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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-03-06
FIRST DEPARTMENT.
SECOND DEPARTMENT.
Special Notice.

Tic Executive Committee Of the Yellow
stone Wagon Road and Prospecting Expedi-
ton having started the first detachment Of
the same, announces that it now proposes to
organize second, which it hopes to place in
marching order at an early day. No supplies
remaining on hand. men must come fully
QUILTED, but an attempt will be made by the
Committee to provide extra ammunition.
Men are also invited to proceed AT once to
join the command now Oh the march, and
arc requested to file their names with the
Treasurer as they pass through Bozemar.
Team outfits are specially invited. and cor
rcspondcncc Is desired with any who may
wish information Oh the subject.
Contributions of supplies may still be sent
in, which will be used in QUILTING the many
needy but good men, who daily apply tor
enrolment.
For the Committee.
J.V. BOGEHT,
Secretary and Treasurer
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Charter Election.

Tie Charter Commissioners have appoint
ed the sd inst. as the day upon which the
charter shall be submitted to the people. The
act, as approved by the Legislature, provides
as follows:
EVERY person who owns real estate with
in the town limits, or personal property hab-
itraliY kept Within such limits, or who car
rics on any business in the toyn, for which
he pays license, shall be qualified and cnti-
tied to vote at any town election. Every
one qualified to vote at town elections and
no other shall be entitled to vote upon the
adoption Of the Charter"
The election will be held in the Library
Hall, from 10 a. m. to 3p. M, on the I'D
day of March, 1874, under the inspectors
named by the Commissioners.
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back Of their he'd, aud they step along az
il they had the prinsiplc part of Gallatin
Valley by the kaudle appendage. And now,
to illustrate the powerful worlins of our
loj, Mr.. Editor, will site but wun instance.
Ills the kasc of OF our wi,nmin. They had
bin backbt;n anu toungbapgin' each other
fur About 2 years. but when they KUN under
the softening inilooence OF the lcj they for
civ each other, ard now when they meet
in publick they rush in to each others arms
and hug and kiss in way that makes fel-
Ter want to mix in to.
shall try, Mr.. Editor, to keep you posted
az to the workins Of our glorious institution.
MAJUR SETH DOOLIrTLE,
Spcsl,cl Korrispondant for the Changers.
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WE call attention TO the advertisement IN
this issue of the lice Monument Portrait"
o. Gen. Robert E. Lee. This picture Is the
only correct likeness ever obtained OF ecu.
Lee, and Is pronounced " eonno;ssexres the
finest art work of The kind ever before pro-
dUceL OF the many styles and characters
OF pictures Of Gen. Lee submitted to the As
ISOLATION this one was adopted as being the
most life like and possessing the finest artis-
tic mtris. lt is life size and makes fine APP
ptarancc when mounted. It Is sold only b.
snbscription-price S. Joseph Wright IS
the local agent, and Is prepared 70 Nil orders.
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REMOVE p!

NIessrs. Williams g. Murray fave
removed their business from the corner Of
Main ard Bozcman streets to
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 Is COM
pletc. and was selected with great care from
the choicest vintages and most noted distil-
leries IN the country; their cigars arc OF tho
hest 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
orghly renovated. and their patrons will
dnd, as heretofore. their Hall a comfortable
and pleasant resort. attended by polite and
attentive Walters Call and sec them in their
new building.
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ATTENTION, EVERYBODY!
ATTENTION, EVERYBODY!
Tn order to make room for our Spring Stock, w
have made great
REDUCTION IN PRICES
on our entire stock Of
Dry Goods and Clothing,
which must be sold at all hazards.
.S1,us6u,yez' d Spe'2tHg.
REDUCTION IN PRICES
Nfr. Chambers Residence Destroy
ed by Fire.

We regre. to learn that the handsome resi-
dencc Of Mr.. j. j. Chambers, situated eight
miles west Of Bozcman, near Middle Creek,
one of the finest farm houses in the Ga!latin
Valley. comparatively new and recently fur
nisted. was entirely destroyed by fire. to-
gether with all tic household goods, furn'-
turc. etc., on Saturday evening last. There
was no one about the pla, at the time Ct the
fire, and the destructive element held und's-
puted sway. Mr.. Chambers was absent ard
the man in charge covered up the fire III the
fireplace, and left the house about dusk. lie
returned in about two hours, and found tue
boilding and its contents in ashes. 80 tar as
we have been able to learn, it is not known
how the tire originated. 1t is heavy loss to
our friend Climbers, but he is man Of
energy and spirit and will soons replace the
damages.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-03-06

IMPORTANT LAND OFFICE DEClsIoN.-Judge
Mcguire imforps us that Land Commissioner
Drummond has decided that homestead claim
ants lilidcr the original Homestead Act, who
served in the war OF the rebellion, can, under
The provisions of the AmendatOry Act Of
1877, upon frat making non-mineral proof.
deduct the time they were In military service
from the five years settlement required by
the original law to acquire title. Ii was long
ruled otherwise. This will he good news to
4 number Of old soldier homestead claimants
in the Gallalin valley. The Commissioner
still persists in refusing to rc.cind or modify
the nOn-mineral proof Ortlcr.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-03-06

FIRE WAKDES.-A petition; signed by the
property holders Of our town, has been
presented to the Board of County C0Rmis-
sioners, now in session, asking for the ap-
pointmcnt Of Fire Warden, IN conformity
with the late act OF the Lcgisl turc, entitled
IAN Act to protect the town Of Bozeman
against fire." D. II. Carpenter is recon-
mendcd In the petition as a suitable person
for the position. He Is IN tllicient man and
We have no doubt would make good War
den
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-03-06

Mr.. LEA. MARsToS, jewcler. Is over from
Virginia City, aud contemplatcs opening his
business in Bozen,sp. lie has been hong res
ident of Montana and is superior work man.
We doubt il lie has superior in the Terri
tory. Added to that. lie is an excellent citi-
zen. genial. generous and genilcmanIy, We
are always pleased to see citizens like Lea.
Marston locate IN Bozeman. We can assure
all wlo may give him their patronage that
they will be well satisfied with the q'ality of
lis work aid prizes. lie will open on Mon
(lHv next.
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lwR1rrEx FOR THE AvANT coUR,ER.l
Montana-An Invocation.
t1SS A KIxT Nd.

LISA KIKTLAND.
ITO be, or not 70 be-thxt il the question, -
And shall 1t be fetlen by dIscord ana faction;
Shall the spirit of conflict uprear her dark crest,
Advancing 10 combat with unwsnted zest.
Shall the free and fearless in union now stand,
strong towering wall-ambitious and grand;
Or shall they succomb to an ignoble fate
Their neighbor3 to prospcr-whileac they
wait.
All! wait. while beneath our mountains white
crest
Lie buried earths treasures, the richest and best;
Lie scattered in valley and each sparkling stream
Wealth of which only Midas might dream,
Fo 'atains of strength from nature full breast,
Queen of all motherhood ut whose behest,
Inc g Is nfno their banners while In crimson and
gold,
Are painted the glorics which naesni.s a.folds.
Well pleased with cur homes SO lovely and grand,
Uprcarcd mid n.ture's entertainments they stand
But vain is all sentiment, wh,ncver We feel,
The cold isolation to the world sc reveal.
Then give us our ir0n-clad roads, The roads throu'
our plains,
Wen Lnrdcn their length with gold and with
grain;
Our skies will grow brighter and flowers will smile,
Tenderly kissed by soft, bright sunshine ere while
BozEAAN. February q, 1874.
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iron THE corslER.l
Croakers,' Clear the Way.

The times arc hare, gr cenbacks are scarce, as all
| must surely know.
My fr;t Is, lie came you'll find, no n after where
you 60:
60 where you will, go North or South, 60 East OF
| to the West,
You Il end that cur Montana still is not behind the
best
The Changers fumc, mechanics sroak, and mer-
chants they are blue;
When frierd meets fri. nj in Bozeman each in
quirrs, "What shall We d"9''
The answer will give you, boys-the future it il
bright;
Arouse your.elve. to sefon- bring your hidden peonA
to light.
The mighty States along til lakes that lie just east
Developed were by pioneers through hardship, toll
and fear;
Around those early cabin homes the savage lurked
with torch and knife,
And settlers clealel their farms and reared their
young through want and strife.
In lnsey rough the boys were clad, her dress each
lassie spun;
Their bread-was Johhn -cakes, for meat their only
hope the gun.
And thus they struggled on, despite the croaker'
dismal Cries,
It'll wealth and independe &C crowned their noble
enterprise.
Then cheer you up, my mountain friends. the pros
poets ell are bright;
Tie darkest hour is passing by-we see the morning
light
Montana boys, the brave and true, are leading in
the van,
And Baker comes to teach the Sioux the less, n
taught Piesan.
Frontlersmen staanch and ''boys In blue'' ri last
together pull;
The stages soon Will rattle through the camps OF
''slttlag Bull"
Then cheer you up, my Bozoman friends-thc prom
ised time 10 near:
The eastern door, is op' ming wide-we've moth
ing more to fear.
Hurrah! hurrah! the clouds arc breaking! brighter
days We see!
Before the coming thsusands savage foes must fall
or Nee,
And then shall trade and commerce make rs happy.
rich and great,
And give to Uncle Sam his grandest, most progress
sive State.
Our soil and mines they ere the richest meath the
Western sun;
Then cheer! MOntanians. cheer! the noble work
will soon be done.
The tidal wave /. swelling. Hesrken what the pee
pie say:
The Tslosesfsne must be Developed Cyoaker.. clear
the ,ray!
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EArxOxs .OF.MUsBANDRY.

BOHEMIAN GRANGE
p. W. Meadow. Master; w. Y. Smith.
Secretary. Regular meetings first Tuesday
in each month, ut the old Court Room.
ELK GROVE GRANGE.
Silas Ralston. Master; C. Edwards. Secre-
tary.
KEYsTONE GRANGE.
W. O. p. Hays, Master; Thos. F. Street.
Secretary.
EAST GALLATIN GRANGE
John House, Master; Rufus Thompson,
Secretary.
~ r. o. address Of above-Bozeman.
Gallatin county. NJ. +.
FARAHNGTON GRANGE,
Central Park, Gallatin county-C. l.. Wea-
yer. Master; l.. r. Cowan, Secretary. Reg
ular meetings held at the Weaver School
House. on Monday night previous to the
first full moon in each month.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-03-06

Ewv. T.. Il. STATELEr. presiding Elder
Methodist Churci, (So,tlh). preached last Sun
day mt the new church. Ills old friends were
glad to see him over here again performing
his accustomed work with the same fervOr
and zeal Is Of yore.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-03-06
Jefferson Grange No. Q.
Editor Of the Courier:

Editor Of the Courier:
The above named Grange has been organ
ized on Willow Creek, in this county, with
the following officers:
G L Duke, Master.
E E Pratt, Oyerseer.
IT Hale, Lecturer.
wv Tinsley, Steward.
N NJ Head, Assistant Steward.
James Green, Chaplain.
Freeman Mize, Treasurer.
W B Reeves, Secretary.
II Brakeman, Gate Keeper.
Miss Ella Mize, Ceres.
Mrs c Bishop. Pomona.
Mrs G Mize, Flora.
Miss Eliza Green, Lady Assistant Steward.
G. L. DUKE, Master.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-03-06

On. McARDLE, who was injured by falling
down shaft at Phillipsburg. has since died
from the injuries received. His death is
deeply deplorcd III Deer Lodge and Helena,
where nc was we'll known. a very useful
man has been cut or in his prime and USE
fiilna.sS
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-03-06

REV. w. w. ANDERSON has returned to
Bozcnian from his Agency. lie Is looking
hale aud hearty, and is highly pleased with
tie efforts made to get off the Yellowstone
Expedition, in the success Of which he has
great faith.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-03-06

DlED.-On last Friday night very suddenly
GEORGIA CLoE. daughter OF j. and Mary +.
Mathews, aged four years aud five months.
She was very interesting child. and We feel
,nucl, sympathy tor the afflicted parents in
their distress.
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SOciable i'm the Church.

On Wednesday evening OF next week the
Sociable will meet in the NJ. E. Church. Re-
frcshments will be served by the ladies. All
friends and well-wishers of the Society are
invited to aid in the enterprise. A commit
tee will be at the church in the afternoon to
receive refreshmentc.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-03-06

TIER: il All opinion prevailing hat move
mcnt will be soon made to get corner on
all the -four in the Territory. Hope it will
turn out to liz correct. 1t would bring about
better times if flour was worth four dollars
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-03-06

NEATLY elk motifs have passed of the
third volume Of the COuRIKR. Three dollsrs
will pay for that period u paid before the 6rst
day Of April, 1871. which Will be the end Of
the first xix months. We trust during dis
trict Court III i,sis t.ed viii come prepared
to settle,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-03-06

We publish some encouraging rcws IN re.
gard to emigration from the Deer Lodge In
dcpcntlcnt. It states that some twenty faIa-
liics In one locality in Missouri propose NOV
ing to Montana this spring. This IL no doubt
owing to tie nattering accounts of the Ter
r,tovy given by our ffcnd DR.. I.ammc on his
recent visit to that Ssstc.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-03-06

J. Y. EoGERr, ESQ, retires from the firm
of Rich. Wilson 4 Bogert. Mr.. Boxert is y
live man. and intends 10 remain In Bozeman.
&c wish him abundant success in any b.ssi-
ness he n y Determine to engage In hereafter.
The business will be continued BY Rich 4
Wilson, who have a ins stock o" hand, and
mean to sell at living figures, and have host
Of friendse
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GEORGIA CLOE.

Gather in silence above,
Come In humility near,
Only mo n'cnt to linger,
Leaving a kiss and q tear.
Rustic the garments Of angels
Over the form Of our love.
Going with them is her spirit.
Ever to bless us above
Innocence, beauty and love.
Awaiting TO greet US above.
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RcliEiOus Services.

Rev. L. B. Crittenden will preach at Dry
Greek School House next Sabbath morning,
at IL O'Clock, and at 7 p. m. In the Dexter
School House.
REV. r. G. lift will preach IN the NJ. E.
Church Sunday morning. A praise SCI vice
will he held in the evening.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-03-06

Recommendations & Bro. have re-
ccivcd large number Of Harry Norton's
..Wondcrland illustrated which are going
OF like hot cakes On frosty morning. It Is
nm excellent thing to send your friends in
tie States.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-03-06

Two thousand pounds of wheat wanted at
this Office. for which one dollar per hundred
pounds will be paid to those indebted for
subscription. Hope it will be brought in
H.r1v
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NOTICE.

NOTICE..
All persons indebted to the undersigned Nv
settle Immediately. Grain and produce will
be taken at market prices.
r. BRUNETr.
Dec. &c. 1873.
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l3I3EWERX SALOON.
ID. II. CARPENTER. Prop'r.
q Keeps constantly On hand the best
Wiaes. Liquors, Deer and Cigars
to be obtained in the city.

Tine first Of March came in SUNDAY morn.
Ing like lion. and continued its fierce, blus-
terinx nature during the day. but after night
the wind settled, and the heecy snow COM
mesced rapidly descending. covering the
earth to the depth of several inches. The
weather has since assumed more lamb-like
appearance. and We trust that the old sdage
pegariliDg March will DO verified Ia this in
sauce.
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ELK FoRRIsT, n. r.. !
March the 1st, 1874. (


EditMv Arart Kuryicy:
noo-raw! Mr.. Editur, 1 have fined the
"Grangers," have, and it's a darncd Mise
thing tn. 1t happened in this way: Twas
settin' under my own ''vine and fig trce,' ru-
minatin upon the glumc state of my finanses
and the desprit condishun of the country
since them fellers down their in the Sitty OF
Moo York put Boss Tweed in jale, when who
sl'ood KUN along but Gineral j. The Gen.
raj sed tile Repul was & ~ to meet in Hard
Scrabble the next ia, and there wax feller
from Washington or some other place, was
going to organize us into Grang for our
mucha! proteckshun and profit. So, nut
In my appearance at tho .apintcd time, and
was much pleased with the awjence ASSEMBLE
ed, their waz the fe:ler that KUN from WASH
iugton, LOOKING az wize az Owl in the SUM-
shine; next their waz Squire Ankur, tellin
the boys what misc thing it waz, and lookin
az il he wud like the boys to elect him to
of[iise when the Teller sllud get us organized.
Then their was three old wimmin, who had
bin backbltin each other for or 3 years, ami
they waz settin tauking together az soslable
az kud be, So you see that new from these
sfncs that the millincum waz KUN: but. affer
we had counted noses, the TELLER sed that
their waz not enuff Of US to protect ourselves
and that We woud have to so to Elk Forrist
that mite. and then he would organize big
loj Of Us. Well, we went, aud after konsid+
cradle skurmishing around we got what We
kalietl thirty charter members. Then kun
the tug Of war. Mr.. Editor; for you see that
every charter member, inkludln your umblc
servent. wantrd to be oifiser, and every fa-
lar. wimmin included, thought Themselves
well qualified to al any offs in the loj. For
my part, voted every time for the wlmmin.
except when was kandiskte, then I felt II
incumbent on myself to vote for my fathers
son; but dtdn't iii my oils until the Grans
was all organized. when ! waz appinted by
the wimmia (thfs waz dua privately, Mr..
Editor.l AZ speshal korrispondant for tue
Changers.
Well. we kollccted all the green backs we
kud get, and what that lellar from Washing
tun dislent Harry on with him, VIC appinteil
Old Squire Alkur to take charge Of; Klaus
the boys sed 10 want In Diet emmy. and kense-
quently woudcnt spend the naosey In payin
lstA Then we adjrrIsd untili sum ether
times and now. M. Editor, II y.u shud see
emmy Of our charter members kum into your
town yon will know them BY tho way they
ware their hats. They ware them on the
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Tnx DEsr PLACE IN Ii0zEMAN to spend a
social hour Is williams & Mnrray's ma2ni6-
cent Billiard HALL, where more but the best
liquors are manipulated, and urbanity a. 4
pOltcncss rciSns supreme.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-03-06

SLE1Gu1xa continues fine, and we are in
dcbtcd to Col. Wakefield for nice trip to the
country.
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TIE next LADIES' Sociable will be at the
new Methodist Church Oh Wednesday even
Ing, March 18th. This will Ike festival, and
We trust will be largely attended both from
town and country.
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Bozeman Public School.
ROLL OF HONOR.

ROLL OF HONOR.
Report for the meek ending February ~. 1871.
This report shows the starding, in recita-
tons. department and attendance combined,
Of those pupils whose average was 81 and
upwards-l00 representing perfection.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-03-06

TIE BOARD of County Commissioners are
in session. They have have large amount
OF business before them and will doubtless
bc in session all the week.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-03-06

WE want every citizen Of Callatin county
to become subscriber to the COURIER. Any
one not now taking 1t, will please come fos-
ward and have his or her name placed on
our subsci iption books. Stand BY your county
paper and 1t wifi champion your interests.
Give us adequate support and we will be allie
to give an insproved paper. Bear this In mind.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-03-06

WE understand that the farmers on Reece
creek intend to put In larger crops than they
did last year. This Information comes from
an officer OF the Grange in that nciglborlIood.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-03-06

You can find a full and complete assortment 81
PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS, PUTTY, PAINT
IItU Si rs and every article in your line ut the new
Ipr,iy store OF W. W. NORRIS, y few doors east oi
LallI,nc l. Go. =. BoZcMan.
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NOTICE..

All those indebted to us will do we'll 10 call and
SETTLE AT ONCE. Flour and County War
rants will be taken at current rates in payment.
ST.ASBURGER & s LING.
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r. t. DAWES, ESQ, who has been engaged
In business in Bozcman for tlse last eighteen
months. has bought out Story 4 Hoffman at
Judith Basi,., snd Left last Sunday for that
place. Mr.. Dawes IL welt adapted TO the In
dian trade having been engaged ia it for
many years and his friends here wish him the
most uuboundcd success.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-03-06

TIE finest Liquors, Wines and Cigars to DC lound
in the city 1t the Brewery Saloon. Dave Carpenter
OrOprist3r.
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In the Probate Court of Jefferson County. Mon
taua Territory.
II the matter Of the partnershlp estate of Il. II.
Wood, deceased.
To the creditors Of said estate and to all whom il
may concern
NOfICE Is hereby given that on the 18th day OF
IN March, A. y. 1874, will nake final settle
Ient OF the above estate wi tn the Probate Judge OF
said court at his Office in Radersburg MontanA, NJ
which tame am exceptions thereto may be present
cd. W. l.. HALL Administrator.
February IA, 1874. 3Oaw
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FAMILIAR FAcEs.-we arc pleseed to zee
in our midst again the familiar faces OF Mr..
Jas. H. Lennon and J. N. Aerkle, WHO ar
rived here few evenings since.
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LOVERS Of the balls and cue will find every
requisite foR enjoyment aud exercise at VIII
iams & Murray's Billiard HAIL. next door to
the North Pacific Hotel.
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EGGS are worth only % cents dozen In
u,,x.m.u- rru,tcr IL scarce and soils ut 90 cts
q hound.