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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1900
Page
4
A collage of notices and satirical remarks from Dillon readers. Mentions authorized agents, nonliability for employee debts, and local opinions on politics including Mr. Townsends smelter proposal and Clark case funding. References to Chicago and Los Angeles papers critique trust and Boer issues. Predictions claim Lima election reactions.
Ex Consul Marcum’s claim of a secret Anglo American alliance sparks renewed opposition protest. Analysts note under the Constitution no secret pact exists without a Senate treaty, urging voters to ignore campaign chatter and focus on constitutional processes. Red Lodge editorials condemn itinerant peddlers and praise local merchants for supporting schools and churches and paying taxes.
Writings rebuke Lord Roberts tirades and Clark probe fallout as Montana politics spark a broader debate. Articles contrast treatment of surrender in modern warfare with past Spanish American war actions while praising or mocking Democratic stalwarts amid national headlines.
Following is a list of the dead heroes of the First Montana brought home on the transport Hancock which arrived at San Francisco Saturday Major James Drennan Privates Michael Corrigan John A Sexton David Silver Musician L W Williams James M Rhodes receiver of the land office at Miles City and one of the witnesses at Washington was adjudged a bankrupt Saturday by Judge Knowles His liabilities amount to 4103 his assets 1726 John C Murray forged checks in Fort Benton last May gave himself up to Billings authorities Friday He said he was conscience stricken and had not had a minute's peace since he had committed the crime The forged checks amounted to 130 Frank J Cheney makes oath that he is senior partner of F J Cheney Co and firm will pay 100 for each case of catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure Sworn before me this 6th day of December A D 1886 Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Send for testimonials Hall's Family Pills are the best Wanted honest man or woman to travel for large house salary 65 monthly plus expenses inclose self addressed stamped Chicago manager 330 Caxton building
Danskin a freighter swallowed laudanum in his bed at a D I Co warehouse. Chief Anderegg found the attempt in the morning. Dr. Bond and Dr. Miller treated him, he was pumped out and believed to be recovering. He is over 50, despondent over debts from Bon Ace Card Co collapse leaving $600 owed and creditors closing in.
Emerson runs a Grand avenue grocery near the limekilns. A drummer watches an Italian family as a child steals sugar. Eggs at 18 cents a dozen lead to a slip enabling the woman to buy the next egg for 1 cent. The woman pays 2 cents and receives the slip good for half a cent.
A family tale traces the loom used by Nancy Hanks from Larue County to Stephensport, passing from John Martin to George Bruington and Patsy Macey before ending with Dan Smith of Garfield. The white oak loom now shows decay except for an eight inch beam, eight feet long.
Otis Skinner wowed a city audience with his matinee performance in He Liar s and was surrounded by a bevy of debutantes who praised the star though they complained they could barely hear him between scenes. The manager escorted the ladies back onstage for further chat after the curtain.
A claimed sure fire transaction with promise of no loss. Advertises Cascarets Candy Cathartic as a liver stimulant and bowel tonic to cure constipation and related ailments. Offers sample booklet free with prices 10 25 and 50 cents.
The fragment shows a dialogue on a landing with Caesar and Brutus as characters in a game of dice. A dealer offers Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheumatism and other injuries with a money back guarantee and price tags of 25 and 60 cents. The ad copy mentions Williams drug.
The seller states the entire stock will be sold at cost because the railroad company needs the ground occupied by their buildings in the spring. The notice appears opposite the post office.
A Washington boy healed from scrofula after months of misdiagnosis and multiple doctors. Hood's Sarsaparilla credited with complete recovery and no scar, with additional testimonial of digestive relief and overall wellbeing.
Miner John Pooley dies at 44 in Meaderville from alcoholism. Several mine accidents occur including Sam Larson killed and Dick Penfield injured in Belt. Butte and Helena figures face fires and legal notes including a bid to council on Clark bribery, hearings with Col Sanders, and a fatal shooting in a Butte saloon.
An old advertisement promotes Cascarets for lasting constipation relief with claims of guaranteed results and a refund offer. The copy uses product names and price references in a terse, promotional tone.
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