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.Tnx Besr PLAcs N BozExAx 70 spend
social hour u Williams : AHsrsy's aaaGaad'
cent Billiarl HALL. where aers but sl's host
lidaers are nanipulssed, ssa usaanity and
,elIAra,ess reign0 Supgolno.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-06-12

MARRvED.-On the 4th inst at the Nesho.
dist Church, By the Rev. r. c. Lid. assisted
by Rev. w. W. Anderson. Mr.. FRANK HARFER
to Miss Dora, daughter OF Arch Graham,
County Clerk. All OF Dozemap.
The attendance was quite large at the
Church to see there young friends safely %
on their happy journey. We wish them un-
bounded felicity In their new relations and
he enjoyment OF long lite.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-06-12

Of Dov. =. g. l1A1.
Crow Mission, Sunday, June u, at II
I. n. and p. "a.
Galiatin City. sunday, June 9lst. at 10 II
.. NJ; at Hamilton p. n, and Ws1y9b
School Houss 1t 3 p. =.
Roseman, Sandy. June =, q II :. =. ~
8 y. n. (Nissionary Sunday).
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-06-12

Gov. n. r. LANcF0RD, Nati0nal Park SD
uupuAdsat, has arrived At Helena. and may
be loehstfor up this may be looked for up
this way In ORDER to attend to the duties Of
his suDgrintcndency.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-06-12

TOR the NATIONAL PARk.-AlreadIy has
the tide Of visitors ct 10 Ior this great sum-
mer resort. Many Of our citizens are going
up, and soon tho Eastern aud European
travellers will be passing through our town
en- ro~ts.
VIZ exterd the right hand Of fellowship to
our old aud esteemed friend Major Blake on
his assuming the etlitorehip o. the Montanian.
Blake h the right man in the right place,
and he d success In al he undertakes.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-06-12

Wonderland u limo. book Of one hundred
ank fifty pages, and twenty-one illustrations
on plate paper. The Illustrations arc from
photographs, NEST Of them full page And
very finely executed. Those Of. Lower and
Upper Falls, Lake and Grand Canyon OF the
Yellowstone, Giantess, Giant aud Castle
Geysers arc superb, and do credit to the
book - well ~ the engraver. Tho book
contains. first. full description Of the scene
~ and wonders Of tho Yellowstone National
Park second. . Guide 10 and through it.
with minute details; ana, third, Brief Gen.
eral Description Of Montana Territory, it,
principal cities and towns. together with m
account OF Its mining. agricultural and stock
growing resources. OF the literary merits
81 the book the readers must Judge for them
selves. Tie hook will also b sent BY mail.
postage paid. to any address. on receipt Of
price. The edition Of cloth and gilt b linn
tied, therefore parties desiring this class iol
binding Will apply early.
Address,
HARRY J. NORTON,
Virginia City, Montana.
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JACOB ELLIS, OF the hrna II Ellis + Davis
has lett on his annual trip to the East to.1ay
in his supplies. BeSere preceding East, hs
viii take aying trip to California to make
some purchases there q oil pp with. He in-
tends to forward 70 the house here the best
the San Francisco market affords. Mr.. Ellis
has been identified ioaG with Montana. anil
hes been large and liberal dealer, having
sold more goods than any naa now In the
Territory 81 bis ags. During his entire resi-.
dsnee a1eag - he has displayed those
eoartsus aud gesial qualities that attaches
friends. 1t l. bis intention to forward one Of
the larEest and best assUrted stecks d goods
hs has ever brought to the Territory. We
wish our friend Ellis safe and pleasaa: tr'P,
and and an early return home,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-06-12

DIED 1t Lexington, kentucky, on the 16th
Of Nay, Judge GsoRas R0BERTsoN, aged q.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-06-12

FoR F0Rr PEcx.-xajor y. ". Anderson
left this place Saturday for Fort Peck, head
quarters Of his Agency. Under bis manage
mcnt the Teton Sioux are becoming more
tractable and civilized. His administration
Of affairs there hes met with the most desira-
bic results. Major Aldersoa b one Of our
most valued citizens. who has given hls en-
ergy and much Of bis means toward the i'd
v.aesment Of ysvery enterprise connected
with our loS Al prosperity. and HE benign to-
huenee Is now being extended u other fields
of usefulness.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-06-12

A Dieno,a = uale 49, 49, ~
ss1s Tsesaay, tsQ6se erts0A
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-06-12

Fos nlless days h saissd alosst tseeeseAt-
II pretty much Ill over this eesnty, and ~
supposs IN I'll other parte 4 the Territory.
Tbs earlier smigranesee Asstss< wtsa tssy
returned % - States sssaFea teee ltieads
that 4 never ralned oas hsrs. Thy must
havs usans u pssrs1 tssssees = ws1er. ~
sincs our gestjfecs hsrs- NON ~. ra's ~
lalle, ssery evtdax : hsavi'y asis oseee.
rug Rcees eresh IaeoegS ID ehs county
have not bsss ntdsa - ~ - psaalslosa
sr,sahoppsrs. This b oae q ~ oess vbeaa
sroviae eeesieas = 0aaAk1s eses1. The
Reeae creek Salls ase oesEly ehsssa oan'
ber ard gosd people. asdJto kssssSy ~
,r.sahseesss ~sse Aare Q 80 aas. thai
- hs6ar Auss hsn. - tsekea tAes>
.ust h sens tsueh h or 6jsedS UheseShy
1t 4 b = Il nay. - esagsesd1aee -
r. creek aaagabsss - tAsls ~ jnsk'
M beps wles shsir gssis hpss - Z
harvested, thas shsy WIN - S'sSsoenaf ~
~ VERY lopd q bisssifs mads trsA 8sesa
eresk leas.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-06-12

Wonderland lllustRoteA..
In answer to rany inquiries - to when
our "WonIesland Illustrated" will Be ready
or dlatxibuti0n and sale. the author has plea
sure in stating that the books arc now at
Corinne, and will:be shipped up imnedtafs-
y. soon after arrival they will be placed on
sale h the different book stores Of the Ter
iitosy It the following prices:
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-06-12

WHkRall tie new goods thas aEe coming %
Bozeman gee In. We expect to see lively
times in our streets and doSble- column ID
vertisements IL ths ooQaiEa. We have no
doubt our mese1ns exIS0he - good Z not
better inducements to buy gods In Besemsn
- at any poias In the Territory. They In
tend TO make it an object Tor parties to ht,y
here, aud by giving good basZains. and ~
dicio,ls use OF printer's ink, why not?
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-06-12

GxS. WILSON has returned from brief
viaiets Helena. W regret that the General
Il not very we'll since he cune back, but hSpe
@ ses him al right agaio 10 Aday or two.
NO. r. HArs, ESQ.,, wss In town tssts
week looking very cheerlui. He thinks 1t
Andy Cowan eau Set wite there = = chance
Tor him yet.
In. American SsFdine Co.'s OoneIess Sar-
1spes, are much better. and less than half the
cost Of imported Sardines.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-06-12

Joha Manej soe sons nice fAdishes. lettuce.
IL. Persons widhin4 70 st good lunch
viii ind It It any hour BY eallink - John.
+. PxRsoxAL.-L. II. 0eer, the popular pho
toxrapher who has been located IN this place
during the past two menths, left Tharsday
Tor America. ~.
Major Miller, ". Il. Bailey, 3. p. Wicker.
sham and Others let twQ days since 5os the
Jefferson mines.
Charles Rich and Tom Lewis took . spia
down the road Monday to meet the train, end
returned Tuesday.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-06-12

~ Fort Elhs with beef tor the next year, ct
8-7S per hundred pounds.
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Tie Patrons Of Ilusbandry, with . pa'riot-
ism worthy Of the Order, propose celebss-
ton OF the Fourth Of July. mean Central Park.
We are assured that every PREPARATION will b
made to render this the graadsst celebration
OF our rational lndepeadence that has taken
place IN Montana. All the citizens q the
county will doubtless tura out On the occa-
sion and We feel confident that the eontrtbu-
lions In the way OF provisions. g., will b
extremely liberal. Let rs al Join In making
this celebration long 10 b remembered.
The grove Is shady and pleasant ard y sur
ronded with delicious streams Of ceol water.
The idea OF this celebration On - part q
the Patrons Of Husbandry b highly credits
bic to them, and It Is intended that the Order
will appear in all Of the paraphernslA asa-
ally worn on such occasions.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-06-12

TnE Helena Herald comes T. rs bright and
clear. We always take up tho paper with .
plcasnrable emotion. lts beautiful clean im-
preston and tasty arrangement Of it, adves-
tisemcnts are grateful 70 . printsr's eye. The
Herald Is m institution that typos every
where will feel proud Of, and for news it
patrons get Z more bountltal share than n
rarely found even II the States. The Herald
rs . Newspaper Is = big success.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-06-12

R.P. vlvlox, District Attorney, started On
Thursday morning for the Jedessea misses.
He WAS ,uounted on : last Plato. Leading
asay ann festive hrsaehe. Dets ase freely
offered that be VIII not RET tlAt stock past
Callatin city. We do not Know whether be
intends to open court on his arrival 1t the
mines, or run ground sluces.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-06-12

Qua esteemed young friend Frank ktch Is
In town having come In with his dFds train.
The girls and boys are all pleased to see
Frank bxck home again.
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EXCHANGE DRAWN ON

And on all the principal cities Of Europe.
l. CoLLLECE10O0 entrusted to eur care witt
receive immediate attention. and will ~ rsmitssA
for promptly when desired BY exchange - NeV
York or Otherwise.
ACC0UNED received sahjset q CAsek q sigAs.
Interest allowed On time deposits.
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NOTICE.

Advertisements and Local Notices handed In for
sSSleasioa. uaiees the time Is specified for which
sAsy ere . be published. will he inserted till Ter
bid. aaA charged fer accordingly.
- vlsA eue pssseas b 1lstlaeiiy se6ssstaa1 ssee
NesoaNes - Pslstlao ~ vsaasssee A1ves'sse@es0
eees - pall ses II slvaaes. No szesellsa uns -
- y sAls sule.
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I-ors Of the boys are out OF town on new
stampede to the Jefferson mines.
NEw GooDs.-Strasburxer 4 Speriink and
Chestnut 4 Ponsford received . cargo Of oew
Rools Tuesday.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-06-12

Tie best OF epo, ting and blasting Hov~-
der at WALTER COOPEll'S Gun Store.
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done, but IL I could raise another he'd try 70
worry down . piece and the men with the
adde's thought perhaps u I'd stir around .
lEtas svishs sears ~ soma other BIND Of
cake, while the man with the banjo remarked
that didn't buy tie best segars. did II
When they'd eeten mp everything in the
house, and made personal remarks about
toaxh chickens, and emptied The bcttie. and
smoked up half my sexars, and pocketed
some for breakfast, they left. found some
q that pte out By The gate In The morning.
4 he'd been eaten ewes.
Bat, whes ths constable. called upon me
and said - would haye T. arrest ne y made
sueh nolss q ny. hoose any oece at ere
O'Clock It night ! ~ shocked.
..But e was sesenade," said |.
~ secenade!" ssid he, ~no yen don't!
That ~on,e Do. A Dsssnads! Didn'e svesy
horse insewn break lesss and rua away
dids'e - = pssele tttak u ~ the Sioux
asd sash lbeN ebeisk warsbeases- aadn't The
Majse taisgsa@ Sbe man gaes. and isa'e tbs
0evsspor estis way hess now, and Do yoa
ever expect - caaseonre ehs Capital 4 such
. ss,set = y b slAwsd assss e'eassk Il
sighe!"
Five q or bsst speoas va't - lssad.
wsulDa'e ~ . vsed agaiaA ~ nsA viii
IL haajo. q IL naa With u herr. q III
nsa wiGA aA1le q - 80 - ~ hass.
visl-lp1 49, Qeses - - kSls house.
Thy vsss thas bslDss ~ eereaaae-ahsy
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lDOZENlA AN. MON rANAs
FRIDAY, JUNE II, l04
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-05-16

HE had failed somewhere-in study or
department, l cannot remember which
and his teacher told him he must stay
after school. When the other scholars
we're dismissed John seized moment
when the teachers back was turned and
slid out of the door She called after him
to come back. but he pretended not to
hear, and ran away. 1t was cute trick,
he thought, and he Dragged over it a little
to the other boys; but he did not go to
school the next day, nor the next. He did
not feel like it, he said.
At last he made his appearance again,
but instead of the punishment he ex-
pected his teacher, who was giving out
the subjects for essays that day, only told
him to write a composition about obedi-
ence. John took her meaning at once,
and sat scratching his head and puzZling
over his composition about half day.
Finally he handed in the following,
which is an actual copy of Johns cornpo-
sition:
When won tells won to do thing and
he d0es it, it is called Obeying; and when
won tells won to do a thing and he dont do
it, it is called disobeyin.5. And when a
man or woman tells boy or girl to do a
thing and he don't do il, it is called DISC
beying and when a teacher tells boy to do
a thing and he does it, it is called obeying.
The BOYS name was John, and he did not
obey his teacher, ard when she called
him back he did hear her, and he will
never do it again"
The teacher was satisfed-YOuth's
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-05-16
Directions for Writing for the Press

| "HuI.'s Manual of Social and Business
Forms" by Prof Thos. E. Hill, new,
original and very comprehensive book,
| Just published by Moses Warren & Co.,
| Chicago gives instructions for preparing
any written document in correct form,
and from it we take the following valua-
BILE suggestions as to what to write about
when furnishing news matter for the
press:
Accidents-When, where, to whom
Excursions, Amusements, etc-When,
where; character of amusement, etc
Burglary where, by whom, amount
stolen, etc.
Change of Business Firms.-When, and
names of the parties.
Crops Present condition and future pros
poets.
Crime of Any Kind.-Names of offenders;
nature of the crime.
Churchcs.-Change OF pastors, REVEALS,
election of church officers, etc.
Dtssou ion of Partucrship.-Namesp parties.
Where going. What to 90.
Dearhs-Who. when, where cause.
Di-coveries.-O curiosities, or anything new
or valuable.
Distinguished Arrivals.-At the hotels or
elsewhere.
Divorces--Who, when, where, cause. Wnen
and where married.
Elopements-Names of parties and clrcum-
stances.
Election Intelligence.-Election takes place
elected, etc.
Fires Whose property, when, where,
cause, amount of insurance, names OF compa-
MES insured in.
uct raised in tue vicinity, amount sold, prof
its, etc.
Festivals.-Held by whom, for what object,
amount realized, etc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. granted to whom,
what for, nature of Improvement.
Lectures-rast, to come; when, where, by
whom, substance OF what was said, already
delivered.
Marriages.-Who, when, where, by whom
married. where going ON bridal tour.
Murders.-Who, when, where, by whom,
object of the murder, circumstances.
New Comers.-Their business, where To-
Gated, where from, etc.
New Manufactures In prospect, when,
where, ny whom established, kind, etc
New Buildiugs.-To be or built, erected by
whom, for what purpose, cost, etc.
Price of Staple Commodiiies.-ln the mar
Parties Leaving Town Who, when, where
going, business going into.
Pre- Seutations.-By whom, 10 whom, "Here
given, what presented, why
Railroads -New roads III prospect, prehts
Of present roads, etc.
Sales of Real Estate.-By whom, to whom,
who will occupy, amount paid, etc.
Shows Exhibitions, Fairs.-Where, when,
who gives them character of entertainment.
Schoois-Facrs and figures concerning
them. change of teachers, improvements need
ed, etc.
Secret Societies Election of officers, pros
perity aud condi ion of the society
Strange Phenomena The heavens, III the
clements or III The earth, wheie, when
Suggestions of Improvements Needed
Where VIII, II. by whom, cost etc
Surgic Il Operations BY whom performed,
of what ch iric er, condition of pu'irnt.
SicknesS-Who sick, cause, by what ply
stefan attended, n, alth of The community.
Telegraph. new lines are TO be es-
tahlishrd, present cost of tcegraphing, etc.
Violation of Law Whereby parties are ar
rested and fined, what of1ensc, when, where,
etc.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-05-16

sugar in only usually say and me
Now, you know, its aoe and as"
Why do you say it? Our folks don't"
| You see, Milly thave bit OF butterf
there's more on the shelf)Hyou see
| have so much 10 be than full Tor. Bless
your heart! Why, | keep singing within
me all the time, I'm so liianktul'
What for, Miss Fanshaw?" Milly had
| forgotten to eat.
"What for? Why, if ii amt one thing
| it is another If it isn't the broken cam
dies the grocer gives. it's the iyer from
the Grimeses in killing-time; and if 1t
| isn't the liver it's the shirts to make for
the Picksniis; and if il isn't the shirts it's
tie sitting in Mis- Mark hams pew; and
| if it isn't the pew it's The chips from the
new barn building; and if it isn't the
chips (have bit of cheesef), why, the
beautiful snow comes down for me to look
at; and when I'm thinking of the poor
woman round the corner, who should
come in but little Milly, as if she showed
ont of the clouds. 30 now shall, have a
feast to take to the poor hun gering woman
was a-thinking OF. Don't You think l
oit1ht to think of the Oliver, Milly?"
Milly's face was full of wonder and awe.
Il say, Miss Fanshaw, don't you ever
say me any more. You just play Pm
here and you say" Qifting her small hand),
GO Lord, make MS truly thankful"
A tear came in Miss Fanshaw's eye.
"Yes, dearie it shall be us after this.
Any WAYS. all that love the Lord are u.s.
It's just like the ring around-a rosy in
the school play. We all have hold of
hands, and are 'us'-only the ring goes
all around the big world"
Miss Fanshaw and her little guest
finished their tea, and cleared awav the
dishes, and gathered up the fragments,
that nothing might be wasted. then put
them in the basket, and went forth in the
snow and the growing darkness to carry
blessings to the poor WOMAN around the
Nicholns for Mny.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-05-16
LITTLE BOOTS.
BY MRS. L. Il. JAMES.

BY MRS. L. Il. JAMES.
Nor those l sadly laid away,
With little stockings soft and gay,
That sunless, heari-sick, saddest day
passed beneath the rod:
wipe from them the gathering mold,
wonder at their growing old,
Then think how long the streets OF gold
My little one has trOd!
To-day little larger pair
Are traversing the hall and stair,
Or sOmersaulting in the air,
Are never, never still:
Down at the heel! Out at the toesi
Undiscovered! Every mother knows
How lin and OUT her dear boy goes,
Oft chide him as she will.
But life and strength and glowing health
Come through those little boots by stealth,
And willing errands, loves sweet wealth
At bidding, bring us joy.
Bear with the little boots, L pray;
Soon into life they'll walk away.
And. sitting lone, your heart Will say,
Where is my little boy?
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