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II FAD AND SAVE YOUR MONEY.

Ladies who have Hair Switches that have faded
frcrn use can have them restored to their natural
shade In a superior manner. We have a very large
assortment Of q Curs; very long and handsome
Saitehes very cheap. Now Is the time to buy Al
near street. a24-tr
STONE.-Superior BUILDING STONE. and
- screened CRUSHED STONE Of all sizes for sale
by r. ZUG 4 CO.,
apl9lm 2T23 X street AT Canal
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BOARDING.


COUNTRY BOARD and APARTMENTS conve-
~ nient 10 city, the Hill close to Virginia end
OF Aqueduct Bridge, at Georgetown, for Gentlemen
did view; fine fishing and boating. Apply at the
place, or to j. PALMER, Taxidermist, smithsonian
Institution. ass Ct
pLEASAET ROOMS FOR RENT, WITH
ner OF nth street. asISs
EOR RENTAL 323 LIST street southeaet, Capitol
Il Hill, Rooms single communicating: desira-
Die location for summer. AMT
EOR REHT-With Board, ROOMS, communi.
L eating or single; delightful summer location;
opposite franklin Park, 1856 street, second door
nom IAh al9 Sc.
FOB RENT.At A16 P.nnsylvania a, enue, well.
IRON So to ei6 per week; bath and gas. ais' w.
ROARDING-Excellent TABLE BOARD, with
- elegant Rooms en- suit, ON second floor. Also,
single kOOms 20 sccommodate, In that hne brick
once m ssn' 0ss
I ADIES AND GENTLEMEN, either singiy or in
and cheapest Boarding arfaa cement in the city by
addressing Dept Club, Box 10, Star ONCE. AZ tmal
fyO0D BOARD, PLEASANT ROOMS, AND
~ prices modersts, q Sfes oorsss Of Psnniylyani1
Sst kHPs ss1..: I re q
t..ss s :,.. s:S' tEOI e. @ 81:
ss1ds % s.1 OsSss r n, IL. At
rhxu ,ES Osssrss end oOaf.otionsr, II0l penn
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LUMBER FOR SALE.

quantity of SPRUCE LUMBER, $50 900 feet :,
more OF iess suitable for paving pur poses aud for
general use now lying in the slip at the foot of
South Capitol street, is offered for sale at reasona
bic prices.
Apply to U II. PAINTER, 52l 18th street north.
west, between the hours of 10 and IL a. m, or at
me Law Once Of JAS. G. PAYNE, 4S6 Louisiana
avenue, from a. to 4 % m aai. as
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FOR SALE.

EoH sALE-At Walls Bazaar, on SATURDAY. morn
TO harness; well suited for a carriage cr1SN
foI him. IT,
FOR sALk-COw and CALF. Appiy-..
, ~ ln' me 1 st No. 1905 street
foR sALE,A large BAY HORSE: gentle, sound
HUI street northwest. a2B-6t. AZ
EoR HORSE ,7yrars old ,opnd
Kind and gentle under saddle and har- a
I JAS SOW n MfHs VS. s dSSails a
CASH, Or GOOD NOTES WILL BUY FAMI-
spd paRLOR ORGAN. Address +" BARGAINs,"
o.eI ollce. ap 2-6t
FOR sALE-A handsomely mate he'd pair Of BAY
4 MAhES; Kind, gentle and sly lish. Also, ~ :
HARNESS: Sold for want of use. Can be 0K
seen at HEATING q co. IS Stables 300 pm
2l3 and 2ls llih street northwest, one sauars
south OF Pennsyivania avenue. AL I'm
FOR SALE CHEAP-A four horse double tree
street PLOW SHEAR; some long handled round
pointed sH0yELS. aud 5000 square feet Of good y
inch PLANK, at s723 x street, at canal. aiSDtf
koR SALE.Three first-class SEWING MA
ONE STEAM ENGINE, at Il. FULTON Co, I ].
Loan omce, SI4 9Th street, near Pennsylvania
e.enue. all-l2tr
EOR sALE-An excellent second hand two. nor.o
y Platform-sPring WAGON, wide basiy is-t the
tning for carrying Passengers, stage, or grocer
wagon; can b, seen at FUNK q BECK s Wagon
hsstcTy, ON Bridge street, near new Rock creek
..-1ee. WI sc.oNn ~ y. alO lln
RRICK CLAY FOR SALE.
,, DODGE DARyEILLE,
!h-u lS2s street.
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- MI L 3 ans
NEW DRUG STORE,
No. 142S PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Depot for Soda and Mineral Waters. fel3-ly
TTHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
Wy disposed Of their entire stock and trucking
business TO GEO. W. KNOX, Esq, and solicit for
him from our former patrons continuance Of the
ing the past year. BECK 4 co,
WAsHISGIoN, n. C., April !, 1873 ala 2w
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hFfKOM THE EARLIEST AGES TO
Wy the present day Scrofula has been the bane,
ana, as II we're. the curse Of mankind. 80 terrible
and had been at some periods OF the world
history that person known TO be infected with II
wsuid not be allowed to mix with society. Happily
IN our day the disease Is stripped Of its b.
use OF SANARITAN's ROOT AND HEaB JUICES. and
the victim OF Scrofula, Ulcers, Sores, Pimples,
Biotehes Ietters &C., can be to sound health
ROOT AND HERB JUICES, In per BEETLE
Sold by :. O. FORD, 1103 Pa ave-, and by Drug
sists. DESMOND q CO., Propristors, els Race
street, PhilAdelphis. mayN-ly
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U1ouNs hESS TI SSsshISTIAS AssoCIA-
FREE READING KooM-Da,ly, Wssk'y, Sses-
L1r and Religious pers from all of the Union
CIRCULATING LIBRARY; 1900 vols. Terms
So PER year; 81 per quarter. PARLORS AND
CONNERSATlON ROOMS for Ladies and Gentle
men; Chess, Che9uers, Organ and Piano.
rslly PRAYER MEETINGS at IL Is, s and o. m.
LITERARY SOCIETY Saturday evening, at ~
o'clock. SABBATH AFTERNOON SERVICES
al III O'Clock. mT
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IVA SENklD ELIxIk
70 /. hh Ia u nv 90 cYkk oHItLs.
~ sne.on 81 eess, 0ecrgetovn, And Of GEok01 J.
fLAnI ooN corner Nev York avenue aud -
erea woere tssfimor iale b myN-1ys
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AN intelligent friend suggests the idea oil
shipping -four. wheat, oats. barley. &C.,
down the Yellowstone river III bar1es 81
mackinaws. He thinks it would pay and be
the raesns nt cettisc off good deal Of onr
ssfPias srt.:A ii.is valley. Several re.asS ago
fleets On nfackinaNs starred iron, WITHIN 35
miles OF Bozeman With passengers and got
through all right. We wish that some of
ON enteprising citizens would make The ex-
pertinent OF one trip to see whether it would
pay. Farmers might club together each one
furnishing say 100 bushels Of grain, and give
the idea test. We have nodOtbt parties can
be fonnd who would furnish the boats.-
In early days fiat boats were loaded with ba-
con. -four, corn. beef, apples and other pro-
duets OF the farmers, and shipped down the
Kentucky river all the way to New Orleans,
parties clubbing together and making up the
load. Our people should utilize the elbow
stone river. This is matter about which we
have not much practical knowledge and
would be glad to have the views OF some one
qualified 10 give tho requisite information ~
% tho feasibility Ot the plan,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-11-14

PRAISE ME.TIxG.-On Sunday evening. in
accordance with previous appointment.
Praise Meeting. consisting Of singing by ff'e
choir and congregation, came of at the
Church. The exercises were led by Kfv.
G. Iliff. The church was crowded. and all
were interested The solos we're most al
mired az The performers acquitted themselves
handsomely. Other exercises such as Duets,
qrartettes. &c, were well dolse. Such meet
inrs contribute much towards good attend
ance on religious worship. We think God i
as much worshipped III songs Of praise as In
listening TO sermons, and We trust thai Praise
me tings win be continued throughout the
winter.
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HARRINGTON, Baker 8 Co.
Have just received q complete
assortment Of
LADIEs'. MrssEs'. CHILDRKS's AND MEMS
AICuc UVer Snaes and Buffalo Lined Boots and Shoes.

A LATE Tacoma correspondent of the Ga
zctte says there are only twenty-five white
people in Tacoma. This magnificent liar
must have been reading J. P's letter TO the
Philadelphia Dispatch. wherein ille latter
says Montana has Only Two Or three settle
ments; tnat the cities Of Helena, Bozeman,
Deer Lodge, Virginia, eic.. has no existence
except on the maps ~ the Northern Pacific
Railroad, and that no kind Of grain could be
raised IN the Territory. The Gazette pro
nonnces the Pailadelphia correspondent the
champion liar OF America. and we put down
this other chap as the champion liar OF the
Pasific Coast. In evidence of this fact we
will say that Tacoma has daily and weekly
newspaptr, and in The latter we find almost
one hundred places OF business advertised in
Tacoma! Who runs these newspapers and
business houses. And who supports them
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-11-14

THAT buffalo hunt to which we alluded
not long since is causing some discussion.
1t is asserted that thu whole story has not
been told. We would like to know who were
the real heroes-wilo l Killed old bulls. and vino
killed the young cows, for we wish 10 give
credit to whom credit is due, and not to rob
any man Of his glnry. Those posted think
too much credit was given TO the descendant
of Daniel Boone. That is not our opinion
we got the buffalo meat from that source.
and we will praise any man or all men who
furnish us with such splendid steak as came
to our larder. whether they killed it.or-not.
We always praise the bridge that carries us
over safely. and the man that leeds ms we
never forget,
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/ ArvERTISING.-TheIe are some twenty
houses doing business IN Bozesnan that 10
not advertise in ffe coURIKR. which we
! vantage that would accrue tothem in an In
crease Of business it ID expected that all
who can will be liberal to The newspaper
published IN their own town. Deer Lodge
l,aa two papers; Helena two daily and two
weekly papers; Virginia City has also two.
and nearly all in bl,Si,ess in those places n,l-
vertise literally and support their papers
well. Bozenian has only cne wes lily, aid it
il not receiving the support Iii the way Of adj
vertising it should. We trust those in busi-
ness here will think of this. and advertise
more literally. We are free to confess that
in that respect our support is inadequate.
and ask our friends to do their duty by their
home paper as the citizens Of the other towns
Of the Territory are doing. Since che time
this paper Was established in Bnzeina,s the
town has grown and prosperrd. and has
been almost doubled in size and population,
but our local patronage has not been increas-
ed. although our rates have been materially
rcduc. d. an are to-day lower than any other
paper in tile Territory. Notwithstanding the
fact that we are iree from competition. We
endevaor to merit patronage. and consider
the COURIER good medium through which
TO advertise. as the circulation Is extensive
aTor e the most substantial men in the coun-
try. We hope every man in Bozeman in bus
iness viii commence advertising; II viii pay
them and us. too.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-11-14

FORT ELLIS THEATRE.--Friday evening
last the performance vt tins popular theatre
was for the benefit of those did favorites. 4.
J. Conistnn aud ). Smith. on which occasion
was reproduced. BIZ special request. John Il.
Aliens Thrilling drama. The Fruits OF The
Wine Cup. The pit ab.,llssis II. exciting
Incidents and positions. wi,ir!. we're well
sustained hy tho COMPANY. Wa-hhnrn. as
Er. Hamilton. \ merchant who has been
ruined BIZ his devotion 10 tile vine cup. piled
to linn by an llnpriilcipled atlvent,lrer. Jack
Andrews. was very effective. and Richmond.
as Kate Hamilton, the griei-sirickei. tlauqh-
ter. ciineing to her degraded father ii, lis dis
grace nd shame with true flial affection.
rendered the character to perfection. Penn
berton, who. by the way. is a new aftor 8,
these boa lin his rendition of the villain OF
the piece, Jack Andrews. showed talent of n
very high order and acted the character thor
oughly, while Stuart, as Speculation, mer-
chant who has been brought to the depths
OF degradation bv strong drink through the
agency OF Andrews. and who becomes the
instrument OF foiling the Villains schemes.
ssstS - 0C ~ tAS Hts. Defitae. us MT. bal!ey.
and Coulston. as Charles Bailey. were both
excellent in their respective characters, act
ing the answering Temperate advocates to
perfection. Sweeney. as the Yankee house,
keeper who /. can't a-bear to kiss Teller as
silus smells Of rum, elected roars N laugh
Ter by his humorous delireatlons, as. also.
lid Smith. az Jeremiah. A ballad, by Minoi,,
followed the play, and was well sung and
oudly encored. Illsb Melodies. by fIarring-
OF, were sung with much pathos, and were
veil received. The Remarks on the BAN
o." BY Sam Lewis. were delivered in the
sreat banjoist's inimifable style: In fact, he
out-Sammied Sammy on this OCCASION. A
tx, by Cavanaugh. new Terpsichorean
rtist OF much promise Dutch Song, by |
ninth. who talks Dutch as If he had been |
aisrd on sa,ler kraut Pastimes on the Leyce |
y Paddy Ward, Flanagan, Meyers and Sam |
lewis, were full of fun and humorous lelin-
ations, with the roaring farce Of '.Larkins'
love Letters" concluded the entertainment,
which, we should judge, was highly salts
actory to the recipients of the benefit as ii
vas interesting TO the audience We UNDER
tand the troupe have in rehearsal the bea, IT,
III play. "Therese. the Orphan of Geneva"
Due notice OF its production will be given.
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GREAT REDUCTION
IN TIE PRICES OF
DRY Goods
At strasburger 4 sperIIng's.

LtFT.--Mr. y. Crissman. the eminent ar
list of this place. accompanied BIZ Mr.. w. J.
Council, worthy member OF the Art pre-
sentative" and Mr.. Holiday. left by private
conyeyanse on Wednesday fol Salt Lake
City. Mr.. Crissman has spent two summers
In the National Park, and has the finest coli
lection Of wonderful natural scenes in the
country. lie goes to thu City OF the Saints
In order to obtain better facilities for work
ing up his views, and 10 secure better mar
ket for their sale than IS offered here. We
commend him to:he people wherever he may
go; his pictures will commend themselves to
all lovers Of the marvellous and beautiful
workings OF nature displayed by the finest
artistic skill. Mr.. Council will spend the
winter in San Francisco. aud return with Mr..
Crissman in the spring.
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TaE Helena Gazette had quite lengthy
local In regard I. Da>hiei. 4 reputed cor
r. spnhdent of the Ne W York Herald. who
came from elowstone Crossing last August
TO Bozemau. The attention represented AS
having been paid him BY the citizens OF Boze-
mar is an entire exaggerarion. He came
through with one of our citizens. Mr.. Yer
nfn. and at the latter's request wrote short
account Of the trip, which was published IN
this paper Dashiel never vas IN the Office
of the COURIER to our knowledge. We do
not think he ever borrowed a cent here. and
only remained day or two. His deport
msnt was modes, during his sojourn.
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oRr Ellis JTEMs.
FoRT ELLIS, II. r., Nov. IL, 1878.

5
I pear Courier:
Once more avail myself OF lie pleasure o
| dropping yon 1 few lines dill think. wh~.
commenced this correspondence, sias
world not DE- able 10 write weekly, hut | ma
nsga 70 fnd enough. material. If only writ,
about the
IMPROVEMENTS
going IN daily at the Post. Til. week / no
tice that the Post Sntler's store appears in
new uniform, the entire outside having beei
weather-boarledG and painted. The building
now presents neat appearance, and reflect.
credl. on the proprietors Of that %, ablisl,
ment. also see that two sets OF laundress
quarters are i,eing erected on Theatre street
near :. O'Niell Avenue" The smaItest Sc,
Of carpenters that ever drove nails at this
Post are engaged thera on; if you don't be.
lioYe il. ask Sergeant O,NnlI. Eli! KIewitz!
We are glad 10 see such improvements in tile
vicinity OF the Theatre, which, by the way,
is an institution well worthy of being sur
rounded BY buildings OF minor significance.
Speaking Of
THE THEATRE
reminds me that have something to say in
connection Herewith. Last Friday evening
las was previously announced in your pa
per-was the benefit night Of Messrs. Coul-
ston and Smith. Tho.e who attended the
performance anticipating good time were
not disappointed, the s'bill" helng first
class one. and the different actors PERSONAL
Ing their characters admirably. After tho
performance. the whole troupe sat down to
magnificent supper hich was prepared for
them, md glorious time prevailed (notwith-
standing the absence Of liquor. Speeches
were made by each individual. expressing
good will toward Mr.. Goulston and Mr..
Smith. and regretting the circumstance
which was TO deprive US Of these gentlemen.
Mr. Washburn. the manager, was called
on. and will quote few OF his remarks.-
DE said he had been acquainted with Mr..
Coulston for several years, and had always
found him TO be a genial companion and 4
true gentleman. dc had always taken lead
ing characters on the stage at this Theatre,
and had sustained them with a grace and
ease that fully qualified him for the position
Of LIST Walking Gent VOW that Mr. Cnul-
ston is about to leave, he will certainly take
with him the best wishes Of every member OF
the troupe. The speaker also spoke of Mr..
81 iih, his good qualities az an actor, and hi.
department. as a gentleman and companion.
Mr.. Conlston replied and said that he Fort
Ellis Minstrel aud Dramatic Association
would ever occupy corner in his memory,
md he should remember with pleasant emo
ions the many happy hours he had passed
With all present, When he was far away. He
concluded BY thanking the memlers of the
roupe for their good wishes. and said that
hey were fully appreciated by both himself
md Mr.. Smith. | was disappointed that the
COURIER men could not stay and have good
ime with the boys. and am afraid that the
Bakers y share was only .Pi" IWell
AXE that kind of '.pi' in ours every time
We can yet it.-B.1 But better luck uext
line, Tom, when you can stay longer. i
will Eow close for the week.
An revoir. IL.
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d. H. CARPENTER Is about to build for HIM
self new two-story dwelling house, near
the residence Vt Mr.. Speith. There appears
to be 30 letting-up in building in Bozcman.
Lumber and brick are SO cheap now that it
is a strong temptation to build. Improve
ments are going up all around us just now.
A FAR WEST freight train arrived here or
Friday last from the railroad. loaded with
goods for Ellis q Davis, Strasburger II Sper-'
ling and !. Brunett. 1t departed Saturday
loaded with -four ard grain for points b.-
tween this city and Corinne.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-11-14

MAssENA BULLARD. ESQ.,. OF Helena. was
in Bozeman and spent few days last week.
He was over on professional business. Few
men have done more for the cause of temper
ance In Montana than our friend Billiard. He
is destined to make his mark in Montana, for
ne has enthusiasm. perseverance and talent.
which added to sincere desire TO do good.
will insure him success.
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Crowded! Crowded.! Crowded II!
A Great Rush for Bargains at
ELLIS d DAvlS'.@

NEW MAGAzINK FOR BoYs AND GIRLS
scribner & Go. of New York have COM
menced the publication of an illustrated
magazine for boys and girls, which is con-
Quoted by Mary Mspes Dodge. and surpasses
anything OF the kind ever before attempted
in this country. Subscription price So per
year. Holman 4 Bro. are the agents for
this and all other leading publications, where
specimen copies may be seen.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-11-14

THx brick work on the new Nj. z. Church
rs about completed and the workmen are
now engaged on the roof. The work 50 far
has been well done. and he edifice. when
completed, will be the finest Of the kind in
the Territory. Its immediate completion is
not only desirable. but necessary Tor the ac-
commodafion OF orr church-going people.
,rhe past few weeks the little church on Main
street has not been able to comfortably seat
tho concentrations,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-11-14

One of the most brilliant weddings that
has taken place in New York for a number
of years was that OF Mr.. Solomon L. Waltz
The event we find Handsomely illustrated
in some of the New York papers. The bril-
dial presents amounted to $4,000. We un-
tlerstand the bridegroom is cousin of our
townsmau, Mr.. Joseph HOFFMAN.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-11-14

THERE are twenty business houses. or
places of business, in Bozeman, the propre-
tors OF which do not advertise. They are
about the only bushes ~ men you viii hear
complaining OF excessive dull times. They
may possibly learn after awhile that adver-
Using Is good medicine" for dali times and
4 glow hIIainasS
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-11-14

THE EXCHANGE is the cosiest place In town
ID spend i social hour. The bar club and
reading rooms have been re-iecorated, and
none but the finest liquors and cigars are
kept there. Wines Of thr cpoicsst yintagcs.
and the purest Benrbon WHISTLES and French
Braudes always on hand, and polite and
attentive walters TO serve them. Go TO the
Exchange TOR frst-eIass liquors. :
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sTRAsBUabER Il srERIING

Rev. i. q. ILIFF Will pr,ach at Gallatin
Sunday. November rs. at II a. M. ard u,
Hamilton in the CIV, nng of the same day at
Z O'Clock. viii also preach ut the School
House on East Gaatin Wednesday evening
November 10, at z O'Clock.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-11-14

GEORGE w. Fox. ESQ.,, President of the
Peoples Bank Of Helena arrived per Galen's
coach on Friday evering. aud can he found
at the First National Bark. His Visits are
always very gratifying to our citizens and If
they had the power TO control his actions
would insist on his making Bozeman his per-
manent home
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-11-14

SEvERAL teams were over from Virginia
City and Bannack for oats and -four, and all
the oats on hand III Boze,nal were sold The
demand for oats Is brisk. and We would not
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-11-14

No. ENCoURAGINc.-In these days of Epi-
zoo and other cpidemics, tits er couraging to
know that panaceas for all such are found at
the BALL ALLEY SALOON. in the
wholesome exercise. good liquors, wines,
ales. porters and cigars there found. We
have tried them. Go there and do likewise.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-11-14

DEBATING SocIETY.-We trust the Young
Mems Association will naugurate a debating
society in their hall, and have debate every
week. There is one In Helena. of which
Chief Justice Wade is President. What say
you, gentlemen? Debates i'm which all can
participate are vastly more interesting than
set addresses
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-11-14

e. r. JOHNSON, ESQ. Of the Warsaw Sta
bles, Virginia City. came over last week TO
our town, and succeeded in getting several
loads of cats ia order 10 run his stables. Our
friend johnson has lots of old chums over
here. Some tie found had left his club snd
taken unto themselves better-halves Others
had not been as lucky.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-11-14

Parties indebted to Walter Cooper are
advised to settle before Monday, Novenl-
be placed in the hands OF an attorney with
instructions to engage the Sheriff 10 deliver
further notices to savc postage. No sxcep-
tlons.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-11-14

CONVICTED iliigan, the man who abb
stractcd i letter containing check from the
Helena post Office. which was senf from this
place. 4 few month ago. was en- victsd IN the
,-nited States District Court at Helena 1luss-
day. His sentence has not franspired. but
il i thought he VIII setteny years n the PEN
itentiary. Thomas, his supposed accom-
rl4ise, wss on tTisi Tuss1aT evening"