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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1900
Page
5
Frederick W. Stephenson known as Doc Woodside was found guilty of murder in a Melrose saloon incident. The jury rejected an accidental discharge defense, leaving the judge to set a penalty from ten years to life. Witnesses testified Stephenson was angry over a job dispute at the bar.
Al Noyes relocated his family from the Big Hole basin to Dillon to enroll his children in the local school system.
A collection of pithy maxims and aphorisms on money health memory honesty and social behavior. The quotes touch on judgment of others and self awareness with sharp worldly observations and light humorous tones.
A garbled collection of aphorisms on lawyers fees and marriage, fault shifting, and personal responsibility. It echoes a Chicago Daily News quotation about speed inviting legal trouble, with stray phrases about servants, neighbors, and C D telegraphs.
An advertisement for Aokers English Remedy promises to stop a dougeh at any time and cure the worst cold in twelve hours. It offers a money back guarantee and lists prices of 25 ots and 50 pts at L. J. Williams' Central Pharmacy.
The pope has received from the khe dive several objects of Egyptian antiquity for the Vatican museum. President Eliot of Harvard will start next month for a long vacation in Jamaica, having postponed his trip this long chiefly on account of elé.
Fragmentary note indicates a discussion of mothers and offspring with mention of Symp and four figures. Readable text is limited. no clear event, name, or location can be confirmed. Further context needed for a precise summary.
Sir William Lyne offers a $1000 prize for the best ode in commemoration of the new commonwealth of Australia. A New York suffragists bazaar will auction a quilt made by Susan B Anthony at age 14. The item reflects a mix of prizes and gatherings across the year.
An advertisement for Moki Tea claims it cures sick headache indigestion and constipation. Describes the herb drink as delightful and skin cleansing with a money back guarantee. Priced 25 cents and 50 cents at AL J Williams Central Pharmacy.
New York Lieutenant Governor Timothy Woodruff toured Dannemora state prison and asked to be locked in a dark cell as a form of punishment. After less than a minute he requested release, saying he had experienced enough for a lifetime.
Annie E Springer of 1125 Howard Street Philadelphia finds Dr King’s New Discovery fixes a long standing hacking cough. She reports chest pain relief sleep returns and praises the remedy as a universal cure priced 50 cents to 1 dollar with trial bottles offered.
Mr. R Gray of Amenia New York says Chamberlins Cough Remedy is the best medicine he has used and it cures croup in children. Used at the first signs of hoarseness it can prevent the attack. Sold by L J Williams druggist.
The common pleas court sustains the city ordinance prohibiting distributing handbills in streets and in dwellings. The piece notes a rise in organized dancing and the cake-walking trend spreading to New York and affecting managers' plans.
Advertises Dr King’s New Life Pills as expelling intestinal poisons from putrefying food causing effects like arsenic. Claims to unclog bowels gently and surely, curing constipation and bowel issues.
Side Lights on Mistory depicts Hercules addressing Pluto with a smiling challenge to seize Cerberus, the famed three headed guardian. Orpheus plucks his lyre as Hercules approaches the chained monster, who trembles under a magic spell before being carried toward an elevator.
F M Higgins editor of Seneca News reports long lasting relief from piles after using Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. He claims two boxes wholly cured him and guarantees cure with this salve sold at City Drug Store for 25 cents.
A reflective quip about speech and perception notes the world moves on and true measure is realizing when one is wrong. It cites a Chicago Daily News line comparing a woman’s first action after moving to a rental home as driving nails into plaster.
John Oliver of Philadelphia recounts a severe illness with jaundiced skin, sunken eyes, and back pain. After three doctors gave up, a friend advised Electric Bitters, and the first bottle produced clear improvement, signaling a hopeful turn in his health.
Pastor Rev Henry F Cope presides at the corner church offering 11:00 morning worship 12:00 Bible school 7:30 preaching and class meeting after evening service. Parsonage beside church. all welcome. Sunday topics listed. junior league evening programs and midweek prayer 7:30.
Rector Rev. D. Hooker announces Sunday services with Holy Communion at 11 a.m. on the first Sunday of each month. Other Sundays show morning prayers at 9:45 a.m., general prayers at 11 a.m., young people's meeting at 6:45 p.m., and evening prayers at 7:30 p.m. Saints days begin at 10 a.m.
Morning service at 11 o clock. Evening service at 7 30. Sabbath school at noon. The text ends with numbers 0 245.
Advert says United States buyers purchase Cascarets at two million boxes annually with growth projected to three million before New Year. Claims Cascarets are a year round delight and the most delightful bowel regulator with a cure guarantee. Available from all druggists in 100 250 650c sizes.
Ten cents buys our popular novels at Tribune Store. See and call to view the splendid line of paper covered books offered for the low price.
Notices urge subscribers who do not receive the TarBune paper regularly and on time to inform the office. The publication stresses regular delivery for all readers.
A new line of water color paints designed for school use has arrived at the Tribune store. The item line is part of a popular monthly magazine’s featured offerings carried by the outlet.
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