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The Dillon tribune., 1885-04-11
TEMPERANCE TOPICS.

The church is the organized army Of
God in the world to fight against vices of
every kind, and it is bad generalship for
any church to ignore that very Goliath Of
vices, intemperance. 1t is not strange that
the New York Tribune, in calling the
churches to greater activity in temperance
work should exclai,n, "What are sectarian
differences by the side of this great curse?
Can the churches fold their hands and flat
ter themselves that their duties are fulfilled
while the masses prefer the saloon to the
pulpit, and while rum rules in politics and
socjety:'
A Christian woman in Illinois recently
followed a drinker IN whom she was inter-
ested into saloon; just as he was about to
take the glass she tapped him gently on
the shoulder and requested him to go with
her. He complied, and as the two march.
ed toward the door the saloon.keeper re-
covered sufficiently from his amazement to
e)aculate: THAT beats the devil" The
lady turned and emphatically retorted
yes Sir, 1: was my intention to beat the
DEVIL" 1fit is the intention of the church,
TO beat the devil, his Gibraltar Of intemper-
ance must not be ignored.
Surgeon A. C.. Gorgas, medical inspec.
TOR United States navy, in an article on
the effects Of Tabacco ON YOUTH" says
'"at when the order to prohibit the use of
"oacco BY the cadets, went into effect at
annapolis, the class of diseases, such AS
''eaoache' disordered indigestion, malaise,
diminished at least one half in the next
>"ee months. The sympathies of the
p''essoss were in favor of its use, but the
resembling Of the order for one year had
s"e" unm'stakablc results, that all the OF:
'ee's who had favored the plan of un-
'esu'c'cd permission to smoke, confessed
WAT the experiment had proved a failure.
Professor Oliver, too, head of the de-
pa''rnent "a Of drawing, gives his testimony
.1s says: "The effect Of smoking on the
,'... s'a'ar action has come under my obscr-
" frequently, during service of four
years 80. The effect of smoking OH
s learning to draw is as unmistakable
49, " IS "e'd to be by trainers on men train
=. IS ''e a boat race. l have had occasion
y: ."a'lenge cadets on the use of tobacco
,ns 'N'"g as evidenced by their work,
nave IN no instance made Il mistake"
1"e liquor fraternity of St. Louis, Mo-,
,;a 'es out with an anti-prohibition petit
~ '' oessg'ng the legislature "not 10 submit
~. question to the people" because it will
''son'ze personal liberty"
The Dillon tribune., 1885-04-11
SCMl(ONS.

N the District Court Of the Second Judicial Dis.
trct Of the Territory OF Montana in and for the
County of Beaverhead.
Fred j. kicse, plaintiff, VS.. Mart f. Welch. de.
PENDANT.
The p,ope of the Territory of Montana SEM.
greeting 10 Mart +. Wclch, defendant.
You are hereby required to appear IN an action
brought against you by the above named plaintiff,
in the District Court OF the Second judicial Dis
trct OF the Territory of Montana, in and tor the
County of Beaverhcad, and to answer the complaint
filed therein, within ten days, exclusive of the day
OF service after tc service on you OF this summons,
county, but in this district, within twenty DAYS; 9th
erwise within forty days. jud gnert by dei,ui,
will be taken against you according to the prayer
Of said complaint.
The said action is brought to recover from VOW
the seven hundred and eighty eight and %
dollars with interest thereon ut the rate nf ten per
cent per annun from February !, isSs, that bcin:,
the amount alleged to I've due from YOU ~ plinth
tor goods, wares and merchandise. sold and deliv
cred to you hv plaintiff in December, 1854, and Fe
ruarv, lSSs.
pear and answer said compliant as above required
the said plaintiff will take udgmcnt by default
against tor the said of S7SSo,. witt, inter
est 1T 10 per cent per nnun from February I, 1885.
and costs OF suit
Given under my hand and the seal Of
cr,, \the District Court OF the Second Judi
SEAL icial District of the Territory oI Mon
>->-->-/t tana in and for the County Of Beaver
head this 18th day Of March, in the year OF our
Lord enc thousand eight hundred and eighty. five.
X. l.. DAVIS, Clerk
by RoBr. r. Wing, Deputy Clerk.
VS.. BAHuol'R, ATTORNEY for plaintiff. ls-4w
The Dillon tribune., 1885-04-11
5000 REWARD !

THE STOCK GROWERS Assoc CITATION OF Southern
Montana viii! pay SSoooo reward tor information
resulting in the conviction OF any party or parties
stealing or killing cattle or horses belonging tc
members OF above Association: said information to
he furnished t" the officers OF the Association.
PHI. POINDEXrER, President.
AZEI. AMES, Jr., Secretary.
July I.th, lSSi. [ssf
The Dillon tribune., 1885-04-11
Wet. U. DEPARTMENT.
.,,.u God and Home and Native Land

W. Cs IL ~
.ror God and Home and Native Land.
LADIES OF THE SOCIETY.
Urhey are not the only heroes
Who brave the battlefield,
Who in the fight are foremost
To die, but not to yield.
There are men in every station,
And women weak and frail,
Who stand where fierce temptation
And bitter trials assail.
In the busy crowd unnoticed'
Unchronicled in fame,
They live, and die, and leave us
Good works-without 4 name."
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In order to hold said premises under the provisions
OF Sec. .,,4 Revised Statutes Of the United States,
and if within ninety days after the publication ot
this notice YOU fail contribute your proportion II
such expenditure as owner, your interest in said
claim will hccomc the property Of the subscriber,
nndcr said Section e,S.t. ED. :. BALL.
Arsent:,, Montana, January IL, ISSS. 3-0od
The Dillon tribune., 1885-04-11
1oTs10 !,

NOTICE is hereby given to the Road Supcrvi-
sors throughout Beavcrhcad County not to make
any contracts for material labor further than
bc paid out of the per capita tax of their respective
districts.
by order of the County Commissioners.
PIN. d. MCCOl'GIi, Clerk.
Dated Dillon, March :, 1855.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-24

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pl.h.s al the Hua8a~ ~ p-~vsnf fhe Fssssss
&c 80 Tssrt.~Hth ADs13Hssnt shoa<asHx
-sav~rs Frrfy~for. ranFr 'hAn ans "te@F mas
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snf sosss-rrrg of TO Sat- rsourF = arTn~
kuI 80 vnIus szrn ~ cur ~asS~s s~t
.ehouls souzx uen hFpgsht ~ so thT 81
N~aS.1hus~trs I've - Gr~vfs. AT 20 81
Na-N~b.4arts srnsr - Hna-rsSi n~~aT ar
l.s1 ~ the ussn $50 un~ier'sk" :" ~@a s@i
INSTRUCT tnsm thAs inss A3s3s<frai" - GO
IN. w 80 ia To- frrvsn sFf<uni 04
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year 49, at "a tnss-~ sCt@ - HHFtsS 49,
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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-24
MODERN ARCHITECTURE.
Bill Nye's Opinion of IL In General and
summer Residences In Particular.

Bii Nye's Opinion Of IL In General and
summer Residences In Particular.
II may be premature. perhaps. but I
desire To suggest 10 any one who may
b. contemplating the erection of \ sum-
mcr residence for me. IS a slight ,es,i-
monial Of his high regard for my s,er-
ling worth and symmetrical escutcheon
"A testimonial more suggestive Of ear
nest admiration and warm personal
friendship than Of great intrinsic value.
etc. ETC.. thss ! hope no will not con-
struct ton the modern plan Of mental
haliucina,ion and morbid d-l;rium tire
mems p-cul A. 10 recent architecture.
~ course y mar ought not "a look n
~gift-hou>e in the gable end. but i! nv
friends don, know n bet er than To
buiIt me a summer cottage and ia ow
IN odd windows that nobody else want
cd and then daub il up " IN colors
tina; they have bourh, a; auction and
applied 70 the house after dark with a
shotgun. ! think i, i time that We had
. better understanding.
Such a structure does not COM with
IN either Of the ,hrec classes of ,enai.-
Sance. II i neither florcntiH-. Roman
nor Nenei ~. Any man can originate
such q Sis.c IL architecture II lie viii
drink the right KIND Of whi,Sy lon-
enough and then describe his feeling.
IN ar amanuen>i,. Imagine Tie sensa-
ton that on Il these nodcrn. -awesioa
cottages would crcat 4 hundred wears
fronl now. il II should survive, BuI tina,
j. impossible. The only cheerful feature
of the whole matter - that these Great
ure> OF di>ordinarv Imagination must
soon pass AWAY and the brigh, ,unlich,
81 hard-iorse sense shine in through the
shattered dormers and gables and
guawed-of architecture Of the average
summer resort A friend of mine A
few days ago showed me his e house
with much pride. He asked me- wha, I
though; Of il told him I liked Is first
rate. Then | went home and wep, al
night. /; was nv first fal.ehood
The house. taAeu IS . whole, looked
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-24
SENATOR hOAR.
Ne Pays Sic Respects to the tdmipss-
trstion aud tie Mag~ump supporters

At a bsngue, held in Boston on Ia.
evening 81 July b. the distinguished
Senator indulg-d in \ f"w remarks
which are thus reproduced in the
Springfield Mass bepSblicnn:
p-.lo--citi,-us time l. marching IN. In
this room three or fsaIr days ago TnornAs
Hen3rtch.. representing n. f-mprrs,c
party: -. kina enough {" .Ay b. thought
that John 4 Logan hal heiI--i fo .sr, tn
country Nov ] ought not supf-s.~ so Do
tain you ny ii.cu.sms. al suy cobssdsrab.
length. TN" political stust,"n The President
has bon IN inh~. I~.. than four mouths.
Their 3. zlvsy. = ssnor IN msn. ~ al. n
r~sari So . n~- ain ni-;rs;aon Th- H.s
who Oppose u hop ihinss - 80 ~. p AZ TAD
a. ih~t f-Ar--;. and me ul~n oh ar guilty 81
~ Laughter or r--S8n.shls for -. kof~ ~ -
alb" 'o prov" TIA, the voter. Who put ,ssu IN
pr--r DID not make tnt-;ass k.f ! hzse
..f heard q: . "a ~ iut firth ~ 'he yns.,
r~ssIa. -upf- rter 81 W TB~tsLEn4 ~ac-u.
shst has t-eu hs~~d ou h. having 20 -unn~
ert~ut- csrr'.f o'i' Ito oAi ~Eep1blAsAa sn-
irIu.. or on thr lat thz, aft, a.. ~ "a. rft
ago! many k~yait.pvsu- n 60
tOu trss th- tnly - nT ~ - ch WI. Al
'niu3.tTA;ru IA. .hs-b 80 chsra~'~v sfzi lea
"~rcF. - spy. nf1E~u'. - pubic vLss" TA.s
our foreign rwyFD-sut4fIy-- ~ Sgp..ss~
r~pr~-onfsnE ist. cy8Hty shrsi "a psa~-
O.; pgr~ n"u"r w ass~ at rEaca o. .tg p
n Ih- 80 uf 4 r1o-rs,c -sE 90 q. fh-
sns-r'. ard 's; -" si~p.osuacy Il '-e Iptsa
- ~ So EA
England While ~Esra. @-r-EE ruru have
svns @bvuAi. ! ~j-h ! cogsi a.d oz- g -ts--
car or ] srO~ znTfhiux 40. u tAr-. -ass4sf
curn" W ~ an fnxi.a .F ssr~uzu - s--uen
~ even a Turk % tirtorraf< r-Ts AnF d..
cues "a % th~ s4D-1-. a. - a.fDrF - fhs.
country. - ar -. 49, - tss~~ wys1as -
~Anyt~-tS -Ana q u4 is~ta.r 20 rssssE u1~uf y .
co@nfrp "a azs11x pstG"-u e 3 .sEtaa f-f-s
ion or .;Tuck IT, letter. frurn tsusr laGsso-
.AVs~- lau-tt~T or proved TO- SaskuoA
nonor sssu ~xtza shsG~r~s .n~.r temp
tAticn 10 ~ra ~ at. so2l6 nct fee .kr
~sniSg TO c-sst Uo3sr zee txfsr. Lag
eusscrrl Ter ;. oz- ESQ.,
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-ay "a uhics to- Ir~a p<~s cyT rD~rs8et sf-.-
al T. is- Sa..1lrnaE ssSoy -oS Z l@zxss
rnose D-s&nf 1Ers. for ! N fonr 90 .osarc3
an: lAt~s Th-c tA~r- 80 Mr. Pst- ~-ar.
eASe @; ell nvh~~rrbce rvfo~rzrs ~ 81.
his name TO . BAL vses Iorrzaa y. Ez..u
tad nssur>c ard Sen~ral HA.~s Ges.1z.sr
&c TIE >~as'e sn4 vscA sas Dss "a 80 T-sa
oc-ssc Hous>- NJ. Peot efon sss re .-t 20
Vrivs;e ne By he psrry N coas-4u-rc~ Of
HE part n Ia: GsE->~rrs- r~soFu1 fa1L
vres-eeai CseTs.an1 AAs tired - EAAz /: sf
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-24
III BLOODY snIRr.
The Nwfai >t"r, 81 prsa.s. Against
southern E.pabIss.ns 'hsfsstsTts.d d,
o.. snuprst. o.. % NnTlsat ttt.taE,


"h'h 'hfAniN mas 'f''"''' u" Hi''
at a race, auti muri"rpu, oppression
has established iur 10. Inn. l-.us. the
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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-24

Two waters in \ hotel st L.ancas
Ter Los Angeles County. Cal. robbed
their employer If \ number # articles
and lief, the place on foot. While one
of then, was taking . nap she other
Stoe a revolver and t~hirfv-nihe dollar
from him and went on his WAY north.
Froacisco Ciro.tck
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-24
ADDRESS or GENERAL LOGAN.
speech Of tho Illinois senator 81 Wood
.tork. Conn. on tho lth Of Jniy.


speech of tho Iilinoi. senator 81 Wood
stock. Coma. on tho ssh .f infy.
C-1--al L~<an .soke a. fo5'rzs "t~a;ures
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iri an PrEc~. TN oryufs. sps~otor au3 w.-
ui.c. CO. Hr s~I : aAlspa. b~zutfui ana
per-. aad rtuuEat h-r - D.. faLasn to - ~
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krr .ay s~- tAc s:ruuse- All &c s.r sEsl-
f-aEa-n =. b. d.i y<ac-s A. so-lut~i cgtss-
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Ia 49, .rautsr thznAL 81 10 enssi rEsi~zta.
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,rUt4rr 90 Ib~ mary - a Eu~u lut: &s
th. vision ~ u sp-rn,sus bar: pp@1 h~f the
iorttJdiEs .hasiu- =: AsrRss .r"ys srv%.
her path. All tbr potential bowed 3SsU 81
gree a. The i"-. - h~r - bal - f.uts chsT.
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pAAv. N ~A-,a =. hal icv vaIS h-z.-a -
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mag"-;!c zs1 t~aUt4fus even thsu fal. so
qua car. AM sIh cNrs su#r, lAslsa -
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auf! dcsighS~t nc u...i "a honor. . sasc 81
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civil abb %, syUz at,rf, than AT, 90 ~4.,H .
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~a', from 90. a.~.u.r- uf az, nj ali ,.t..!,
fu-~- a. ~, uTVI'- rf turrTs fHt D.. IL. .
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To" tr,I-Uf' vr tarth. could mar frr,tr4t. o..
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danger There NAV D.. tor u- "a, IN. i.tuT- ~
within vut-.tse~ ~H,u..4 E,-f-4tftl ever L..
Ia this .aut. lu uur D~u baud. 81. ftr Wal.
. calamity b. l-ru, au! NAV NOT a. 60.
aui great danger.
' N"i''y 'ah - Ut" .I'I'hNius H4-t"sh'l
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-24

4 lars- bu. no; ygy happy family
w-ni throsEs WA,~rtszn "a ;raa No
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sisiei o. \ T~Go;Isrr and toas rasr. II
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he should ever stand erect or be able 70
walk again.
When II became evident that Weeks.
and nav be- months. would eiap>e ie-
fore JOHNNY could b- moved from the
Jones -haniv. the girls had been writ
ten to q. their father AT iIr-t suggested,
and had come Immediately home and
assumed the care Of hou>chold affair.".
Occasions ally one Of them took Mrs.
Parsons place at ths bedside Of the
sufferer, while the mother returned to
the cottage To see that everything WAS
going right. or for a rest of q NIGHT or
two.
John Parsons had also remained AZ
the Jones shanty the greater portion ot
the time; for Johnny was freiiul IN has
sus"rings. and no ONE could mt ortrrn
him 80 well ~ his father, whom guite
a. much a his mother ne wanted con
stantly near him. And 80 he had re-
manned. trusting everything on the
r;lD-b 10 Eras,us, and going home only
when il wa ary 10 obtain pro-
vision. or achang..o IT clothing for him
self or wife. or -nm".hin" for Johnny.
No one could possibly have shown
more kindn"s, and sympathy than did
Nr. and Mrs. Joncs, who were thus
called upon 20 act In" part of good "a
rua-iiaE. 10 tho-" whom they hal never
bcfrr" seen. They ven consented that
tiicir " children should leave them
for q time-when the fever hal set IN.
AMI Johnny WA 1T the worst, that thei
noise might not disturb hiI.:, and they
had been taken TO the Parsons cottarr,
where thcv remained some weeks and
were care for by Era-ius and tn" girls.
When the crippled boy Wa, al last
removed 10 hi own home. these kind
people beneath whose roof he had been
80 long. would not consent 10 make
any charge for their troubl" or 10 ac-
c"p' any pay. except such rs wa forced
upon them in the WY II present, 10
Mr.. Jones and tn. children.
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