Advertising notices and rates in The Dillon Tribune
The Dillon Tribune advertises local notices at 15 cents per line for first insertion and 12 cents per line for subsequent insertions. Reaping notices on the local page cost 25 cents per line for first insertion and 20 cents per line thereafter. Display ads priced by month or year, with changes monthly if requested. Caps of thanks 20 cents per line. Notices of festivals fairs sociables parties concerts and sales with admission or items offered priced at 10 cents per line. Copy for changes due by Wednesday before issue. Free small notices for marriages and Dratus if simple.
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Brutus
Marriawes
Dratus
Aline
Republican Ticket Named for President and Vice President
A Montana report notes the 1892 Republican National ticket Benjamin Harrison of Indiana for president and Whitely Aid for vice president from New York. It recounts tone and rhetoric from Alliance Congressman Tone Watson of Georgia railing at Democrats on tariff policy and free silver, with a Thomasson crowd reception and decor.
Free silver debate shadow hangs over Georgia campaign
The passage recalls heated disputes over free silver as Democratic and Republican factions clash. It notes that the Republican Senate passed a bill the Democratic House could not, sending shockwaves through Georgia politics as Watson and others campaign, with Harrity watching southward for shocks and surprises.
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House
Senate
Watson
Harrity
Georgia
Who May Vote In Montana Under 1889 Rules
A discussion of voter eligibility under Montana constitutional and state law outlines residency, citizenship, and naturalization requirements for the upcoming election. It warns against misinterpretation, notes registry dates from Sept 15 to Oct 5, and stresses full U S citizenship after Oct 8, 1894. It also touches on the Springer free wool bill and political party stances.
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United States
Montana
Free Wool Debate Reflects Montana Sheep Interests
An opinion piece argues against free wool policy, noting Montana and Northwest Territory wool differences. It asserts wool is a finished product, not raw material, and warns free trade would harm sheep raisers and regional prosperity by undercutting Montana wool prices.
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Montana
Northwest Territory
Great Falls
Bozeman Debates Candidates as County Races Open
The note outlines looming county races in Bozeman with sheriff candidates CG HL Padley Thos Hamilton J.T. Ross John La Munyon and Brig Nelson. It also lists likely contenders for county clerk, recorder assessor treasurer district attorney clerk of court school superintendent and other posts, noting incumbents or possible nominees and party splits.
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Sheriff
CG HL
Padley
Thos
Hamilton
J.T. Ross
John la Munyon
Brig Nelson
Sherif Rose
Beaverhead County
Jones
J. G. Shannon
T. J. Murray
J. E. Fleming
John A. West
T. W. Poindexter, Jr
A. L. Stone
J. C. Metlen
Arthur Judges
Dr. Waterous
George B. Conway
P. EF. Poindexter
G. T. Paul
W.C. Snyder
W. B. Dean
Burleigh
Norris
Barbour
Melton
Callahan
Thomas
L. J. Price
J. R. Holden
J. W. Scott
Millie Coffin
Adelaide Staves
Lorin Jones
Dr. Waterons
T. M. O'Connor
Wm. Knapp
Phil Stelzer
Six of a Kind The Destruction of Protection
A historical compilation quotes speeches and arguments about tariffs and protectionism from the Confederate and Democratic sides. It cites McDuffie, Lewis, a Southern Confederate committee to Russell, John Quincy Adams, and the Democratic National Platform, framed as critiques of protective tariffs.
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John Quincy Adams
House Committee On Manufactures
Sheep and Lead Clash in Presidential Vote Talk
A southern Utah Salt Lake Tribune correspondent argues the Cleveland election would cut sheep value by 25 percent and wool prices by 40 percent, harming lead mining as well. He notes miners backing Weaver would cast one half vote for the greatest enemy to mining and western industry.
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Utah
Salt Lake
West
Weaver
Debt trends under Harrison and Cleveland compared in three years
The Harrison administration reduced bonded debt by 210 million while currency rose by 146.6 million from 1889 to 1891. In contrast Cleveland’s first three years saw a 242.5 million drop in bonded debt but currency debt rose by 76.1 million.
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Harrison
Cleveland
Bulletin
For Sale Fontes Bargess Sets in Dillon Montana
Sell two sets of bargess and a Mitenstreons awake press condition. Fer particulums apply to Larpenter pros in Dillon Montana.
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Fontes
Larpenter Pros
Dillon Montana
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