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SCRoFULA. salt rheum, all humors, boils, PIN
Plies and diseases of the blood, general debility,
dyspepsia, biliousness, sick headache, kidney
and liver complaints, cataryh and rheumatism
are cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla. Take it now.
100 doses 81.
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IndtCaffOnss
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON. Aug 3. La N.
Special Indications for Twenty-four Hours,
from A. NJ, for Indianapolis and Vicinity
Fair weather, stationary temperature.
For Indiana and Illinois-Fair weather, north
erly winds. stationary temperature.
For West Virginia, Ohio and Eastern Michi-
gan-Fair weather, northerly winds, slightly
warmer
For Western Michigan. Wisconsin and Mime
sota-Fair weather, followed by local rains.
northsrly Winds becoming variable, slightly
warmer
Local Observations.
INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. 2.
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Not that Kind of a "Corner."

Not that Kind of a ''Corner."
Boston Herald.
If the whisky syndicate win corner the stuff
SO close that not another barrel be tapped
until the hot weather is past. it will reduce the
death rate the mum Der of crimes and the amount
of pauperism very materially.
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RnAMus M Rahar

RoANN-S M. Baker
ROBINSON m.-Charles A. CRUDE
R0cHEsTER-L Il. Rannels.
R0cKPoRT-Wessler & Graham.
RoCKvTLLB-L4 M. Bates.
RoSEDALE-W. Butcher.
RossvIILE-H. Kreisher.
RUssIAvILLE-Slyter & Nicholson.
RUsHvTLLR--H. G. Hilhgoss.
RUsHsYI.vANIA. O.--S. A. Taylor.
SALEM. A. Kemp.
SC0TT LAND. I'LL. A. Greenwald.
SELENA--J. Il. Simmons.
SEYHoUR-Platter 6 Son.
SHARPSvILLE-Haynes Grishaw 81 Shook
SHARPsvrLLE-Suuday-E Edgar Elmore.
SHELBYvTLIF-Robin 81 Powell.
SHELDON, Hilbert Brady.
SHERIDAN-W. T.. Clements.
SILVER IAAKE-W. ". Long.
SOUTH BEND. B. Madison.
SOUTHpoRT-d A. McAlpin.
SoUTHPORr-Sunday--D. B. Gardner.
SOUTH WHITLEY oheen 81 Co.
SPENCER. +. Lawson g. Co.
SPIcELAND--0 III. Nixon.
STAUNToN-A Webster.
STTLESVfLLE-J. Gentry.
ST. JOSEPH. nl.-G. N. Wininger.
ST.. Louis. Mo.--John Overtop- Union Depot
ST. PAUL-Thomas Eek ST.
SULLIvAN--Eddie Weir.
SUM3fITvILLE-E. p. Searle.
SwITz CTTY-W. NJ Martin.
TAYLoRsvILLE-Tllman Ful
TERRE HAUTE-Cf. w Faris.
THoRNTOwN-C. II. Utter.
TlPTON-H. Mehhg.
TROY O.--Eugeue c. Thomas
UNION CITY-Swain q Brit.
URBANA. HL-M. F.. Watson
VEEDERsBURG-John Hurt.
VERMILLIoN, lid. M. Mason
VINcENNES-Tom Robertson
WABAsH-W. X. Thurston.
WABASH-Sunday- Frank Rigler.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81 Larmore.
WARREN f. NJ Huff
WARsAw-L. c. Boydston.
WASHINGTON-Horrall & Bro.
WAvELAND-H. A. Pratt.
WAYNETowN-R. E. Ray.
WESTFIELD-J. w Davis.
WEsTFTELD-Sunday--Ja Williams.
WESTFIELD, nl.--W. A. Snyder.
WEST LEBANoN-Ja Kimball
WEST NEwToN-Moses Allen.
WHITELAND--Smock g. Combs
WHITELOCK-J HORNED.
WILLIAMSPoRT-W. s. Crawford.
WINCHRSTER-Ira Trip.
WORTHINGToN-W. B. Squire.
XENIA, Ind.--R. Powell.
YoRKTOwN-W. A. Goings.
ZIoNsvILLE-B. f. Clark.
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managed to staggcr In at the quickly opened
door. when she fell exhausted. Tngiey has an
extremely unsavory record although hardly
twenty years of age. About four years ago he
betrayed q young girl of this city, and was
forced to absent himself for a considerable time.
His next exploit was to shoot man named
Starkey. at country dance. in Auburn town
ship. Starkey was desperately wounded. but
finally recovered. Tingley fed Immediately af-
ter the shooting, and was gone over o year. His
last crime is the worst he ever attempted, but he
is capable of almost anything.
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FOR RENT

NOR RENr-ONE LARGE AND ONE SMALL
T. roe,a with power. Apply at Bryce's Bakery.
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WANTED.

yKTANTED-IT KNOWN THAT BREAD is now
w being sold cheaper thar 1t DO baked at home
in the family Bryces bread for sale at the grocer
los, weighs Ia pounds. for cents.
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MACHINERY. ETC.
MISCELLANEOUS.


TTTMC Z. G. & Co. Manufacturers and
"A MIND Repairers of CIRCULAR, CROSS
CUT BAND and all other kinds Of SAWS.
Illinois street, one square south Of Union Depot.
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Local Observations.
INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. 2.
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Interesting Experiences.

Hiram Cameron, Furniture Dealer
of Columbus. Ga. tells his experience,
,his:"For three years have tried every
remedy on the market for Stomach
and Kidney Disorders, but got no relief
nntil | used Electric Bitters. Took
five bottles ard am now cured, and
think Electric Bitters the Best Blood
Purifier in the world" -Major A. b.
Reed. of West Liberty, Ky. used Elec
trio Bitters for an old standing Kidney
affection and says ''Nothins has yer
done me so much good as Electric Bit
t.rs."- Sold at fifty cents a bottle hy
j. O. Landry. 4
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE TOWN
COUNCIL.
TOWN HALL.
Thibodaux, La. Oct. Sth, 1886.

Thibodaux, La, Oct. Sth, 1886. {
The Council. for the Town of Thibo
daux, met. in special session, this day at )
o'clock, 2. NJ.
Present Mayor Auroin and Trustees.
braui. bergeron, Naquin. and Zernott.
Absent:1rrstees Curtis AMI Moore.
The reading OF The minutes OF last meeting
was dispensed with.
The Mayortsubiu,tted Il circular letter. from
Sabine iass sufferers. asking for contributions
towards their relief. and the same was refer
red to ID committee of composed OF Messrs
Bergeron and Zernott.
On motion duly seconded Ordinance No.
IS. prolon4ing the time for the holdln. of the
Municipal Election, was passed. by the follow
lng vote
Yeas: Braud, Berseron, Naquin and Ter
mott.
Nays: None.
The Council then adjourned.
j.. L. AUCOIN. Mayor.
,. EMILE LEBLANC. Clerk.
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PERFECT SIGHT-PRESERyERs.
NOTICE.

Havingnnrchased the e'igiblv situatedboi,
err shop Of +. Hogan, in this town. | am now
prepared 20 take contracts Tor making new
Boilers and repairing old ones. Full 3]atistao
ton guaranteed, work will he done atthn law
est figures. Ihavc secured tie services az Nr
+. Hogan. az foreman ard manager. who h,s
had long experience III this business. Partie.
Will ind 1t TO their interest to call on me be.
fore making contracts elsewhere.
W.. Ii. Raglan. '
Tbi5odaux. April 9Th, 1883.
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Some people suffer from sick head
ache all their lives, dragging out a
miserable existence. If they would
only try one does Of SMITHS BILE
BEANS Zone BEAM they would never
say that nothing would afford them
relief. This wonderful remedy is
pleasant. harmless and always effec-
tive. The price, 25 cents per bottle,
makes it very popular. For sale by
all druggists, and dealers IL medicines,
CT sent 10y mail.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-06-05
THE GUILTY MAN.

Sheriff Jones went to Butte to help idcn.
tity the two ncn captured by Sheriff Sui.
livan OF Silver Bow County, VIII" were
supposed to be Implicated in the murder
OF young Ferguson, the stage driver, near
Glendale. The two met, held on suspicion
were not identified and they were Turned,
loose. While in Butte Sheriff Jones, a;eee.
by man who will testify in the case, AZ.
rested 4 man named Harding Tho cir.
cunstantia, evidence against Harding is
very strong. and his positive Identification
as the imam wl,oconmittcd the murder is
quite probable. llarding'> preliminary
! examination is set for next Monday before
Justice Sch,nalhauscu, OF Glendale, who is.
, sued the warrant for arrest, but the exam
inati,n will take place in Dillon. owing 10
the feeling manifested in the CASE. All
! the witnesses IN the use will hc here hv
next Monday, xhcn tE' examination will
; he held Harding is securely held in the
county Jail. lie keeps his own counsel
and has nothing to say about any c"nncc.
ton with the murder.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-06-05
SUNDAY CL(DAlN&:.

We. the undersigned, merchants Of I)il
Ion. Montana, hereby give notice IL Our
patrons and customers, that wc have en-.
tered into mutual agreement to close our
places of business on Sundays after juno
9th. 1856: and in accordance with this
agreement and in Justice to the several
parties Thereof, We shall feel bound to refuse
all who come:
Tnt D,lLo> LUMBAR A. I.c. E,l1x,s. Il Co., .
GRAIN Co.. LEONARD ELiEi.
ID. J. FKEw. Dillon FuRNlrunl Co..
| q. Il. MoKSt, 7. w. PolSnyNrtx,
| H. ]. W,nrE l. Co.. MxS. l.. kvrrtx.
(;EO. W. DAKr. l. II. HArflELp,
ltENN, Cushing. SEN1sKE +. l. " co..
DILLON NATIONAL HANk, Al. ". CwowfIi.
| TiioAtSENX RIivtN, ". u. CROW ELL,
| W.T. EASTMAN. J. l.. LYON.
! WI. II. FREw. NulNk,IARDr il Co.,
jo,S ZNsM>>. MILNE Il CAL, >,A>.
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PERSONAL.

Tho>. i.ancy was down from fh.nnacs
Rev. ". \. Shannon paid u visit to
Butte.
Bishop Brewer will be in Dillon next
Sunday, the 9Th.
Hon. Joe \. Browne, OF Darling. was in
the city for day.
Ed. X. Award. Glcn<l.lc'> popular drug
.i>,, paid Dillon call.
Lou y. Smith is down from l,utte,
presumably on Il criminals trail.
Frank T.. Enutr and Mrs. lpu'c ha,.
gone on Il vi>i, to Eastern Idaho.
+. {. Ma,hcr> has been lc;i.vr.n.. ~),,ir
finely executed specimens OF ,,I,, ,ru PIX.
,urr work.
Masters Henry and Arthur lIo>t, who
spent three. weeks 'i>,in" Il, Dillon. have
returned TO their Butte home
! \. il. Valentine, Of Bennington, Yer.
mont, and o! the Plymouth Rock Cattle
! Co.. spent il few days in Dillon.
! lanes Mau|uin, OF Wiliowburn Far.,.,
! took 'iuc>.lay'> train for Calgary on tic
! lin, Of The Canadian Pacific Kairoad
The Dillon tribune., 1886-06-05
REPORT ON TuE Tl> MINES
I,ra:,lc,'>I,

Major J. ". Peck has made Il report at
the mining operations "i the Montana Tin
Mining Co. Tor the month OF May. His
report shows that considerable work has
bcc.. done ,n the Belmont and Globe mines,
Two good properties owned by the com
panv. \ tunnel has been driven in ISL
fec, 10 tap the ore vein OF the Globe mine
whicn is found to be strong and CARRYING I;
good grade OF ore. The recent dcvc!opin.
worl; done on this mine is highly c,.xour
a.in. and the property i looking exceed
ir"iN inc at present
The Dillon tribune., 1886-06-05
CITY TICKET NOMlN .ArED.

y call Tor :, citizens meeting. irrespective
OF party politics, was issued ON last Tues.
day and on the evening OF that day Il meet.
ing was held IL, the Court House. Owing
to the call not being circulated but few
hours the attendance at the me. tin. was
not large. DIR. Aha>. G.. Noble was chosen
chairman an>; W. 7. Eastman secretary of
the meeting. Nominations tor the %lirer-
c.: city Officers were made and bailotcd
H., rc>,,ltin. in the nomination OF the fol.
lowing city ticket:
For Mayor--.;. L, White.
Police Nlagi>,:atc. r. llodcn.
CITY arshal--Thos. Nullanr>.
City Clerk w. L. Eastman.
I';,E .\ttorncN--W. :. Barbour.
Treasurer and F.>-Di'ic;o .\>>,>cr-W
/ Bernstein.
Street ton",i>>loncr---l. Cashmere.
Aldermen, Ward, -. Lamont; ,nl
Ward T.. NJ. Bloo,ncr: ,Hd Ward. H. ID
Bra:nc,N.
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REMEMBER TIT: DATE,

pco,,l: in ;hc CITY. and those sr<hn the
country, who have been accustomed t"
doing their trading ,n Sundays. will OBJ
serve that the stores and places OF business
in Dillon will be closed ON SUNDAYS alter
thu: 9th inst. The move is an excellent
one ant, if il included the saloons il would
be better. Due notice oi the commencing
OF Sunday closing havin. been given.
kick. |, il hoped that all viii! tl'rcrtully
acuuic>cc in the movement and make it
per lnaNCEt.
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(HlLDH;t.E'> DAY.

Tlr General Conicrcnrc OF ;hc Metho-
dist Episcopal Church has designated the
end Sunday in ,luns: q: each year as Chill
dr.o'> Day" Great interest Il always
taken 10 aid tlt. children in their exercises.
Grace Sunday School i, preparing t" OBJ
serve the day. and collection will be taken
for the ch,l:!r,n'> educational fund. y
succ;al programme will bc rendered. con-
,iS,;ny q, responsive readings, singing and
recita,;ons bv the Children Grace Church
will be handsomely decorated with flower,
and ,vcrgrcru> ws't!. lHS tNe:c'>e> a:+
given.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-06-05
CITY ELECTION NEXT MONDAY.

Our city election. which is TO be held
next Monday, the .,h, is matter that
should command The attention OF all citi-
zens Of Dillon who desire to sec a good
city government maintained. The past
year has witnessed an able and conscrva.
tive management ct city affairs. resulting
in the Inauguration OF city improvements
OF substantial and I'er,nsnent character.
These improvements have been made
without imposing heavy taxation on prop.
crty owners. The present iucu,abents Of
the city officcs-wl,o work for little cr NO
compensation-arc deserving Of The thanks
Of their fellow-citizens tor "toil without
rccompense" in behalf os the people of the
city. In the election next Monday AS many
Of the present officials as are candidates
should be reelected. Politics cuts no tig.
ure in the selection ri city officials, and
the aim Of the voters should be to elect
suc., men as will perform their official
duties energeticaliy and tor the leuc,it o'
the entire community One city ticket il
already in the field, and as It is for the n,os
par. satisfactory to the tuass ol' the people
it is probable that most @. the candidate.
named, il not all Of them, will be clcctet
to the different positions Tor which the,
have been nominated.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-06-05
THE COUNTY CAMPAll;N.

There appears to be little interest taken
As vet in politics in Bcavcrhead County.
No announcements have been made OF can-
didatcs for nomination., subject to the de-
cision OF the Democratic or Republican
county conventions, As the case may I've.
We notice that in sou,c counties Of the
Territory candidates arc bobbing up as
thick as :oads after a shower and apparently
As animated. In several precincts Of this
county. heretoio.s counted insignificant.
there will he Il demand for delegate repre-
sentation in the coming county convcn-
tio,,> that will astonisl, chronic Office
seekers and likewise the Young. untutored
political aspirant. who have political bees
buzzing under their summer hats. It is a
little too soon Tor Republican or Demo,
cratic states t. he made, or rings to develop
within rings. and nothing Indicative u a
cut and dried programme Of either party
has leaked out and BECAME an open secret.
Experience proves that the hest laid plans
OF mice. men. aud politicians, are easily
! smashed. Often I,o.i.iea! states have brit.
| tie spots in tl,cn,. and such sla,es are gen
craliv broken over their makers heads
! a. tho opening Of the county ca,npaigt,
draws near we may expect to hear the UT
territiex! shouting the war.whoop OF "rt..a.
!! ton in Office while the radicals will lay
! iow and get in their work over the blum
.lers Of their political opponents.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-06-05
IN TOWN AND OUT.

Runcl,mcn are busy irri.atiny land.
The hotels and restaurants are not doing
a lively transient trade.
Excavation Tor the cellar OF thv PoindcN.
ter brick is prosrc>sil,y
Wa: iiu.,on street will soon haze side.
walks laid its eutirc length.
Last Sunday evening there was t;'ir
attendance at the Dillon churrhe>.
Business is quie,cr in Dillon than it was
at "A corre>rondin. period last gear.
Substantial. ait; should be cN'cndvd to-
ward kc,rin. up the Dillon brass band.
\ corrected lis, OF the county officers OF
i,rav.rhrad County is printed Oh another
page
\ col, curiosity is 20 be seen on the
ranch of Tho>. NJ. :>elwav. I, is Il colt
born blind
The passenger and freight lines running
h,tw.cr Dillon and Blnnack are dom. a
lively business.
cu>ick's brickvard j. runniN. along
finely. The first kiln OF 100000 brick will
bc fired shortly.
! \ Southern Montana girl calls her ''ie'
! )..r" :, muuwump when he bolts and tlir,>
with another feminine.
. The ladies OF 81. James Episcopal
! Church are engaged in making cushions
: for the seats OF that church.
THAT reformation does not always :ol'""
,ro,;..,;on> of reform is cvi>,cucct: bv the
way some men drink on the ~!v.
.rhc ladies oi the baptist Church vii
give Il strawberry and ICE cream ''>''>'
nr the church lots. in the near ''t'''.
The county Officers are NOW preparing
their quarterly reports for the ''>l'e'''o'
ot ,h, Board of County commissioners.
rh. TH,n.>r steam. job department !
fully prepared to turn out JOB printing @
every description neatly and with dispatch
lohn \ickum was appointed this l''>'r''
, deputy of the X, OF T. tor 'hr S"''e''
...,r ". :. Barbour filled that N'-'''''
last year
rD,. uannacs Consolidated Mining ~
:. has DISCHARGED some ot its emp'<'Nc>' a'''
,cmporarilv suspended active mi''n. 'i'c'
a,;on>.
N;yur White has filled the bill y" "c
,.,.,,,ilv to the people "t Dillon ''''' '"c'
x;l ", no opposition :" his fe's'ee''o
next Monday.
r,..,>urrr Wing roi!cct> an average
5000 pc, quarter tor 'ite'>S> IN ''saS''
!. nc;d County. ony quarter OF ~h'c" .'s~
the Territory.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-06-05
METHODIST ENllls<llI< POSTPONED
pei lllailt'l

The Mc,h,,di>, excursion from Dillon 70
lutte or anaconda, and return, which was
to bc given nest "Wednesday, nnc 9TH,
under the auspices ot the ladies OF Grace
NJ. t.. Church., has been indefinitely post
,,ouet!. 1t was though, hest to change the
date to the Fourth OF July, but on Rev.
Mr.. Shannon icarniuY that ctsavlc~ could
NO: be obtained for tie Fourth. the cxcu!
>;cu la, ',cvn indefinitely postponed
The Dillon tribune., 1886-06-05
u,,l.ON I'l,<Tl,FFICE.

;, ,,.,,, Butte. Deer Lodge aud points
he na A.. .lai,v ut S:.s p. IN. The mail tor
ARM, s,,s closes ut & O'Clock Il. IN.
above " ,s,,,,, Salt Lake. Ogden and all points
NE MAJ r,.,,.rn idaho arrives daiiy At 7:'o o.
il. anu I.,r mai, for the al~ve places closes
n; o,'N" ,. civ and Virginia City mai! arrives
BE- )en ',.,o,k y. ~, daily. and departs ut -"
Nh IL ~ .r ianpack and \rgrnta arrives ut $50
he man .,nna,1s. Wednesdays and FRIDAYS, and
9" " ".,', !, NJ. ON Tuesdays. Thursdays and
,ts at 7''' ~
I'a; ,.o,r.en SUNDAYS tir"n IL '' until /, M
sc m"' ,,as., during usual! business hours
alt "ns, WIDER or rcyistr. business dome after
rmk' T. "' r. ". pOINDENTER. p. N
The Dillon tribune., 1886-06-05
FISHING TACKLE.

~. INST received my Spring Stock, and every
T'' x ;s fresh and Cheap.
!. ,r,,n 20 cents to &sS.N.
W. :. ..nts to &,.oo. All kinds 1T Hooks,
s''' .;nlrrs. smells. Flies, etc, etc., cheaper
/ ~, cheapest. CatA.l, an: 49,
.,s \ practical fisherman and knowing .nc
=. Of this l'i.a''i,v ~" l'rclMrca 70 seq YOU
\ what yo" want. W. "\' MINI
The Dillon tribune., 1886-06-05
"arntnS.

\, Al whom !, may concern: Know " that there
h two certain prnniSsorv notes given IVY M">'' ,
th,m,>un and Truman +. Chapman. III !aI'' W
y,be on or h fore. September lst. 1851. the "lh''
Ri >-s,po.oo payable ON or before NAV ISL ~
Nv tb,r, fore. for certain legal REASONS we. tn'
lr,cr,un,A, hereby give notice To til" ru'''r INA
i, will no, pay the >;.i,! r",r, ana warn me p"N'''
ut 10 purchase the SAINT. ~
CHAPMAN X THOMPSON.
Dillon, Montana Nav -. 1850.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-06-05
BISHOP BREWERS APPOINTMENTS

Bishop Brewers appointments !oc HrA
vvrhead County are rs follows:
NJ Dillon, Sunday. June 18TH.
.\t .Ar.cntu, Friday. June 18th.
Vt I';nrack, Sa,uraa, and Sunday, June
10TH and GOTH
The Dillon tribune., 1886-06-05
WISDOM LETTER list.

Lis, "i letters remaining in thu p"~,"Inr At Wis
dom. isca>rr,r; Co.. Montana. tor tn. ri,-
ing Niv -, l>I. which. i! called for in thirty
days, will lt' sent in y, thc:ul Letter Office
collins, john furtnlpr. Danr.
Henderson, Ih"> . ltvni>,, ,mt~
is,is, .\hn. Foreign \. ID.
Persons calling ia -. TIN, above lrt,s - will
,ac:,>c SAY '':.d>rri~..&.
JAMES GEEHN, T.. NJ.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-06-05
z q L ID 1:

For Sale:NIv CITY propcrty-tour h;''>.> and
six lots ON the corner OF Idaho and Center streets.
Good WE'LL ont houses and cvtr% convenience III,
the premises. All NIGEL, fenced. The Lodging
Houses consists ~! twelve departments. furnished
with the hes, OF bedding. and !.~:.'c, in the hear,
Of the CITY. Inquire on the premises ot
Mrs. {. \. KEN \EDi.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-06-05
FISHING TACKLE.

y,,. r;,h,n.. s,:,sus has again arrived and Mrs
E ,,r Is hulicr than ever prepared t" furnish 81!
E n. and styles ot Tackle. have over forty an
+,nt inas and styles 'h Rods to select from.
wi; ,v,. larger and more complete line at Reels
F"," Elv ami Carlisle Hooks, than ever ''etor>
n and STE for Yourselves.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-06-05
CROPPED CORN.
DAIRY BITTER.

list received at T.. W. pnindcstvr> a ear i"'" al
loppctl Corn.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-06-05
SHELVING; FOR SALE.

HRS, l.. +. Hanson has s'""e shelving when she
hrs Tor sale ..--...- .,,..
The Dillon tribune., 1886-06-05

The Dillon Lumber and Grain Go. have put :,
Saw Mill ON the t;ras>loprr. Send in vo,,r orders
tr Lumber I" the mill or 70 the Office ut Dillon.
". II. SMEAD, Manager
The Dillon tribune., 1886-06-05

Inst received two, barrels at extra nr li''H'f'T"
Emerson Hills Red Rock DAIRY.
+. ". POl\DENIl.N.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-06-05

kupt.r has Il lary.: nu,r:mr Of second
Pr. n,.r and nickel watches and If YOU wish Il
y r"l;ahlr and warranted tnw piece tor little
Ym., ,,ll and SEE them.
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Ioo3 Ice -

,,1,D\Y L. co. are prepare! I" deliver Ice
~. H. Dillon. at three quarters Of Il cent per
P' ", ,:,ve orders ut their store IN Montana
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Leaves Dillon tor isannack Mondays, Welnes
days. FRIDAYS. and sundays: Leaving Hannack Tor
DAVIS. go" AVN
Carries freight, passengers and express.
Also. teams to make special tips any day. max.
ing the round trip in one day. il desired.
Trips to Rig Hole Has,n and fsa!d Mountain On
application.
WM. REEAN, Prop,:e,cr.
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Summer. Hate.

/ Mrs. n. ~ Dinglcv has Jus, receiver, tine as
strt''cnt ut Suncr Hats for the ladies ..,y,,n,c.
+! AMI ,,ntr;lnNetl.
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,)ne second hand. ~ inch ,himh'r- shrin ,"F'"'
lrn. wagon for sale. Inquire "' >""f"e w.
age
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FOR S.ALE.-For s,lr cheap. tw" new light
silk dresses. Address Mlss. J. Henry,
Glendale. Montana.
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PRIVATE SCHOOL.

Mrs. !. L. tayior will open a Private SrE,ml At
High School House Monday. June 7th, t;,r the
summer.
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NEW BUSINESS LOCALS.
$40 Reward.

Twill pay $50 reward tor anv information that
will lta, !" the conviction q, the party who turned
water into the pits =, brickvar. on last Thurs
,!a, night. j. CtSItk.
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TO ST(NCKMEN.

.,,.r, t;ary has on hand thirty hc:ld'"s grade
'n,, Bulls. two imported Angus Cows ana NV"
4. Angus ,lcitcrs in calf. Also, three c'yt'es-
s,,l,ions, The stock can I've see at Mar'""s
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Extra Inducements for Cash!

~ order t" make room tor our nc, stock
DILioS FuRS,rl:Kt Co,
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F1NE SUITS.

Gail at L. W. pnin.,cx,cr'> and cHan,inc tine ne"
sock Of FINE. SUITS lust received.
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DDNTI0TRX.

DR.. Cnl>. &. Notl, has returned to Dillon. and
!,c found ut his office in tnoa i;lor.. All in.
tcrc>tcd Please take notice.
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DILLON LETTER LIST.

List u! letters REMAINING, II tive Post Oc At Dill
lon. I:c,vcrhv,d Co... Nnu,,nl. tor the werk end
in. Jane :. $50. ,,r,h. II no, Called tor IN :,
.!av~. vail he, SEA, e. ;':r Dead c.t,s.r office,
.Ar'ml1~, l. lord. iu;,n
Dr!.rr, Marion. + N.rnu. Snin,,,th,
nrl.rn. Frank lt",ulc.. Willard l.
Davis. Henri. >.4tIlit. Louis
n,.,l,. Miss Ida
ui,3~,. ''ltvrri>t,.'
I. ". IV)l\DENTEI;, l.. ".
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Just REC ElV Ed.
Fob. 8kALH.

\ car load OF Chopped Corn at 7. W. P"'"
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