Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-04-03
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Souvenir is to hand, and contains its usua
amount of choice reading matter. Many Q
our settlers are probably Tot aware that al
excellent magazine bearing the above IT'LL
is published at Cheyenne, almost at our very
front door, and is worthy the patronage o
all. Its contents are far ahead OF many more
pretcntious Eastern publication. It is now
in its second volume, and its continued sue
cess should be assured by liberal patronage
from the Far West.
The PIONEER. is the title Of new paper
published at Omaha, in the interest Of immi
grafton to that State. 1t has an elaborate
heading. in the centre Of which is view Of
Omaha. Beneath the heading is five stanzas
Of poetry running parallel Herewith. which
is the production Of our gifted townsmen,
Judge II. N. Mcguire, although it is moi
quoted, nor is any credit given for it.
We hive received the second number of q
new and Interesting sporting journal, entitl'
ed the FIELD AND STREAM, published weekly
in Chicago at So per year. Ii contains thirty
two columns OF reading matter, and the CIR
terprise exhibited by its publishers in giving
to the public first-class sportir e paper will
meet with deserved success.
The FREEMAN, the leading Masonic peri
odical Of the United States, reaches us with
the regularity of clock work. ItisexteEsive-
~ patronizcd in this Territory. and is worthy
the eminent success which has crowned the
efforts Of its editor, Geo. Frank GOuleY. Il
is indispensable 10 r.m.'ers of the Mystic
Tie, and contains much I'M erestihg AMI valua-
bic matter TO the general resler.
THE Domestic is the title of handsome
monthly, devoted to fashion, general litera-
turc and art, published by the DomesticSew-
ing Machine Company, New York. Terms,
30 cents per year.
Gun YOUNG Folks, an illustrated juvenile
monthly, comes from Kansas City. No.,
brig lit, crisp and interesting. The editorial
salutatory is laconic, Here we are!" 1t is
a splendid paper for boys and girls. Sub
scription price only 30 cents year. and ex-
ira inducements to getters-up Of clubs.
The New YORK DAILY GRAPHIC has COM
ple:cd its first year, and has proved q success
beyond the expectation Of its projectors.
The establishment Of such thing es an illus
tratcd daily newspaper In New York City,
with the enormous outlay OF capital neces-
sary for such an enterprise, was looked upon
by the most experienced TOURISTS Of the
country as an Undertaking sure to meet with
speedy failure. But contrary to the predic-
tons Of some Of our most eminent news
paper men, the Graphic has supplied want
long felt BY the cosmopolites Of our national
and stands to-day in the front
rank Of the journals OF New York City. The
success Of the Graphic is an evidence Of the
spirit Of enterprise and progress character
izing the American people. One OF the Sc
crets OF the success Of the Graphic is graph
ically set forth in the following extract from
q letter written by J. b. McCullaxh, Of the
Daily Graphic before the paper was star ted
IAN illustrated paper like the one you pro-
pose has novelty enough to insure It start,
and ought to have merit enough to give It =
fruitful continuance. / wrote column once
10 describe the personal appearance of pub
lie man. :li.d after it mad been printed found
that tell-ccnt photograph completely dis
tanCed me. It Is SO with events. II you can
give the reader in single ".eyefnl'' what he
might else have to read column OF solid
n0npareil for. you make big stride in the
direction OF the age"
The subscription price Of the Daily Graphic
IL $l2 per year. Address. '.The Graphic
80 and II Park Place, New York
Civ.