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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-11-30

lou BET" Bard's Block is an ornament to
'uf c'y and is one Of the handsomest in the Terri
"y and In the center is VIM. Bairds billiard saloon
'nsre You will find the best liquors and cigars to be
l'a IN the market and everything about the house
Is As neat and clean as a new pin. He has just re-
cav me stock Of liquors aud his Figaro cigars
oeeKceiled by any in Idaho at least that Ia
judgment, as we have tried them
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-11-30
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Postofice at Idaho City, on the
Goth day of November which, If not called for within
thirty days will be sent to the Dead Letter Office:
Anthony L Edmondson e Langmald "
Clifton Henry Gray w 2 Mahoney
Clunan John Howell Clare smith
Collins John Henderson 81 Shortlidge b +
Call OP Hill titus U
Davis John Knapp w NJ Iaylor d gary
Ellison w b lawson Geo
agPersons calling for any of the above letters
will say advertised" and give date OF list.
JAMES A. PrNNEY, p NJ
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-11-30

-hASKs.-We return thanks to Hon. J. K. Shafer
otial numbers of the Congregational Globe comprise
Volumes, which contains the debates and pro-
"ss OF the I'd and Sd sessions of the 41st Con-
az iney are invaluable for reference. politically
n. ing the only correct and authentic record Of all
NC proceedings Of Congress.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-11-30

ACCIDENTAL Chinaman was caved on in q
lug Claim on Gold Hill, short distance above
= lew days ago. and killed. We believe he was
'~Oer Of the See yup company.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-11-30

ra..1 I'm SHoP.-Our old friend G. Marie, Of the
vo.1 In SHOP, appears to have his hands full Of
t.a. nowadays, preparing iron pipe for the Spring
ana making tin-ware, &C., but with all that he can
h.. ame to examine your stovepipes and repair
'nem If necessary.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-11-30

r,., TO BorsE.-U. 8. Marshal, 10. Pinkham,
a.. inexperienced. Cartee left for Boise City on
n,.. sunday the former to be in attendance at the
a.. Court, which commenced q session last Mon.
his Office. - - ''''''' e0'''S'' 49,
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C;ty and County.

,.n,ocx FLuME.-Gen. Cartee and Mr.. Al
TEE ,son have pushed forward the surveys for the
lA . ssoss ruming Company with communicable zeal
S'a'', have completed the surveys of More creek
ss , T.la waa Flat to the mouth of Grimes creek
f0u ,,s survey up Elk creek. Yesterday morn
na as Al thompson, with his "chain gang" began
ns NJ ,av Of Grimes creek. commencing at the
90 ~ and in few days, or at least within week.
nou completed the work as far as Pioneer City
WI -, require at least couple of weeks to make up
h'- .,;mstas and complete the maps. but enough is
n' ow to assure us that there is more than suti-
ns.. ,-.ae for the contemplated fume. We are in
a S.s nv Mr.. Thompson that the average grade of
W.. .rask for the entire distance, is about sixty
NV ,hs mile. We can give no accurate report of
~, Nv ..sut of the surveys made of either of the
the rssu until the surveyors have finished the work
streams Ha. mn their estimates; when that is done We
s saa 70 be able to lay it before our readers
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-11-30

Tar Nsw BRIcK-our old pioneer merchant. Mr..
: Craft, makes an appearance with new column
,.,,,,ssment in this weeks issue. Having bought
ant the entire interest of the estate OF W. D. Vantine
NH in this city and the branch establishment in
C.D,srvlle, he has received one of the largest and
So. assorted stocks of family groceries, clothing.
,,o,s and general merchandise ever brought to the
BASIN His stock of gents clothing can't be excelled
!, .,u,sd. BY any other house in Idaho, and I'VE
honest miner can find at the new brick store on the
,o,per everything required He has in store COM
,.te stock Of everything in the crockery and hard
r,rs line as also in the line of liquors. tobaccos and
r,r. poois which he is selling at very reasonable
-.ss and if you can't get good goods and square
issl from 'old man Crafts, there is no use going
anywhere else.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-16
PRIZE FIGHT IN SYRACUSE.
rprom the Syracuse IN. Y, Journal June

From the Syracuse On. W journal, June 14l
One OF those enes occurred neaT this oity last
Monday afternoon wnicn have SO often disgraced
Otiler Places anu are so demorailling 10 any COM
munliy. ngnt took place AZ thus time ON The old
lair ground, on tortiandt avenue. between two
young men residing In this city, who either had q
wAich was the ''Ue,t man" Preliminary arrange
meuts having been settled the parles ana their
MteEas. on the afternoon OF the day IN question,
procured couple OF hacks and drove 10 the
grounds. Tue fist carriage contained the
principals. William Murpay aud Mike Hol-
lgan, ana lner nmplres, Badly Mack
(MurphJ'sI and Pat Magher ,iioiligan'e. and also
The Ieieree fhe second carriage contained hail u
GUzen .iriehds u-ail that had been let into the
crol. Arrived Gu the grounds the ring was pre-
pared ana tue conbatanis entered ii, bV.h aer Tor
The nay. lacy came pIompus 10 HE scratch wlea
called, and iot lOu-Ive minutes continued the
fight during when lime eleven rounds were Ought.
Although Marihy hat the hoa0r OF the frst knock
down AMI oiawinr the Brst blood he lost the light.
When The twei IN round was called he cried
s.enuugh,r and W wenl tie sponge. lie labored
unuer some disadvantages from having had his
view 0b-tiucteu daring the tnird round. by the
ndt,eaiug ~ las hose, and though lie was the
heaviest man VI tue Two MS antagonist was too
ninitIe fog BiuI. The battle was conducted
thro, luout according IN the rules OF tho ring,
iuuurh the gc.eicc Is SAID 10 nave not noticed
some lou, mDws. IBe hgnt over anu the para.
phcrnulIa 81 the ring cuiec Ell, tie party returned
10 the cl.y. Murphy and lioliaan we're conveyed 10
their peciivc homes, pup sicians nc Wy sumiuoheu
hear NJ Use resemblance IN color To the beel pre-
pared Nv the English recipe oil pounding Inc ctea-
lure wtlh ciuts before ID ing outcneieu, 70 renucr
the meat tender. They are sun COhDntd 10 thelr
beds ami q ouiic unable To recognize lheir ltlenhS
who Cail. except by the Ianlimr svunu VI tuer
voices. They ate not 80 seriously nurl, however,
that their Confinement ~ likely 10 he Oh IonB con-
t,nuancc ana tnelr friends may nope TO see them on
the street again soon. wDcn II Is likely they VIII DC
bc called ubOn to answer 10 Tie law, WHICH pre-
sorIbes severe penalty Tor such ouuages on puois
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no HOPE FOR MiEE FERGUSON.
Ao Wust be Hung TG.DRy-GOTcrEor HOR.
man Declines 10 InterLerc.

Ho 0lust be Hung Ts.Dny-COucrEor Hon.
MIN Declines 10 Interfere.
Mike Ferguson Is sentenced to be executed at
lthaca to-day tFrldayl lie Vas convicted iasL lalI
Oi the murder or has unce and uuat, one Lunger
anu MS wiic, On the snora o! Cayaga LAKE. IL Will
he remembered that he burned tie house 10 conceal
Ills crime. ani cJnpcled the daughter little girl
eOurleeu years ODD 10 go away VITA INN. To tae ap-
pcatiOn lor The Governors interference the follow.
ing rep,y mas been sent
STATE Oh NEW YORK. BxEoUrlvE CHAMrEn,
Hon. GEogsE W. SCHUYLER, Ithaca, n y - ~
DEAR SIR-1be Governnr has Just returned from New
yh inst that he has very u'y aud
you write the OF Ferguson and thai he IS
sion a.Ieady made.
In capita! offence has been committed
and conviction had putitc sentiment nrst
mand the uost speedy rigorous .aeeution OF the aw
soict ines .esiing aot even 30 wa Tor tie delays
srongy farnis couTnutaoD OF senieuce, SO that tie
lrsoa.rs life may be spared This neither un-
heed II In ali very rev out OF an lie
number convicted who would suffer the penalty which the
VI :he lie al responsibility OF Ferguson there is no cues
eon nor can 10 dououi that he had sufficient
70 know thai NJ was peri eratng very a-the greatest
OF al crimes The measures of conceaiment which he
adopted show this.
Thors very many among those who commit crimes
more 10 tina c'tes than iu counry-who no better
uaning' a 20 GOOD taan Ferguson had. and who,
great an extent he lene.
raj intelligence such mon. above all Others
tsiny thai ihs puaslmeni which The law imposes n be
carried into efoc more than the
In tho prescott condition Of the publ MIND with nm 40.
parenty increasing tendency TO the commsEion capital
should be clearly Understood that legal
~ tho penalties OF law Will vigorously
The PRISONERS gnt Is lie crime A.rociuus
anu lac IL legally responsbis. Governor cannut
tnlcricie with the se"t.ncs o. the Court
directed further that he deem Il propsr
such oAses to = different DECISION. - -
AIN, sr, very respectfully, your obedie mt servant
EDGAR x. APGAR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-16
JOURNALISTIC NOTES.

The new Elizabeth IN. j. daily paper will be
issued on July /.
The BaIston Dai'y Ne,cs has made It's appearance.
Ballslon Spa has now two daily papers.
Mr.. A. 5. Pease has commenced the publication
Of the Dai Saratoga san. 1t will be issued as an
eveGIng paper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Money, late or the Jefferson Howa)
Era, have resumed Journalism at Kalama, Wash
ington Territory. They are publishing semi-weekly
called the EeacOa.
German paper has been started in Elizabeth
IN j.. called the EiizdLeh JDagslai. 1t processes to
be independent. but not neutral IN politics. The
Journal VIII succeed Herr Won Guilds Landb0dt as
corporation paper or Elizabeth.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-16
GENERAL SHtkMAa IN KANSAS.


From the Lawrence Republican, June ILL.,
General SHERMAN, accompanied by inspector
General Marcy ana Colonel lurteiot, Of MS sian
came UP The Galveston line yesterday, IN t3e pay.
1hauute OF that road. Az ottawa the party stopped
Tor alnncr and nearly the whole town turned out,
with b. ass baud ut tlcir head 10 give them wei.
Comc Ailer dinner speech was demanded, but
6anerai Sherman satAi Ne was not IN poiltics and
Was nut gong 10 gel m and had no speech ~ make.
IN tiils CAR there NO tune Tor reOeDton. bus
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ria0es from the Galveston depot to the Kansas
Pacific depot, while Wagncr's minstrel band kindly
volunteered fine tune as they passed the Edridge
House. General Sherman expressed himself as
highly pleased and saio that he look great deal OF
stock IN Kansas and In the city OF Lawrence.
The General is Just finishing up long tour OF In
spection 81 the frontier military posts, having passed
out via New Orleans and Galveston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-16
FIREWORKS.


L,IREwoRKs, wHOLESALE.--LICHT's CELEBRATED
Eagle Fireworks. wsnshs thunerbolt rorpcdoes. Only
the best brand Firccrnckers kept Uy a. WAtGHS, 2sl
and s2 Ninth avenue, between Twentvhird and Twenty
fourth streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-16
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
PROPOSALS.

IVANTED--A GOOD FARM, WITHIN 100 MILES OF
w Eew York, exchange for city and other Property.
Owners inquire In store NO. New Bowery from l. tol
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-16

observation-disclosures OF HEKALDRY FROM 6<9
III aud Sol TO ,u9 broadway. New York. HENRY HAYS,
PROPRIETOR Coats OF Arms found, painted and engraved
sketch So
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-16

q nN0 ACRES TIMBER. MINERAL AND GRAZING
A.OUU Land, IN 81 es county, Virgin unsurpassed in
the State also IL Lots 20x3G ccrsetown Hardin county,
Iowa. T.. w. BALL. 2j2 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-16
WINES, LIQUORS, sc,

A FINE RYE OR BOURBON Whisky Ar ~ 80 PER
"A. galon hne sherry and Port Wine, 81 % gallon;
Scotch and lrish Whiskey, Holland Gin and Amsca rum,
- per gallon. All warrsnted pure. WILLIAM n. GILES,
lap SIKH avenue. corner ghmteensh streee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-16

49, e~~aN~S
COLONIAL sECRETARY's OFFICE, NAY 3D. 1871.
~ NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
The Prince Edward Island will until 10Th
July receive tenders the construction equip
OF railway OF feet inches gauge, umpec
TO Geors Jet iwn distance Of about G21 miles.
Payment will be made in Prince Edward Island govern
men deDen;nres bearing SIX cent interest payable half
yearly, redeemsLle IN % years.
SPECIFICATIONS aud forms Of tender and other
obtained the Engineer oice,
Charivttetown, after 2Uh June next.
No will be mado on the printed
form.
The government bind themselves TO accept the low
any tender. T. ii. HAvtLAND, Colonial Secretary.
nEPARTMENT OF DOCKS. 2iS AND sas BROADWAY,
IL New York, May Is, 1871.
To co TnAcrons.-Proposals enclosed IN sealed
lone endorsed sproposils FOR cubic lis OF
for wall" with OF thu hi Liter, Wi, b. received ut
of the Department of Docks until Saturday, june
H. ISL u O'Clock for delivering 200 cubic yards OF
stone for river WALL delivered board vessels
near pier No. l North river.
of specifics and agreements can be OBJ
tane the Office OF the Department on or after Tuesday,
~ 49, - JOHN T. AGNEw,
WILSON q. HUNT
HENRY a. SMITH,
RICHARD ". HENRY,
WILLIAM WOOD
Commissioners.
J. GRENvILLE KANE,
Secretary.
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PROPOSALS. FOR COAL..-PRoPosALS FOR THE DE-
livery OF 800 stove Coal in half TONS this city,
bptween December March, orders issued by
brow Beuey oent Fuel Association will be received until
June rs by LEW Is LEW ENSO0D u White street
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Noricr TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Is will be received the oce Of tho foard
Of commissioners OF the cy OF Railway n j., until
Friday June 2J 1871 ~ o'cuok r. NJ for furnishing
LAYING wrought iron pipes the Rahw
Mater Works.
The quantities about as foLaws:--
" i4cn pipe, u, 100 feet.
II inch p.pc, 4Jl tcct.
Sinch pipe. h.W ieet
6inch pipe, ~ 300 feet.
inch pipe, 1900 feet.
specifications may DO haa OF the Clerk Of the Board Of
Water Conmiss oners.
The Commas tho right 10 reject any all
bids IL deemed Tor the interest OF the city.
CHRIS ID. MARSH,
Clerk q Board Of Water Commissioners.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-28

1t is rlmorcd that the Grand Jury have
found indictments against three or four
newspaper editors for false vouchers.
a Herald special says that the Bishop OF
Londonderry denounced the proclamation
forbidding the procession Of the lnternatien-
ais. .t.ss.sz.e,
The procession formed, and ON attempting
to march was attacked BY the military, and .
fight ensued. Several persons were burt.
The procession finally dispersed. There was
great excitement and more fighting is antici-
pated. ..a.. ,f.5s.. s ... l
At meeting Of the Federal Councils. the
international, Crispins. jewelers. and Typo
graphical unions. affiliated with and became
part Of fine Internationals. . .ss5t. -tl'
a letter from Madrid states that Sickles has
received secret orders to return to Washing
ton Immediately for the, purpose Of important
consultations on state matters generally. IL
is believed at Madrid that Sickles has. been
called home to confer upon Cuban matters.
The sudden call precipitated his marriage.
The pair started immediately after the cere-
money for America. y..s..s 8. II.
HELENA. Dec. PA J. Davidson, who left
Silver City last Monday morning for the val
ley, has not been heard from since. It is
feared he was lost in the great snow storm
between here and Silver Creek. Geo. b.
Mann and others are going in search for him
tomorrow, if not heard from sooner.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-28
Publication Of the Laws.

#f4I..n4 g4s.y -.INBIt4lssf
On the 21st inst. Mr.. Akin Introduced a
bill to provide for the publication of the laws
tfthe Seventh Session Of the Legislature :4il
- ii pro7siihes that ille laws shall lie published
III three papers ii tie Territory, one fiji Maels
isson county, one III Deer Lodge, and one in
Lewis and Clarke; and sIatf, Where two or
more papers are in tie Same county, be pub.
iished in the one having the Iafsggest tosa 6xs
circulation, TO be ascertaincd by swearing the
foreman OF each office. The price 70 be al
lowed to BE 81 a folio Of one bundled words.
This is a very importan bill and would
give general satisfaction to the people. Ne
certainly favor It's passage with an amend
nient or two: that the laws be published in
every cnuiify of the Territory where there is
Il newspaper published and that TIE price be
reduced so thar the publication can begmade
without additional cost. over and above that
mentioned in the bill for the three papers in
tf,e coi,ities specified. We are satisfied that
fife compensation to publishers would be suf-
iicicnt, and no Discrimination wo,i1d then be
pi:ssiia ast q *@t
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-28

Thursday, DeeeBa Der 2S, 1871.
TEE LEGISLATURES.

The apparent industry Of THE uaenlbers Of
the present Legislature Is highly commend-
able. a general disposition is manifested to
3cnrtail expenses "a ana get through as much.
fegisation.as possible A the allotted forty,
days. Haf OF the session is now spent, and
y multitude vt bills are before each body, re-,
curing final action. besides naHeroas iaa~
portantE measures vet to pass, through the
regular channels, II wosld lie az, infringe.
nieut upon the space Of CUR readers to give
the regular pi ocecdings, or esea i synopsis of
the various bills, which are now given by
I numbers assl in MANY Instances without
sitles,i We will tskc The essflissb opportunity
Of giving orr readers aas bills that become
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-28
1.-THE REGIsTRY Law

~ tie Editor of tie 4uant Courier:
At this particular time. we may all be
seized with a Legislative mania, and have
some pet scheme or other to offer in relation
to our revenue SYSTEM and County finances.
Ours is at your mercy Instead OF partial.
would it not be better to Have total repudia-
ton; that is for short time. say until we
could recuperate sufficiently to breathe. For
instance the present existing law prohibits
the County Treasurer from receiving evil
dences Of County Indebtedness from A in
payment Of County taxes, if even he should
be fortunate enough to own the entire issue !;
unless the warrants should happen to be
drawn in his own name. It then follows,
that, the few only Who may have Happened
to have served as, Jurors. Witnesses, officers,
etc., can use County warrants iii payment OF
taxes. and as by q strange fatility you fnd
the same persons, year after year entitled to
those favors. The great majority, by an i'm
exorable law are compelled to pay in '.clean
greenbaeks.'' Now, why this discriminating
ID favor or the few certainly a small minor
'ity. Why not have law requiring that al
taxes shall be paid in money? Let the Coun--
ty fund ut 4 reasonable rate OF interest say
10 per cent. per annunl, its entire Indebted
ness--ard at once adopt the pay as you go.
SYSTEM make the evidences Of obligation
mean something TO the holder; set apart d
certain proportion of the taxes IS a siakiag
fund, and let it be understood that the balance
shall be appropriated to meet the current ex-
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-28

81 some time since John Becknsv purchased
q ranch on Deep Creek and has been engaged
in improving the same. He had two men
named D;sbrow and Christopher shetrom,
engagedis cutting poles at the head Of the
creek on the mountains. In the big storm
these men frosted their feet and have since
been suffering from tic. effects. They were
brought in yesterday BY Nj. Beckney, and
upon examination it was found necessary to
amputate their feet. which operations were
performed by Drs Click and Brooke.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-28
TERRITORIAL NEWS.

IS Our West-side exchanges failed to make
connections this week, on account of the
storm we presume, and have not put in an
appearance as yet. Also, the Moatanian has
not arrived during tie week. :
From tie Daily Herald OF the 10Th and 2lst
ws;copy the following:
Captain Beir is in from the Park, four miles
above st. Louis, jefferson county, with fine
chunk Of gold rctort, amounting to about
81. 200, from fifty tons ore from the jaw
Bone lode. The crevice IS six feet wide,
with two and half feet Of. pay ore. 1t is
said to be one of the most promising lodes in
the Territory. They have one hundred aud
fifty tons OF ore on the dump. The Pittsburg
imilf, at st. Louis. is doing the crushing.
Snow is sixteen inches deep on the level.
We are having regular ..old down East
winter. j gls.s.l s3 &Sssssss9.
! The deep, snow is again delaying freight
wagons plying to ana from the Metropolis in
all directions. 4ae5
/ Professor Molitor cast fine gold brick to-
day for &. Fl. Hsrshfield & Bro. Its coin
value was 5000.
Snow fell last night to the depth of about
five inches. It is now nearly twenty inches
deep on the level. @
The Montnnian chronicles two incipient
fires IS Transporting 1t the Capital on the 10th
--one in the. Eureka and the other in the
t.Pony' saloon. ssBenzine'' and other .sex-
.plosives are evidently in rash hands over at
Virginia. The Montdnian says:
8 During yesterday the canvass ceiling in the
upper room OF the Eureka SALOONS took fffe
from what cause is yet involved fin mystery,
as there had been no fire in the room--but by
= timely discovery il was checked before any
serious damage was done.. A.
s just after the lamps were lighted last even
ing in the & Pony = tie bracket supporting
one Of the side lamps broke, letting ii fail to
the floor, where it was broken into rag
sments; the oil taking fire was scattered over
the room and for flew moments there seemed
q lively chance for an \ Extra Monfaniaa por-
traying the destruction 81 the Social City. q
I Mr.. .. r. Isaacs has obtained judgment iii
bis favor against ANDREWS, Waun & Co...
for 81 Coo. and that he has sued them for
false and malicious imprisonment, and laid.
his damage at $60, 000.. sa,ssiA
From the oasstts Of the sd NE extract the
following 4 s'ss 5ssss s KS. 81 .
Owing to hitherto light SHOWS Id Helena.
salficientt attention has not been paid' Is
Strengthening roofs or clearing them oil
snow The roof OF . dwelling on lower Rodn
ney street caved Id on Wednesday night
about ~ o'clock. hiyhtenilig the Msnily into
tfle street and soaring them badly, but iuiur-s
Ing no person. he root Of Tted Bohm's'
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-28
E1RsrCAsHsroRE,
BozxxAN, MONTANA TEaRIroRr, !,
DeceIy1hrr ii 1871

BoxEMAN, MONTANA TERRITORY,
December IL, 1871.
FRIENDS AND ALL:
Coop BAD AND INDIFFERENT, it makes no diff
ference TO u.s. it Is Your Greenbacks we are after,
and to ger them We propose to sell you MORE
GOODS FOR ONE DOLLAR than any others.
in town ,s.55. ss.f5.i4 ..sgs tn, st3@ 3le444
We will say te, every man who has an interest in
his pocket, NJ the coxtHty or in Bozeman, that we
believe We ere to-day entitled to some credit for
there are put few Ia our circumstances, with limit
ed means, etc, who would dare in business ut
the time we did in opposition to men of means,
and cut down the prices as We havs done. By SO
doing, we believe we are Z benefit to every con-
saIner in the county, whether he buys for cash or
not for, were it not for US, firmly believe goods
would be sold at much higher figures than they are
To those who buy for cash, OF those who do not,
we will take pleasure in showing you our goods at
any time, that you may sec the difference between
buying for cash and jawEone. stg
Thanking all fer the kindness which has been ex-
tended to US, 4s
We are, respectfully. yours,
"A. w, Ii e.. +. TANNER.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-28

Byam ~, non
Blrk lIo,,ias ii Vi
Barker 9 :, = - |,
Basaes M
.Gaiianais = q = :.
GaTl9 7 =
culver t,A,, = q E a
EIoWell ~,
L tim 3 y,I
s,happG't ne'iA