Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-09-12
PUBLISHERS ANNOUNCEMENT.
The Price Of the Courier fleduce[ to
$3.50 per Annum.

In order to place the AWAIT COURIER
within the reach of all, and enable our pat
rons TO send the paper to their friends and
acquaintances East, we have decided TO
make a most liberal reduction to all cash
subscribers. THREE DOLLARS AND FIFTY
CENTS. in .advaucc. will pay for the CoU-
RIER for one year. Five dollars will pay
for the COURIER and any one Of the leading
eastern papers published, when s,bscrip-
ton price does not exceed two dollars. We
thus otter two papers for the price of one
less, even. than the subscription price of
several OF our Territorial papers.
The AvANT COURIER is the pioneer. and
the largest paper ever published in Eastern
Montana, and, at present. is the only news
paper published in that section of the Ter
ritory that has been titly termed . the gar
den of Montana viz: the Gallatih and
Yellowstone Valleys, the two largest val
leys in The Territory. Under its present
management. the steady increase to its sub
scription list demonstrates, beyond doubt.
that it is constantly growing in popular
favor, and the liberal advertising patronage
it receives, while BEING one of the best
guarantees u success. proves that the pa
per is read extensively and thus made val
able to advertisers. We therefore take this
opportunity Of returning thanks for the
ment we have received, and desire to show
our appreciation OF the same by giving our
patrons the benefit Of our present ind pros
pective success
IL IS oar purpose, eventually, to work
up the business of the COURIER. cs-
pecially the subscription portion, TO Il cash
OASIS, believing that it will be for the best
Interests of our subscribers as well as our
selves TO do SO. Onr reduced rates to cash
subscribers must commend themselves to
all who study economy. or know the value |
OF money. TIE price is certainly low; so
low that no resident of this section Of the |
Territory can afford to lie without the pa-
per-so low, that were the patronage divi-
ded between two or more papers, there
would be no margin for us, but, with a
clear field, we push forward, giving our
patrons the benefit of our good fortune:
with faith in the appreciation and good
Judgement of the people, as well as in the
development and future greatness of East !
ern Montana. d
1t is our intention to make the Cou- a
RIER the peoples paper by continuing it a
on its course. untrammeled by political I
ties, outspoken On all subjects of pubic in t
terest, fearless and truthful in the discuss v
ION OF all the important questions of the n
LAY. 1t will continie to hold the position "
mat the material advancement. worth and el
prosperity of this, the fairest portion of d
is of paramount importance TO Z
Ill the political issues or sqlmbbles that can fo
possibly be raised B
a military telegraph line is now be- vi
nS erected that will connect Bozeman %
ilrectly with M! the commercial and polit- til
cai centres Of the world, and it is our pur Oh
'ose, If possible, to secure the very latest an
e"s by telegraph from all points of the 70
'orld, thus making the COURIER, in all re- I'M
)ects, as it is now conceded to be i'm MANY.
Re very best and most desirable newspa- pr
cr in Montana. we
In our efforts to make the COURIER a am
od.wholesome, and reliable newspaper fro
lie OF which the people of Eastern Mon to
m VIII have reason to be proud. we ask sui
ir friends TO continue their patronage and the
Sistance by subscribing and paying tor co,
paper; by sending COPY to some to
end or acquaintance East; by contribu- sun
y articles of interest and all items of civ
VS. to its columns; by Il continuation Of or
eral advertising patronage, and. in job he
'rk,by giving the preference to the rhome of
nting Office. cou
'einS the first newspaper in the Ter able
Try 10 make wholesale reduction in MOI
'scrip'ion rates, and that without solicit his
ion on the part Of the public, or neces- to h
on our part, we confidently rely on an sim,
'leciative and a discerning public for Ban
success to which, in any sense, we II
Y be entitled acti,