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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1900

Page

4

Notice from Terpune Pub Co on mail duties and debts

The Terpune Pub Co will not be responsible for any debts contracted by employees except in cases where orders signed by a manager are given. The notice appears in the Dillon post office transmission section regarding second class matter.

Dillon Post Office

Republican State Convention Called for Butte in May 1900

Helens Montana March 10 1900 announcement by the Republican State Central committee calls the 4th Republican State Convention to meet in Butte on May 17 1900 at 11 am to elect six delegates and six alternates for the National Republican Convention in Philadelphia June 19 1900 and to handle other business. Rules set voting by county delegation attendance and Republican residency requirements. J P Woolman and T B Miller sign as chairman and secretary.

Helens Montana Republican State Central Committee Butte Philadelphia Republican Party Argenta Bannack Barrett's Birch Creek Bishop's Brenner's Blacktail Dell Dewey Dillon Fox Glendale Hoole Sackooney Lima Meekine Lodge Polaris County Republican Central Committee Joan G. Willis

Republican County Convention Called for Beaverhead County

A county Republican convention is called to meet May 10 1900 at 1 p m in Dillon Court House to elect fourteen delegates to the state convention and six delegates plus six alternates to the national convention in Philadelphia. Delegates must be Republican residents. precincts listed with apportionment. primaries May 5.

Naval appropriation bill and other maturing issues in Congress

The naval appropriation bill passed in the House after a long holiday debate, funding two battleships three armored and three protected cruisers, with the armor cost cap removed. Other items include maple sugar crop failure, Oregon Republicans' expansion stance, anti trust debate, Fassett gold lands in Corea, sugar beet factories, and road paving plans.

Congress House Uncle Sam America

Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted Against Mercury Dangers

An advertisement warns against mercury containing remedies for catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from Toledo Ohio, claiming it has no mercury and works through the blood and mucous surfaces. It urges buyers to seek genuine products from F J Cheney Co and notes testimonials and availability from druggists.

Hall E. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio F. J. Cheney & Co

Hood's Sarsaparilla testimonials and political notes

Readers recount Hood's Sarsaparilla easing boils and scrofula symptoms with strong health improvements. The column also covers political shifts, including Quay's seat dispute, Clark's Montana case, and western river projects and irrigation funding debates.

Republican Club Convention to Organize Montana League

By authority of Col. George Stone a delegate convention of National Republican League clubs in Montana will meet in Butte on May 17 1900 to organize a state league and elect delegates to the national convention in St Paul July 17 19 1900. Delegates are allotted one for each 25 members plus ex officio president and secretary. credentials must be certified. All Republicans invited and welcome. O J Watsh state organizer for Montana.

George Stone National Republican League Butte St. Paul Minn O. J. Watsh Montana

Woman Cures Stomach and Liver Ailments with Electric Bitters

Mrs. I B Hunt of Lime Ridge Wisconsin faced a dire prognosis and surgery for stomach trouble and yellow jaundice. After seven bottles of Electric Bitters she recovered completely, avoided the knife, and now feels stronger and weighs more, with a guarantee for stomach liver and kidney relief.

I. B. Hunt Lime Ridge Wis Bosat City

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