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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-06-27
TO THE AFFLICTED.

nR. W. X. DoHERTY RETURNS HIS SIN.
~ csre thanks To his numerous patients for
their patronage. and would take this opporsu-
nifty 10 rcfaiad them that lac continues la con-
suit at his institute Tor the OF chronic dis
Eases OF tnr iAngs. Liver. Kidneys, Digestive
and Gcnito- rinary Organs. and all private
diseases. VIZ: syphilis In all its forms and sta
ges, Seminal Weakness, and all the horriG con-
scluruces OF kclI-abisa. Gonorrtlaea, Gieef
structures. Nocturnal aud Diurnal emissions
Sexual Debility. Diseases OF the Back and
Loins, fnfiam nation o. the Biadder and Kid
neys, etc. etc. and he hopeg that his long cx-
perience and successful practice will continue
To insure him share OF public patronage. Hy
the practice OF many years In Europe and the
United States. ne Is enabled to apply the most
efficient and successful remedies against dis
eases of nil kinds. He cures without mercury.
charges moderate. treats his patients in IA cor
rect and honorable way. apd has references al
unqucstionablc yeraciiy from men oil known
respectabiiity and high standing In society,"
All parties consulting him by letter other
wise. will receive the best and geniiest treat
mcnt, and Implicit secrecy.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-06-27
IN MEMORIA5i.


Al a regular meeting of Covenant Lodge. 80.
Il. l. .. %. f.. held June -. ls7s. the following
preamble and resolutions wore unanimously
adopted -
wuEKgss. II has pleased the Almighty Rul.
of the Universe To renos. FROM our midst
10y tins hausl OF death. Our we'll bsloxsa LsoiheF,
Wtn. Mansfield. be II
RssoLvKD. That with reycrrat submission
we bow 90 the viii Of the Grrat crssasor. rial
tzing that Ills wisdom II Infinite. and that
"Hs docth MI things well.
NtosoLyEp, Thst in the death OF oar broshcr.
this Lodge has suffered tFrr!snra ble Ioss. nd
that white emulate MS virtues, hts ualtssory
shall ever be cherished in aaf hearts.
HEsoLyEp. THAT TO Tie afflicted relatiyes we
tender our bsnriseit ~ palisy and sincerc con-
dolenes in ttsls. the bour of their bersaSrmsni.
commanding them 10 the cars Of Him who
tempcrfth the mind 10 the sborn lamb.
RESOLVED That the Chartar OF this Lodge
be- drapssd IN mourning. and that the mem.
ters OF the Lodge wear the ustat badge OF
mourning for tins period of thirty days.
RESOLVED That the Tor going preamble and
resolutions be sprrad upon the records Of the
Lpdse, aud that a copy OF the same be- furnish.
ed 10 the widow OF the d'sceascd. and 20 tho
Albany Register and STATE RIGHTS DEMO.
cRAr for publication.
JAMES RILEY.
HENRY KEAMs. Com.
L. w SHELBY
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kIGERIFF'S SALE.

WpY VIRTUE or a WARRANT ISSUED
HD out OF the County Court OF Linn county,
state OF oregon, To Inc direcfed. commanding
me To levy upon the goods and chattels OF the
tax roll for the year 1877 thereto attached. and
II none be found then upon real property, as
set forth and described Ia said tax list, or so
much thereof as shall satisfy the amount OF
taxes SO charged therein, together with costs
and expenses, II have this the 18th day OF May,
parcels OF land as set forth In said tax list,
lying and being IN Linn county, State or Ore
gon:
Also, as the property Of David irwin. the Do
ing Notification No. 2038. Claim No. 55. In
Township No. II. South Of Range, west--con-
tanning 20 acres. Amount OF taxes, $2S.6O.
Also, as the property of Joseph I.isle, ~ GER
tain piece or parcel OF land heretofore convey
ed by deed from Daniel Cushman and wife to
the said Joseph i.isle. being part OF the Noti-
fcation Land Claim OF the said Daniel Cush-
man, being Notification No. 17sI, Claim No W,
Township No. IL, South OF Range, west OF the
Willamette Notwithstanding 400 acres
Amount of tax, S5lfL
Also, as the properly OF Joseph Yates. GER
tain piece or parcel OF land. heretofore belong
ing to Hiram Bond and conveyed by deed to
Joseph Yates, part of the Donation Land
Claim, Notification No. 20J6, Claim No. rs, in
Township No. Il. south of Range, west oil the
containing 20 acres. more or less Taxes s5i.32
and costs of collection, and. ON
Saturday, the 2Sth day OF June, 1878,
at the hour of o'clock p. M. in front of the
Court House door nsaid Linn county, 4 Will
necessary to satisfy said taxes and COSTS at
public auction. TO the highest bidder therefor.
in U. s. gold coin. A. PARKER,
p43w4. Sheriff, Linn Co., Oregon.
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Snermnforrhmn.

DIR. Dohesfy has inst published an important
pamphlet embodying his own views and expe-
riences in relation To Impotence or Nirility. be-
ing short treatise on Spermatorrhoea or Sem
inal Weakness. Nervous and Physical Debility
consequent on this affection, and other disea-
ses OF the Sexual Organs.
This little work contains Information of the
utmost value to ALL whether married or SINGLE
and will be sent FREE by mail on receipt of
six cents In postage stamps for return postage.
Address, w. X. DoHERTY, NJ. D..
y:2n3stf san Francisco CAL
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ExrcuroRs, NOTICE.

vHsffE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
Il appointed by the County Court OF Linn
County. Dragon. Executors OF the last will and
testament oI John q. Richardson. late OF satd
county. deceased. notice Is hereby given that
all persons having claims against the estate of
said deceased must present them within six
months from t!ie date hereof. duly verified. to
the undersigned NJ tho residence of y. i. Rich
ifrdsou, about eight miles from scio. lam
county, Oregon, Tor allowance or disslliowancc.
Il. y. RICHARDSON.
". w. RICHARDSON.
f,fna n fs-2--f4xyt Executors
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sfIERIrr,s SALE.

RY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
Id out OF the County Court of the County of
Linn, In the State cf Oregon to me directed
and delivered. in favorof w. T. Barrows, ana
against w. Nj. sill and Dayii Thomas for the
sum of slol.27 In .. s. gold coin. and Interest
aud costs, did upon the 18th day OF May, 1873,
levy the same on the following described real
property of the said w. NJ. sill, tn wit Parts
OF Sections No. tS] eight and tai in Township
M. tlil fourteen. South of sangc. 4 west.
bounded as follows: Heginniug at a point.
bearing north 81, 80, west a22 chains, from the
southeast corner Of the northeast quarter OF
Section No. s, in Township No. "A, South oi
Range, west, and running thence east 1u
rods; thence south 40 chains; thence west 100
rods: thence north 40 chains TO the place Of be-
ginning. containing 100 acres. and being situate
In Linn county, Oregon, and w1its by virtue OF
said execution, on
Saturday,, The 18Th day Of July, 1878,
at the hour Of O'Clock in The afternoon af that
day, at the Court House door in the City 81
Albany in said county. sell all the right, title,
interest and estate Of said w. II Slt iE and ia
the above described property, arpu6iic auction,
to the highest bidder. for cash gold coin in
hano, to satisfy said execution and costs and
accruing costs ALLEN PARrER.
nzV4 Sheriff. Linn Coz trsgons
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CONSULTATION BY LETTER FREE.

Patients unable to consult the Doctor, person
ally. may do SO by letter, stating symptoms.
age and sex. All cofnmunications are strictly
confidential, and replied to the day following,
by DIR. Thomas.
Private personal consultation from o a. NJ.
till ii p. NJ.
Office or consultation rooms. 653 Clay Street,
San Francisco, as above.
N. Cases Of Medicine forwarded tunder
seal SO es to defy obserniticn.) 10 ALI parts al
be interior. sen40y2.
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READ THIS. AHD Eg uAFPf!-The larses
stock OF Mems. f,oys. and ct,iIdren's Clothing
ever brosi ;ii up from san Francisco Is nj y.
f,aufi-s store aud tine rush Is Ing. there il no
one leaving t;si store without buying "a Coat.
Pants or Vest. HAT or Cap. r0o's ar shoes.
Salrs or Drawers. Collars or Ssck-tir. etc. and
everybody s.cnis Ia be pleased aud satisfied
thai they bought cheap. as iba; Is The nlase 20
get bargains.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-06-27

Tnos. Hartness, harness maker Of
Harrisburg, fell dead In the streets Of
portlamI last Tuesday. lie had been
suffering with lung disease for some
time aud was suddenly attacked with
hemorrhagc aud died In n few minutes.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-06-27
ID. b. RICE, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
ALBANY, OREGON.

0f11ce on Main street, betwaen Ferry and
Broadalbin. Residence on Third street, two
blocks east. or below. the Methodist Church.
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DIED:

pENINGTJS.-oa fui,.r crssk. Umaiiila
en,t,sy. 0rs-on, June g. MA nf ce,tsum y.sion.
InfLLA. dasi.shts r of y. A. Pennington and wife.
a<ed ~ years.
s( Illinois papsrs pleas copy.
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BAILor.s MAaAuINr ron JrIY.

/ BALLor's MAGAZINE FOR July
The July number of Baliou's lfaga-
zine Is already issued, and nice num-
ber 1t IL. one of the best that has ap-
peared since tho great fire, when the
Office of the publishers was burned
| II Ii marvel of neatness and good
taste, aud contains such u brilliant
list of stories anil illustrations that We
do not wonder at It's popularity, gain
ed In spite of competition. It Is Just
the hook for the household, and such
being the case we recommend IL to all
of our readers. Here Is the list of con-
tents for July. Just see what u trent
can be obtained for Is cents or $l,5O
per ycar:-"The Pyramids of Egypt;p
"Indian llfe;' "EnglIsh Inns and Club
Houses "Childhood;n "The Eleven
th Hour" "a Broken Voyage" "Mr.
Arnuld's Daughter" "Thode;" "a
Song of Heaven;" "Deacon Rankin's
Daughter;" "rhe Planet Jupiter:n
"An East Tennessee Heroine;" "An
Unfortunate Match;' ssIn May;n IA
Strange Adoption;' IA Railroad Dis
aster, and what came of 1T" "Flower
Incense;'' "Miss Montmorcnci;'--
"Thought;" "0rR YOU'VE Peoples
SToRY-TELLER.-Nicky the waif;"
'Innocent Amusements;" "Rnthven's
Puzzle Page;n "Curious Matters;"
"The Housekeeper;' "Facts and Fan.
cies;" MASTER Freddy's Fourth of
July''-Humorous Views. For sale Mt
all periodical depots. Address Thomes
& Talbot, SO Bromtield Street, Boston.
THE OVERLAND MONTHLY FOR
JULy.-The present issue Is the first of
the eleventh volume, and It's contents
are upon varied and interesting sub
jects. OF practical articles referring
tn the far West we note Scraps of
1odoc History,a "Hetch- Hetchy Val
ley" called the Lower TIolumne Yos-
emite, by John Muir; "King Solo
mons Footprints" by Therese Yelver-
ton; "Our relations with Mexico"
timely contribution; ''Borax Deposits"
on the Pacific Coast" and vivid ac-
count of "Thc Lepers of Moiolsia," by
Char es W. Stodiard. "Justifiable
Fiction" Is characteristic little sketch
by Prentice Mulford. In light reading
we have the closing part Of can Old
Fool" "afy Grandmother's Legacy"
and "The Mountain Po-y." Bret
Harte's sister isreprcscnted by touch
ing little poem entitled "As one;" and
Joaquin Miller by vigorous five-page
idyi, under the title of "By the North
land I.akes.'' With "Etc." aud
"Current Literature" IL Is altogether
creditaiiie number. 81 per annum.
John Ii. Carmany & Co, Publishers,
100 Washington ST, San francisco.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-06-27

The custom of stamping the feet IN
applause at public exhibitions and
speakings, is probably too common
and widespread 70 eradicate, but 1t is as
coarse and nndignified as can well be
imagined. A sharp clapping of the
hands is far better and Infinitely
more proper. IVhistiing, screeching
and stamping, such as is heard in
many of our public assemblies, would
indicate the presence of rowdies, or an
audience of insane persons, rather
than intelligent and cultured people.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-06-27
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE OF FINAL. SETTLEMENT.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIL
IL undersigned. Administrator of the estat,
of Louis Kinzer, deceased, has flied with tn
County Clerk OF Linn county, OragDn, his final
account for settlement, and that the County
Court of said county, on the 9TH day of June,
1873. made an order appointing
Tuesday. the SM dnu OF Julv, 1878
at the hour of o'clock p. m. of that day, at the
Court House in the City of Albany. III said
county. for the hearing of objections to such
final account and the settlement thereof.
DANIEL GABY, Admir-.
s. A. JOHNS. Atiy.-43w4.
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BASE BALL.-The ssTwisters'' of this
city last Saturday scoopedl up the
'sHomeoletics'' of Corvallis, the score
standing 76 TO 49,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-06-27

A New FEATURE. Titus and Bour-
gardes have the agency for the Singer
Sewing Machine the best in use. They
aiss, Keep q fall supply of sewing ma
chine needles of all kinds. See ad.
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xHARyEsTsG MACHINES, ETC
Wm. E. Howell is in receipt of a sup--
ply of the celebrated Brass Bearing
Wagons, also Header Wagons of the
same kind; Seiberling's Mowers and
Reapers combined; Huber's Revolving
Rakes, etc., etc.. These machines may
be found at Frank Woods. Blacksmith
shop, corner Second and Broadalbin
streets, Albany. The ad. will appear
next week. Ns
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-06-27

STOVES, ETc.-W. III. Mcfarland is
in receipt Of a large invoice of cooking
ranges of a newer and cheaper pattern
than ever before offered in this mar
ket. He hs s now almost every varie-
ty of stove in use, and sells at remark
ably reasonable figures. His stock of
stoves, tinware, pumps, gas pipes. etc,
comprise one of the largest establish
merts in the Willamette Valley.
Don't forget to call and interview him.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-06-27

CoMPLIMENTARY.-T editor of the
Corvallis Gazette was a delegate TO the
State Temperance Convention in this
city and pays handsome and well
deserved compliment to the ST. Charles
Hotel and its obliging landlord. Bro.
Carter appreciates the creature COM
forts as well as any Methodist preacher
in the world, hence he is fully compe-
tent to speak of the distinguishing
qualities Of the ST Charles.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-05-16

SToRY's FLEEING. A. Jamison. who had
the contract Tor building Story's Yell wsfone
ileet. was in town Monday, having about full.
fliied his contract. The fleet consists of ten
boats, twelve feet wide and thirty feet long,
and have capacity Of fifteen tons. They
have been successfully launched, and are
ready for navigation. We understand from
parties who have examined the boats. that
they are well built ard substantial structures.
Mr.. Jainison has combined speed with good
Workmanship, and deserves credit for the
substantial manner and short space of time
IN which he has disposed of this contract. 1t
is the intention OF Mr.. Story to load these
boats with merchandise for the lower coun-
try. and ship il during the summer. 1t will
undoubtedly be paying investment.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-05-16
Telegraph Summary.

|
The appointment of successor to Chie
Justice Chase will not be made until TIN
meeting of Congress.
The capital stock of the Pacific G. Atlanti.
Telegraph Company is two millions.
! Twenty six thousand eight hundred ant
ninety-five Germans arrived at Castle Garder
on the It'll.
1t is report. that the Conimissary Genera
Of the Cailist forces has ab>eonded, taking
with him all the cash on hand.
The Supreme Court of California, on the
18th, affirmed the judgment in the case OF tile
State vs.. John Divine, on appeal. and he is to
be hanged in due and ancient form for muir.
der.
Brigham Young was recently interviewed
by reporter. in which lie said that an In
dian war would destroy the commerce, CAPT
tai and immigration between the Missouri
ard the Pacific coast and retard the settle
men. OF the country for twenty years, wnich
in itself would be great calamity.
John Stuart Mill died at Avignon, France,
on the s.lfs
a due! was fought on the evening of the
9th, rear Richmond. Va. between John B.
Mordecai and Page Mccarthy. both were
wounded, Mordccai fatally. The seconds
have been arrested. The quarrel was about
lady.
The 4tlr Z. S. Infantry has been ordered
West.
1t is supposed that the troubles in Louisi-
ana have been ended.
The London Telegraph Of the 18th con-
fains report that an attempt was made TO
assassinatc Emperor William OF Germany.
willie he was holding review at st. Peters
burg. priest fired at the Emperor, and the
ball passed through his he lnlet aud severely
wounded an adjutant.
Nixon, the New York murderer, will be
hung to-day.
The strike Of the gas men in BROOKLYN con-
Tin ties.
The Liberal Club of New York had meet
ing on the 18th in commemoration of the
life and public services of the late John Stu
art Mill.
Marvin, the lawyer who slapped Jay Could
in the face. recently, has been fined So and
bound over In the sum of $1,000 to keep the
peace.
he advance in the Bank of England rate
OF discount rom IL to five per cent. caused
a little ripple IN financial circles in New York
and gold advanced to lis 10.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-05-16

For CLARK's FoRK.-Bart Henderson, e. G
ploi Ger OF the Willis of Eastern Montana. left
outiay Tor the Clark S Fork mines, where he
las extensive Interests. The development Of
liat rich quartz mining district will COM
mence In earnest in Il few weeks. Every div
VIC zee pack animis laden with supplies with
tieir heads III that direction. Besides The
large uhibe- already en- route, much greater
number are preparing to start for this new
hllVerado. We have every reason to cxrcct
favorable reports from the mines. a, their
rl;hne IS have already been substantially and
satisfactorily tested. and the operators have
infinite faith in them.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-05-16

COMING 10 BozEMAN.-From the following
item, which we take from the last Moptaui,n
1t appears that the editor Of that sheet, fol
loving in the wake of many former residents
OF the Capital, contenplates moving to Boze
man. We have no doubt that tile completion
OF the Northern Pacific abroad to this poi,,l
will be The occasion Of the absorption OF Vir.
GINA City by Bozeman. We suppose the
editor will bring Ills print shop with him: y
z. W. Meadow. Esq. and DIR. Lan,ne.
left yesterday fer home. Next to wanting \
rallroad we want to 1--we in tile sane town
with these two cnterprising meu--it's good
for the melancholy-aDd if things shape
right we will.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-05-16

OUR PLACER MINEs.--New discoveries have
been made within few miles OF Bezenan,
which GO three cents to the pan. Several new
claims have been staked, and we understand
company, representing capital sufficient to
thoroughly prospect and successfully work
the large bars on the northeast of town, will
be organized in short while, when work
Will be commenced in earnest. Experienced
miners here already predict that Buzenan
will be one of the liyeliest mining camps in
the Territory. as soon as sufficient develop
mcnts are made to prove the richness and
extcnt OF the mines. The miners In Br:dser
canyon are actively engaged OH their water
bitches, and will coon be prepared TO wash
out the precious metal We understand that
a gentleman owning al interest in one of the
claims on Bridger bar sold out last week for
$4,000 in cash. the purchaser being also one
Of the owners in the claims. This shows con-
that there is no humbug about
these new mines. Men who understand
their business are engaged 1 developing
the n, and the amount ofeapital and labor
they are expendlng, preparatory to working
successfully, is sufficient guarantee to us
that they have something good.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-05-16


. lSsTALLATIoS.-At a regular meeting O.
Pleasant Valley Lodge No. q. 10. G. r..
held Saturday evening, May Sd, 1873. the fol.
lowing officers were duly installed for the en-
suing quarter:
w C T-Enos Swan.
WV TT B Weaver.
w RS-J E Cook.
w FS-E B way.
w ia d Weaver.
w C-G W Dickson.
W Mil Mcdonald.
WIG-N D Swan.
w o CA Eklund.
P w G T-C l. Weaver.
APPOINTED OFFICERS:
w A S--VioIa ID Swan.
WD MA Mccormack.
r II SD Swan. -
LII S--J e Med onald.
A. MCCORMACK, d. e. y. q. r.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-05-16

PERSONAL X. Toole, Esq, of Helena
has spent several days III our tx.wn. Com
bining business with pleasure, Mr. Toole la
made his visit source OF pleasure to hi
many friends, as, also, we trust, himself
Maj. Reed came mp from the judith Basi,
Monday; where he has spent the winter. III,
Major learned that the party attacking tn,
expedition 'asf sunaer. under command O
Col. Baker, which was sent out to protc- j
tc Northern Pacific Palrold surveyors
were composed OF Sioux, Arapahoes and AS.
snmiboircs, and numbered about thirteen
huhuled. 1t seems that the Indians wert
going to pay their respects to the Crows
who had succeeded in stealing several hun.
dred head OF horses from them during the
winter, intending if possible to lccapture
their stock and some Crow scalps. when they
| run upon the expedition. The Indians IN.
doubtedly endeayored to stampede the stock
belonging to the expedition, but, being frus
trated, stampeded themselves. Major Reed
reports that the Grows have taken new de-
par.ur from their old summer route, aud
are penetrating the very heart of the Sioux
country this spring. which gives the recent
reports OF their intended alliance with tile
Sioux some credibility. They are certainly
de ful picking up Of courage with Grows. 1t
i more reasonable to suppose, in view Of
their past conduct, that their object is of a
different nature.
The wllole-sonled, jolly Bill Hamilton, of
the Yellowstone, came oyer Tuesday, and
not only gIaddencd the hearts of The boys by
his presence, but remein leaed some of his
friends-the latter Of whom we are which,
in substantial manner.3 We now have our
smoke house adorned with nicely cured buf-
ialo tongues, the voluntary contribution OF
cur friend Hamilton, who Will be held in
grateful remembrance, not only for this act
of kindness, but Tor his many good social
qualities and Fer ole deeds.
D.. Lalnme and r. w. Meadow, ESQ re-
turned from the Capital Oh Thursday.
VIM. Black, Esq. Came over from the Mad
ison Tuesday.
Hon.. S. J. Beck, Council man, returned
from Virginia last week.
F. Ritter, Of the Crow Agency, has been
in town several days.
Mr.. VIM. Hyde, of Sterling, a d W. A.
Davis. OF Cherry Creek, are In the city.
Zed. H. Daniels came over from the Crow
Agency Monday.
James. II. Lemon, OF = Lottie Lee" re-
lown, departed this town for Helena We'd
lesday morning. At the expiration OF
race of weeks we hope to see the smiling
ountenance Of James in our midst once
more, and hear little more of Lottie.
II. r. GaIen was In town few days ago.
boxing after the Interests of his stage hne.
coaches now 90 through to Helena and Eir-
inia city IN one day.
Major Pcase was at Corinne on the sth
nst
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-05-16

lhE Ladies Sewing Society meets every
Thursday afternoon at 100 D. M. at sucI,
places as the S'ciety may select. The Ladies
OF Bozeman are respectfully invited to Al
tend. and aid y work, and contributions Of
such articles as they can give, to help the
proposed Fair on 10 sue, css. Those who
cannot attend, are respectfully solicited to do
"orN' either ornamental or useu. Tor the
Society, and send in. This is for a good and
beae> client object, and we hope there will be
many liberal resp1nses made to this call.