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Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-30
A NEW Hit.

TIME GREAT POLITICAL CHART.-A
complete record OF the whole progress OF
the United States as a nation, arranged for
ready reference. If you want to know about
any fact, event, or ascertain any date in the
Politics or History of the United States, the
Chart will tell you at once. Authorization
about past political history. 1t gives Full
Accounts OF all Presidential Campaigns,
with tables showing results, ETC.; tables
showing both Electoral and Popular Votes
for each election, and other important elec-
ton matters; Important Acts of Congress
and treaties; all the principal events of the
Revolutionary era, including battles dates
SignerS of the Declaration of independence,
birth, death and place, &C., etc; all the prin-
cipal events from the close of the Revolution
to the adoption of the Constitution; Official
History OF every Administration from Wash
ington to Grant; the names of all the Cabi-
net Officers of all the Administrations, their
State and date of appointment; names of
all Speakers of the House and Presidents OF
the Senate, etc; all Political Events of In
tereSt: the Population as given at each Gen.
SnS dates of the origin and decay of Politi-
cal parties, and an outline of the history of
Political Parties; dates of Amendments to
Constitution; dates of Admission of all the
States; dates of all Principal Battles of all
the Wars; the War of the Revolution; the
ast War with England the War with Mex
leo, and the Indian Wars the late Civil
Important Events connected with the late
War; very many other Facts and Events
connected with American Politics, In fact
a ready, cheap and MOST COMPLETE BOOK
of American Public History. The best
lynnUn
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-30
FOR. ALL AGENTS

at home or travelling. Largest cash pay.
Outfit sent postpaid on receipt of 70 cents.
Secure territory at once. \ great success.
For circulars address THE BEVERLY CO.,
State and Jackson Sts., Chicago.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-08

A New York paper stats that since
the old fashioned modes of robbery BY
and 1arroters have givrr
|placs 10 the scientific barglaries Of moderu
days . dtmsnd has been created fo'
thieves implements. made with all ,hs
improvements ohtainabl. BY means oi
|OLr advanced mechanical science and
incr-as~d general facilities. The burg 'sra
|of .ur time and country can boast ot
havlsg - perfectly An,shed ico's 10 any
|Teputsblc workmen. The largest manu-
factories Of buTglsss' sools are In New
York, Phlla6eldhis and thu West. and
he MN who srs engaged iu the business
sr~ Fl stqseaety Of > class vho would
aeves Contemplate any dirsrs 6ssd II
sssos. The toOb arc made partly il os+
psses end partly IL another. no naker
sves lesnjng ese = o0mplsse toplensss
~ fAae 1t dssoO1sSy and sa,aerQuent
fsnaele A compless - of tooa nun,~rs
tee9y okeoML snd = .Woslh fsOan en- -
- - thae - nna1a1stn1egs ssssy -
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-08
A Way Up Petition.

Legal dOucuments are not alway dry
resding. Here is . part of Lincoln
Ky.. woman's recent petition for divorce
Dark clouds of discord began to love-
over the sky OF welded felicity and IT,.
minacioas lightning OF disunion began IL
d .rt it's lur,d flames .cross gloomy clouds
ct stramental blackness, obscurlng every
star of hope and happiness. whose re
splendent glory lllumined the dawn Of
the first few briti years of her welded
life; when che gave her hand and an un-
divided heart to the defendant, who. IN
! he sultry month of July. 1867. when, af
ter having been warmly and snugly win
tered in the fond embraces of her loving
arms, and closely nestled to heart thai
beat alone for the dtfendeot, he she wet
his base, black iogrstitude by abandoning
her bed aud board without cause what
ever, except the Unsuitable thirst for novel
". which is the graf predominant char
acter of defendants nature."
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-08
A Pa1atlal Hotel That Doe.
Not Pay.

From the San Francisco Chronicle.1
Senator William Sharon appeared mex
on the list He was assessed for:$2, 900,
200 on the Palace Hotel building. ans
desired reduction of 81. 600, ,O00. Tn,
Senator was sworn and stated that tn.
fSf seven OF rel eg6atH Hmno1ths o He could MOI
possibly sell it for $4,000, 900, and as /,
had been . great improvement to tht
city he considered that the assessment
should DC reduced. He was q very large
taxpayer. paying taxes on over $4,O00,'
600 worth of property. The hotel woule
not pay five per cent. per year on 81 900.
600. He added that he does not receive 3
dollar from the hotel.
MIR. E.rofher-What did it cost?
Senator Sharon-Well, it cost about
IS. 600. 0e0. but we had to pay SIC fol
brick which now sell for $11, AID We had
to go very deep for foundation.
The Senator was then excused, and q
discussion ensued upon the application
the msjority of the Supervisors presen,
teing in favor Of the reduction.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-08

At q school. . teschrr s.ked . newly
admitted scholar, Who male the glor,'
lous universe p Il don't know. sir.
Reaching for the rawhide, he asked again
more sternly, who made the gloriou.
universe! Almost crying. and loCki, G
|first Ut the teacher and then at the raw
hide, he answered: 'Please, sir. did It,
hut won't do it sgain.' The teacher is
said to have tainted. At sunday school
not long ago, . teacher asked pupil.
whom he had been giving lecture o.,
what makes you feel un
after you have done some
thing wr"ogi' MY fathers long lca,heI
strap, sir Z
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-08
Henry Watterson.
(Troy IN. Y.) Pr.ss7

One of the most gratifying results o.
the election In Kentucky on Monday l.
the almost unanimous election Of Mr.
Henry Watterson, the brilliant editor Of
the Courier journal, 10 represent his dis
sr,ct in Congress. Mr.. Wattsrson is ont
If the rising men of this country. HI
has great ability. and is Of that kindly,
,rsnk, social disposition that makes him
immensely popular wherever he il Anown
H. j. strong writer, . forcible speaker
. gentleman Of excellent executive ability,
and there 10 not position in the whole
r nge If Official ststion that Mr.. Waiter
son Is mot comDetent to ill, and which he
would not grace with learning, dignity.
wit, and unquestioned integrity. H. will
oe !. a.ier in Congress. AID Of the kind
which the s0u,h has much needed for
many years.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-08
DisjnfectinG Fluid

Dissolve two ounces of acetate OF leat
(sugar of lesd) in . common glass bottle
such a. Is used for wine, and add to It two
fluid ounces of strong nitric acid. Shak'
the mixture and it will be ready for use
A very small quantity Of it 10 sufficient t
remove all bad odors In any utensils Of
water closets. If room is not sweet, diI
cloths INTO the liqui.i. first adding ter
teaspconfuls of water to each tsaspo0nfu
Of It. suspend these cloths in various
parts Of the room, and its odor will soor
be removed. the delete1ous ard offensive
gases being Deutralised bv chemical action
This b . much better method of cleansing
apartments than famigatior, ~ that Il
uaually but the Substitution of one odol
for another, one must always remember
that fresh cir drawn directly through an
apartment, and plerty Of 1t too, is : fal
moro xeactive method than any other thai
nm b desired.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-08

The average age Of The 0;gnerS OF the
Declaration Of Independence ut the time
of signing was "a. The two youGest were
Thomas Lynch and Edward RutIedge, of
south Carolina, each aged - The Oldest
sas Stephen Hopkias, aged II. Two
wefe between the ages Of 30 and 50. six
een between 80 and 40. eighteen between
40 and so. 6vs between 80 and 90, three
netween % aud 70, and one between "a
and 50 One Was aged 30, three 20. tour
80, two GO, and one 20. Tw0d died h It'll.
thirty two moro died hetwsen that year
and 1900 Only six were living - 1873 ;
aud the last Survivor. lhasles Carroll, OF
Oarr0llton, died In l073,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-08

THE KINGS PICTURE.

The king from his council chamber
Came wary snd sore OF heart;
lie called for Ilff, the paint~r,
Aud spake to him thus apart:
am s'ckened Of faces ignobie,
Hypocrit.s. towards and knxvesl
shall shrink to their shrunken measure
Chief slave in realm Of slaves!
Paint ne a true mans picture,
Gracious an wise and good.
lowered with the str Myth of heroes,
i And the beauty of womanhood.
IL shall hang in my inrnost chamber,
That tbithtr when retire,
It may fill my soul with its grandeur.
Aud warm it with sacred fire."
So the artist painted the picture,
And il hung in the palace hall;
N-ver thing SO gooLly
Had garnished the stately wall.
rh- king with head uncovered
Gazeh on it with rspt delight,
Till u suddenly bore strangr meaning
Aud fled his quest ,oning sight.
For The form was his supplest courtier's,
Perfect in every limb;
Bu' the hearing was that Of the benc hmen
VIII" diled the fagons for him
The brow was . priests Who I.ondered
HIS parchments early ard lat;
rht eye "as wandering nlinetrrl's
Who sang 1T the palace gate.
The lips. half sad and hal, n,irthful.
With q fitting, trs:muIous grac.,
Were the very lips Ot woman
He hat kissed in the market place.
But the smile that their curves transfigured.
As rose with simmer Of dew,
W"s ID" smile Of the wHe who loved him.
Qaeen E'hrlyD, good and true.
Ther 'L.srn o Kin9!" said the artist
''ihis truth that thu picture tells,
How in every form IF The human
Some hint Of the highest dweIls;
How, >ca'n ming each living tempe
For the plare where The vail i. thin,
W. msy g'ther ~ beautiful glimpse,
The torn OF the god within"
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-08
Times Of Holding The Courts Of th(
Territory for the Year 1876.

The Supreme Court at its late session
fixed the time Of holding the court fOl
1876, making eOMe changes. as follows:
SUPREME COURT.
In'Ilelera first monday III January an(
Second NOM ~ in August.
FIRST DlsrRrcr-H. N. Blake. Judge
In Madison county, at Virginia City
End monday in March; second monday il
September.
IL GallAtin county. .t Bozrman. first
monday in May, 4,h monday in October.
In jefferson county, at Rad. rsburR. Isl
Tuesday in April; 4th Tu sday IN Sept.
SECOND DrsrRIcr-H. Knowles, Judge
In Deer Lodge county, at Deer Lodge
city. second monday IN April.
First monday in September. (fOr all
causes that can be tried without Jury.
except in cases where the parties consent
that q special venire may issue to try the
SAM.
First monday in December.
In Missou'a county. 1t MiseOula, fourth
monday In June; second monday in No.
YeIDber.
In Beaverhead county. at Bannaek, first
monday in June; second monday IN Oc.
tOber.
THIRD DISTRICT ID. 8. Wade, Judge.
10 Lewis and Clarke county, At Helena.
first monday in March; aist monday in
Nov. mbcr.
IL Meagher county, at Diamond City.
fourth monday in april; third monday
in October.
Mote limited Ststes Courts are held al
Virginia City. y rr Lodge and H-lera. nj
the times the Territorial District Courts
are held ut those places.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-08
County Officers.

J. s. Mcnutnllall Chairman Board Z. G
J. &. Men.!enhall.
Board of Co. co~'rs. ?: : &; & P%is; %,s:,,.,,
Probate Judgc--A. ID. Mcpherson.
Clerk and RccOrler-A. ]. MalIn.
Sheriff.Sllas lials,On.
Trcasurcr-J ID. McC amman
Superintendent Pub In.-F. L. Stone.
Surveyors. NJ. Reed.
Coroner j C. Swi'Zicr.
AssessOr-B. NJ. Dawes.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-08
WRIGHT K ALLEN. ProD'r,
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Federal and Territorial Officers


Govcrnor-Benj. F. Potts, Helena.
Secretary-J. +. Galloway, Helena.
Treasurcr-D. II. Weston, Helena.
Chief Justicc-D. s. Wade, Helena.
Associate Justiccs-H n Blake, Vir, ,inia
City, Hiram Knowles. Der Lodge
Us Dist. Att'y-M. G. Page, Helena.
Surveyor Gcneral-A. J. Smith, Helena
L. S. .MarsLal-Wm. /. Wheeler, Helena
Collector Int Rcv-T =. Fuller, Helena
Collector Customs-T. A. Cummings
Helena
US. Examining gSurgeons-Chas Mussig-
brod, Deer Lodge; Thos Reece, Helena.
Z. S. Com rs-John Potter, Hamilton.
BOZcman Land District-E. w. Wiintt,
Register; j. V. Bogert, Receiver: Bozcnan
Helena Land District-W. g. Child,
Register; II. NJ. Keyser. Receiver: Helena
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-08

They have queer way of QutetInG title
Ito land In dispute Ia Hiadostaa. Two
|holes are dug In the eontseeed pesmiaes'
10 4ach Of which ~ lawyers a. eithsl
side PIT . lee, which rensains there until
oas a ihea b ti1sd. q oomplaias sf b.
log sesag With issset4 ID which osss Nj
clioat & deteaisd, j shis eos'atsy b h
~ elleaes - thelsMyor, vae "puae NJ
|1eee r =.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-08

NJ. Diseaett takes soas ID Tie H0use
IT Lords. and 6is 6txdosd Northcois
falls hsir 10 biz positt0n - kader IN the
House. This vsstually ends Af. Oisrssli's
,ulitical career. Promotion r. The Ur
pes House hss mssns lnee Ut i0llur6cs
In the caas Of ssasiy ~ u l''sd<ss vh0
have - oseded hiss, ard h~ viii ec.ecrlv
b q sxcepsios. eir essoosd Ndgsa.
cote y = sbls Hnaas - : sam4y, -
asnaljo. WsslBss - hstgsse 80 -,
11GDt.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-08

A touching inc ident is reported from
Chattanooga An utter stranger called
upon . respectable farmer last week and
i ashetl him if his house had not bren rob-
bed during The war. Tht farm'r r+plie's
that II had. IL" said 'he stranRer.
was one of q marauding party that did
n. ItOok little silver iOcket. !" ''That
lOr ket, !" said the farmer, ''had been worn
BY my dear child" Here II II. /" replied
the stranger, vlsibly affected. Il am
rich. Let me make Testitutson. Hero sre
90 fos your little son." he gave the
farmer . 90 bill aud received go IN
ch ago He then wrunG the farmers
hand warmly aud lett. Tho farmer hes
dues dsisd hm ieass and loaded his sho.-
gun. The go bill was bad one.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-08

The society writer OF the Peoria Demo-
crat says of the distinguished custom Of
eating exclusively with the fork: 1.-THE
.shi0n originated with hotel servants,
because the securing of knives in these
vast caravsnsaries was the most serious
job Of the whole daily round of dutieA"
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-08

A lady who had been teaching her lit
tie four-year-old the elements of arith-
metic was astonished by his running and
propoundine The following problem:
I" Mamma, If you had three butsesflles.
and each butterfly had . bug in his ear.
how many butterflies would you havef'
The mother 10 still at work on the prob.
lem
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-08

From Parisian Letter Writer. !

A correspondent who lately saw the
Empress Eugenie says that she has broken
sadly iu the lest Year or two. aud has lost
nearly every vestige IF her beauty. She
has grown very stout, dyes her hair snd
covers her face with powder, while the
slight lameness which she used to dissim.
ulate so skillfully has become very sppar-
ent in her gait. Her stately bearing and
the noble csfriags Of her head and shoul-
ders are still very remarkable. She looks
like one accustomed to wear . crown. It
is significant fact that all the photo
graphs of her now offered for sale in tho
Partisan shops were taken two or three
years ago, so apparently she has not cared
to sit for any later ones. Her Majesty
must be somewhere in the neighborhood
If fifty, 90 that the decajcnce OF her
charms is scarcely to be wondered at.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-08

Little Alice was crying bitterly, and,
on being questioned. confessed to having
received slap from one of her plsyfel-
lows. ''You should have returned it,"
unw,sely said the quessioner. ''Oh. !
returned it before" /" said the little girl.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-08

Any excuse - better than none. 4
topper said no would be Temperance man
iu . minute If 1t wasd't for his wife.
He knows shed be lonesome II she bad
Mt something to jaw about and find fault
with.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-08

A Maine Universalist minister, adver.
tising for q lost pocket. book containing
IS, said: ''Thc person who has it knows
whose it IS, because my name is in 1t, and
if honest, will return 1t, If not. he will,
of course, keep it, and accept my advice
to use the money for the purchase of .
stool of repentance that is charged with
ignitible brimstODe,''
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-08

The Hersexovinian Joan of Arc, who
commands q regiment of cavalry. 10
named Miss Mercus. and is described %
''30 years of age, of diminutive stature.
dark. and not handsome. She is worth
$3.50. 900, and has squsndered Q fortune
Of which this Is only fragment in the
realization of romantic dreams
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-08

When . steady. well-bebaved yeuug
man Is seen shaking hands with pump,
and bidding it IN affectionale good night,
or saying, Poor Old Corbison Robscrew,"
there maybe . faint apprehens,on that he
has been ''takin9 something.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-08

Prof. Gross, Of Philadelphia, writing
about American progress IN surgery since
1870, expresses the opinion that surgeons
treat fractures and disiocations moro
scientifically than in other countries, and
makes substantially the same claim a. to
gen. ral affections Of the joints and smpu.
fafiOns
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-08

the New York Tribune says: "Great care
has to be taken in eating huck!eberries,
because nothing pleases ay so much -
to be mistaken for one, and, if he can b
baked in cake aud pass himself off on
the unwary q currant, he dies without
regret"
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-08

A hundred years ago when You called
ON girl she kissed you good. bye. Now
if you suggest anything of the sort. her
father calls you into the library and asks
you what you are worth. Are we . No
ti0n? And is this progressf
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-08
A Book Agent Nearly Hurt.

The La Crosse Leader. exulting In tn,
fancy that q book agent is well n,gl
tnvulnerab!s. declares that one recently
met with serious accident in the sub.
urbs Of La Crosse. He Was walking
|alook the railroad when q freight train
came along. The unfortunate man was
struck by the engine and knocked direct
ly across the track, some tifty-three cars
passing over him. He was then tumbled
down bank 800 feet high, Over stones
and stumps, and just as he got to the
edge OF the river no struck against spile
driver that was ct work, and, his head
laying on the top Of the pile for minute
or two, theponderous hammer descended.
him On the cheek, bruising his
face some what. The shock rolled him
into the nver just as an up.river packet
was passing, and, by some mishap, the
unfortunate man was entangled in one of
the wheels, and whirled round and round|
for IN hour aud half before lie was dis
and released. He was picted up|
nearly seoseless and removed to the cabin,
where bis wants were supplied. After
be had eaten q hearty meal he was an
preached by the captain. who asked:
. Is there anything you would like to
have?''
mo. no, replied the canvasser, ''there|
Q nothing but this"
"Wbat! what!" ej lculated the captain,
what is il p
The book agent smiled sweetly a. b.
subscription list and said:
'.Subscribe for that b.autiful book, en-
tiled, The Poisoned Gum Drop, or the
ANDY Woman's Revenge BY the author
#, Jones, TIE Button. Hole Maker"
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-08

Charlie. aged five years, has . brethes
|. few weeks old. Nelly, . little girl Of
nine years. meeting him asked If hs IVES
not glad to have q little brother to play
with. With shrug of his shoulders, he
replied:
''Plsy with2 He can't wash his own
face!'
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-08

The worst boy is supposed to live in
Richmond, Virginia. He directed q
coiored hay man to empty his two-ton
load IN the back yard of an old lady who
CIaisueu I0aE 1nO ola IoOy
was his m0therln-law. The load 0f hay
was emptied in her back yard. and when
the driver came to the front door to ask
the old lady tor bis pay she looked upon
him with visage like . thurder cloud
She called him IN impos or, and accused
him of imposing upon IN old and lonely
female. He showed her the load of hsy
10 her back yard. She told him to take
1t away. and remarked that darkies were
bigger fools now than ever. The darkcy
worked two hours. got his load back on
his art. aid soliloquised thus!y: Mig
gers is called fouls. Ib'lleve dey are in
yineral; but eff man or hoy eyer catch
dis h'y goin' out'n dis cart befo' de
ba kabi-ities is put do~n, den dis niger
gwine 'vaporate."
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-08

"Hark! I hear IN angel sing" sang .
young man in an outside township school
exhibition. mo. 'taint," shouted an
old farmer in one of the back seats. Its
only my old mule that's hitched outside"
The Young man broke down aud Quit
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-08
Took Her Husbands Part.

Disgustingly wicked as 4 fighting hui
band ara wife are, either one will reser
If third party takes sides against lll
other. Even in the ,ot1l absence of low
for each other, they insist on the exclusiv
right to abuse each other. In the tolbw
ing droll paragraph from early Ksntuck!
history, the Danvillc Advertiser relate
how one gallant man had occasion I,
repent of interfering in domestic squab
ble.
Capt. Jack Jewett, Robin Mosby and
Ben Bradshaw were travelling from V,r.
ginia to Kentucky on horseback. as the
mode ~as. Capt. Jewett was a large,
fine looking man. and fair specimen OF
'he sort of men that gave character to the
period that embraces the early history of
Kentucky. As the three rode along,
their atte, ton was attracted by angry
words that came from cabin on the road
side. Words were succeeded by blows,
when Capt. Jewett said
LET'S ride up and see what this fights
about"
They galloped up to the cabin, when.
10! it was man and his better half hav
ing a regular ''set-to," and she was get
ting the better half of it.
'.Ho)d my horse, said Jewctt, "and I
will teach hat man lessop he will never
forget.n
With blow of his fist, the man was
laid PROSTATE on the floor,
The wife look ell at her husbsnd . mo
,'ent, and then at Jewett, when rushing
back, she caught up large, long handled
trying pan. and, letting drive at Jewett's
head. the bottom went out and the r,mt
vent over his head and around his neck.
uch was the force Of the blow. All
'ff,rfs to get the remnant of the frying
4 from around Jewett's neck failing, bel
lsh to wear it for five miles on his road. |
vhcn file IN the hands of q blacksmith
el. ased him.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-08

One of the wealthisst farmers Of Due
lbuQue county, Ia. has been susd By hlo
daughter for 81, 900 damages for defamAe
too OF character.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-08

Whea you sss . man tryiLg to clean .
paper collar with piece Of rubber. you
can make up your mind that he bas been
hit By the hard times.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-08

Calico dresses aro now almost anivots
sally worn by hdiss in 1Astsan estiss:
end silk and fancy dresses ars rarely .