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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-09
EMILIO CASTELAR,.

Lastima grande que este priyile
gisdp irgenio espariol iignre en- un
pastido poiitieo. Deoimos esto porqae
i, conn Lanartine, con sqaIen Ian
opoftanamente 10 ha comparable oues
tro iIustrado c0rTesponsal 4. r.. se
hdbleFa lleiieaio antes que 4 il poll
t,ca Ia literature, al espiritu de par
lido NO inpcdlria IA mayor parte de-
los esqaflo!es YER Ga CASTELAR, uaa de
rs msyo - g'oriaa nacionales, como
.leRgraciaiameate sueelr, pues mas
sou O. que cons dnfan en es.e hon
bFe ex,Faotdinafio nj repubIlcano que
i mas esocurasr otador, Il mas 4 .r,.
io esctilor qae hays qaisA ptudacaio
RI maajo ca ssgr siglo
II seain dr LamArslna a. - en-
pequefleei6 coa Il politics: ~ dulcl
slrno coraEoa de possa, as ser.~
fnrsotlas0s ! gFasaa hsasa para ol Los
aasfaaleroa, - pt0sa belllslma = COO.
noss spsa ~ decay A1spaos aae
"a 1913 coo aala ns.feia pr elsrt8
hal1a Ii sssa ~ a,.lsseA u bansa
ssAness Sn raliafga ,lsssr easaass.
apeHas - ssaseaFpa - aas~m aAm esl-
ArtsNaAs sa.faa 49, sfaH II tAAfs4a N
- qaa II ssPasssa - aataaAa sasa II
aaes 80 pH ua pgaeAs Ae saa j A.
FQs - sssfe
L~ssl Nsslsngs gsna ega u psiasF
hoaefs - - AEsfta - Isla 80 Il
ssanHAfs8 - = wsas II 60. 80
$50 - taafesss desgwes ~ hAsaes
aae - ssese - - = - ga.asa
49, II pssmss aassrsas 49, 49,
uasalu AeAaatm 60 - ~ - sasalA
sea II sssk 80 ~ -. - MaasAA
] ~ Assass So aaia s 60 As Il
saaxas saA - Asfsuar u gsshs
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-09
MEMORANDUM
DEL szsoa CASTELAR, / Las rorExcrAs
Ex TRAN As.

Il uacion espgli ia ha resuelto disih
taso proslena: eambl.r ana ionnA pr oE ;
to ma do gosterno, siu dss6rieaes Sin
gvEobfas, como Yeftiaafa aataral tras.
iafmAa on, l.sgameate prspArada pc il
sifmeza III ash prop5psa, y on sAaon
tFatIa poF IL togica de lns oaseeim On
soa E,paaa h p4sa5o 10 IA nanarqaia
= repa alisa; y n pssaia qadasA, legal
maata, en L plentiful 81 "a auEor.dai y
80 Il eius sclo IL - sobvfanta-
M .sFA maehp q4a, III var essa gran
sraatsemAesvns - esaFgAdos de mauss-
ssss = $40 ~ ssaAl, u atrioayaa II
arraata II na psraAa Ga dularao. caan1a
sisAsafsa asFsaalfa - veGuuEad EnA1uFa,
ssIstlrA, dc sasAfnaf ea II aoa vlgw Il
eapsfssa asss8sfa.s y gssrteaseer CO laasse
n anss'slaaAae eaFopea rosia aqael qaa
- pare Aeseal sEas uumsFo cAx1steg y 1
h~ss ASA haseFsA. sae0ntrAfA sntrs -
sAEssIaIss ~ n#ea j nsaAaA IA Evsgusa !
- sssl staass a. sa4a - enIfo, y aaa
aasasse gss $50 tseaA ga rayA sa ts-
- sa4
I ssssFe fAaa1 - ~ sAs anAs Nsxaanaaan
AAaAaas pss nssasgv seveta paaols. - -
*aasastss As sseaHs ss 49, aaoa kFq asea,
- EssAsp - - eAAlsst. - esa@ssaeas 90
- gs 80 -. = fssssssssa s - aGsgsasa
- = aasNel.s, = AeFssAsa - II s. 80.
- 500 saAsf - vsls saassa =. =
amff ~ AaAs*s a. FaaasAttsa II aaf.
e 8sA tsgNsks " go 0aaA.
l'Ma - n@@sAf18 - III maY eaaFo.
maT 49, pAfa - Il maals eatesa ss
aaAAsss - AasI - mmetu III snpaas4sIA
- - ataeNA ~ u te2slsA AasAw - -
axsa@ i aapssssa mssAAsaa > - i 60.
= - s
81 80 - II lanabwaa papaiM, qulaA
sssaa - = - lusuaa = Paassea lale-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-09

tener otras relaciones con la sociedad
que las necesarias para educar q sus
TIPS La passion toma entire nosotros
lalntensidad ininita de aqnel arden
te china, pero como t6do 10 que es
in6nito, pasa de las linita,las regio-.
nes de la materia demasiado fragil y
demasia 10 estrecha, para coutenena
en- las regiones ilimitadas del pensa-
miento donde reviste una pureza ca
81 divina, y adqaiere una vida casi
celeste. Byron no debia haberse con-
tentado con yer Ell fnego robado al
cielo por los negros oios de nuestras
andalu9as, la passion que relampaguea
bajo sus sedosas cejas y entire sus
argos parpados, lastrepzas que pa
recen animadas como serpientes cuan-
do Sc enroscan por su blanco cuello;
entire todas estas llamas debia haber
descibierto la purela y la hermosura
del alma"
Las precedentes lfneas honran tan
to 4 su autor como las espaf1olas.
Para citar IN parraio de las mu-
chas beIlezas que contiene ell 1ltimo
lIbro que Sc ba publica1o de Caste
lar necesitarfamos un espacio de que
40 podemos dlsponer. Cerraremos,
pues, este incompletfsimo diseflo ci
tando I'm trozo que forma como el TO-
90 del acabado retrato que de Lord
Byron hace CASTELAR,, considerandole
como poeta:
LA flaxibiidad maravillosa es ell
caracter distintivo del poeta. En- el
Sc unen ell clasicismo antique, ell ro-
mantlcismo moderno, ell orientalismo;
y 4 la somnolencia ideaista mas va.
ga, el realsmo mas crudo, mas bru-
tai Es la personiicacion desu cautisco
tIempo. Es ell Instruments que todos
los vientos hieren, y que todos los
Vientos suena, va al aura celeste ma
tioai, lena dc aromas y de cantlcos,
8 va al mugdo del huracan ardlente.
cargado de polvo y de cenizas. Ri
mar no reptile los cambios de la luz
tan tlalmente como su c0nciencia los
camhlos de la ideas; no retrata las
nubes del clelp como su alma los pen
samieDtOs del si4lo. En- este sentido,
s'ehdo. como es, un poeta subjective,
nunca o'vidadO de su personaIidad,
arfa-trando la cadena de sus dolores
lndIvl1uales por la terra, queda y
quedara slempre como uno de los
mas hsles poetas de este siglo meier
to, que, desde sus conienzos, ha
vaciIado entire Ia razon y la f6, entire
el derecho y la tradicon, entire la IL
bertad y al cesarisno. La reaction y
Ia acclon jamis lucharon con tanta
tuerzs, nlJamas consigui1ron un equi-
llbrlo mayor, provlneute de su m1tua
| paralizacon. Por ESQ Byron era el
poeta siglo."
| Lastima, repetimos, one ell gran
CASTELAR, pertenezca 4 M partido po-
lltico, lastima que Ia passion politica
de- sus contemporaries impida apre-
clar en- t0da su extension 81 inmens
gento, su nunca vista maestria en- el
manejo del habia castellana. Aotea Sc
tenla nueStro iiioma por uno de los
mas sonoros y elocuentes de la terra;
hoy, merced al taleuto de Castea ar
nj al italiano osafa disputar sus armo-
Mas al casteIIano, nj el ingGs su abun
dAucia de voces. La lengla es el ms
trumento del orador y Ell Instruments
con que SO Ia lnmortalizado CASTELAR,,
ell primer oraior del mando, no pue
de menos ID ser ell mejor y ell mas
perlecto dc tolos los idiomas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-09

radical, 81 procede de buena fe, debe
inhuir para sostener hasta hoy lacre-
ciente prosperidad de P0erto.Rico va
naIteniendo en- yigor las libretas, va
inAuyendo para que Sc dicte un buen
reglamento de trabaio 1ibre.
No pedimos ninguna medida ex-
trafla ri que repugne la civilization
del siglo. Pedimos para los hacienda
dos 10 que asleyes de todos los pai-
ses autorizan para los empresarios de
teatros. En- efecto 4 un empresario de
opera, de zarzuela 8 de compafiia dra-
matica lie es lfcito contratar todas las
parties que ha menester para dar fun
clones en- periodic y en paises dados.
ST alguno de los artistas falta al con-
trato, la ley leoastiga, como castiga
al contrat'sta que no paga las can't
dades estipuladas Y estos contratos
tienen un motive: ell de proteger ell
capital del empresario contra la pc
reza 8 mala v0lnutad de los actores Y
ell de proteger los intereses de estos
contra la avaricia de aquel. Hay por
ejemplo, una temporada de mucho
phblico, de huenas entradas, pasada
la cual cesa la gente de acudir al tea
tro: supongamos que esta tempora la
sea de dos meses y que algunos 8 to-
dos los artistas, viendo que con 10 que
ganan en- una 81 mana tienen para
suhsistir los dos meses, 4 semei4aza
de muchos iorDaleros, no quieren tra-
bajar mieutras a clio no les obiigue la
necesidad. FL contratista Sc arruina :
RIA y los espectaculos teatrales Sc aca
barian porque nadie Sc meterfa 4 en-
presario. Pues 10 mismo exactamente
va 4 acontecer con los hacendados,
81 no Sc les dan los>medios legales ne
cesarlos para que Ell la epoca mas cri
tica de la zafra no les fa,ten los
brazos retribuidos que les han ayu-
dado el resto del af1o a cultivar
los frutos. Ahora bien; isera de
mejor condicion un empresario que
un hacendado, y de peor caiiiad
un artista que IN jornaleros iHabra
llegado Puerto-Rco 4 mayor grado
de civilization que L6nires, Paris
Berlin, San Peter>burgo y otras ciu
dades donde hay contratos ob.igato-
rios entre empresarios y act0ress
Creemos que no.
Garautizar, puos, por Ia ley al ira
ba ador SUI jornal y at propietario 50
tempo, es una medi la l6gica, natural,
necesaris, 81 ha de- existir la agricul-
tura en- Puerto-Rico, la agriculture
que es Ia Gnica fueute de su riqueza
No basta que haya brazos como indu-
dsblemente los hay en- la isia; es me.
hester que en- ell improrogsble pazo
en- cue Sc hace la zafra no deje la ley
perder el az1car por respetar la va
garcia.
Y perseguir la vagancia, es,.ademas
lie cumplir la ley, proteger la propie
dad, sostcoer los capitales reptoduc
tivos y hacer un bien 4 los mismos
vsgos y 4 sus desgraciadas famiias.
Nososros esperamos qae nuestros
adversarios en- la prensa, desprecian-
DO aspraciones populacheras, nos ayu.
daran a pedir que sc cumpa ell re.
quisito de la libreta, que Sc corrilsu
los que no tieoen mas que su trabsja
y no trabajan y que Sc provea 10 ne
cesario para que la Icy de p de mar.
20 n sume1a en- Ia mi-eria a Ia hoy
rIca y ieIiz provincia do Puerto Rico.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-01-22
i.Inlss,sEo ny AUTHORITY.


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tGENrRAL \ ATuRE-No. 1O6.
cvr y,nnIon,ont,rvt o an net entillel
80 III in t,o t,ng'rnr,ion of lei.
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' 20 ~ Oce,'t ieics '"p,' C0i,,t
D =. ne. i.%ht TO- pre-empt ohc uae
.c 4"l3 ~ lOc GLOWING S.NtiollS III
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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-01-22
rs OF THE UNITED STATES,

d al Tie Second SCSsiol OF The FORTY
second Congress.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-01-22

there shall bc levied. col ctcd. I'D paid
on The goods, wares, c1u merchano 80 in
this section enumerated and provided for,
imported from foreign cOunties, ninety
per centvn OF the several duUea and rates
now imposed by law upon such articles
sevc.uuy, it being the intent of this sec
don 20 reGuce cXs.iag duties Oh said a.
tirles ten per centum of such uu les, that
is 10 say
ON all manufactures OF ,0 ol o, WI, Oh
co,,on is the com puneut pare o. che, "a
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-07-11
| NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY GOODS!
ELLIS 81 DAVIS
Are selling for CASH 10 ser than can
be brought from The states.

RETURN OF j. v. BoGERT Our esteemed
anu enterprlsing feitoW-citizen, j. v. Roger.
Esq. after an absence III the East of six
months, returned TO t.is place on Friday, ac.
companied by his father, Mr. j. B. Boyer
his two sisters. Misses X. B. and Lila Bo-
gent. E. H., Moultuu and w. 8. Rich.nond.-
We regret that the party had J, rough trip
from Virgil il. City to this place. Besides the
naturally rough rod, The coach tipped over
IN Elk Creek, and tie party hid good duck
ing. with good show OF being trowled.----
We are pleased 10 learn tiat Alf. Bogerf.
SEN. and Ing In tres il e family viii pernn,-
uently locate IN. Bozemal. They will eer-
tainIy contribute largely to our business aud
social circles. Nj. j. V. Bogeit has been
preparing for some time to erect u fine resi-
defee on llis yacx,lt ut, III the east end OF
town. which will affnrdssa beautiful site f,l
sdclia. palpese. we ere grutiniuai 10 know
that Mr.. B.. is becoming so closely identified
IN interest with onr. iown -and people. lie
possesses energy. business tact and ability.
ard turns them to substantial account. LIN
common with cur people we welcome his
return ard the coming Of his party, and trust
that the latter will abide with us,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-07-11

| MEssRs. Rich. WILSON e BoGERr have liz
| troduced into this market fruit and vegetables
| prepared by i new process. which is likely to
sunercede aud drive ron, the general market
canned aid dried fruits. The new method oi
preparing fruit and vegetabl is called The
Alden Prorcss OF Pneumatic Evaporation.
| wi,c seizeS upon The free water IN The fruit
or vegetable. and ratries it of iasta,ataneous1y
Ito all inients and purposes). without sc,,ld-
ing or even heating the article. or givi o
time tor the slightest film of tainted or dis
offered matter 10 form on the Surface. Cot-
>equcnlly. the products retain their natural
color, texture and flavor unchanged. and,
when restored in FRI 81, wafer. n MANY eases
are quite undistilguisliable in appearance
or taste from The fresh fruit .r vegetable. a
e-ilesheda apple remains AS White rs Ak
work. By airy other mode OF preservation
It would become brown, and totally different
in taste. The Alden apple 10 b'ked in pies.
Without stening, and proves as bright. fresh
aud lively as frnig just from the tree. This
lustrates the quality rs well as to mulipis
stances. which might be done from srea,
variety ~ Ahlch fruits aile Vegetables.
Peaches. cher rirs, grpen corn, Tomatoes ard
sweet potatoes, among ethcrs, are striking
examples OF the p, c,llar ERECTION OF these
products. 0: Z pou d nf Alden peaches, cost
ing fifty cents Qelal). will. WHEN prcIaied
according to directions. make six pies of or
binary size. or will ill three tpo-pound cans
(six poi,nd>) with no more water aided
.l'an i. contained ia the canned irnir, and re-
qusrlng but halt the amount Of sugar.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-07-11

The EFFECTS OF ADvERrIsI lG.-We read
daily OF the wonderful effee Of advertising.
and have had the opportun recently Of
witnessing he practical operations OF the
same. Two Weeks ago Ellis & Davis deter
mined to close ont llieir magnificent stock of
goods. and they scattered their advertise
'nents all thrf ugh the COURIER announcing
the fact that they had marked their goods
down below cost for cash. They meant what
they said. The people came, saw. and pl,r-
cha5etl. We have. sine. visited many houses
in the valley. and in every household they
We're talking about the cheapness Of E Ii &
Davis goods. This firm has struck tl,e main
spring. the great secret Of siccessinl alver-
ti-ing-never advertise that you viii do a
thing, unless yon intend to do il.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-07-11

T. MPLETED.-The wagon read t., the Nam.
moth Hot splings. ia the National PaIk,
which has beer in course Of construction III
past year. we learn from Mr.. James George.
las n.eii completed to witIiii two miles of tie
Spring. anu that tonr-i.orse way ms: g .aches..
&C.. with careful drivers. can he run to that
point. This Will be gratifying Jews to those
contemplating visit to the Springs and the
variants wonders of the National Parh Is.
pecIally so to iuvalids, who have hereto ore
had to rice horseback eighteen miles. Par.
ties visiting the National Park will find hfs
The only practicable road to lie Geysels.
Lake, Falls. Hot Springs. Sc.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-07-11
TO OUR POST-OFFECE sUBCRT-
BEERS.
Cali at the Printing ONCE for
Your Papers,


Under the new postal law. which went INTO
effect on The first day OF July, our county
subscribe rs, who have heretofore been ex-
empt from the payment Of postage on the
COURIER. will now be required 10 do SO. In
Q der to sa,e as nla,iy u our county subscri-
bers as possible. this expense. we will here
after deliver from lie printing office the pa
pers which hay. been heretofore delivered
to subscribers nom the Bozeman post-offia..
Therefore. subscribers who have been IN lie
habitof citing their papers at he post-office.
including our East Gallatin friends. will here-
after call &C the COURIER Office. We do not
inten,i by this arrangement to endeavpr to
crippl" Uncle Sam, or retard the payment of
the national debt. but do it solely tor t1le
benz fit Of our subscribers. which will save
one hundred and six,y-tive of them twenty
cents annually
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-07-11

/ PERsoSAL.-Maj. r. D. l'ease. Agent for
the Crow Indians, returned to his post of tll,-
/! ~ OIL Saturday. after few months visit to
the scenes OF Ills early life in Pennsylvania.
where his relatives low reside. Mai. Pease
Is the most popular Indian Agent in the
| West, and the Crows,win give lin warm
welcome on his return to the Agency. HE
went over Sunday.
We had the pleasure of meeting two OF our
Virginia friends Messrs. John A. Spencer
and w. Raymond. last week. Mr. Raymond
IS the junior partner OF the firm OF Kay mond
Bros. and well known to our business men.
Mr.. Spencer Is one OF the firm OF Harring-
ton, Baker u Co. Mr.. Spencer viii have
cllargeOf the store in this place during the
absence Of Mr. Fancett. who is now recupSr-
ating at the Mammoth Hot Springs.
Louis Stra>burger, who has been soiourn-
ing with his metropolitan friends iii Helena
the past three weeks, reported for duty in
this place on Saturday.
James Il. Lemon. Esq, returned from nel-
the Mammoth Hot Springs with stock OF
goods.
Hon. Felix Brnnot. Commissioner Of Irdi-
an Affairs, accompanied by his secretary.
fhos. Il. Cree, ESQ.,, arrived ia this place
Monday by private conveyance. Mr.. Brunot
contemplates a trip through. the National
Park, and will visit al the principal points Of
attraction in Wonderland. He will first visit
the Mammoth Hot Springs. Mr.. Rrunot has
perfected the arrangements necessary 10 coll
lect the Crow indians At their agency on the
the Yellowstone. and proposes to hold a.
council with them the latter part of this
north. The object 81 the council is to in
duce the Crows to give up the mining portion
OF their reservation. About one |l,,nd,pa
miners are now ut work upon the reservation.
Maj Webb aud Capt. Browning. of the U.
). Army. arrived Monday.
We notice Gen. Swiszrr back at his post OF
duty.
Capt. Turner, he of the ..Furrer process .
came over from Helena Friday. and lief. Mel.
Hay for Cherry creek.
BIZ. John IsaGs. from tile hoop-u Up couB-
Try. ard who was at the head oi the small
party OF whites who recently Cleaned out ii 9
Indian horse !hleyss in that country, has
been in town for several Gays.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-07-11


AND THE Cry Is. STILL TINY CONE -
q, L. Clark. Esq. is announced a. a candi-
date for Sheriff. subject 10 the decision If lie
Peoples Convention. Mr., Clark is al eller-
setic md goo6 citizen, and personally we
like no man better, bur we are sorry TO S, Z
him break rom the party be has contributed
SO much !: building up and putting il, a coii-
dirioti 10 insure his dwli,irftat a. the August
election. ..Goai by John. and don't stay
long" We hear Ut six nlt,ra honest yeos ans
Who want rs tie can liittcs on the Peoples
ticket for the same Office. Aud Mr.. Frishie.
Who e claims cannot be overlooked. comes
OUT on the broad and liberal platform 81 in.le-
tJcn.cnee--.N No penI-up Utica etc. Com.
boys the longest pole will knock dow. the
psrsiMliioh.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-07-11
Religious Notices.
Bishop Tuttle's Appointments.

sunday an sfter Trinity, July 8, II a. M and p.
m, Virginia City.
Wednesday, July 8, 5 p M, Sterling
Thursday, Juiy 10, y. m, 6aiiatin City.
Friday, July il, p. m, Hamilton
Sunday {Jth after trinity, July is, III q. IA and
D. M, BozEMAS.
Tuesday, July IS, y p. M, Radersburg.
Sunday 18th after Trinity, July 20, III u. m and s
p. IN Helena.
Tuesday or Wednesday, July % or Is, p. m. ,
Diamond.
Sunday 9th afier Trinity July 9th, u =. m. and
SP. m, Fort shaw.
Sunday 9th after Trinity. July u, up. IA, sun
River
Wednesday,, Jely 30, s p m /, Boulder City
sunday eth after Trinity, August ., III m. and
sp. IN. /, Deer Lodge
Sunday J,h alter rinity,. August TO- II .. m.
Stcvelsville.
Sunday 10Th after Trinity, August 10, p. m, i,
Corvallis.
Sunday tloIh after Trinity, Angus IL, IL a. m. and
Sp. M, Aissouia.
Sunday ttth alter Ir nity), August "a, ii a. and
Sa m, beer Lodge.
Thursday, August rs, 8 p. m. Poindextei's School
Frid y, August "a. s p mr., irg.ota
Sunday, (sz.h after Trinity, August 81, II D. m.
and y. IN Rannack.
The hoIce Of tl- I'D or 23d July for the APP
pein.meRt 1T Diamond will depend the day OF
the running Of the stage from Helena.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-07-11

ACCIDENT AT KERRY CRELK.-We are
panied 10 learn that Mr.. Nd Davis. Il nler-
chant at the Cherry creek mining town, Will.
cutting timber on Saturday. by some lilisilap
struck his ltf; ley below the knee severe
blow with the AK. seyering the leaders ard
making ali ugly ana ser ieGs wound. a mes
senger was Immediately dispatched to this
place tor Df. Mussigbrod. who went ever an,l
attended to tile wounded man. We hope
Nat will have as easy time as possible un
der the circumstances.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-07-11

IYELY.-Our streets ON Monday presented
a, mIre lively and blsne>s-like appearance
than We have seen for long while. All day
long Main street was crowded with trains,
discharging new goods. Early |, Monday
morning the merry jingle Of bells announced
Che arrival of Rich. Wilson Il Bagert's fine
mule train. the wagons beirg loaded 10 the
top Of the canvas slieetiig with g4ntral mer-
clias,di e for that substantial house. Twentl-
er trains arrived, bring I,g goods tur s. w.
Lansh"rnr. Harrington. Baker 4 Co., and
others. judge LangIlorne rtceived large
supply Of window glass. 81 every size. A gen.
eral assortment Of drugs medicines, white
lead. paints. oils, &c. There also arrived
several private convevances, brii ging info
our midst several distinguished individuals,
whose ia mes will be found elsewhere.