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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-07-28
p r r SO N AL.

Deputy U. s. Marssal Frank Murra.
came in from the @ low Agency last night
brings as letter from w. Y. Smith, Esq
Hon. N. r. Langford paid our town s
business visit this week. Mr.. L. is Su
|pcrintendent of the National Park, ane
authorized U. s. Exani0er of Banks or
the Pacific coast. He left for the Park
few days ago.
Col. j. D. Chestnut came in from Gen
Gibbons command Tuesday. The Col
says Gen. Terry felt worse than anybody
about the loss of Custer and his men
He reports hostile Indians on Sweet Grass
The U. 8. Paymaster arrived here Wed
nesday evening, and was intending T.
commence paying off at tue Fort yester.
dav.
Six First Sergeants came up from For
Pease last week for the purpose of takin.
their Comany books to the command. /
is thought by some that End Cavalry will
not return from the field until after th.
new posts are built.
DR.. H. O. Paulding, of Fort Ellis has tn,
name among the troops on the Yellow
stone, of being perfect gentleman, and
1t ia said that on the battle field at the Lit
tie Horn, he was the most expert surgeon
in the various commands, and the wound
ed said he was their good Samaritan. ,
DR.. r. is q young man, not exceeding
twenty-three years Of age, and takes t.
''roughing it" with the boys as readily
as an old 49-er.
Mrs. K. Mounts left yesterday for Dav
export, Scott Co., Iowa, where che vii
remain with her father for year or two
or until Major Mounts returns from tn,
war, rs he will leave in few days fo
Gen. Terry's command, where he will
remain during the campaign. Mrs. NJ
has been i'll Tor several years, but is nov
greatly improved In health. She is a lad,
Of superior abilities, and her departur,
will be great loss to the pleasant AM
sociable of Bozeman. The children
two of the finest that ere the sun shon,
on. Blngie aud Charlie, will accompany
her to her home. Mrs. NJ. said she lovet
Bozeman and would return after she hat
made her visit.
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BISHOP TUTTLE'S APPOINT
MENTS FOR 1870

Bishop n. 8. Tattle viii ho)a service. :,
Montana 1t the following tune, and
places:
s Fort SSn3a shaw. after Trinity, July 90
sun Kiver-July 30, 4 p m.
n-iena-sth 5 after Trinity. August g.
Rtadersbnr9. August II, 8 pm.
n. m,,n-9th s after Trinity. August 1a
Fort EIl's-August IS. 4p m.
iamiIton-Angust 16. 8pm.
6 6ozeman.losh s after Trinity. Angus, 20
t4s. 8. latin. ~: SPIN.
Ssl!!er'ing-August %, s p 10.
virginia-11th 5 after Trinity. Ar,ou.t ~
Sherid.n-Ausust 30, 8 pm.
nIrgin'a-i2th $ after Trinity. Sept 3
toindrxter's-Septcmter :, SPIN.
Airgenta-ynday, September 8, s pm.
bannack-lSth 3 after Trinity. Sept. 10
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-07-28

Town was full Of preachers during til,
first part OF the week in attendance on tn
Methodist Quarterly meeting. Revs
Van Orsdel), Tiff. Bridger. Long. How
ison. 8 ewes. and others. In addition I.
the regular aud more solemn services, oul
Citizens were favored with a L cture OF
Saturday evening by Mr.. Skewcs-Sub
jeet: ''Sc'ence, its tendencies, achieve.
ments, &C., also on Monday night, BY
the same gentleman, subject-'.All sort,
Of people"
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-07-28
PREPARATIONS FOB DRTENsE.

A. . meeting of the citizens 81 Eas,
Gaihtin and vicinity, At East 0allatin
Grange Hall, July 70, 1876. to devise
some means for the protection of our citi.
zens against hostile lndians, on motion
|o' w o p Hayes. VIM. Ply was .ppoint-
led Chairman, and Arthur Truman, Sec
Rotary.
Mr.. Fly on taxi ing the Chsir made some
very timely and sensible suggestions. ex
horting the people to be on the alert
that there was danger; that he had lived
among the Indians all his lifetime, and
never knew good Indian yet. Remarks
were made by w O r Hayes, Charles
Blakely and others to the same effect, and
characterized by spirit Of esrnestness.
On motion. W o p Hayes, of Reese
creek, A Truman, of Sprin9hill. 3 NJ
Dawes, of Central Park. H N Penwell, OF
East Gallatin. J A Bender, of Reese
Greek, A Cowan, of Dry creek. were ap'
pointed committee to solicit sub>cril.
tons to pay scoues, and enroll oil persons
who were willing to furnish 100 rounds Of
one horse, and be r ady t.
report ut the call of the commander to
protect the valley against hostile Indians.
On motion of + WiIson the Commit.
tee was instructed to correspond with
Gov Potts in relation t9apmunitioa and
gums for the citizens Of this community
On melton Of w 0 P Hayes. the Com
m,ttee to visit the people were furnished
an article of agreement to be signed by
the people, and the amount of their sub
|scriptions to be paid the scouts during
On motion of WOP Hayes, A L Cor.
bly,, Il p Barnett and VIM Fly, were ar
pointed committee to visit the Comman.
dant at Fort Ellis and request him to fur
nish some scouts from Springhlll and
Flathead Pass.
J E Wilson, D Davis, A L Corbly and
A Cowan-the committe appointed to en-
|ploy scouts reported that they had en-
lployed Messrs. P Randolph, Vim Mino,
and A Murray at SIS per month for such
time as the Committee might employ
them.
On motion Of WOP Hays, the scouts
we're required to report to Mr.. Reynolds
on Dry Greek, on Sunday, July %, aud
at least twice week thereafter.
On motion OF II N Penwell, ell persons
who had subscribed be requested 10 pay
lat least one months subscription ut the
meeting on Saturday. July 22d, 1876.
WIN. FLY, Chm.
ARTHUR TRUMAN, Sec'y.
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Lecture.

The citizens Of Bozeman and vicinity
will be pleased 10 learn that Bishop futile
will deliver lecture il this place during
h's forthcoming Wat 70 our town, the
subject Of which 10 ''WOrds and style. "
The Bishop delivered this lecture while
Ct Deer Lodge. and = highly complimented
~ The New North. West Tassdsy even.
ing, August 18th, y the dime appointed
tor lhs lecaurt.
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BozENAN, July FL, Il

Rev. 4. A. Bridger, tutor Ut the Grow
Agency. came 10 last Friday accompanied
by two yousg Grow bucks. on bis way "a
attend the Rocky Mountain Conference
now in session at Helena. These -oung
Indiars are very intelligent and fair speci
mems of the effects of education and mora,
training. We understand Mr.. Bridger has
boon very successful - teacher as VA
his peedecesvr Rev. n. Bro.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-07-28

Quite . number of farmers were in town
on Saturday last, several of whom came
in 70 receive their portion Of the money
sent here to pay the Grange contractors
for grain furnished the Government some
time ago. The sum Of 310. 200 was re.
csived here for that purpose. This amount
ofmoney distributed among the farmers
of the Valley viii enable many them to
pay their debts and make money matters
somewhat easier than they have been for
few months past.
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LATEST news FROM
BELOW.
SUICIDE OF NAL. THOMp.
SON.
Crow Indians.
A MAN BITTEN By A RATTLE
SNAKE.
All Serene at the Agency.
Crow Indians.
All Serene at the Agency.

Crow AGENCY, July "a. 10.
EDITOR COURIER:
H. NJ. Taylor reached here yesterday
afternoon, direct from Gen. Terry's head
quarters. He left in company with one
Grow Indian on the 10Th inst. IN search
of some stray beef cattle, which he is in
formed are in the Crow camp now arriv-
ing here. Mr.. Taylor reports the com.
mani yet camped on the north side of the
Yellowstone, close to Fl. Pease, Al
about 3 O'Clock a H., on the 10Th inst,
Major Thompson, Of Go. L.. Sd u. s.
cavalry, committed sue de by shooting
himself in the breast with y revolver
while in bed. lie was buried with mill.
|tary honOrs, such Is could be given under
the circumstances Of . calnpaik n move
ment, on the evening Of the 18th. Cause
supposed to be physical suffering, which
he has been More or less affected with for
years.
A courier had arrived from the Joseph.
me. She was expected 10 be in the next
day with two regiments of infantry, the
9th and nth. The command intend stert.
ing for the front as soon as possible after
the arrival of the regiments.
1t Is believed the Sioux are camped on
the hesdwaters OF the Rotten Grass near
the Big Horn Mountains, about l20 miles
from here and about the same distance
from the command.
There are now IS Crow Indians with
he command and more talk of going.
They report Sioux scouts in the v.cini-
|ty OF the command, and also report that
they killed one Sioux Indian while scout.
ing near the mouth of the Big Horn
Nothing has been heard from Gen. Crook
or his commend. Sandy Morrow, who
recently vert to find the camp failed.
Three soldiers volunteered to make the
discovery, and left about twenty days,
up to the departure Of Mr.. T. they had
not returned and fears are entertained of
theil fate. Mr.. T. leaves for the COM
mand tomorrow.
DR.. Parker left for the Upper Yellow.
stone and Clark . Forks mines yesterday.
U. s. Detective and Deputy Marshal
Murray leaves for Bozeman IN q day OF
two.
A portion of the Crow camp are here.
and will all be here in two days. All ser
enc about the Agency.
Yours, u NO.
P. s. JULY 25.-Crow camp will all be
in To-day. James Walters was bit by q
rattle snake to day at the mouth of Still
water. Dan Countryman just got here
for the Doctor, left mouth of the creek
one hour ago-15 miles. Quick time for
ponies. In haste, ONO.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-07-28
GRAND R.AFFLE.

A rsfIle will take place at n. r. Viii
lisms' Billiard Hall, q sooc - the tick
lets are disposed Of, for
FINE PIANO,
which 10 In good condition, aud for ele
gance IF tone aud 6nish, hss NO superior
,n the Territory.
Eighty chaSces. q t6.O eacA
Persons desiring to take cAanoes on
l~evs their Domss It WIN sms' Hall. g
81 this oGoe. = -
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Local Matters.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

EPISCOPAL.
There will he divine service in the
Young Mems Library Hall each Sunday
ut IL O'Clock q. M, and Z O'Clock p. %.
until further notice.
r. e. DICKEY, Rector.
METHODIST.
Religious services will be held regularly
at the following places by the Pastor Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church IF Boze'
man.
First Sunday. (of each monthly Bezeman
II .. m. East Gallatin, 3p. m. Roze:
man, 7p. N.
Second Sunday, Bozeman, II q. m
and 2 p. m.
Third Sunday. Fairview. 10 M;
Reeves p m; Bozeman, Up. m.
Fourth Sunday. Bozcman, II a. M;
Viewers school house at p. m.
Sunday School every Sunday at q p. m.
- Prsyer Meeting every Thursday evening
Glass and Social meeting Immediately
after morning services Strangers and
friends cordially invited.
A. B. CLUCKNER, Pastor.
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LAST CH.lTCE
Ito Secure a Fortune for Five Dollars
|THB KANSAS LAND AND M
MIGRANT ASSOCIATION.

The Directors pledge themssives indi-
vidualiy and collectively that every share
wherever and BY wb0ms0ever held. shall
|be fully, fairly and equally represented.
The drawing will positively take place
August 35sh, 1875. We have . few tick
|ets LEFT. AID persons desiring shares should
|call at the Avane Courier o6loo immedi
|aiely aud SECURE them.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-07-28
Our Agen To.

G. L, Clark Is our authorized agent ia
receive subscribers and receipt for sub.
scriptions for the COURIER at Deadwood
city, In the Black Hills.
e. K. Wells 10 authorized to transact
business for the COURIER in Helena.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-07-28

dAT III MISSOURI CnO0Cy.
We have received copy Of the Rules
and Regulations of the First Annual Fail
of the Western Montana Agricultural,
Mechanical and Mineral Association, to
commence a: Missoula on Wednesday,
September 18th, 1876, and continue three
days. The programme is complete In ev-
cry particular and the premium lists very
liberal. The pamphlet was printed at the
Independent Office, in Helena, and is y
neat job.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-07-28

The "Housekeeper' Of Our Health
The liver is the great depuratinx Of
blood cleansing organ of the system. Sc,
the great housekeeper of our health q
work, and the foul corruptious which
gender in the blood and rot out, as it were
the machinery of life, are gradually ex
PEELED from the system. For this purpose
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery,
with small daily doses of DR.. Pierce
Pleasant Purgative Pellets are pre-emi
nently the articles needed. They cure
every kind of humor from the worst scrof
ula to the common pimple, b'oteh Of
eruption. Great eating ulcers kindly heal
under their mighty curative influence.
Virulent blood poisons that Turk in the
sy stem are by them robbed of their terror
and by their persevering and somewha,
prOtracted use ths most tainted system
may be completely renovated and built up
anew. Enlarged glands, tumors and
swellings dwindle away and disappear un.
der the influence of their great resolvents
Sold by all dealers IN medicines.
Claude. child about three years old.
was greatly afflicted with sores IN his legs
and feet, so that he could not wear his
shoes and stockings. Had great deal of
trouble with him. Had tried many rem
edies Intellectually. At last we tried the
Golden Medical Discovery, and in about
three weeks he was entirely cured. his
sores were all healed, AMI health much
improved. Respectfully yours.
j. w. BOYER,
Vermillion, Edgar o.. ILL.,, Jan. 90, u"
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-07-28

The auction sale OF Mr.. Mounts per-
sonsl property. last Saturday. was pretty
we'll attended, but the articles brought
rather low prices, compared with figures
obtained At former auction sales in Boze-
man.
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A Large Stock of Genuine
Key Nest Cigars
Just Received and For Sale at
BASINSKrS

Several gentlemen are visiting the warn
springs situated about eight miles west Of
BOzemsn. near AL Lu3d's farm. They
speak very highly Of the medical proper
ties of thee springs and claim that they
are superior to any Others they have ever
visited, for the cure of rheumatism and
kindred ailments.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-07-28

Lieutenant J. H. Bradley, VINO return
ed here last week from Gen. Gibbon 4
command, and who was on the battle
field Ut Little Horn before the dead wer.
buried, says 1t 10 untrue that the Siou1
did not cut Gen. Clusters heart from hi
body and dance around 1t; that the state
menls a. to the general shocking mutila'
ton Of the bodies u alsO false.
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NOTICE.

All persons knowing Themselves in.
debted to the undersigned are hereby
notified to come forward ssd settle imme'
ately or their accounts will be placed II
the hands OF collector.
WV. II. TRACEY.
BozEMAN, July 81, 1875.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-07-28

The enterprising ranchman now rises
esrly to get to town In advance Of hi
neiehbors in order to make sale of hi
gaIden truck. We notice that new pc
tatoes, peas, bcets, and onions are plen
tifully supplied, notwithstanding tn
omnipresent and OmnivOrons hopper.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-07-28

A large body of Barracks and Nez
Perces are in the vicinity of Virginia City
en- route for Terry's command. where
they will engage against the Sioux.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-07-28
GALLATlN VALLEY
Female Semsszzu,.v

Superintendent-Rev. L. b Calrrsxoe1
Prtncipal-Miss n. g. CR1rrRxDEN.
Asst Teacher-Miss ELLA AYLxswosrn
Matron and Drawing Teacher Nm. Can
TENDEN.
1.-THE second term Of the fo~rtA annual
l. o. ssion OF this school will oprn On
he serOnd Monday, the 10th inst. IN the
late residence Of VIM. H. Drew. between
Hamilton and Central Park. This prep.
lerty has been purchased, renovated s1d
enlarged, expressly to accommodate sh~
Seminary. The site Is eligible, the bu,ld-
Eings comfortat le, and planned with 70.
gard to enlargement, ~ Increasing popu-
lation and patron age demand. Its desi4M
It's 70 give substantial and polite eduoa>
|ti0n, in connection with the influence Of
Il Christian family and q happy home.
This term will close on the 3lst day Of
March. The third term will OMEN the
10Th day Of April aud Close tse S0sh day
tOt June.
For Boarding and Tuition, go per month
For I uition Of day scholars. per month
Extra charges for teaching French Or
German, for Instrumental Music. Station.
Iery. material for Ornamental Work, and
Washing.
Fur further information, address the
superintendent or Principal, Hamilton,
Montana.
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JUST RECEIV.ED
A large of stock of
CL0THING,
AND GENTS 4 = ~
Furnishing Goods,
AT
STRASBURGER 1 SPERLING'S.

BozEMAN, July 81 th, '76.
Mr.. ED1ToR:-I am delighted with the
announcement in your last issue, of the
liberality Of your columns. It is indica.
tive of the advancement Of truth and in
telligence, of the suppression of bigotry
and superstition, OF the encouragement
|of error and crime, of the progress of
science and liberty of thought. 1t fore.
shadows in the near future higher
civilization. purer manhood aud great
Ter respect for individual rights and prin-
|ciples.
All sensible and progressive people
must admit that religious beliefs are a.
most Infinite in essentially diff
fenng from each other, utterly useless.
and some fearfully pernicious. That
what any one believes in . religious point
OF view is OF but lite consequence. That
while we should always be willing to &C.
cord 10 others the same rights and privi-
leges which under like c,rcumst xnces we
would ask IF them. Still should con>id.
er that we are under no obligation what
ever to renouncs our own reason, sacrifice
our own honest convictions of right to
satisfy the aggressive demands Of more
antique and popular belief The honest
and truthful scieptists have long enough
been subject to religious intolerance and
persecution. FOO long have the sieuth
hounds of ignorance and superstition pur-
sued with firndish hate the friends of free
thought and progress. Year by year the
power of false theology 10 lesseniog. and
in few more decades It will control few.
except the mcst ignorant and savage, who
prefer mysticism to reason, aud falsehood
and lies 10 the glorious. eleyatinG and re-
truths OF science. Y.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-07-28

The sober second thought is coming.
Late letter accounts from the Black Hills
mines. are not 20 brightly rose colored
o those of few weeks ago.
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The Assistant Qcarttrmaster, U. S. A.,
Fort Ellis, J. N. Marshall, advertises in
the Herald Of Tuesday, for sealed pro.
posaIs in triplicate, for delivering ], 500
tons of hay and 5000 cords of soft wood
at each of the two new military posts on
the Yellowstone River.
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There 10 Nothing Mysterious about the
DISAPPEARANCE from the skin Of cruptions.
burns, scaldf, bruises. ulcers and sores
through the influence OF GLENN's Sui
PHUR soar. Sulphur Is pOteut purifier
and healer Of the skin and 10 most bene-
ficially utilized in thus torn.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-07-28

An absent minded Ohio woman got the
coffee. pot ready for boiling and then care
fully placed it or q chair and SIT herself
." the stove. Although the occasion was
dreadfuly suggestive of some Of the early
martyrs she managed to derive some con
ISOLATION out Of it from the we'll improved
opportunity it afforded her Of obliging
her husband to buy her q new dress,
which. as soon Is she was well enough,
she ma'ie up herself with the the assist
ance of the Domestic" Fashions and q
new "DOmestlc'' sewing machine.
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900 for 90 Centsi-How to do II
Take , fve-dollar bill to Cows Palac,
Billiard Rooms, play two games of bill
ARDS, give Gov or Ed the bill and he viii
return "a so. Try it on.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-07-28

Wonder il our en,erprising gardeners
and tree -culturists know that it is a viola
sinn Of the law to cut bitches across the
streets without security bridging them for
the passage OF vehicles!
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-07-28

We have no additional reports of signal
fires this week. The: principal sensation.
alist has gone gathering hay seed.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-07-28

We had moderate showers and warm
weather during the fore part of the week
Nice for the growing crops, but not de
sired BY the hay makers.
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SPECIE PAYMENT REsuMED.

L. Burnett is selling family groceries.
dry goods, cigars and tobacco, wines. etc.,
at the very lowest prices. Greenbacks
taken Ut par. Farmers and others make
. note of these facts. and when you need
anything In his line call at Brunette Cheap
Cash Store, Main street, Bozeman.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-07-28

A 2-tonic trial came OF in town or
Wednesday last. Yupescofel hand sole
Hans cow and heifcr. Den an oudel
man branded the cow which Hans sup
posed he had bought. Den Hans he gi
mat, and commence legal proceeding,
against Yupescofel Tor being one sheet
and to send him NIT the jail up After
much wrestling BY the lawyers Yacob de
cided that there VAS no grounds for sup
posing that Yupescofel tried to sheet. Exit
Yupescofel in hospitsble mood, inviting
all to come take drink" while Hans
must the costs pay-ehs {.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-07-28

The Crows have caws to per-Sioux
their old enemies.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-07-28

Deacon Smith being asked the other
day what he was thinking about shook
on his revery. and replied, "1776, john
Bull; in 1876, Sitting Duil.''
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-07-28

A Needhsm Silver Tongue Organ. cata.
logue price, 9209 will b cold At har-
gain. Also . Whesler d Wilsou Sewing
Machine. manufsctursr's prics. 1a6, Will
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UNO,
Rejected.

We have received communication from
a gentleman lately from Gen. Gibbon :
command, which we decline to publish
1t appeared to be entirely OF persona
and abusive nature, not fit for respcc; abb.
journal. We advised The person who
brought II that If he wished to see it in
print he hal better give it to the crazy
individual who helps to compile the rub
bish of the Madisonian-the Bozeman
''Item-doer. Here Is q specimen of the
miIdest part of it, which, we have NO
doubt, will suit the ''sop"-eyed asst edi
tor Of that paper: ''You internal over
grown. corn-fed mud -disturber, you are
Of such insignificance that your shadow
won't follow you. If you had your jus,
dues you would have been hObbled with
ten cent hobbies and larietted 10 the limb
Ut ne,ghboring cottonwood"
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Boxeman Public School.
ROLL OF HoNOR.

This report shows the SHADING in re-
citations, department and attendance CON-
bined of those pupils whose average was
81 and upwards-10O representing perfec-