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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1892
Page
8
VOROPEAN SPECIALIST SSTALN OFFICE offers free consultation at 36 North Main Street Butte for private chronic diseases of all sexes. New vapor therapy claims rapid cures for nervous system issues including self abuse, seminal weakness, night losses and brain decline with guaranteed success where others failed.
An advertorial notes the Now Remedy as the best and surest medicine for restoring strength and vigor. It targets private chronic and nervous diseases, blood and skin issues, and a range of ailments including syphilis, scrofula, eruptions, and hair loss, asserting broad purification of the blood.
An advertisement touts a universal remedy reputed to treat gonorrhoea, epilepsy symptoms, hydrocele, skin eruptions, and blood impurities. It lists various obsolete or misspelled conditions and promises speedy recovery through the product.
Widespread assertions of cures in Montana and other states appear in garbled prose. The text mentions numerous cases cured and lists irregular terms, suggesting a promotional but unclear medical claim. Authorities likely assess the authenticity and safety of such statements.
Henry 43 Anaconda Mont reports long suffered from seminal weakness nerv ous system decay and skin fallout. After failed treatments in Dillon and local doctors he sought Dr Schutlz European remedy and says he was cured in days then fully recovered and living a healthy life. He offers proof and urges others to write for details.
Graceful princess coats of ribbed velvet pair with skirts of silk or cloth. Deep detached capes accompany most ulsters and waterproofs. Velvet sleeves contrast with gowns. Hats in cream dove gray English pink and pale violet feature rich trims of velvet lace and feathers. The piece also previews theater plans, noting New York poets, Rita Buchanan casting, and Berlin’s Unter den Linden theater with opera and ballet programs.
The passage notes the death of trotting horse Lakewood Prince from colic. It mentions Sydney 22 1934 valued at 75000 by Valensia estate appraisers. It references Tip Tyler beating Dazzle in three final neck races at Wichita and aligns horses and jockeys with various figures, including Alma Mater having eighty eight descendants with 2:12 to 2:30 records and McCafferty’s eastern trip earnings and fines.
The Memphis and Charleston will build a Florence Alabama bridge at 127000 with Detroit Bridge Company handling the work. Missouri Pacific outlines a Denver to Mississippi river fast service starting February 1. Minneapolis, St Paul and Sault Ste. Marie shops to install an electric light plant lighting shops yard and offices. New York Central passenger engines of the Empire State express use wheels 7 feet 3 inches in diameter.
The fragment lists disparate facts including Choters's 1831 discovery, Cilia’s coal wealth, Decatur Alabama’s racial representation, and national murder statistics with a note on punishment rates. It also mentions New York real estate versus western land and a claim about the magnifying glass attributed to Roger Bacon in 1262.
Hunter G W Marshall brings a premier elk and a mountain sheep to Bozeman with his herd of fifteen cow elks and calves. He plans to exhibit the animals at the World’s Fair alongside antelope and black tailed deer behind Benham’s gun store.
A string of short items touts Ballard's Snow Liniment for injuries and Ballard health claims. Reports extol Dr Kings New Discovery for coughs and fevers, Moody and Sankey hymn royalties, and Electric Bitters for liver stomach and kidney relief with trial bottles offered at N M White's Drug Store.
Sale notice for a salve advertised as the best cure for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and skin eruptions. Guilty guarantee of satisfaction or money refunded with price 25 cents per box from N. M. White City Drug Store.
A local church listing outlines monthly Catholic services at St. Rose with Rev. Van De Ven. Episcopal services at St. James led by Rev. Hooker, with Sunday school at 3. Methodist Grace M. church offers evening services and Sunday school at 10. Baptist First Church holds 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. services under Rev. Spencer, with Sunday school at 12:15 and Thursday prayer. Presbyterian with Rev. Crawford conducts morning services in Dart's Hall at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m., plus midweek prayer and Sabbath school following morning service.
Community fraternal groups list recurring gatherings. Meetings include Garland and Ripley halls events by Meota, Linn Lodge 45 I C O F, Ladies Aid Society, Ladies Auxiliary, Montana Encampment No 10 7 C C F, and officers such as W K Chubbuck F A E Dan Gutting and A L Mauk. All in good standing invited.
Notice is hereby given that Ada Bond formerly Ada Boucher filed intent to make final proof for her homestead claim No 4087 in section 22 township 68 range 9 west at Dillon Montana. Witnesses John R Porter Wason George T Bootman Sr and Frank W Bond all of Dillon will prove continuous residence and cultivation. Protest or reasons to disallow proof may be raised at the time and place specified for cross-examination and rebuttal.
Land Office Helena Mont 1892 notices that Joseph H Hamds has filed for final proof on homestead No 357 and will prove title December 182 before J R Thomas at Dillon Mont. Witnesses listed: Jakes Guynz Joseph Shinberger Emerson Hill Patrick Ward all of Red Rock Mont. Protesters may cross examine witnesses at the time and place and offer rebuttal evidence. Register SwiaGetT
List of letters remaining unclaimed in the Dillon post office as of November 1 1892 includes Jennie Dares Mrs Addie Hatch Mrs He Vast Trowbridge T H Kegan A B Ketchin Maggie McNale Chas A Pore and others. Uncalled letters will be sent to the dead letter office if not collected within ten days.
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