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NEW BARBER SHOP!
Geo. G. Woodsen, Proprietor
Main Street, Bozeman.
The "Rescue" and Crew.

The RESCUE and Crew.
Tomorrow this beautiful craft will
leave her moorings at the Crossing and
head down stream for Fort Pease. Com.
modore Ben Dexter will assume command,
and the following parties will form por-
ton of her crew: "Muggins" Taylor,
Carter, Ben Walker, Jim Dewings, Henry
Potter and j. Woody. 1t is expected that
Hubble, Charley Cox and Nelse Weaver
will JOIN the crew. The ''Rescue" has
crew Of tip.top, No. 1 mountain men and
carries with her large cargo. The beat
wishes ofthe community accompanies the
boat and her gallant crew. and We all
pray that they may not meet with the
slightest trouble on their praiseworthy trip
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Local Matters
Prof. Plummer's Entertainmer+

Ao1 entertainment.
Last night a large and appreciative .ud;.
ence were entertained at Library Hall bv
Professor Plummer, the talented Rlocn
ZIONIST and dclincater of Eccentric Char.
acter. The Professor came unheralded
and w. were Of the opinion that he was
no great stakes. We now state emnh.t;c.
any that In our opinion he has no peer in
bis line. A reader who can for one hon,
ana a half rivet the attention of his audi.
cnce and cause their solemn looking fca.
lures to Change to grin and from that "a
uproarous laughter must be an artist DOS
sess'ng extraordinary powers. The enter
'alnment opened with the recitation OF
Paul Revere's Ride" by Lougfellow de-
llvcred in capital manner. Then follow,
ed selection from one of Mark Twain.
lectures, the account of The Skinned Mar
at the Cathedral at Milan; and the scar.
ne got when boy. The Professor MIN
licked the peculiar voice and actions of tn.
great humorist to perfection. mo Sec
in Heaven" was well rendered. The de
Iineation of the "Widow Bedott" lin cos
tunnel was received with screams of laugh
ter; and we really felt for the Door cir
as she tried to talk to an audience continu
ally laughing at her straightforward story
1t must have been an embarrassing posi-
ton for the rosy.cheeked, gently smilin,
''viddcr." "Schnelder's Ride on der Goof
ermend Mool," parody on the one O
Phirs, was well rendered. "Mollie Null
doom" and the ancient, though AWAY,
acceptable, ''Hard Shell' Discourse
Harp of Thousand Strings" met will
the hearty approval of the audience
Maud Muller" one of Whittlcr's choices
lgcms, was delivered in an effective man
uer. 1.-THE Little Hero was so we'll rem
Tered that at its close many eyes wer
moist and many a sigh could be heard q
he Professor, with masters power, car
ried them through this "gem of simpl
pathos."
Tomorrow night at Library Hall Prof
Plummer will hold q reception. He vii
change the programme, ant desires it t
be distinctly understood that a reduction
will be made in the price of tickets. In
stead of selling at a dollar apiece he vii
sell package of five for five dollars, thu
,bviating the bother of making change.
Three Thousand $1,000 Pound.
\ Fresh Candy,
direct from the mandatory. wholesal
and retail. Will sell candies by the bo
at Helena Prices. r. F. MAY.
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There seems to be little excitement IL
reference to the approaching election
Being but one ticket 10 the field. the can
didates feel secure in their election, snt
are quietly pursuing their wonted occu.
pations. We have heard some stree
gossip OF another ticket, but % yet their
has been no public demonstration IN sn'
matter, and our young friend Aalln stand
alone in having an opponene. I'D
District Attorneyship seems to be the q
absOrbinR topic.
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Lost!-5oO Reward

On the 32nd Of next month orphaned
youth about So years of old, five feet
six inches tall in width. Had on when
last seen . claw hammer pair Of pants
freckly hair, auburn complexion, and turn
|up eyes. The police reports that THU
Charley Ross was loudly crying in the
streets that Gov always keeps on hand thu
hest, costliest, finest, purest and most
|hunki-ka-plunk stock of Wines, Liquorl
and Cigars to be found IN the Rocky
Mountains.
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Astonishing.

The progress made by the Wilson Shut.
tie Sewing Machine. Inventive skill has
been taxed to its utmost, and the result is
the most perfect and desirable machine
for general and family use yet produced.
1t is simple and easy to operate, is no,
liable to get out of repair, its work is the
best, as was shown by the first premiums
awarded it at the Universal Exposition in
Vienna, 1873, and it is sold at less price
than any other machine Of its standard ex
cellence.
Machines will be delivered at any Rail
road Station in this county, free of trans
porlation charges, if ordered through tn.
Company's Branch House at go NORTH
Fourth street. St. Louis, Mo.
They send an elegant catalogue and
chrome circular, free on application.
This Company want a few more gooi
agents.
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WALTER OOOPER'S.

We acknowledge pleasant call from q
bevy Of little school misses. The pretty
and innocent little seekers after knowledge
acquitted themselves admirably. They
played ''hids and seek" IN very gentle
manner. Two got on the pres, ono Gov
erred herself up with exchanges, while the
rest hid under the casea What il more
enjoyable than their innoccnt pFanks
|softly cooines and silyefy-lised scseams-
lin printing Office, when the paper b Z
day behind? s,7o.fsrs
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Pease Heard From.

G. W. Hoffman received letter from
Major F. D. Pease, dated at St. Paul
July 18th. The major states that they
made the run from the Big Horn to Blu
ford in five days and experienced no OIL
hculty whatever. He goes to Chicago
New York and Pennsylvania and Will re-
turn in Z few weeks to Bozeman. III
will doubtless organize another expedi-
ton and leave In the fall for Fort Pease.
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Madison County
EM0cRATIC TICKET

District Attorney, First Judicial Dist.
ROBERT P. vIvION.
9Corncilman-WHIT. TENANT.
20. Commissioner-C. L. DAHLER
cheriff-S. w. HURST.
Ifeasurer-W. w. NORRIS.
CIerk and Recorder-A. v. CORY
rfoba.e Judge-O. G.. SMITH.
assessor, ID District-G. 3. WHEAT
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The Courier Stopped.

We mourn while informing our numer-
GUS readers that the Courier has been
stopped. We regret this more than we
can tell. One of our subscribers stopped
it because we didn't notice his arrival
didn't say that his mine was the best--re
Trained from speaking Of his blue-blooded
pedigree, and wouldn't give publicity to
the fact that he came within one of being
drafted in the army. Yes, the Cour;el
stopped-that is, we stopped sending it te
the gent who now owes us $3.50.
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Stationery and Blank Books.

Recent arrivals make my assortment
more extensive and complete than was
ever before offered for sale in Bohemian
including Legal Cap, Transcript, Fools
Cap, Letter and Commercial Note, Initial
Note and Celestial Papeteric" and ''Sou
venir Papetcrie." Those two last are in.
tended especially for sentimental CORES
poEdcncc, and are beautiful designs.
r. F. MAY.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-07-23

Ca For the latest improved Agricul-
tural Implements, at the very lowest
cash prices, send orders to T. C. POWER
& CO., Helena, NJ T. or Rich & Wilson
agents for 0allatin county.
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rice of subscription for the Courier
year. Persons getting mp clubs
purpose of securing any OF tho
|remiums Will please notify US, and
wha. machine they desire.
furthcr information apply at this
br address, -
| JOSEPH WRIGHT,
kher Of the Courier, Bozeman, N. 7.
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From the Herald OF July u:
Produce market quiet and but few trans
actions. Prices rule about the same u
quoted last week. Flour can be quoted q
IS 60for xxx Gallatin; 1905 % fo'
Union xxx and Willow creek.
Oats veyyscsFcs, and retailing q Ssc0Sc;
none offering in quantities.
Wheat, &c @8c, according 70 quality.
Butter 10 more plenty. and be- dropped
to 25c03oc.- Eggs, selling ct SSc04Oc
Potatoes, a@1c per ID. Hay. el6 PEI ton
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Nj. Clark reports that on Iuesoay ~
h body was seen in the Yellowstone rive'
among some drift-wood - miIes below
the Crossing on the opposite sida Those
who cav It believe Il to 30 ths pody OF
|Sere't Erie, u there was to al appearances
something cIinging 70 II. II will Be- re
membered that this gallant solder when
lat seen sank with little 6toney Hunter
|It is supposed that the two ooo'e. PIC
those referred to. A patty crossed tne
river and started for the place where the
BODY was seen, and before this have
Aomhtleaa rncovofed t. a2 g.
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100 Indians go Over the Yellow
stone Falls, and supposing they do.
What's the matter now ?" when you can
90 over to Cows and get the best samples
ever sampled Of Cigars, Wine and Liquors
at moderate rate.
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Goose Culture.

Owing to the success Of our elaborate
bucolic article on Sheep Culture, we deem
it but right to speak of others equally as
important to the Granger. Geese are, gen
orally speaking, wild domestic animal
They don't always 60 in pairs. While
squaking over the green they 60 In . herd,
which beats two pair. This beautiful
bird, if treated we'll, will live to good
old age. If it is harshly dealt with. it will
i've hundred years anyhow. A goose
while living is strong, and in death the
same. Nice, tough sixty year old geese
can be sold to boarding houses. Care
should be observed in breaking geese colts.
It is advisable to fret break them to the
saddle. A Spanish bit and California cad.
lie should he used. If the animal Is not
EASILY broke, then walk him down to the
kitchen and break his neck. There are
liffercnt kinds of geese. The Brooklyn
goose is the most unsavorY and is unfit fol
anything, und we gro one for writing this
bucolic essay. =
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continents Of Rev. T. @. Tiff
for July.
)es', Saturday morning., July oath, ~
O'clock: Saturday evening. oath. al
'clock; Sunday morning, 25th, at IL,
(man, Sunday evening, 25tb, at 8.
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announcements,

DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
Ne authorized to announce James
att candidate for the Office Of
|on,. attorney, First Judicial District
r''''0' Territory.
la. ,SA"ERk & RECORDER.
k,et.. ivy solicitation Of many friends,
1ert ..nounce myself q candidate FOL
.. .oa Recorder of Gallstin county !,
ensuing August election.
II. FLAuARTY.
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Dry Goods.

yard, rom 143 to 1s3
Bleached Muslin, best brands,
per yard, from ISL to 10
6x4 Sheetings, best brands, per
yard, from IS to 222
SKA Sheetings, best brands, per
yard, SO
9x4 Sheetings, best brands, per
yard. 81
10x4 Sheetings, best brands, per
yard, 80
|Duckings and Drills very low.
Corset Jeans, per yard, rom Is to.103
Ticks very low.
Apron Checks very low.
Blue and Brown DENNIS, per
yard, from 20 to 10
Colored Oambrics, per I'd, from 10 to 8
Rolled Cambrics, per yard, from II to Q
Wlgans, per yard, from Is to 12}
All wool Delaines, best brands,
per yard. from Al to As
Cotton Delaines, best brands,
per yard, from Is to %
French Merino. per yard, from Ito to IS
Empress Cloths, per yard, from so
Reps Delaine, per yard, from 80 to 273
Dress Goods and Cashmeres about one
half the usual price.
Black Alpaca astonishingly low-40 pc,
cent reduction.
White Goods astonishingly low-40 pei
lcent. reduction.
| Summer Shawls reduced about one hall
and sell from IS so to 3 So
Damask Table Linen worth 81 rs for 1 Il
Buff Table Linen worth / Is for &
Turkey Red Table Linen q" / 40 for / Il
H. l. Il &o~
Crash Towling from Is 10 121
Kentucky Jeans, per yard, from 80 to %!
Cotton Flannel, per yard, from 20 to 10
Opera Flannel, all colors. (0il-
Shaker and twiied Fisnnels great fed e g
Waterproof Repellents from 81 20 to &
Velveteens from 90 to
Ladies' Wooden Skirts from $50 TO ! g
Misses IS I" IS / q
Cotton Bats, best quality, per lb, q
Ladies' Kid Gloves, best quality,
button, ! 8!
Il 2 buttons, 2 o.
ICorsets reduced fifty per cent.
silk and Cotton Handkerchief very low
Ladies' Cotton Handkerchiefs from Is K
10 cents apiece.
Ladies' Embroidery greatly reduced.
.|Ginghams. per yard, from 124 to II
Prints. per ward. from 10 to
lLinseys, PiGues. Swiss Muslin, very low
.lTarleton, assorted colors, very low.
Jaconets very low.
bed Spreads astonishingly low.
White Family Blankets astonishingly low
,,lEmbroi6eries and Edgings - g
Ribbons, LADIES' Children's Hosiery
q Dress and Shirt Buttons extremely low.
All Fancy Goods and Notions reduces
Iabout one half.
Coates and Clark's thread 8 spools for .
7 do do do per dozen. 8
IPins, 8 papers for 2
j Needles, best. 2 papers for 2
|Silk Spools, 123 to !
. Worsted Braid, 4 pieces for 2
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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
lust received and for sale cheap, Cal
land zee them q
WALTER OOOPER's.
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AOs0la...................... 10
Report of Committee on Organization
and Order Of Business received, recon.
mending Ohio Curtis as chairman and s.
W. Langhorne as secretary, and the Or.
der of Business the nomination Of . can.
didate for District Attorney. Report
adopted.
Nominations being in order, the Hon
Il. T. Vivion was placed in nomination.
Judge Spratt withdrawins--and there be
ing no other nomination, On motion,
Il. Y. VIvION was declared the nominee
Of the Democratic party for District At.
torney for the First Judicial District.
On motion, adjourned.
OHIO CURTIS, Chairman.
s. w. LANGHoRNE, Secretary.
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Libbie, Laura, Clara, Cody, and othe
little misses kindly invited US to accomp
|any them to school, and listen to thei
afternoon exercises of to day. We regre
Exceedingly that we cannot accept th
Kind invitation.
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$3.50 for so Oentsi-How to DO ".
Take I fivedollar bill 70 Cows Falaoe
Billiard Rooms, play two games OF OH.
iards, give Gov Or Ed the bill ana ~ ~"
return 81 80. Try It on.
We call attention 70 tho dentA cs1u %
M. II. G. Ledyard in to days pap3. ne
iii remain n Bo1emap for short time.
M. T. il from Rochester, New YORK.
and has . large experisnce in his profes-
sion. He viii visit other points - e
TERRITORY during Tho ismmer. ana pso,
poses dong work q gFssny s
prices
GA fun lins Of Stationery = 49,
nricaa n 8nninokIh ss#A
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The announcement Of Judge James g.
|6pratt, o( Virginia. ~ . candidate Sor TIKI
|o6ice Of District Attorney Tor tho Frs
judicial District will b found under thu
proper heading. Judge Speatt b vel
known In the three counties eompFisina
the District. H b . good lawyer, and .
man well liked By the people.
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FroeeedinEs u the Democratfe
District Convention.
Pursuant to the CALI of the Distsict
Central committee, the District conven-
ton of the First Judicial District met at
Gallatin City, July 18th, 1876.
]. II. D. Street, Of the Central Com.
mittee, called the convention to order Il
~ m.
On motion, J. d. d. Street was
elected chairman pro tenn. and 8. w.
Langhorne secretary pro tenn.
Adjourued for fifteen minutes.
Met pursuant to adjournment.
Moved and carried that those only who
were present b. entitled to vote on organ
ization.
Moved and carried that . committee Of
three on Credentials be appointed on.
from each county.
3. w. Langhorne. B. F. Myers and A.
d. Barrett were appointed.
Moved and carried that . committee Of
three on Organization and Order of Bust.
ness be appointed-one from each county
". A. Cockerill, B. +. Myers and II. r
Williams were appointed.
Adjourned for fifteen minutes.
Met pursuant to adjournment.
Committee on Credentials reported. re
commending in the absence of any pub
lished or authorized apportionment of til,
Central Committee that the d,fferen
counties be entitled to representation o,
the basis Of the Democratic vote for Dele
gate in Congress In 1874. Repor: adopt
led:
Madison c0unty....................1O delegate
lt1allatin county,.
jelfersOn county. 6
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PROPOSALS
FOR THE
GROW AGENCY
CRow AcESrY, N. IT,
Inv 1873 (

CROW AcEcry, n. T.,
Juy l, 1878.
DROrO6A1S to tc!.ycr $50 Tons
IL q Hay at the rev Grow Agency
arc inVited-ahe hay to lie Of good quality
and well stacked. Bids 10 be accomp panied
hy guaEaAtees b execute contract and bond
Tor fulllilment Of the same. Prop0sale
|should b addressed to the undersigned,
|and win be received until July 291.
Chorightt0 reject any and oil bids n ~.
|Aarved; and 20 Increase or decrease tie
|ameunt . Per eeat. .as
D. f. CLAPr. Axeat,
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..what are the Wild wsves saytnG-ny1oe
sister, dears" :.
whv you Old grampus thsJ ~. g %
ooy's for your whisky, VINE ana pesf.
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Library ban, Saturday Eve, July 24tl.
Prof. G. B. Plummer will give Select
Entertainment on Saturday evening, ct
Library Hall, consisting OF Dramatic
Readings, REGULATIONS. Comic Character
Delineations, etc. Doors open q $50 p. m.
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Carroll News.

The steamars 80 .-rnil,, arrived here july
l5tn--nOOn.
Judge Gaedis and wife, passengers by
the Josephine 70 Carroll, proceeded on to
Benton by steamer Benton.
Major W. w. Anderson arrived from
Fort Peck, via Carroll, to-day.
Indians made raid on q herd last Sun
day and captured eight horses
Steamer Carroll was fred into near For,
Peck. No one hurt.
Dunk's, Riley's and McIntyre's bull
teams haye all arrived here and discharged
their ore cargoes. Herald.
Col. VIM. Ludlow and brother, and as
lsistant. w. II. Todd, accompanied by
| Prof. J. B. Grinnell, assistant of Prof
Marsh. of Yale College, and E. s. Dana
son of Prof. Dana, geologist, arrived q
Bismarck Friday evening and on Tuesda,
lett for Montana They visit the severa
military posts in Montana, and from ther,
proceed to the Yellowstone Park region
Gen. Glbbon has been directed to furnish
suitable escort, which will meet them a
Carroll Bismarck Tribune, It'll inst.
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VIM. Norton, Horace and Henry Coun
|tryman arrived from the Yellowstone.
Our readers will doubtless remember that
the three named barely escaped from the
Indians recently, aud it is almost miracle
that they are numbered among the living.
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chine. Price. No. Subscriber
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Three Thousand $1,000 Pounds
Fresh Candy,
Direct from the mandatory; wholesale
and retail. Will sell candies by the box
at Helena Prices. r. r. MAY.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-10

Mrs Doctor LARKIN had quite a nu-
merous and curious audience Of ladies'
at her private lecture (of which see no.
tice in a special notice There are
many testimonials to the profundity and
erudation. the research and scientific
lore of this gifted and accomplished
lady. She seems to have fathomed the
depths of the schools of physiology
and wrenched therefrom the germ of the
boosted analysis; she has invaded the
domain of obstetrics and stands forth
the mistress of the secrets of the accou-
cheur; she has read the human frame
through the infallible spectroscope of the
dissecting room: and knows what she's
talking about. See adv.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-10

Miss Rogers far exceeded the expec-
tations of the most critical in her rendi-
ton of this most difficult, yet charming
character. last evening She has pro-
per conception of the character and. it
may be said in truth, if she does not
rerlly improve the intent and meaning
of the character. she lends to it An addi-
tional charm and and brillianey of effect.
Miss Rogers is young and bewitchinglv
beautiful; possesses 1.-THE and model
form: is graceful, almost to fault. in
her every move. and is further gifted
with clear, sweet and musical voice.
distinct in its pronunciation and feel
lngly sublime in its pure, ringing elo-
Guence. Her facial features are those
OF life-hke naturalness squire and inno-
Gently confiding as she pleads in vain
to her stony hearted parents; persuasive
and deceitful as she eludes the nurse
while she holds sweet converse with her
lover. from the balcony. in the soft. TO-
mantle light of the ''inconstant moon"
which she so rapturously babe him not
swear by. but rather upon his own heart.
as true and constant; scornful and loath-
ing, as she turns from The ahlect devo-
tons of Count d'PaTis: and, finally. i'm
movable, serenity pure and apparently re-
signed. as she lays in the tomb in seeming
death-a sacrifice on the altar of love
for the devotion she bore her idol
Romeo. In word, her Juliet eqauls.
if not eIcels. that of any star on the
American or English stage.
Miss Rogers was well supported bv
Mr.. Edmonds as Romeo: Mrs. Edmonds
as the good nurse. and Mr.. Billings
a. Friar Lawrence. The house was
crowded to its fullest capacity long before
the curtain raised.
This evening Miss Rogers will appear
in the charming character of Julia, in
Sheridan Knowles renowned drama.
The Hunchback. She will be sup
ported by Mr.. Edmonds as Clifford, and
Mr.. Billings as Master Walter Mr..
Wilkes, as Fathom. will do the funny
part.