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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1900
Page
4
The item reports Montanans mourning Colonel Wallace and discusses broader political opinions, rail freight records, and recent court outcomes. It references Goebel law in Kentucky, bubonic plague in San Francisco, and a mix of economic indicators, including wages and wool prices, with multiple dated notes and local observations.
Ex confederate Democrat John T Graves warns against secessionist policy while Wesley Merritt argues American liberty and property rights should extend globally. Proposals include keeping sovereignty intact amid Philippine questions. Northern Pacific to hire two thousand workers for road bed work across Montana Idaho Seattle. Corporate affidavits and Hall's Catarrh Cure ads appear in the fragmented text.
The Burlington Route markets a twelve sheet yearly calendar with each month showing a railway or territory feature. Illustrations by Louis Braunhold include the speed of government fast mail and Estes Park among others. Priced at 25 cents with refunds if unsatisfied, order via J Francis Omaha.
The Burlington announces a Sunday February 25 start for its Chicago Special leaving Denver at 9:00 A M and arriving Chicago and St Louis at 2:15 P M next day. The train includes sleepers diners libraries and chair cars and one sleeper runs through from San Francisco to Chicago via Utah with no car changes.
Mrs. Brown testified about visiting Lytle and accusing him of tampering with her child. Fred Brown shot by Wm. Lytle after a heated exchange. Maud Lytle died later from a gunshot wound while acting as peace maker. Funeral plans set for both families amid community sorrow.
Readers report Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies blood and cures boils with two bottles. A Yonkers wife notes her husband recovered from boils and carbuncles after one to two bottles. Another reader from Silver Creek says Hood's cleared scrofula affected eyes and improved health. A Woonsocket resident praises spring vitality and appetite, calling Hood's peculiar to itself.
A scrambled ad style fragment touts Dr Kings Life Pills as a safe cure for health ailments. It claims to conquer a supposed murderous malady causing stomach liver and nerve damage. The fragmented text emphasizes safety and universal effectiveness.
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