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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1899
Page
3
Southbound mail and express No. 8 departs 7 15 pm while northbound No. 7 leaves at 10 35 pm. Through freight No. 80 south and No. 27 unspecified. Local freight No. 29 north 10 50 am and No. 28 south 1 25 pm.
Prices paid for wholesale produce at press time include butter per pound £25, eggs per dot 25 to 35, potatoes per hundredweight 15 to 100, wheat per hundredweight 90 to 100, oats per hundredweight 90 to 110, timothy baled 9.50 to 10.50, blue joint baled 7.00 to 8.00, wild hay baled 5.00 to 7.00, alfalfa 2.5 to 6.00.
A historical notice invites buyers and sellers to use the columns for exchanges and consultations. It promises access to thousands of well to do readers weekly, with rates at 1 cent per word and cash required for all orders.
The ad claims croup terrorizes many families and promises rapid relief with Shilohs Cough and Consumption Cure. It asserts it never fails, with cases eased instantly in worst conditions. Available at 25 cents, 50 cents, or one dollar from The Central Pharmacy run by L. J. Williams.
The Kansas City Times cites a New York financier backed plan to overthrow the Nicaraguan government to secure concessions for canal building. John Drummond of Virginia is said to have sought local support for the plot during a recent visit. The item blends this sensational claim with notices and ads from The Central Pharmacy promoting Clover Root Tea and other remedies, plus a note on a river shift in Transcaucasia and a Mary Miller mandolin lesson notice.
Advertisement notes a cold cure claimed by 1 percent of daily use and promises refunds if it fails. Mentions tablets with Le B. Q. marking as genuine. Indicates druggists carry the product and refunds apply if not effective.
A kindly old woman asks a good boy what happens if he behaves well and if he misbehaves. The boy replies he will receive one candy for good conduct and two for promising to try to be bad.
An advert promotes Herzing as a harmless vegetable remedy to regulate the liver purify the blood and revive energy. It claims quick relief when other remedies fail and offers a free trial bottle at L. J. Williams. The product is priced at 75 cents.
Between 2000 and 38000 workers in the Santiago province lose jobs as March funds pinch. Governor General Brooke has sent 80000 for February pay but a 20000 deficit remains and Havana limits March spending to 10000. Civil Governor Castillo and Mayor Bacardi face paralysis amid official concerns.
A. R. DeFluent editor of the Journal Doylestown Ohio suffered years from rheumatism in his right shoulder and side. He reports his arm was useless at times but Chamberlains Pain Balm gave relief almost immediately. The Balm has been his constant companion since and never fails. For sale by City Drug Store.
Immense shipments to Europe last week and strong domestic receipts weighed on wheat with May futures down 4 1/4 cents. Corn and oats fell while pork and lard moved modestly, and cash quotes for No 2 red wheat and No 2 corn showed slight declines across grain types.
Chicago markets extend gains with limited cattle receipts and strong hog demand. Fat cattle up to 5.70 6.00, choice steers 5.80 5.65, western and Texas cattle mixed. hog prices rise with heavy packing and middle-class buyers active. sheep demand improves and lambs top around 6.00. South Omaha reports similar strength with cattle and hogs higher amid steady sheep trade.
The Montana legislative assembly approves amendments to the Political Code governing bounty payments for killing wild animals. The act sets bounties of five dollars for grown wolves two dollars for coyotes and two dollars for wolf pups killed before November 1 each year. It also tightens verification and inspection of skins and outlines county level financing and enforcement provisions. The bill takes effect sixty days after passage approved February 27 1890.
Legal notice of a sheriff s sale in Beaverhead County Montana listing the Polaris quartz and Rebel Ram quartz lode mining claims the Polaris rails and Polaris millsite office building and improvements plus six placer claims on Billion Creek all within the Lost Cloud district. Sale set for March 25 1899 at 1 o clock at the court house in Dillon cash terms. Pyne sheriff and H K Mooney undersheriff.
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