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1t is said, are hard, but how mucl, harder for us
to be without the good feeling guaranteed in
every family, and "sometlmes little outside
the family" by our failing to remember as in
former years, at this season, our friends.
How many cheerful remcmbrances have been
occasloned by seeing the line Little watch, a gift
OF some former Christmas, or some article OF
Jewelry, so constantly about the person, or at
the Family Table, pieces OF Silver, all telling Of
some happy December 25th
Times may be hard but can you afford to
loose such golden opportunities TO give lasting
rcmembrances which can be had so cheap, and
of such superior quality at the BEE HIVE
BEN X. CHASE Il co.
Is MERCHANTS ROW, RUTLAND, VT.
declSdtf
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A MEXICAN HOUSE. BOSTON.

A MEXICAN HOUSE, BOSTON.
"A REDUCTION.
In order to meet the wishes OF the travelling
community, we have this day reduced the price
of board for our upper medium sized rooms to
$500 per day. The house contains passenger
elevator, cafe ETC., and Will continue to be
kept as d first class hotel in every respect. The
large and excellently furnished rooms Will be
sl 90 per day. Those with bathing and water
convcnences adjoining si.o0 per day extra
mayl2dIw LEWIS RICE q SUN
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sDAY MORNING, JUNE II, 1874
Books, Stationery, &c.

Books, Stationery, &t.
SPAUL DING & co.
FINE NEW 600 :!
RISTMA NOW LT1ES!l
FINE PRESENTATION BOOKS,
BEAUTIFUL EDITIONS OF THE POETS,
BIBLES, PRAYER BOOKS, &C, &c.
GIRO MOS, EN- GRAY n GS ,
sTEREoscopEs AND VIEWS,
PICTURE FRAMES
BRONZE GOODS,
PARIAN MARBLE GOODS,
JAPANESE WARE,
PAPER MACHE GOODS,
VASES,
CARD RECEIVERS,
INK STANDS,
PAPER WEIGHTS,
WRITING DESKS,
TOURIST CASES,
WALLETS,
b. w. BRACKETS.
WALL POCKETS,
SLIPPER CASES
TOWEL RACKS,
BOOK RACKS,
JEWEL STANDS,
BLACKING CASES,
MATCH SAFES,
&C., &C., &c
1T w | l. L p A \
TO examine our stock OF
HOLIDAY GOODS.
SPAULDING q CO.,
decI5ts No. ! Merchants Row.
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OUR STATIONERY DEPARTMENT
~ comprises a fun line OF staple goods
nrst-class papers. folded and nat, ruled ana
grades and eolors, drug, pay, note, letter, ON,
pricesl ow. Order sample lot.
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was discharged and during the winter was
one of New Yofk's poor. living, none but
the poor know how. In March last she
went with four other girls to North Caro-
lima She tells the following story of her
experiences
The New York herald., 1874-12-13

We have made great reductions in the prices Of ON
Fine Furs. We allow no MISREPRESENTATION
MARX EVERY ARTICLE IN PLAIN FIGURES, AND
HAvE BUT ONE PRICE.
Beautiful real Seal sacqucs full n inches long an
good quality, at SOS, $75 SIS. S93, $lOa
Extra quality real Seal sscaues at slo slz sls Sll4
$51
Rich real Seal Sets Nun and extra long Boa 322 SIS
ST. $50 SSS, $40 anu upward all fully IS per under
price
Real Mink Sets full asoned fur dark and fine three
and four stripe Mu. full four skin Boa, So worth
fully $35
Darker aud fine rea, Mink Sets at scs $50 ss5 $40 SIS
Our Patent finish Mink SETS universally admired,
A. Si5, SiS, $50 $50 and upward.
Elegant real Lynx Sets at $40, SIS and upward.
keai Alaska sable or Black Marun Muhs very lone
silky iur, at So, 81, SS.$lO. &C.
Real Beaver Sets, very rich, at SIS 50: worth SO.
kich real Astrachan Sets extra quality, at 81 worth
fully $Iu
Cape Seal Sets, Muf and very long Boss At IS 50.
worth $l2.
Back Lynx Sets; Nun and long Boaa At - 81. soA
French Mink sets, very neat, $3 Sc. 81 IS
French Ermne Sets, satin lined Nuns, extra Iona
Boas, trimmed with real ermine tails At 81 So worth
$40
Real Siberian Squirrel Sets, at - IS IS 90 &c.
Cmldren's Furs in over .0J styles from SSc mp.
Fur trimmings, cheapest In the city.
The New York herald., 1874-12-13
DIRECTORY FoR ADVERTISERS.

AxusENENrs-FouxfH PAos-sscond- third. fourth.
eft afh nu sra Hf1h % coiu%nss oYiaG.Msixsh oo,umn
SfoLHSNYlAIeS SSEE osLEHxsoYMro1ara f4ss1sscond coiuma
second and
third columns and FouRrEESrH PAGS-First and
soAsS iS0nS xS6 onSoapaiNo wAsrED-pov.rrr. PAGE.
ssooSIas ssi9RS 'sia1a RE8I ESTATE FOR sAnE-Fu...
sSssiissEEss NollcEs-Nas F1e.-FourtS a. afsA and
CITY Fis ksaI 'C'r EsTArE FOR sALE-yu4.rus. PAGE
cLEsKs SSp sALEsMES-rHr.D r4s.-rh,rd and
zsD sSm
COAST WISE STEAMSHIPS Fu1rrnu pAs.-s,.sA col.
] fourth
ana sixth n columns and sIxrEEsrH PAGE-Frst,
i2sT'h cnd LF as 'sHRnf PGRSfHzD
sonn .nd ooann dnG m
EuHorEAN sTLAMsHlPs-tHTEESTH PAGE-Fifth and
EEqyGsSSPEo oTsisIEssrn p4cI-secona column.
column sonm
x!NAAClAL-ELEvlNTa PAGE.
sas ss ssans sslun
ssoosn p1cDoFiith and and .ixta Columns. and Sous.
IaExTn PAoE-Third column.
aEiS otin fass@Tnrd SHo%h COL
BELf OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pAG.-rourtn and
sSAS daHHAsHs a5fss!..a sss%s
nith and sixth COLUMNS
StsEs IT,
dS htDsos s
PAGE-Second column
ESSS Ssss-ssesss SI!s@i soaan
AARBhE RI MANNTELs-FoURrEENrH PAcK-sixth column.
aEptAGrasp fueansintb coumn column
EiLLiNERY AND DR. 4ssaAKfSGMsi1 PAGE
x1scl L. sNseT GUS ADvERTlsEMESTs-rwx.r1 PAGE.
nIsc5fTAS SEo oGs-rH1nD PAer-sixth column.
N.Y. HHUyr!SAhTFovETH IA E, pAGEIF,rst co!umn; -
aEFHsT rAGrst and second COLUMNS
fso FssS iUNAL SITUATIONS wANTED-FRxALEs-
s s"S ihFq a SHaRpi 1ts OR
ssTA4E f.
ssTE sa p.o.rhrd COL
Column
sALEs a fts5r
slru1T!6Ns pt Sg'Gs pAcs-rir..
HTuATioNs WANTED-MALEs-rHIzD PAcx-Third
SPECIAL NOTICES -FousrnzsrH rAcz-rifa and sixth
spoETjSu@Doos BIRDS. 4o.-runrzr.zH PAGE
rro Fourth coinmn;
blOHAdE--FOU PAGB-Sec0nd column.
THE TRADES-THIRo PAGE Fifth column
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PUKPOSES-sEcoHD PACE
Fourth column. ana FOURTEENTH PAGR-Thrd COL
umn
TRAv ELLERS' GUIDE-FIrrEENrE PAGx-Sixth col
umn.
UNFURNIsHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SECOND PAGE-Sixth column. aud FouRrExNrH
PAGE-Fourth column.
WANTED TO PUICHAsE-FouxrH PAcE-second col
WATCHES. JEwELRY. &C.-TmRrEEvrz PAcx-Third
wEsTSassTEE COUNTY PROPERTY , FOR SALE OR
wrNESo ILFEdiiU-dfI7EESrH IFdi-dpE EFT FAGE-FirsI coiumn.
ElNTER kESORTS-foURrEENrH PAcE-Third column.
column.
The New York herald., 1874-12-13

ENORMOUS rcducuons Enormous reductions,
Our s. English Walking Jackets Reduced to 81 s
our Sil English walking Jackets reduced TO ST.
Our Slt 90 english Walking Jackets reduced 20 IS
Our SIS English Walking Jackets reduced TO Sls
and the balance OF stock In proportion.
Great reduction in
- DRESS GOODS sHAwLs FELT SKIRrS
FINE MILLINERY GOODS,
REAL LACEs AND GfMPs S. &c..'
ON TUESDAY, DECEMBER lA
We WILL OPEN COMPLETE STOCK OF TOYS ATOuh
REGULAR STORE, NOS. Isl AND 2S9 EIGHIh AVE
NUE.. IN ADDITION TO THE IMMENSE ASSyRf-
MENT At OUR TEMPORARY STORE, no. 20 EIGHTH
AVENUE.
N--&
lEHRICHS'.I EHkICbs.
as' 2ss ana 2Ss Eighth avenue near Twsnvfouffh d
ros other 0ry 0ss4s AAvsxtsssrAsasA See
GisHsaaeh RA1eA
The New York herald., 1874-12-13

Ladies will undoubtedly enjoy examination OF our
beautiful Fans. Prices very low.
w. We have inst RECEIVED very choice assortment o.
ebony cory silver and gilt sticks. with and without
feather tops.
White satin Fans, ivory handles. plain and painted
carved sticks At 81 Is 81 %. 81 s. and upward
Elegantly carved ebony Fans from 81 50 up.
spectalties In Pearl Fans aud beaded ehrodsrsa
Fans.
The New York herald., 1874-12-13

By SPECIAL REQUEST
OUR GRAND HOLIDAY OPENING,
WHICH HAS ATTRACTED so MUCH ATrExr1oN
WILL BE CONTINUED ON MONDAY. TUESDAY AND
WEDNESDAY OF THIS WEEK, BOTH DAY AND
EVENING. OUR REMARKABLE FRENCH roYs
ARE, WITHOUT DOUBT THE FINEST EVER Ex.
HIBITED IN THIS COUNTRY. OUR IMMENSE OR.
cHEsTRIoy WILL DISCOURSE MUSIC DURING
OUR OPENING DAYS.
FOR THE REGULAR SALE OF OUR TOYS WE HAVE
LEASED THE ENTIRE BUILDING. NO 2ss EIGHTH
AVENUE. WHERE WE SHALL OFFER THE VERY
LATEST AND MOST DESIRABLE TOYS AT EXTRA
ORDINARILY Low PRICES. WE IMPORT OUR TOYS
DIRECT FROM THE BEST EUROPEAN MANUFAc-
TURERs. WITHOUT ANY INTERMEDIATE PROFITS.
AND THUS EXPLAIN OUR MARvELLoUsLY mon.
ERATE PRICES.
J Fl Il II i ! - I.::::
BDDDbp Sooooo9 E1L1n1 EEI11n1 sssssss
The New York herald., 1874-12-13

Magnificent assoa,ment Of nne French Doll.
Wax Dolls in all sizes and styles
wura to cfSn s p9n w a At al &C. a sna %
r.S 5s sss s,. Ds ssFsaS se Rs otr Rs
Doll sHA%LS DOLL JEwELkI and everything CON.
E;ssan! pen Carriages; with top, At Sc. :.
sss.: d y s. @ ssso: : g ana inward 49, s''
.ssass ana
Solder os.h;: PIi1tins Presses Magic Tsnsrns Fas
Stables, with Horses At ioc. lsc., aoc- asc and
Elegant assortment of Tin Stoves Tin Kitchens Wash
solid black walnut Writing Desks, gilt corners, lock
Black walnut Work Boxes eoc, 75c.. q and upward
GAMES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION J
Elegant Backgammon Boards with Checkers Dice and
Billiard Tables yagatells Boards Jsckstrsws Avs
Paper Fancy Boxes 800 styles &C., To-. &c.
&C.. ioc, lac l5c. ami upwards
cornrcopas Tor candy at from &c. per dozen and mp
Liberal allowances Sunday schools fairs charitable
Institutions &C., &c
7 FOR THH OLDER FOLKS
ATTENTION is DIRECTED TO OUR MARVELLOUS
ASSORTMENT OF
ROSEWOOD woRKBoxES
ROSEWOOD WRITING pGGssKsa 80.
CARD CASES
CIGAR STANDS,
CIGAR CASES
PAPER wErGHrS
FINE PooKETBooKs >'A~
FINE SATCHELS,
The New York herald., 1874-12-13

4 THE PARTISAN FLOWER COMPANY
are continually receiving
the latest novelties.
French Flowers. Bridal Sets and veil6
Ostrich and cocks Plumcs and Tips
Feather Trimmings AMI stuffed Birds
in many varieties
Floral Garnitures for Wedding and
Evening Dresses
to order.
Vases and Baskets tied to order,
specially.
Churches. halls and mansions decorated.
liberal discount to the trade.
Oar Plant and Bououet Department
has been awarded with
the Medal Of Merit
By tho
American Institute,
2s East Fourteenth street.
Sur doors west OF University place,
No. Rue dc Clery, Paris.
q. LOWENSTEIx. Fronriator
The New York herald., 1874-12-13
W0RSTED 1

Embroideries in all styles exceedingly low priosA
Entirely new designs IN
CHAIR STRIPES
SLIPPER CASES, CORNER PIECES, &c.
Worsted and Floss filling In. al reduced.
Attention s directed 10 unique assortment ana
traordinary reductions Of
LADIES' AND GENTS SILK MUFrLgRS
LADIES AND GENTS HANDKERCHIEF
ArfLioUE TIDES. &C.. -
NUMEROUS BARGAINS WILL BE FOUND
THROUGHOUT OUR ENTIRE ESTABLISHMENH
The New York herald., 1874-12-13

A- IA
FOR THE HOLIDAYS
Aith
Asvot
attention to
Holiday Goods.
means neglected our
which are very complete
mings have made enormous
stock. In our Lace and Embroidery
Of Real Point and Point Applique Laces,
bargains Real Thread and vaienciennes Laces
Nets especially cheap We have made sweeping
vetA the largest assortment Of black and colors
- inches wide, At - IS. - g and ,s
shades very superior quality. a, 7Sc.
cros Grain ska . large stock
Hosiery Department 1, com
standard Hosiery. in
and sizeS tor
men and
Ac-. kc..
&c
STERN BROTHERS,
slxrx AvxSrH AND rwsxrr.1uAp sraaxE
The New York herald., 1874-12-13

ough
Ing much
lines OF
have by
other departments,
In Passementerte Trim.
reduction Of prices to rednr. the
Departments we are offering fun lines
real 0uipure and Yak Laces some spec,ai
in all widths with large limo Of Yelling
reductions Of prices in Bonnet and Trimming Vel.
in the city, Black Silk Cloaking vcivets ,uii
splendid quality. coiored sauns. in ali
and s0c- yard. Black ana coiored
at greatly reduced prices Our
plee with tau lines Of
ali qualities styles
ladies' gentle
ehtldren
&C.. kc,
kc.
STERN BROTHERS.
sizrn AvSxus AND rwHxfYaxisn axssx1
The New York herald., 1874-12-13

81 80 EIGHTH Az, NEAR TwENTY.FoURTas sf I
The New York herald., 1874-12-13
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

SPIRITUAL FIRG TEsT.-MARY T. sUypAM
"A OF Chicago puts her hands arms and face into the
blaze OF kerosene Oil lamp also takes i've Goals into
Sunday evening. drectly siser the lscsures about 80
Admission, soc Lyman c. Howe, trance speaker lee
and 730 T. NJ Children's lyceum. 2 ~ r. ~. All ~
on I'D inst
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-01-23

Last Sunday religious services were held
tor the first time in the new Methodist church.
Rev. r. G. flif delivered a very appropriate
discourse to the congregation assembled. In
the evening Praise Meeting was he'll, and
tile att~Mlam,r was unusually large. This
new cl,irc!, is both c,etlit to tie .cno,iiina-
ton and to Bozcn,an. a few Yeas az, no
one v hld have b. kc:.d that SD magnificent
II churca editice woald have been erected 50
soon in this lar western town. We were
very forcibly struck viii; tie dimensions IF
the edifice and its capacity to hold large COLI
g,egaiions. Beng built of brick. makes it
easily warmed and the congregation can be
comfortable in any part Of the house. Our
citizens are proud OF this church ed,flce, and
we do hope that our friends in the country
will come In on Sundays, ii only to see
what All elegant and commodious place of
worship las been erected in their county
town. They will have better opinion Of
their county and its seat o: government, and
also perceive the great improvement in the
interest in religious services on the part OF
our citizens. When completed throughout,
this church will be the finest IN the Territory.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-01-23
REPORT OF thin
EXECUTIVE COW MlTTEE
or the
YELLOWSTONE
Wagon Road & Prospecting Expedition

Hs.x. JOHN +. ERrcE-
Permanent Chairman Yello,cstons Wagon
Road end Prospecting Expedition:
Sir: Tie visiting delegation proceeded,
according to engagement. to the Kennedy
district and to Reese Creek on Monday, aud
addressed large meetings at both Places
The East Gallatin meeting was attended by
a delegation from Central Park, aud report
of progress made to it. Mcssrs. Dawes and
Swan invited the Committee to again visit
Central Park, and an additional meeting will
soon be held there.
The contributions offered at both tho East
Gallatin and Reese Greek districts we're
large and encouraging. Addresses wefe
made by Messrs. Kennedy, Dawes, Swan,
Reese. senior, and J. Gillen, Moore, Wells,
Hayes. Corbly and by the delegation. To
Mcssrs. Kennedy. Wells, Reese and Hays
the delegation was indebted for extension Of
kind Inequalities. and encouragement In the
enterprise was everywhere received.
The Treasurer acknowledges contribu-
tons, since first report, IS follows:
BozxXAH~ .ss.
Cash, S525 90; wagons, yoke Of cattle.
6 mules, horses, saddles, s guns, 1000
rounds of ammunition, 81 sacks flour.
kAsr GALlATIx.
gun. l steer, u sacks flour, 200 pounds
oats.
REESE CREEK.
q sacks flour, 2 revokers, 2 dressed hogs,
l yoke cattle, loo pounds bacon.
CENTRAL PARK.
l OK, l horse, wagon, Is sacks -four. 50
pounds bacon, 3 guns.
Reports OF additional contributions are
now: on the way from Gallatin City and
other points visited.
fappend copy Of circular now being dis,
tributed broadcast by the Committee, and
it is certain that in Madison county its elect
will be good.
Congratulating the Association on its pros
poets,
I am, for the Committee,
J. v. BOGERT,
Treasurer and Secretary.
BozExAN. January 2Oth.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-01-23

THERE appears to be y good many Rich
montls in tile field for the place made vacant
In Helena by the burning Of the Gazette
Office. Major Wilkinson aud son put In their
oar. and no doubt mean business. and will
make il hot for their opponents when they
get in s.posish." Roman & la Croix publish
their intention to revive the Gazette, and the
Herald gives them the preference, fearing
their opposition less than all others. Colonel
Cope, of the Montanian, has gone over with
. view. we learn, Of looking over the ground
and probably will get in the IL ID before all
other competitors. He gets out frst-rat.,
paper and will receive very cordial welcome
from the citizens Of Helena. In few days.
no doubt. the question will be settled and It
will be known who ills the void made BY the
destruction OF tive Gazette.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-01-23
BIZ EWERX SALOON,
D. II. CARPENTER, Prop'r.
q Keeps constantly on hand the best
wines. Liqasrs, Beer and Cigars
to be obtained in the city.

THE Helena Ilerald discusses the question
Of TWO daily papers in that place and in;
CLUES to the opinion that tier paper cab
supply the ntIre demand In that line. The
Hersld, no doubt. gives its advice dispassi0n-
ateiy and without prejudice. Its position be-
ing impartial, advice from such source
should be needed. But to be serious-we
think two daily papers are heavy tax1n
any place not containing more inhabifants
than Helena, hut its people are the best judges
how much they can stand III that business,
and we refrain from saying more.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-01-23

EVERY day large loads OF wheat pass
through our streets. vending their way to
the Gallatin Mills. 1t ia. drawn ny s'eds. thu
condition Of the snow being very favorable
for bringing it in larger quantities. Gallatin
valley u great wheat growing region, hav-
ing no equal In Montana. Tie -four made Il
Vt al excellent quality. sweet and nutritious,
and the day IS rot tar distant when milliona
Of dollars will be paid out In Montana FOL
wheat. as is done now in California aud Ore.
gOn. Speed the day. 49,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-01-23
NOTICE.
APPOINTMENTS.


Tho Executive Committee of the Yellow
stone Wagon Road and Prospecting Exp'dl'
ton will visit Gnd address the citizens d
Gallatin county, ut the following times and
places:
Elk Grove. F. lwards' House. Friday, Jan. q
Reed (Briyl.a,n) District, Saturday, JAN. a.
Both of these appointments are to Ike held
at Z O'Clock in the evening. 1t is very desira-
bic that all in each neighborl,ood should be
in attendance.
w. BOCERT, Secretary.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-01-23

BuZEMAN GRANGE.
P.W. Meadow. Master W. Y. Smith
Secretary.
ELK GROVE GRANGE.
Silas Ralston. Master; C. Edwards, Sccrc
tary. :,
KEYSTONw GRANGE.
w. q. p. lays, Master: Thos. r. ST. cct
Secretary.
EAST GALIALIN GRANGE.
John House, Master; Rufus Thompson
Secretary.
@ T.. o. address Of above--Bozcman
Gailatin county, NJ. 4.
FARMINGT0N GRAAGE,
Central Park, Gallatin cO'nty-C. L. Wea.
yer. Master; L. p. COwan. Secrs tary.
Secretaries OF Oranges will please send u:
the times and places of meetings..
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-01-23

ANOTHER dance has come off Oh Sour
Dough, ami the gay and festive on that his
toric stream met on Thursday night at the
hosp:table home Of Hugh Coleman and trip
ped the light fantastic toe from early candle
light till the chickens crowed in the morn
ing. All present enjoyed themselves to their
hearts content. We regret TO learn that o,ir
valued friend Wolvcrton was deprived of the
exquisite pleasure OF being present on this
occasion by illness in his family. He was
missed in the round dances-a friend ven
turel to Oil his place, but failed on account
Of dizziness.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-01-23
Dec. &c. 1873.

II. f. FISK. editor OF the Helena Herald. is
still At Washington. II was understood lila
visit to the Capital was to secure the Land
Ofice-he failed in this. Perhaps he sees
something as good In prospect and remains
to secure it. Robert, our experience is. that
editors are never rewarded in this world, be-
cause they are sl,re OF Ii In the next.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-01-23
REV. ov e

Messrs. Williams g. Murray have
removed their business from the corner OF
Main and Bozeman streets TO- ~--v
ODELL'S billiard. HALL.
where they will be pleased to do the agree.
able to all their old patrons and friends.
Their stock of Wine and Liquors il CON-
pletc. and was selected with great care from
the choicest vintages and most noted distil-
leries In the country; their cigars arc OF the
best foreign and domestic manufacture and
they guarantee that every article sold in
their establishment will be of the best. The
Billiard Tables and Saloon have been thor
o"ghly renovated. and their patrons will
find; as heretofore, their Hall comfortable
and pleasant resort. attended by polite and
attentive walters. Call aud see them in their
new building.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-01-23
Harm tOn, BAKER s. Co.
Have just received complete
assortment of
LADIES, MISSES ,CiIILDHxN's AND MEMS
Af;i; Over Shocs and brzallD Lined Ea1E and Shoes

OCR people very cl,s .riul over the GER
tainty III the Success Of the Yellowstone Wa
Ion Road and Prospecting Expedition. All
It our most substantial citizens take a deep
interest in this great enterprise, believing
that ti.c future prosperity of~onr section is
involve in lis bcias Carried cut. We have
never seen our peoYic 80 moved by any for
mel s. l,e,nr. ami all have st: o, faith in its
being the very thing needed to. advance the
good cf.the whole Territory. Business OF
every character will derive advantage from
the Inauguration Of tins expedition.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-01-23

ONE HUNDRED SACKS OF FL0uR.-Wc have
use tor one hu. bred sacks of xxx -four at
this Office By. the 10th Of February, and will
allow TWO DOLLARS per sack in discharge Of
subscriptidh 70 the CouRiAn. -Four months
have expired of the THIRD volume. One sact
of xxx flotir will pay lot that timcsand we
trust enough Of our patrons will bring, in
-four to make the hundred sacks required by
the time we have named.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-01-23

THE sad news reached BozemaR yesterday
OF the death Of Mrs: Doctor Hunter. who re.
sided at Hunters Warm Springs. Mrs. Il.
was known and esteemed by many residents
Of this place, and the announcement of her
sudden death will be read with sorrow ing
hearts.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-01-23

THE BEST PLACE IN BOHEMIAN to spend a
social hour is Williams & Murray's magnifi-
cent Billiard Hall, where more but the best
liquors are manipulated, and urbanity al j
politcncss reigns supreme.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-01-23

A HEAVY wind prevailed here on Friday
night. which shook the buildings fl Bozemaa
and made them rock. The only damage
done was wrccking the sign-board of the
Probate Judge. which fell IN front Of Hitch
ms paint shop, ready for new one or for
repairs.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-01-23
SPECIAL NOTICE.

To the Late Vernon Expedition.
All who intended joining the Vernon Elk.
petition are invited to join the Wagon Road
and Prospecting Expedition with their out
fits. All that. would have resulted from that
movement will be obtained under ours, and
attention is hereby called to the report pub:
lished in this paper.
The Committee assure all that no bargain
of any kind has been or will b made by
which the retirement Of Mr.. Vernon Is Of
will he obtained. His retirement was volan-
tary so far as is known to this Association,
which pledges it-elf that no ''ring' or sci.
fish. secret object Is concealed in the move
n,cnt.
For the Committee
w. BoGERI. secussry.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-01-23

SCHOOL GIRLS bacl:ing! Who ever heard
Of the like before, yet it is truth. In the
anxiety of several young latlies from the
country to obtain an education, some five
or six of them secured room in the resi-.
dence Of family in Bozemal and having
brought in supplies Of provisions from homc,
are doing their own cooking in regular baeh
style, and are making success Of 1t. We
admire tho plucL If these young girls, and
hope that wien theS complete their educa.
ton they will each and all secure good nus
bands and bach no more.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-01-23

INSURED FOR $5O.0OO.-A dispatch from
Mr. Cans. now in New York, received by
Ike Greenwood, SAWS the Helena house Of
Cans l. Klein was insured tor $4,000. This
will enable the firm to resume business with
out embarrassment. .ym
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-01-23
w. BOGERr, Secretary.

Nor1cE.-I hereby inform those who de-
signed accompanying me on prospecting
tour. that I have declined undertaking the
same. and yield in favor of The WaSvn noao
Expidition.. J. L. VERNON.