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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-09-17
Esculapius and Oalnbus-

He was not exactly old E., himself. but
ne followed in the footsteps Of tina, illus.
tr'ous Irishmau, or Greek, Is some termed
MN and i was beauty to see him yapk
q tooth, or put : mustard poultice on a.
sged corn. Joking aside, he is our bes,
u. u. III he don't pay for this, then We
must say be ain't.)
Ihere are only two heroes of whom
mention will be made in this heart.re
ing tale. The calf will have the princi
pal portion of the latter-of course.
Twas midnight. Silence and all tina,
sort OF thing, including Grant, reiened.
Just about this time the Heavens were d.
ing the same thing. Young Es was in h,
couch dreaming sweet dreams of Alabam,
again, when . noise was heard. He aim
ply said damlt and commenced pivine
vent to those soprano snore for which h,
IS SO famous. Again that noise disturbed
me cusses' snores,-Medicus we refer to
Alabama was lost sight Of, when in hi.
frenzy he grasped his bootjack. He opeu
co the door hurriedly, and the blamed ole
door hurriedly glanced over the larboari
side of his nose, which is his nasal organ
and left . brunette tinge over only on.
EYE. He howlcd and then threw that boot
jack. When he perceived it was only
calf, then he sweetly murmured something
more. He threw several brick bats, tor,
his-you know what-on the verandah
and the calf gaily ,wirled his narrative il
The evening air asst took of the gate from
its hinges on its onward course.
Eighty three individuals asked the Doc
tor how he came by that nose, as he wa
meandering to his mstin hash, and strapg,
to say, the Doctor said he met just eighty
three DC. fools. The Doctor now saws b,
amt in favor Of foreign intervention. II,
strongly espouses the Monroe doctrine.
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BORN.

KOCH At Bozeman. Sept. 4, to the
vile OF Peter Koch, daughter.
WOKDEN-At Missoula. Sep. 6, to
the vile Of F. l.. Worden. son.
NOHES-To the wife of John Noyes,
Butte, Aug. 10, daughter.
McCLEERY-To the wife of H. B. Nc.
Celery. Der Lo lye, Sept. 3. son.
CLARY-At Sun River, Sept. II, to
the wife Of Thomus Clary. . son-ten
FOUNDER.
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Mrs. =. NJ. Travis, while out driving
yesterday afternoon with her three boys
Norman, Clifford and Georgy, met with
"a severe accident near the Hot Springs;
the buggy overturned throwing the party
violently to the ground. Mrs. Travi:
was severely cut on the forehead, Nor.
man was pretty badly cut and bruised
Georgy and Clifford escaped without 10
News.
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OVERLAND HOUSE,
Corner Main and Grand Streets.
Helena, Montana,
Pichler & Bartels, Projectors.
Virginia CITY.

On recent visit to Virginia City, we
were surprised ut the great improvement
made in the place during the past year. A
large number of fine buildings have been
erected, old ones improved, and allies
opened. A fine brick school house is rap
idly approaching completion, and the
most substantial court house in tie Ter
rtory IS in course of construc-
ton. The latter was admirably designed
amp the contractors are doing their part OF
the work in splendid style Under the
supervision of our old friend, Capt. John
s. Bartruff, city Marshal, the sanitary
condition of the city is excellent, and
good order prevails.
The town appeared to be lively, indi
eating good run of business. Besides
her retail trade. Virginia has heavy job
bing trade from the various mining camps
by which it is surrounded. In the matter
of business, as well as public and private
improvements. her citizens exhibit com
mendable enterprise and public spirit.
Since the loss of the Capital, which was
IF little commercial advantage to the city,
her people have awakened from their Kip
Van Wrinkle nap, and have gone to work
in earnest to substantially improve the
place. and they have made good Roadway
in that direction.
The two local papers seemed to be in a
If1ourishing condition. The MOntanian
has just dOnned Y new dress, and the
MadIsOuian addeO several hundred new
subscribers to its already large list, the re
suit of Toms late swing around the Ter
ritory.
We found the people as hospitable a:
ever, firm in the conviction that Virgins
will yet be great place, and jealous Of
her interests.
Gilbert's Brewery is the great resort Of
those who appreciate good beer. Besides
making good beer, Henry is one Of thu
best men in the country.
The "Model Garden" is one Of thu
prominent fea.uresof Virginia We found
il blossoming as rose The proprietor
Captain j. s. Bartruff, has devoted large
portion Of the garden to the cultivation Of
trawberries, curranta, &C., and realized
handsome profit from the former thu
season. We are under obligations to Mr.
l3artruff for favors extended US
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/ NAGyIFICENq OFFER!
,.r,odid Chance to Secure a First
''' Class Sewing MachIne|
Small Effort Required!

..r liberal contract with the Weet
Nliw Machine Company vii! ensD'e US
|sins -" 10 place their celebrated ma
hox. MANY families in this Territory
y, , a. opportunity to secure a mrs.
a's ,n.ehins seldom occurs. May wv
: .nsct our friends, end all 'nteres.eC
work. to make an earnest. uhl'e a
IN extend our circulation ana the,e
'ssse our influence. CANNOT the
nm club in his or her neighoor
4 .nh SECURE this sewing machine as
(;nn,g A few hours of well d,rectet'
|, vii wilI obtain it. \ lady member 9,
Grange in the Territory. or any
= master. with little thought and el'
! .an easily send US the necessary nun,
e subscriber 10 COURIER that WI
~ them 10 a present Of one Of the nes'
Iaar machines manufactured. Inc
s u, are warranted 10 be perfectly
J D latest improved and in perfect order.
TERMS.
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A LONG FELT WANT SUPPLIED.
Cheap, Elegant, Durable and indispensable.
The Howe Sewing Machine.
A large lot Of these popular machines
Just received and for sale cheap. Cal
and zee them at
WALTER OOOPER'S.
From the Crossing.
BENsON's CROSSING, NJ T.,
September II, 1875.

EDITOR AvANT COURIER:
DEAR SIR-The boats ''Skukum" and
Skipper Jim" left here at eight ocloct.
this morning heavily loaded for the fur
trade or company for the season. They
also had freight aboard for private indi'
vidusls at Saltwater and Fort Pease.
September 13th.
The boats "Flyipg Cloud and Ever
mont" left at 10 o'clock, loaded about the
same as the ''Skukum" and ''Sk'pper
Jim," for the fame purpose, manned by
g. Mslin, French Joe, George Barber
Tucker Collins and J. Ambus.
Colonel Chesnut sojourned with 10 last
night; goes home today.
Colonel Blacks train passed here yes
terday about o'clock.
Yours, D. Fl. CARPENTER.
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List OF Letters
pleasant and Profitable Employment.

.Beautiful!" &c hafming ''Oh, DOW
lovely! i" s.What are they WORTH" &C.
such are Explanations BY those who see
The large elegant New Chromos produced
by the European and American Chrome
Publishing CO. They are oil perfect Gems
~ AT. No one can resist the temptation
20 buy wheI seeing the chromos. Can
vsssers. agents. and ladies and gentlemen
mil of employment, will find this the oes'
,,nen,ng ever Offered to make money. For
fmll narlicuiars, send stamp for confidsn.
,ial circular. Address T. GLEASON .
90. 73e Washington g.. Boston. Mass
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10 Tuttle's Appointments for
Montana, 1875.

sbop Tuttle's Appointments for
Montana. 1875.
sr, 4, Friday 40 p m. Unionville.
Etpl. 49, Eth Sunday after Trinity. IL
snd ,:3O p m. Helena.
spt 20. Monday. 7:30 p m, Clancy.
tspt 81, Tuesday, 7:3o p m, Jefferson
n, q, Wednesday, 7:3O p m, Boulder
m, a. Friday. 40 p N, Blackfoot.
spt I 18th Sunday after Trinity, II
and 7.3o p m. Deer Lodge.
En-. %. Tuesday. 7:30 p m. Pioneer.
sp,. 20, Wednesday,. 1870 p m. New
iSgo.
October 8, 10th Sunday after Trinity
sm, Stevensville, 7p m. Corvallis.
oct 10. Goth Sunday after Trinity, y
b. and p, p m. Missoula.
Oc. II. DIST Sunday after Trinity, II
and 7 . m, Deer Lodge
Oct Is or 10, Monday or Tuesday, 7 pm
ver Bow.
DC, 81. Thursday. . p m. Poindexter's
BET. 90. Friday. : p IN, Argenta.
Del. "a. 22l Sunday after Trinity, !
and ~ N. Pannack.
n. 20. Thursday. : p m. Ma'ai.
ae time of anpoin'nents al DAMN
SILVER Bow VIII depend upon the day
u stages ruM.
d. s. FUTILE.
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Lost!-5OO Reward |

On the 32nd Of next month orphaned
youth about 50 years of old, five feu,
six inches tall in width. Had on when
last seen claw hammer pair of pants;
freciay hair, auburn complexion, and turn
up eyes. The police reports that this
Charley Ross was loudly crying in the
streets that Gov always keeps on hand the
best, costliest, finest. purest and most
hunki-ka- PUNK stock of Wines, Liquors
and Cigars to be found IN the Rocky
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Sterling.

n lAe NV, winch was in the early days,
~ re,,i, 's' hourishiug Mining camps
r., Tho =, has become almost de.
asacs Of - =. aa4lory mill gives the only
Pig sann ~ pa past history as a live quartz
ku Col I' " winch is running on sample
We D],ca y Il. Peck is the merchsn,
de Can't, NV aces q good business,
". NJ. Rn rom the surrounding
tor he sn,. oo'o Keeps % excallen
v ''A'nment Of the travelling
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Gan Won Paye

IF those of my customers VINO arc ~
arrears to me can settle immeuia'eE .u9
will he doing the undersigned eres. -,
yor II they have not the somc' s an. .Sev
Of s,amps. then . portion viii 90. II tney
Ara brOke-tben ! will wall; WY
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Probate Court,

NOTICE Is hereby given that In pur-
~ euance OF statute term OF the Pro
bate Court In end for Gallatin county.
Territory OF Montana, will he held in the
to~n Of BOseman. on the first Monday
In September. 1875, and continue till the
business IL disposed Of.
JOHN r. BRUCE,
Aug. IL, 1878. Probate Judge.
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appointments Of Rev. @. w. SaE.
ford.
Tx Grove School House-(MiGdI'
pix Sept 19'h, at IL q m.
SOnman-Sept. 10Th. at s p m.
Fsllalin City-Sept. Goth. at ii a m.
Willow Creek Church-Sept. Goth, :
pm.
G.. w. SANFORD.
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OVERLAND HOUSE.
Corner Main and Grand Streets.
Helena, Montana.
1clller 4 RarteIS. FDrOprietOrs
Inc Territorial Fair.

Inc Territorial Fair,
[lch commences at Helena on the 9th
e'u'inues for six days, will uncoubt.
Ne The finest exhibition we have ever
10 Tue Teraitory. Fine crops have
60 Mlsed this season. and the sgricul
department. promises q fine display
uN wonderful cereal and esculent pro.
'uOOs Of Montana. Since the last Fair,
'ock has been improved by importa.
and breeding. Great progress hes
usae In this respect, and the show
wooded animals will be fine. The
departments will no doubt show q
marked Improvement. The prcmi.
Ohered by the Association and Gill.
y. Helena are extremely liberia, az
s'ung over $1,000. The races will be
0's' We have ever had 10 the Territory
A'ge number of fast horses from
(V'a will be entered. We hope 10 81.
|I'''n county we'll represented in the
Ferent departments. '.'
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DRIED BUFFALO MEAT.

have now on hand and for sale . large
quantity of Buffalo meat. None but the
choicest portions were taken from. the
Buffalo. and 1t was oil sailed and cured
by white men Ut Benton.
T. BRUNETC.
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Furnishing Goods.
Clothing.

Cashmere Suits, worth 80 90 for % 0,
do do do ~ 50 for l8 o.
do do do Is 90 for OO
Union Cass. suite, worth Is GO for II &C
DO do do II 90 tor 10 OC
Case. Pants, best quality, 6 81
do good, 8 OO
Union Cashmere Pants, : sc
Jeans Pants, %
All Clothing, Hats, etc.. proportion
ately reduced. A large line OF Glover.
in which special Inducements are offered.
Neck Ties and Paper Collars very low.
Our stock is fully assorted aod embraces
almoet everything. Many articles have
been omitted In the above list, but Ne
ASSURE purchasers that every thing will b.
sid at c0es. and to convince yourselves,
call and try Us. The quoted prices, Ne
wish X distinctly undsfsto,d, sre
FOR CASH ONLY.
AL11 . DAv =
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MARRIED.

4 BAkER-WOODS-At the residence OF
y. b: Miller. ESQ, Sunday evening
llSePt. o, 1875. by Rev. J. Il Russell, Mr..
George A. Baker, Of Missoula. to Miss
AOllie 9. Woods, of Deer Lodge
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New Discovery.

Meesrs. Davis and Brown showed us
some fine specimens they took from .
drain ditch near the Mammoth Hot
Springs. Don't get excited, boys until
We tell something more; Oh. no, the gold
ia plsyed out, is tit
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Dry Goods.

Brown Muslin, best brands. per
yard, from IA TO 124
Bleached Muslin, best brands,
per yard, from 15} to 10
6x4 Sheetings, best brands, per
yard, from Is 10 222
SKA Sheetings best brands, per
9x4 Sheetings, best brands, per
10x4 Sheetings, best brands, per
Duckings and Drills very low.
Corset Jeans, per yard, from Is t. 1O3
Ticks very low.
Apron Checks very low.
Blue and Brown DENNIS, per
yard, from 90 to IL
Colored Oambrics, per I'd. from 10 to
Rolled Cambrics, per yard, from II to
W,gans, per yard, from Is to 122
All wool Delaines, best brands,
per yard. from 473 to As
Cotton Delaines. best brands,
Der ward, from Is to %
French Merino, per yard, from l. 10 to IS
Empress Cloths, per yard, from 30
Repps Delaine, per yard, from 30 to 273
Dress Goods and Cashmeres about one
half the usual price.
Black Alpaca astonishingly low-40 per
cent reduction.
White Goods astonishingly low-40 per
cent. reduction.
Summer Shaw]s reduced about one. half
and sell from Sc so to 3 SO.
Damask Table Linen worth 81 Is for 10
Buff Table Linen worth % for so
Turkey Red Table Linen s. 40 for 10
Damask Towels, worth Is for IS
Crash Towing from Is 10 123
Kentucky Jeans, per yard, from 80 to 22a
Cotton Flannel, per yard, from 20 to Is
Opera Flannel, all colors, (Gil-
bert's), per yard, from 60 to 50
Waterproof Repellents from 81 20 to IS
|Velveteens from 1 90 to
Ladies' Wooden Skirts from $50 10 ! 80
Misses !" 80
Cotton Bats, best quality, per ID, Is
Ladies Kid Gloves, best quality,
button, 80
2buttons. 90
Corsets reduced fifty per cent.
Silk and Cotton Handkerchiefs very low.
Ladies' Cotton Handkerchiefs from Is to
10 cents apiece.
Ladies' Embroidery greatly reduced.
Ginghams. per yard, from 123 to 10
Prints. per yard. from 10 to
Linseys, Piques, Swiss Muslin, very low.
rarleton. assorted colors, very low.
Jaconets very low.
Bed Spreads astonishingly low.
White Family Blankets astonishingly low.
Embroideries and Edgings +"
Ribbons, Ladies Children's Hosiery,
Dress and Shirt Buttons extremely low.
All Fancy Goods and Notions reduced
about one.half.
Coates and Cla.k's thread 8 spools for 20
do do do per dozen, 50
Pins. papers for 20
Needles, best 2 papers for 70
Silk Spo0ls, l23 to 10
Worsted Braid, 4 pieces for Is
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e. mice Of subscription for the Courier
): w ~, year Persons getting mp clubs
I ,bs purpose Of securing any OF the
ra nrrmiums will please notify US, and
',a,e Mia, machine they desire.
!, further information apply at this
ka or address, ,,,,,,,,-
JOSEPH WRIGHT,
4 ,r.Lo, # tho Carrier, BOzeman, NJ, I.
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p. j. Clark's
STAGE AND EXPRESS Line.
CARRYING THE q. 8. NAIL

Coaches leave Bo1eman for Helena daily
Except Bundaysl q q m.
Coaches leave Bc.eman' for Virginia
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday at .. IN.
Passengers md Freight carried at reas-
onahle f1le9.
OFFICES,
RICH Z WILSON Doaeman
DAVIS : WALLACE Heieea
&AX4ONO BROS Wxiuio
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Gallatin CITY Hotel

y, recent visit TO Gallatin CITY we
ae pleasure of being the guest of
!, o'se budd, proprietor Of The above
\, auu were magnificently entertained
ts, sseA'!emanly host and his Interest.
Ny. Besides the excellent fare dis.
| t su, meets with a hospitality rarely
v,n 'una at a public hotel. During
y We We're entertained with ! f;ne
h. "esI by Mr, Budd and his son
,.s we latter being wonderful mn.
I l.. lie is only about II years Of
Lp,ss us Performance on the violin
h. . W. every one who b, ars him. We
|.,,, y y, passing that way to give the
~c'ty Hotel a call.
n. "t 90 Centsl-How to do it
|a,a , aSe-dollar bill 10 Cows Palace
rjr MOONS q play two games of bill
ss e !, :, s0v or Ed the bill and he will,
20 Try it on. 80
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The History Of a Great Enter
prise.


prise.
In eighteen hundred and fifty-four, the
original iucorpoi ators of the Wilson Sew.
ing Machine Company embarked IN the
manufacture of Sewing Machines, and
from that time to the present, their time.
talent, energy and capita nave been en-
ployed in making First Glass Sewing
Machines with varied success attending
their efforts. 1t being their constant aim
to produce q Shuttle or Lock-Stitch Ma
chine that should be simple to handle, du-
rsble az steel and iron could make 1t, with
unlimited capacity, unexcelled by any
other machine, regardless OF name OF
price. and withal to confine the price
within the reach OF al classes of people
and success has crowned their, efforts In
the production of the celebrated Wilson
Shuttle Sewing Machines, which combine
all the Elegance, Simplicity. Durability
and Strength possible for any sewing ma.
chine to attain, and they are the First and
Only First Glass moderate priced ma
chimes put in the market.
Machines will be delivered at any Kail.
road Station in this county, free of trans
por,.tion charges, if ordered through the
Company's Branch House at 61O North
Fourth street, st. Louis, Mo.
They send an elegant catalogue AND
chrome circular, free on application.
This Company want few more good
agents. s ?
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GALLATIN VALLEY
Female Seminary

Superintendent-Rev. L. B. CRITTENDEN
Principal-Miss NJ. G. CR1TTENDEN.
Asst Teacher-Miss ELLA AYLEswORTH
Matron and Drawing Teacher Mrs. CRIT
TENDEN.
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OVERk,A.V.D HOUSE,
Corner Main and Grand Streets,
Helena, III. r.,
l'tchlci. s. Ras'fels, Proprietor
The Courier in Massac husetts.

A new paper on our exchange list Is
the AyANT COURIER Of Bozemsn, Mon
tana Territory. This sheet Is - newsy
and spicy, is Il it originated in the CROWD.
ed districts OF civilization. Instead Of
away out in The Gallatin Valley, on the
very frontier of the northwest IL is ap-
parent from its locals that the noble red
man Is perpetuslly on the rampage.
Taunton mass. Gazette
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DIED..

!. GROSHON-In Helena, on the 18th
Inst. Of cholera infantum, Alice X t.
Grace. Youngest daughter Of 4. G. and
IN. L. erosion, aged 2 months and %
days.
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p For the lates, impro, ed Apr;c,,,.
Fal Implements, at the ycrv love-,
p''ces' send orders to T. c. POWER
Co'' Helena NJ. T., or Rich & Wilson
|a@ Tor Gallatin couniv
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Local Matters.
Religious.

Religious.
VI. B. Crlttenden will preach :at
Vhurh at II q. N. next Sunday.
sv. ?. 0. Mathews will conduct d..
p services at the Church next Sunday
p. IN. Sunday SchpOl at $50 pm.
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The Am .tuers will meet at the Young
Meo 8 Hall on Monday evening for the
purpose Of per;ecting an organization.
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Fine SILK assd T,eyret Cases Ussll
F1eAneE0
Fancy Picture Stands, Standees, Mats, Plain
and Fancy Picture Cords, Tassels,
Nails, etc.

Albums, Stereoscopes, Stereoscopic Views
Of the Yellowstone. National Park, Salt
Lake City, and Of all the prominent points
on the U. P. and g. p and Utah Central
Railroads Also fine assortment of
Chromos and Steel Engravings. Every
thing pertaining to Photography sold at
reduced prices. CO Entrance to Gallery
one door west Of Osborn's Drug Store,
Main street. II. B. CALFEE.
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new PHOTOGRAPH
Gallery.

II WILL open drst-class Photograph
i Gallery 10 Bozeman on or about the
LIST Of September. and would respectfully
solicit the patronage of the people of BOze
man and Gallatin Valley.
will be prepared to make the latest
styles of Pictures,
Rembrandt, Victorie, Cabinet, Promenade
and IT, fact, every style and size. from the
smallest Locket to an 8xlO inch Picture,
on Porcelain, Tin or Paper.
Copying . specially. Orders solicited
for enlarging.
Out door Photognphing of all kinds
done to order. in town or country.
will keep on hand full assortment Of
Oval and Square Frames-odd sizes made
to 0rler-
Fine SILK assd r,elret Cases and
France
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..What are the wild waves saying-ssying
sister, dear?'
Why you old grampus they say. go 70
Cows for your whisky, wine and beer
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Accident.

We are grleved 70 learn that our friend
Ben Bisei, while running threshing ma
chine. had the misfortune to meet win 2
painful accident, resulting IN the Ioss OF
two fingers of the left hand.
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100 Indians 60 Over tho Yellow
stone Falls. and supposing they 90.
Whats the matter now?" when Jon can
20 over 70 Cows and get the best samples
ever sampled Of Cisars, wiss su6 La9soss
q Q moderate s01e.
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Produce i'm Helena.

From the Independent, sept. ID.
Flour, XXX. 81 1904 20; Oats, ~
Wheat, &c; Barley. 3G934c; Potatoes, &c
Eggs, 4Oc; Butter, Csc; cheese lS0g2Oc.
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PROPOS AIS,
FOR THE
GROW AGENCY

Crow AGENCY, NJ. TIL
Sept. 1, 1875.
PROPOSALS are invited tor furnishing
L 800 American (broken) Milk
Cows, with Calves and Ten
Bulls, of Durham blood, all between
the ages of three and five years.
Bids, with the usual guarantee, will be
received by mail at BOzeman until October
LIST. 1879. The right to reject any and all
bids is reserved.
DEXTER f. CLAPP. Agent.
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DIR. ]. b. DYorr, graduate of Jefferson
Medical College, Philadelphia, author OF
several valuable works, can be consulted
on all diseases of the Sexual or Urinary
Organs (which he has made special stu
dy), either in male or female, no matter
from what cause originating or of how
long standing. A practice Of thirty years
enables HIM to treat diseases with success.
Cures guaranteed. Charges reasonable.
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to Health. Price 10 cents.
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Carpets.

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&C do do so to 65|
AKA Oil Cloth. 80 to 65|
Table Oil Cloth, 70 to 45I