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Lectures on PhrenOlO Wv.

AS we went to press yesterday evening
Doctor Mcdonald was delivering the first
Of series Of lectures on the science of
Phrenology and kindred topics. We never
had the pleasure OF meeting Prof. McDon-
aid previous to this week, but have. never
theless. known tor years past, through the
field notes OF the american Institute of
Phrenology and the secular newspapers.
that he was one of the most successful
chronological lecturers and examiners in
the field. In Montana he has sustained his
unusually good reputation, his work in
Virginia City having received the most
f1attering endorsement of the Madisonian.
But OF the Doctors ability, both as a lee
turer and delineator of character, the peo-
pie of BozemaD will have ample opportun-
ity to Judge for themselves. Suffice it for
us to say that no science is of SO much val
ne TO mankind as that Of PhrenolOgy, I'M
folding as it does the manifold diveryities
Of human character. revealing the strong
and weak points. thus enabling man TO
make the most of one and guard against
lultlIcS VIAL HlSilt NC Cstuocu tHiouSh thC
other. BY its aid the natural talents of a
man are made known, thus enabling the
skiIlful phrenologist to tell in what posi-
tiGn in life he is capable of achieving the
greatest success. lis value in describing
the proper treatment and training of tur-
bulent. hayward or precocious children
can never be overestimated. We advise all
orr readers not to miss the opportunity of
hearing Doctor Mcdonald and judging for
themselves of the truth Of what we have
said on the subject.
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PERSONAL,

w. F. Redick, of Lewis. was in towr
this week.
Benz. Meyers and Walter V. Giannis:
are in town.
VIM. Claussen arrived iii town from
Saltwater Monday.
&C. +. Mckiernan, of Helena. was il
town several days this week.
! Mr.. Frost. of Washington Bar. passed
4 few days in town this week.
Nelson Story went to the Yellowstone
MonGay to look after his horses.
DR.. A: J. Hunter was in town this
week, and left for lis ranch yesterday.
j. ii. Aylesworth and q. w. Reese. of
Emf grant Gulch. were in town this week.
-Ainie y. Malin went to Emirrant on
business in 4 private conveyance on Sun
day last.
Charles Rich, a relative of our towns
man of the same name, arrived in town
from the East this week.
Allen Bailey of Benson's, was in town
last week. He left for home Sunday. He
reported the new steel rope ferry at his
place in running order.
Gen. Mason and Lin Mcfarland passed
through BoZeman Monday en- route to
Helena from the Yellowstone, where they
have been engaged in surveying for some
time past.
The mother, sister, and other ,latives
of our worthy tellow-tOTnsman Jerry
Matthews, arrived in town this week from
the East. having been passengers on the
Yellowstone.
Mrs. Allen, mother to J. w. Allen
our worthy Custer county correspondent,
passed through town last week en- route to
Sherman. where she intend, to reside with
her sons family.
Chris. J. Anderson. who lived in BoZc-
man a few years ago, is now in Red Bluff,
Cal. We received 4 programme and paper
4 few days since, from which we learn that
he took Il prominent part in the cantata of
Queen Esther. at Red Bluffs last month.
C. l.. Clark and L. b. Warfield arrived
in town fl ON the Yellowstone on Sunday.
Mrs. Clark and Eennie came with Them
At present Mr.. Clark and family are at the
Northern Pacific Hotel. but expect to get
into their house next week. The many
friends of Mrs. CLARK and Bonnie are glad
to see them home again.
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~N0>-
River News.

The steamer C.. X. Peck is en- route from
st. Louis to the headwaters of the Yellow
stone.
Beef cattle are being bought at San River,
Criyen to Benton, and shipped down tie
river on steamers to Bismarck.
The Coulson Line steamer, f. II. Durfee.
from Cincinnati, arrived at Benton on TIE
9th inst. with 455 tons of freight, the larg-
est cargo ever brought TO Benton by any
| one steamer.
The Red Cloud arrived at Benton on the
9th inst with lis passengers and Isl tons
of freight. Her freight for Eastern Mon
tana, consisted of 1850 pounds for K. +.
May, Bozeman.
Bismarck Tribune, 3lst ult.
The General Meade, OF the Wilder Line.
will arrive from below on Saturday. She
is loaded for the Yellowstone, adding some
to her bill of lading from this port.
The steamer Tiger arrived from Sioux
City on the 10th, heavily loaded tor Fort
Keogh. She is commanded by Captain
Savage, Messrs. Langley and Connolly,
pilots. She left Thursday morning.
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Montana Military Matters.

/ A small party of recruits for the I'll
Infantry companies ut Ellis reached there
under Lieut.. Douglas, last week.
Tic telegram which required the Vir
ginia city movement from Ellis also in
cluded the return from the Marias of the
Helena troops. This part of the ordc
was also suspended.
In view of the threatened Bannacl
troubles, the Cavalry force at Fort Eli
was last week ordered to the neighborhoot
Of Virginia city. One company had pre-
vionsly been ordered to Camp Baker, bu
the telegram making the transfer was sue.
ceeded by one suspending any movement
from Ellis for the present.
Capt. j. NJ. Wheelan and Lieut.. l.. ii
Jerome had reached Fort Custer with p
Cavalry recruits about the 9th inst. Both
officers are now daily expected Mt Fort
Ellis. and. upon the arrival there of Capt
Egan's company. Capt. Wheclan. Lieut.
McC lernand and Lieut.. Hamilton will pro-
coed with their companies to their new
station, Fort Custer.
-Rumors reach us that party of sixty
River Crows had become disaffectcd. and
in defiance of the orders of Gen. Miles.
moved up the Yellowstone. 1t is also re-
ported that the Crows have killed four
whites on the Big Horn. and that detach-
ment of troops from Custer bad been sent
TO the Agency to demand their surrender.
We can trace these reports 10 no positive
source. and do not ut present credit them.
Lieut.. Geo. II. Wright. 7ih Infantry.
has been relieved as Adjutant and Com
miSsary at Fort Ellis at his own request.
Lieut.. Wright has for 4 long time executed
the duties of these positions with great
credit. both to himself and the service. and
his retirement TO company duty is to be re-
GREETED. Capable. obl;ging and energetic.
he has proven himself peculiarly good
Adjutant-a position to which his ability
to regard the comfort Of Others without
regard to his own peculiarly fits him. We
regret his retirement.
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Log, Passenger List, etc. of the steam.
or YellOwst0ne.

The steamer Yellowstone left st. Louis
April 10th, for the head of navigation on
the Yellowstone river. Her officers are
A. Lamme, master; W. Ii. Bryan, clerk
Arch Bryan and John Stansbury, pilots
Hughie Mcguire, mate; n. Silbottom and
VIM. Dierking, engineers. Have handled
over 200 tons OF freight. Were delayed a
great deal by burning boilers, damaging
wheel, losing rudder, low water and a
heavy load. Since entering the Yellow
stone river we have found plenty of water,
but current very strong. Cordwood abun-
dant. Our passenger list is as follows:
Perry j. Toms, G. d. Newman, Charles
Rich. Bonnie Clark, Byron Vreeland. S. A.
Wheeler. Ii. p. Nixon, Frank Hill, ID. b.
Lucas, Geo. w. Mardis, ThOs. Matthews.
Franklin NJ. Weaver. VIM. Moore. Mrs.
Mary Moore. Thomas Simms, Mrs. c. L..
Clark, Mrs. II. ID. Craig, Mrs. S. l.. Eeary,
Hiss Ada l.. Beary. Mrs. Mary A. Mat
thews, Miss Nora Matthews, Miss BERTHE
NJ. Railey. Richard Matthews. w. L. Rus
sci, VIM. Mc1ugh, Aug. Nj. Kershner.
VIM. J. Kershner, Mrs. Kershner and fam
lily, Boston Starke, Mrs. Starke and family,
Stephen Harvey. Levy Wells, VIM. Olson,
o. f. Howard, VIM. Edwards.
Respectfully,
W. II. BRYAN, Clerk.
Sherman, June 8, 1873.
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Custer County Locals.
Local Editor.

J. w. ALLEN, Local Editor.
Al Harrison loaded the first merchandise
landed from the Yellowstone. bound for
BoZeman, being freight for c. l.. Clark.
Mrs. r. Il. Linn and two children arrived
on the General Rucker and are now ''at
home" with Bob in Pease Bottom. May
their future be one of success in every par
ticular.
Capt. r. G. Mason, Surveyor General,
and Lin Mcfarland. passed up Oh the
9Th, having completed the survey of the
standard line rs far as Miles City. The
prospect for having Pease Bottom section
lied this summer is good.
Messrs. Toms and Nixon brought from
Kentucky. per steamer Yellowstone. four
jacks and four jen lets. These animals are
the celebrated Black Warrior stock and are
in every Inspect fine animals. and will be Il
valuable acquisition to Montana. Mcssrs.
Toms and Nixon will leave Sherman for
BoIciitan with their stock on the l0th.
At the request OF his passengers, CAPTAIN
Lamft1e Of the steamer Yellowstone made
mand at Fort Buford, for arms and anm,l-
milton. Col. Uusten. while he had no all
tbority to let the arms 90 ont of military
control. solved the problem of supplying the
boat by detailing Il Sergeant to accompany
her. Passengers. officers and men all speak
highly of the Colonel.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-06-20

No CLINT Of the moonlight floats under the ma
pies,
To touch into rightness the brown of her hair,
And her eyes have grown dark with the miss of
the cleaning,
As alone at the tryst she is waiting him there
She dreams of his coming, but we, who are
wiser,
Know shadows may fall at the close of the
day;
NAV fall on the heart and grow deeper and
darker,
Till starlight, nor sunlight, can chase them
away.
And she, though so young, may be learning life e
lesson,
As her eyes shine with tears like the flowers in
dew;
The footsteps we love may our paths leave for
ever,
Fate bids them asunder, though their hearts
may be true.
Oh. weary of waiting, il soon will he ended,
This watching and list ming for those that are
late;
But only beyond, where the shadows are blended,
In glory that shines by the Radiant Gate.
Corinne, Utah. LgL L.
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$1,000 REWARD.

STRAYED FROM MEADOWS MILL, nea,
~ Bozep.an, April 18th, 1875, Two Horses;
one light gray and one dark bay. The gray horse
Il stranded on the left shoulder with a Spanish
brand resembling two is, the hind reversed.
The bay horse is branded with a . on the left
MP, and has monogram the left shoulder
one of the letters of which is X: has small
white spot on his forehead, and has n little white
on his right hind foot Both horses were shod
all around. Tea dollars will be given any per-
Son for The above horses (S5 for either one Of the
horses delivered AT Il Erunett's Bozeman, Mon
hna
.1-2m JAMES STONE.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-06-20

We have received a copy Of Delegate
Maginnis' speech on the reduction of the
army. Extracts from it will appear in our
next
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-06-20
4 Narve,lou.,y Rich QUART Lode.

Mr.. Mike Burns. who returned from
IrCn Rod last night. showed us one of the
finest specimens OF gold quartz that we
have seen for a long time. It was take
from Il lode discovered by Heiirs Beyirs
and John Williams. 1t is located about
one mile west of the Iron Rod bridge. and
is called the Gold Rod. The lode crops
out for l.3O0 feet. and has been uncovered
! for Il distance OF 400 feet. showing well
defined lode from six TO fifteen inches in
width. 'i'ie decomposed dirt also pays
enormousl.: MIR. Burns getting So in five
pans of ,.irt: The specimens mentioned
above ca;i be seen at his plac.. of business.
foot Of Broadway. We understand that
ty in few days and try to get hold of 4
bonanZa.-Mdepcndsnt
-o-.<>.-c>
Letter List.
Letters remaining uncalled for in the post Office
at BoZenian Gallatin County, Montana Terri
tory, June -, 1873.
Gould r NJ Luckey W
Gold W \. Co. l., Cd Cavalry
GultOn VIM Montgomery a l.
Howell Ill Nj Purviance j Y
Wheatley II IL
HELD FOR POSTAGE:
John J. Cable. Butte City. Montana.
Miss Galtha Cats, Nineyah, Affair Co..
Missouri
Pariies calling for any Of The above letters will
please say 'alvtrtse:l.''
j. II. TAYLOR, Postmaster
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So long as "Mont4na's veteran editor
and newspaper publisher lives to write
for his q paper it can never be truthfully
aid OF the Helena Herald, ''There is none
moor as to do it reverence" 1t is evil
de. -ly ..business before pleasure" with the
old man nowadays, and there is kind OF
metallic ring to the old veterans p,lffs
that's not to be lightly esteemed. Want
Of space and excessive modesty' forbid
further comment.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-06-20
Science and Amusement.

This Thursday evening. June Goth. DR..
McDonad will deliver another free lecture
upon Physical and Mental Culture. HUI
man Nature. and Phrenology. lie will
lecture upon similar themes during this
and a part of next week. at the Methodist
Episcopal Church. The Doctor has the
reputation of drawing large audiences and
rooms are at the Northern Pacific Hotel.
where he gives scientific chronological cx-
animation in relation to business adapta-
lion, etc. Also hygienic advice pertaining
to health.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-06-20

Sealed proposals. in duplicate, will be re-
ceived at Helena until II O'Clock noon
June 26th, 1873, for furnishing the fresh
beel on the block, required by the Subsist-
ence Department at the military camp on
the Marias river, near Fort Benton. NJ. r.,
during the twelve months commencing
July LIST: 1873.
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Crow Agency.

It's rumored that it was lately deter
mined to remove Agent Frost: but that
at the request of the Methodist Church
the order is suspended until an investiga-
ton of Frost's arrangement can be had
Wisconsin man may succeed him.
Capt. Browning. 9TH Infantry. proceeded
to the Agency on Tuesday to inspect beef
offered upon the existing contract.
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CONGRiTTLiTORY LETTER.
A Well.Desefted Testimonial to Gov
Potts from the Eastern s1e.
tfOpOliS of Montana.

On receiving Information of the reap
pUintment of his EXcellency. 3. F. Potts
for a third term as Governor OF Montana
the following congratuatory letter wat
circulated in town. which was signed By
nearly every prominent citizen. without
regard to party affiliations. and forwarded
to the Governor Oh Monday last. 1t re.
fleets, in unmistakable terms. the scnti-
ments of Eastern Montana, and, we believe
that Of large majority OF the people OF
the entire Territory:
To the Hon. B. F. Potts, Gore5uor of the
Territory Of Montana:
SIR: We. undersigned citizens of East
ern Montana, desire to congratulate you
upon your nomination to third term of
Governorship of this Territory. and to eN-
press the hope that you may be confirmed
and continue its executive.
We do so, not as partisans, but rs citi-
zens. and irrespective of party ties, tender
ing you our constant and hearty support.
We do so, believing you capable. and
irreprOachablc in character. and feeling
that the dignity and honor of your respon-
sble office has at no time suffered at your
hands. Your past record is sure guar
antee of your future honorable adminst,a-
ton. and we congratulate the Territory
upon the prospect of a continuance Of your
administration.
a citizen Of Montana, your permanent
interests located in it, her welfare your
welfare. we recognize in your re-app0Int-
ment direct concession to '.home rule"
and we again congratulate you and the
Territory.
With every hope for your success, we
remain.
Truly and respectfully.
Lester 9. Wilson Jos. ID. Chestnut
Thomas Lewis VIM. w. Anderson
John 3. Eogert Nelson Story
Peter Koch $. A. Bostwick
l.. j. p. Morrill, Geo. W. Monroe
X. =. Vivion W. +. Sloan
Geo. Wakefield John Craig
Nelson Cat'ih Daniel MaNey
NJ. l.. Strasburger l.. Sperling
$. Basinski j. V. Booert
Speith & krug Frank Harper
j. w. Ponsford T.. 3. Ellis
I. b. Mulvaney Davis Wilson
Thos. Shirley Elias Sperling
and over 30 other prominent citizens ut
BoZcman and vicinity.
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We are now receiving, and will continue to
receive during the season of 1873, by express,
fancy goods, consisting in part of Ladies'
feady-made suits and Underwear, Parasols, lat
est styles of Bows, Ties, Ruchings, &c; Fancy
back Combs, silk and Linen Handkerchicfs,
Unit Shawls, Embroderics, Laces, etc, etc
In great variety and at prices cheaper than ever
before. Worsted Fringe in all desirable shades
also lot Of new Spring S'yle' Prints jus; re-
ceived. ELLIS 4 DAVIS.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-06-20

Ponsford's Billiard Hall is furnished with new
Tai5les-and is separate from the saloon.
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FIREWORKS!
At j. BaSinSki'S.

Potts, OF Montana, appears to be ia
vorite. President Hayes has just nominat-
cd him for another term rs Governor OF
the Territory of which he has been SO
long the chief executive. AS Potts is
above the average Of Territorial Cover
nors, we congratulate the people OF Mon
tana.-,SaH Lake Herald. June Is.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-06-20

G. j. Batclielder. of Chico, is in town.
While here he has had made a tin pipe over
300 feet long. lie will use it 20 draw inn
pure air from his mine in Emigrant Gulch.
Mining lite just seems to agree with Batch,
for he is as hale. hearty and jovial us it is
possible for man to be.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-06-20

Within ten years liyht-draft, fast and
roomy steamboats, will take Montana and
Dakota cattle down the Missouri to New
Orleans TO be reshipped TO England
wheat also, and don't you forget it.-Bts-
slq,'ck TyikugP
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The Miner is sill trying to sir Butte up
to protection from fire. It's no use. a
town always has to be burnt down, at ten
or a hundred times the cost of prevention,
before it will waken up and meet the de-
mand.-NeU North- Vest
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The Avant Courier.

ADVERTISING RATES
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JUST RECEIVED
4 LARGE STOCK OF
CHOICE CKEWI G TOBACCO
At Basinski's.


Having decided to close out all my goods
with the exception of liquors and tobacco,
parties will find it to their advantage to
examine my stock fgoods before purchas-
Ing elsewhere. +. BRUNETT.
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\ train consisting of forty wagon loads
of emigrants are on the way from Mis-
souri, to Gallatin Valley. where they intend
locating. They are coming via the Black
Hills.
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DIED.

1875, Mr.. William W. d, aged Il years.
The deceased was the father of Hon. Samuel
Word, OF Virginia City, and brother OF Mrs
John p. Bruce, Of Bozeman.
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ARRIVAL OF TIE GENERAL RUCKEI AT
SHERMAN.

ARRIVAL OF TIE GENERAL RUCKEI At
SHERMAN.
The steamer General Rucker arrived at
Sherman on the evening OF the 9TH inst
and uni loaded the freight taken from the
steamer Y Yellowstone. The following is a
list of the officers of the General Fucker
Capt. J, w. jacobs; Clerk, John A. Dales;
Pilots, Alex. Carey and Noel; Mate, Abra-
ham Bailey: Engineers. Benjamin Chester
and Samuel Ballard. The Rucker left Du-
recruits for the End Cavalry and 9th Infan-
try. about Is tons Of Government freight
and also priv:te freight for Miles City and
Fort keOgh. Received so tons from the
steamer Yellowstone at keogh to tighten
her up; left her hard aground above Fort
kccgh; made the trip from keogh to She ::
man inside Of three days. proving that the
Rucker is one Of the tleetest and best adapt
ed boats for the Yellowstone river in the
trade. The General Rucker is one of the
new boats built by w. J. Kountz for the
Yellowstone river. is 2i0 feet long and will
carry COO tons. She will run on the river
during the season, and passengers will be
well cared for. their comfort being assured
by gcn:lemanly officers who have the will
and the means at their command to make
everything pleasant. She will leave to-day
(Stl) for ButO,d. and will make regular
trips about every ten days between the
two points, and her snug cabin will be a
great inducement to the passenger travel
llp and down the river.
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Sherman, June 8, 1873.
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Is. MOrscs train arrived from Helen
this week with dry goods. ETC., for Stras-
burger 4 Sperling. They are the first
goods Of the season, and came up the Mis-
souri, river
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Local Matters.
Religious Services.
PRESBYTERIAN,

Hereafter. there will be service every Sabbath
morning and evening, with the exception of the
evening Of the fourth sabbath Of each MONTH in
the Episcopal Church.
PRAYER and conference meeting every Wednes-
Any AT .:3op m. in Episcopal Church
e. l.. RICHARDS, Acting Pastor.
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Fred Grant is on tour Of inspection.
He will inspect affairs at Fort Hall and in
quire into the grievances of the Bannack
Indians, after which he will proceed to
Montana and inspect affairs at her military
posts
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Cows for Sale.

W +. Redick, Lewis, Montana, has a few
blOCded cows, with calves at side, which he viii
sell for from SIS to $lOO each 2-i.
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Sandwiches.

a new sign. ''Hardware." adorns the tin
shop and hardware store of Geo. r. Mich
olss
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HplD Wanted.

We want help to run saws ard planning mill
and help 10 shop work; also build a carpenter
shop and barn.
1nMJINSnN SnNS
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Buy two and a half yards of cloth and hav
your pants made, to tit, by
THOMAS CODY, the Tailor,
next door 10 Stra .bnrger { Sperling I32-tf
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NEW TODAY.

Many persons suppose this list 10 be composed
of CHEAP, low-prced newspapers. I he tact is
quite otherwise. The Catalogue states exactly
what the papers are When the name OF Il paper
is printed in FULL FACE lPE il is in every
instance the BEST PAPER in the place. When
printed in CAPITALS it is the ONLY paper in
the place When printed in roman let,er, it is
neither The best nor the only paper, but is usual
~ very good one, Notwithstanding. The list
gives the population Of every town and the crcu-
iaIion of every paper. IL il not Il cooperative
list IT Is NOT \ CHEAP LIST At the foot
of the Catalogue for each state the important
towns which are no. covered b.: the list are emu
mera:cd. II Is AN HONEST LIST. The rates
charged fer advertising are barely one-iifth the
publishers schedule. The price for one inch
four weeks in The entire list is $3.50. The regular
rate, of The paper for the same space and time
So, 1876 - The list Include, so newspapers,
of which los are ISSUED DAILY and 800 " EEK
I.Y. They are located in - different cities and
towns: of y are state capitals :2s places of over
), $50 population, and iH county sets. Lists sen:
on applics ion Address GEO. =. R0WEiI.
CO.'S NEW iPER ADV ERTlNG BUREAU,
10 Spruce st U'linting House So J \. Y.
1-oi l.m1
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-06-20

THE BEST Straight kentucky Whiskys Will
always be found at Headquarters.
MOUNTS Il HERENDEEN, Proprietors
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~ Parties knowing themselves indebted to
me, will please call and settle their accounts i'm
medately. r. BRUNETT