS e. WINDOWS,
steceived an assortment Of Screen Doors and
)hdows Of ali sizes. Call and examine, at Hay.
Ms carpenter shop, first door north III Dillon
|iIou.
For Rent.
: nice room to rent, furnished or unfurnished.
tqpi.e d G. H. Savage.
OATS WANTED.
o which we will pay the highest CASH price
sl and see US. CROW & SMEAD.
~.>~~>~>~~~~~~~-~~-~~
LIMB :!
y salem any quantity.
j.. CUsIcK & co.
"."~>~o~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~>~~
spring Wagons aad Buggies:
'SEE car loads just received.
SEBRkE. FERRIS W'HrrE Co.
~3~~~~~~~~~>~.~~~~>~~
CASH
d'or Hides and Pelts.
SEBREk, FERRIS & WHITE Co.
~~~>~>~~~>->~~~>~>->~
au line Of Confectionery just opened
aPo'tofhce building.
~~~~~~>~-~-~~~>~~~.
MILLER BUGGIES.
nCoS ~ -
~>~~~>n~~~~~~~
"'ae New Fruit store in P0stoffice
as Tor all kinds of Green Fruits, kept
ERH0LDEN.
o~~~--~-~-~~>>>~~~
MONEY TO LOAN.
S., ~ Loan on approved security. Apply ia
S"t"oN' bannack. Montana.
~~~>~~~~~~>
NOTICE.
so'a out the Dillon Branch of our Lun.
or ~ We are anxious to close up all out.
,.ss" ounts' either by cash or note ut the
b, rssso'e date. Statements will be sent out
Ia n.y. accounts on our books, and parties in.
VIII please make prompt payment.
"oSrASA LUMBER AND PRODUCE Co,
Dc,.. ~. ">~~~~"-~~
;rs )" ard 4 Payne's solid neck sheen.
viewed ny T. W. Poindexter.
>-~~~~o>~>>~~~~>-
's"'ns Machine Repairing.
e, aU nave nave sewing machines that need re- j..
S%A on John P. zalsn,an.
o'>"'-o-~--~>->~-->~-,~,.
= . AL!
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MONEY TO LOAN.

ss,s' Loan on approved security. Apply ia
S"tSoS' Bannack. Montana,
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"'as Machine Repairing.

c,% ' nave sewing machines that need r. !.
'4a on John P. zalsman. | NV"
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Buy None hut the Best.

A car load of Mccormick Binding
Irvine just arrived.
ISAAC
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ne New Fruit store in POst0filce
se Ior al kinds of Green Fruits. kept
HOLDEN.
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the s ca; Parlor Set. Inquire ofMrs.L
So1'nne Hotel, Dillon. Mont ~
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LIMB!

b salem any quantity.
j.. CUs1cK & co.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-10
Wholesale Produce.

The following prices are for round lots only:
Pork. Bacon. Lard, etc.-Mess pork, $l1;
hams, 91Ic; shoulders, 614c; dry salt long
clears. exc; smoked long clears, &c; dry salt
short clears, Sc; smoked short clears, SC; long
spiced rolls, S1sc, short, ~; terco lard, re;
keg lard. 71sc; 20ro wood pail, s1sc; 3 d tin
pau, s9sc; 70 tin pail,S1<c 10 u tin pail re.
Flour-Patents, S595.25 asked: best winter
wheat patents, $3.50; straight, S4-25Gli.50;
winter wheat straight. 50; Bakers xxx
and clears. S4G4.25; low grades, 81; rye flour,
$4,000 per barrel; graham spring wheat,
1925, winter wheat, g. so; buckwheat -four, 81.
The above quotations are made on the
board of trade. The Roller mill reduces the
price as follows: Orange Blossom $500;
Red Cross, $40: Brighton, S4.45: Capitol,
S4.20; Bakers xxx, $3.50; Derby, $s.75.
Beans-Common, 500T5c; mediums, 75c9S1;
hand picked medium, Sl.20Gl.4 40; hand picked
navy, 81. 301l-5O.
Dressed Beef-Steers, choice, 71lGT1Sc;
steers, $50 to 800 pounds, &c; cows, $50 to 800
pounds, SIC; choice bulls, 5s4c; veal, lie:
headquarters, $1,000; fOrequarters, $40
51Sc; mutton, extra heavy, nc, mutton 40
to so pounds, &c; country dressed, sides,
596c.
Furs-Bear, se0ls; cubs, s3G5; badger.
6OG65c; wild cats 4Oc; fisher, S51T: red x70,
Sl.35: cross fox $s.50G4. grey 75c, kit fox,
40c; silver grey. S25G50; lynx, Se03.5O; mar
ten, Sld3.5O; mink, 30S5Oc; otter, SJG1: rae
coon. 60G65c; skunk, 5OGy60c; wolverine, $50
4; timber wolf, S2.50sI3; prairie wolf. 81;
muskrat, fall &c, winter &c, spring sc, kits lc;
beaver, SsG2- so per pound.
Hides-Green sailed, PC; green6G611 dry
flint, 1s1$c; calf. dry, 13c; green, lOc; deer,
dry, 1512Oc; antelope 10000; elk l23ze; sheep
pelts. wool estimated. $4,000, according 70
wool on them; lamb 35G6Oc-
Nuts-Almond, Taragonas 1sc, 1vica, 11c,
California ISc; FIlberts, Sicily, 14c: Peanuts
7I9c: Pecans, Texas, eG12c; Indian nation
nc: Walnuts California. lac; Naples, 16.
Grenoble, I2o; French, 10; cocoa nuts, S597
per 100.
Honey-Dark, 12c;white clover, 13Gl5c: Cali
fornia white clover. I5c-
Hops-washingto Territory, l6Slsc; choice
New York, zoe.
Linseed oi-Raw, SEC; boiled 55c; linseed
meal, S20G2l.
Malt-75c per bushel-
Oysters-Standards, soc; selects, 40c; New
York Counts, 45c per can
Tallow-No. i, SIC; No. 25c.
Wool-Unwashed. 1A1I5c: washed, 20322c.