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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1893
Page
4
Public notice outlines subscription terms for the Dillon Tribune Publishing Company. Details include weekly Friday issue schedule and payment options with prepaid postage and advance payment requirements.
Fragmented notes report factional shifts in Montana politics and public concerns. It cites Dixon Clark rivalries, Bribery rumors, and a Helena lobbyist clash, along with broader remarks on Panama Canal investments, labor, population control, and 1892 93 winter hardships.
The piece surveys coin scares with millions of Columbian half dollars and clarifies they are legal tender beyond souvenirs. It recalls Rutherford B. Hayes rise, Ohio governorship runs, and political shifts. It discusses Helena politics, bribery probes, and grand jury, county attorney Nolan, then shifts to society notes on prominent women and their salons, marriages, and fortunes.
The article argues silver will not depreciate and that silver rising implies commodities rise and gold falls. It portrays gold advocates as resisting cheap silver, notes the impact on stocks and fixed incomes, and cites Hon. R. P. Bland. It also includes assorted short items on Bible copies and curiosities, a Union Pacific theft arrest, and a testimonial about Chamberlain's cough remedy.
A Ravenswood notary public reports Hood's Sarsaparilla aiding a seven year old with a severe white swelling in the leg. After lancing failed, the medicine restored strength and reduced discharge, allowing full use of the leg with continued treatment. Sold by druggists one dollar, six for five cents. Card to the Public notes a Montana bargain sale at Hammer Moore's with early bird incentives.
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