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Tamsgno's %. 90 Jag.

EEbnt ut th1li
Signor Tamagno enjoys life: no n
can deny that. A man who al enfold a
5000 jag in his warm, passionate em-
brace and rock IL to sleep, mother, rock il
I o sleep, is unquestionably a good one OF
his kind. Mr.. Tambagno could not sleep
so he woke i'm tine dead watches Of the
night and went out to accumulate a large,
Alpine, Italian jag, with wild goat horns
and pine boughs sticking out OF the sides
of il.
While an audience grieved because he
did not appear Mr.. Hiram g.. Tomagno,
esd, was engaged with acommon, rough
work brush. giving the town a crimson
hue with a border OF deep vcrmilion.
The signor wandered about town, put.
ting i'm these artistic touches up until the
show was over, and then-not just sub
sequcntly then, but kind Of indefinitely as
to hours after he returned to his repose.
American mixed thinks i'm the stomach
Of n stranger Italian had created havoc
for a time. II cost Tamagno 5000 To
break his engagement, and considerable
more through the night with a s~atisfact-
DRY intermcnt of dull ear hut IL was
worth il, tn him.
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STATE oF NosTAsA.
COUNTY oF bEfK IDTssE, :

January q, lsD.
To Y. q. Brown, sadie J. Brown and Charles
Du hey;
You are hereby notified that W. have expended
one hundred dollars In assessment work In labor
and improvements upon the Annie Glover quartz
lode, IN order Ia hOld said premises under the
provisions ~ section 2,y2l, Revised statute ~ 1.-THE
United states, being the amount required t0 hold
thu sam" Tor the year ending p'-'smhsr Jist,
1879 And II within ninety days from the first
publication ~ this notice YOU fail or refuse "a
UIutriutr your pfotJrtion 90 such expenditure
Is cuuW urIs your iuter.st In said claim Will be-
com" HE property VI the subscribers under said
ssstiou 2yA2L
lHlgHrd' y. - EkSrATT,
Buttr CITY, Mo tana
JOHS HAkTZ,
Anaconda, Montana
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NOTICE TO CO-OWNER.
STATE pF MONTANA,
COUNTY nF DEER IODgr,
.sINaaaEg ~ a

STATE ~ MONTANA,
touNTN ~ DEER IoDgF,
February n, isO.
10 Thomas Cown.
You are hereby notified that We have expended
sIoD In assessment work In labor and Improve.
insnts upon III" Mc,ilynn quartz lode In the orc
Emo Mining District. North Fork 81 thr Dry I ct
ton wood, In order IL hold said premises under
the provisions ~ section aga. krSisrd Statnt. Of
the Iuitrd states, being the amount required Ia
hold the SANE for the year ending D,reinb.r 81,
issl. And N within ninety days from the Lrst
publication " this notice you fail or refuse u
contribute yoilf proportion Of such expenditure
AS oowneT your interest ia said clam Will be-.
come the property Of the subscribers under said
sassion 2,39A.
.Signcdl
THOMAS =. DUFFY,
PATRICK g. RDDS
First luhlished February llh ixU.
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LEGAL.
OTICE TO CO-OWNER.
STATE oF MONTANA,
COUNTY 90 DTFR LpIssE, }

STATE oF MONTANA,
COUNTY 90 DTER LDISE, :
January Z, lrs.
To Frank q. Brown; You are hereby notified
that ! have expended for the years Isss aud isS,,
each, one hundred dollars In assessment work
on the BONANZA quartz l1l. mining clalm,
lying In an uD~organlz.d district Ia Deer IGaig,'
county, and located November 10. iss7. And II
within ninety days from the FIRST publication of
this notice you fail 10 contribute your proper.
ton of such expenditure as rp+uwneT Your inter.
cst In said claim viii become the property 81 the
Undersigned under section ? .32i, Revised Statutes
81 the United States.
tsign.dl LOUIS SClIOIN.
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Only ALTERNATING.

From the Chicago Times.
Wife: "He has lain in this comatose
condition for weeks
Friend: 'Is there nothing that will
bring him around?"
"Nothing but"
"But what"
"The opening of the base ball season"
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Trials OF q Medical Man.

From the New York Tribune.
Physician shaking his head -My
friend, I can do nothing more for you.
Patient (alarmedl-Why, What is the
matter, doctor?
Physician lgloomilyl-fou don't need
any more medicine. o have quite re-
covered.
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Puts His Foot In II.

From the Chicago Times.
Miss Teehcc FISHING for Il complimentJ
"Do you think ] am so very old"
Mr.. laundering ,anxious To please
'No, indeed! You are not half 50 old as
you look"
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From the Chicago Times.
"why do you nave such homcly old
maids in the tableaux "!asked a visitor at
the entertainment.
"Thcy are members of the board Of
managers and they crowd MS out" poutcd
a pretty young miss.
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The Only Alternative.

From the Chicago Times.
Acquaintance: $50 YOU have deter
mined to marry"?'
Girl of the Period sadly "les; ] see
nothing else before me-"
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

NOTICE II hereby given that the hooks fnT NJ
' criNing subscriptions Ia the capital stock of
the Metropolitan Electric Railway company will
hr Opened ON "Wednesday, III" I'D day OF April,
i>sE, ut the hour ~ Jo'ciosk n. M, at thu hank
ing house 81 HoEr, Hrnwnlr, 4 10, In the city IL
Butte aud state ot Montana.
Dated this 18th day II March, iSS.
WILLIAM l.. Hngt,
tHNRtt~S -. WNRREN,
fRNN'I- T., S~NE.E,NT,
MALONE ". ESow NLFE,
EruR',f ". DICKINSON.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
O'LEARY

n OLEARY
Attorney and Counselor at Law. Practices In
li Of the state and United States courts. Col
bottoms promptly made. Special attention gwen
b Mining and Probate Law
Onice: ROOMS 3 and iMATTlE BLOCK,
Corner Of First and Oak streets,
lnaconda, Montana.
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CHEAP ADVERTISEMENTS.

A
c,HFhp ADVERTISEMENTS
oiiLhi
~ - -, -.
nord sach imssrfion t; special rates on oomirdd.
for dssnite uerisis. No ddr,rtise iR.nt dcrsptod
lof ts tnan % @h..
--
FOR SALE--REAL ESTATE.
EOR sALR-One lot, corner of second and
II Cherry streets. with three dwellings: rents
for S62; price, sS.0p. Fitzfatrick q Strickfadden.
y1op s.Ip nna ,a,.. .n, l., 40, s.,,h Main
II street; price. 81 800. FitzPalrick & strick.
fadden.
pSnp SAT- n.. .na a.. h.,t ,.,. 9Th ,hr,..
+ dw.llinas. on S,r"nd' near Chestnut; rents
for ~, 90: price. sI,00. fitzPatrick q strick-
faddcn.
V>op s,Ip I'm. ,u,.,,,, ,,u,.nin,, an birch
i near seventh; rents for SIS; price, si,oS.
Fitzlatrick& strickfadden.
- =.
k"pt sAif-Iwo dwrillngs on th.s,nu'' nsaf
iatrick q sirirkfaJdrn ~" ' "
."''.H
L>oR sALE-one dwelling on Second, near 10
taJdan P""'' s-'"" '"N'"'"" " '"""
NOR Al.f,p dwelling Will hNc rooms and
iocus %ne Es m% 'sM op s sgo" n;ic c"r ss,,n Fitii.nt.
rI,l = S,,i.ra,d,i.n 49, P"N' N" ~
kWli dwelling with |. rooms, on
serrnu n"tMsvh Mapir AM him' Pr'''
Si,"". rnh'ahiich q H'tifhiiuu'h.
moi, SAIR-pp. corner lot nm Cedar and
II Fourth. with /, dwellings. rents Ior So;
price, sy.Gn, FiDPatrirk q Slrickfadden,
EoR SAI.E-One vacant lot ON Fourth street.
.~,n, 49,,
k'oH nnLInlme na,ra,n.h.o t's,aui"nn' "n
=, r,nni s,ts.h rrhis i"r s''' price, s.'"''
T1np y.IV n,. ~, ~, pi.., -. y.,.,,,
III. w. na ~ ~ NV .'',mnn,,
on, nn. na,,, n,',, !" III, r',r,.i N
Si,icr faJdan INV S'''" ="
T>oR SALE 1lr,, LOIS an S,.c,nJ ,,r,,t he-
II tween Incilst and Hickory with n a-stnry brick.
~ rooms Rents Tor s.,o n month Prize, siotsS
r'Aia.rph@ n''lcN,'o''n.
NOR SALE-Onr troom brick dwelling on
II Second street between Locust and Hickory.
.,6ss-,.1. rnA ..,"h -
tNoR SALE One house with . rooms, cabin,
j and ] stable Third street between Cedar and
rick & StrickfadJcu'
Y,n, S,ip n,. 1900. L,u,i,. -, vi.s,
tom sahGwone vsors 9uiinns ON rna
ss0. Price S9,sO. Fitllatrick a Strickfaddril.
UNoR SuE-pn. Arn,n dw.lIin, b,t a.
i Mamie and Fin. Prize. si.Sg Ftlpatrick
a Strickfadden.
NOR SA~LE-5room dwelling on Locust be-
i tween Third and Fourth street. fricc sl,5n.
Fitzlatrick 4 Strickfaddcn
ENoR SAlE..Ih" Planters hotel on First and
Cherry. East terms. FhLfatrick a strick'
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Advertisements under this head one cont par
irord each i~sssrtioa !; special rdfsS on c~ufrdcs
for definite periods. No ddr,rtise mont dcsspfod
for icxs than IS cents.
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LEGAL.
NOTiCE OF MEETINGS.

TIE annual meeting of Schooi District No.
ten ti0', Deer Lodge county. for the sl.stion
~ onr 10 trustee will I've hsld on saturday.
April NH tah. Iss,. az the Dist 10 ~rhopl Eou.r.
The polls viii he OPEN between the hours Of two
t2l aud six 10 J.. M.
Iat'-l March 18th. isp.
W. VI. THORNTON.
ID. ID. wALkEli,
". REDMOND.
Trustees.
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NOTICE OF

NOTICE IL hereby given that an election will be
~ held in the city ~ Anaconda on Monday. the
itth day ~ April, istH. by the qualified electors II
said lefty, for the purI-p>. of rlecting a mayor, one
alderman from the Third ward, Wee William
Scta, alderman. resigned, one from the Fourth
ward. Vice James Z. puigley, alderman. removed
fnntn city. The mayor and said aldermen Ia h.
elected for one year ending on the fr>t Monday
IN May. lSal, The places in the several wards AT
which said election viii he held arr ~ follows:
First ward Anaconda House, corner Front and
Cherry streets.
Sccind ward obi skating rink building. First
street.
Third ward -Frrnch hall.
Fourth ward Mi>ncT's paint shop, Front
street, west.
The polls ut such rlr,tinn shall lc OPENED II :
urlock In the forenoon and continue oIrn until u
O'rlHrk Ia the afternoon ~ the same day.
by order NJ ia" City council.
\. x. BDARMAN,
'ity Clerk II the ,tty II Anaconda.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

"AN1Eb- Partner. with two Ia Ave thou
W sahd dollars, In good paying established
business. Address. Box l, : Standard office. Butte.
lNoR SAlE-The Chicago House, 25NSi feet,
u on Front street ia block I. lot >. with All
furniture IN good condition. reason for sale
owners III health. For terms call on q, Hsrnier.
lnlI
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II" RENT I'm" Groom hard finished dwelling
with water In the ionsr, un Fourth street
between ,sk and Cherry streets. Fitzpatrick 4
Strirkfadden.
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1No RFNT-Two brick storrrooms nn East
Il First street each $40. Malan 4 linsley.
'l>O RENT-Trn rooms IN the upper sior, ~
Davidson brick building. fitLl.itrick y
Strickfaddcn.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-01-09


The Commissioner and orphans Couri
arc TO meet next Tuesday.
The Farmers Alliance meesing Tuesday
last was largely attended.
II q. Medley has been appointed poet-
master atI'iEey Point, this county.
The Lennardiown farmers Alliance viii
meet Saturday, afternoon, Jan. II. 1890.
Nj. Roach Abel, formerly ofthis village,
Ia reported quite sick Al hls washing,on
home
Hon. Barnes Compton has placed n M.
der obligations ior interesting Public Docu.
menls
Mr. Henry Williams has mace appilea,
ton to have lhe name a shefe-buiii s.cam.
e., Theodore woens, changed d ast Ma.
ry'ae
our csicelnpi contemporary ole Poyi
Tobacco 1isaos has put In new font d
hreyioF sype-an evidence 81 prosperity
which we ars pleaaei % sec.
In The recent quarterly distribution o.
The school tax. payable 90 and aflar She
lo,h instant, 81 Agrys viii receive, ler
white schools, s90807 for The colonel
si,i4se0.
Af.or January 10, tho address u The Da.
VT Sewing Machine Co. will be Dayton,
Ohio, where they have laseiy crested lhe
finest sewing machine factory IN tho Unit.
cd States.
Thus Or the Maryland Legislature liz.
done but little save affecting an organiaa.
ton A democratic caucus or nominees
for State Treasurer end Police Commit
sioner was held Wednesday night
Buy the January number Of BeIfom's
Magazine and read Hon. Jefferson Davif
article On Southern War Prisons and his
Autobiography Address. The Bedford 60.
1922 4. 18Th Strict, New York City.
Mr. Z. EccIes,on Graves, n this district,
was complimenied BY The Republican eau.
Gus BY being chosen one Of The nominees
M Engro#ing Clerk. Ezelcsion was, d
course, showed under by party vote
The Independent Il authority Tor lho
statement that Cobb Point Light House han
been completed aud, upon recommends
ton Of Mr. Compton, the Light House
Board have appointed Baltimore man
keeper
Recently, Judge Crane was thrown ffom
his buggy aud his leg severely spralned4
The Judge was driving out accompanied
by his con. Spencer when hls horse b..
came frightened and nm or Spencer was
not hurt
Tie steamer Tygert has made two trips
70 Leonardlown wharf She Is trig little
propeller aud among her officers Ia our old
friend Billy Watts The Tygert Il 10 call
here Mondays and Thursdays snd leave
Tuesdays and Fridays at 7 o'clock, d. m.
Tho Charles county papers report that
the Lothair mail route project is failure.
Reason The railroad viii not establlsh a
station at the above mentioned point. II
is limited that Mr.. Sam Cox prevented the
scheme from going through In shemeap-
time our mails are day behind hand, a
rich mans interest will be served, and, lii
the words Of celebrated dnancier, s'the
public be d. especially the ST Mary'p
pqblie
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-01-09

The Brittan's Neck Farmers Club met
Dec 2oth at Mr. John G. cryer's house.
Present, Mr. j. T. Abel, Yates Mattlpgly.
Davis, Payne, J. Clyde Abel, J. q. CIycr,
]. Sam spalding and w A. Hammond.
Mr. John i. Cromwell was elected an
honary and Mr. j. Perry Abel an active
member. Mr. Stephen Alvey and Mr..
Cornelius j. Alvey we're proposed tof mem.
bership.
Report Of Committed Of Inspection was
submitted as follows
We find many substantial improvements
on the farm wheat looking well, barns
and buildings neat and in good order and
all presenting neat appearance.
The question Of farm stock was then Ia
ken up and discussed The president being
first called upon expressed theopinion that
sheep properly handled undoubtedly pay
best, and next TO them thehog. Hethoughl
1t beet to sell the pigs al SIX OF eightweel
old in preference TO raising them up &c
pork. Mr.. Payne aud others agreed with
Mr.. Abell
Mr. Cryer thought stock was the onl5
real profit to the farmer. 1t was theunan
imous opinion Of the Club that IN view O
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b. a. HAnnls.


From our Iagu5eT Correspaadentl
The ladies' Of this section certainly de-
serve credit for their endeavors Ia. soliciting
and obtaining sid COR charitable purposes.
The supper which came Of at Woodlawn
a few nights ago for ihe benodio 81 the Epis-
copal church, d downtown was success
In every particular.
The new disease la Grippe, 20 cay lhe
doctors hiss made lie appearance and Q
number Of persons are suffering In consc.
qucncc 81 II Entire families arc rendered
unfit for work as Il leaves ilg victims In a
debIlitated condition
The roads, Il gives Us pleasure 70 state
have been repaired IN tho worst places aud
travelling is consequently more soothing g
the nerves.
Vegetables, such as cabbage, iurnips, etc,
are scarce and the prices for The same are
correspondingly high
A large wharf raj gnawod ahoic through
The stern Of The schooner Mary Ella, com
mauded by Capt Richard Wood, and tie
timely discovery Of The aperture saved the
boat from going to the bottom as che was
being heavily loaded with oysiers,
Frogs occasionally cfoak and geraniums
are in bloom. Strange weather % DO sure
for the season,
Vim Lee Clarke, son Of Mr. Henry Clay
Clarke, has succeeded in procuring lucra.
tive position in Midland, Mo.
The colored members Of st. Michael's
Church held festival ii BENZ Biscoe's
house recently Il was well attended and
enjoyed BY all. We have been informed
that II was quite a financial success.
Miss Lucy Pembroke, Of Huntsville,
Ala, Is visiting her parents IN Tick Neck.
Thieves ii their nocturnal vieits find a
hard road 70 travel in some neighborboods
as the peculisr music Of cit" as they pass
by causes them much uneasiness 81 mind
and--wsll, q singing sensation in the ex-
tensors and ilexofa 81 the legs
MI samuel L. Rawlegh hes entirely re-
covered and be is now occupied IN erecting
spacious and comfortable dwelling for
Summer boardeTs. RALYAT.
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the uncertainty Of crops, bad seasons and
tie extreme low price Of produce. the only
real profit to tue farmer now was strict a.
tention 70 small things, such as poultry
eggs. butter, lambs, pigs, &c.
The Club decided that Devon cattle are
the best suited TO our section and purposes
At ita next meeting action Will be taken to
secure the same. At the suggestion q Mr.
w. A. Hammond the subject Of the State
Farmers Alliance will be considered a
our next meeting.
A vote Of thanks was rendered Mr.. and
Mrs. Cryer for their kind and courteous
reception Of the Club after which the Club
adjourned, to meet at Mr.. ], Clyde Abell's
the second Thursday Of January. Messrs
Hammond, cryer and spalding were ap-
pointed inspection committee
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-01-09


Messrs. Editors The aIIop" given by
the Cadets of Charlotte Hall School on FRI
day evening, Dec goth, proved 70 be the
most enjoyable affair Of the season. Lieut..
George T. Medley, as Master Of Ceremonies,
with Captain II, NJ. Bowen and r. Y Pal
iner, Sergeant Luther 0add, Lieut.. }. p.
Blackstone, Adjutant w. II Reeves and
Messrs w b. Walker and John Bond,
formed the efficient corps ofmanagers.
Strctest order was maintained by armed
sentinels stationed on either side Of The
door. About twelve o'clock the guests
were invited % the Stewards IIouFe.
,-pere they parsaok Of a tempting and Aule
slanliaI rcpsst, served under INC supefYis-
ion Or Mrs. Il. r Isriscoe and Mrs Addle
Harrison. This idea was conceded BY all
b he a decided Improvement on The old
acake and lemonade for those who
had some distance to drive Il was . great
advantage. The manly forms ofthe hand.
some cadets, many ofwhom We're ID foil
uniform, with the insignia Of their rank,
in contrast with the more delicate grace Of
the fair sex. arrayed In various styles Of
evening dress, made an attractive picture
As they glided past to the strains Of excel
lent music furnished by the Bryanlown
Band
Lieut. Medley deserves great credit for
the skin he displayed IN his management
his efforts were undoubtedly crowned with
complete aucccss and sci us hore that lie
enjoyed the fruits Of bis labor aa much as
did the apprcciaiive guests.
aCoNvTyAr
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-01-09

Monday last, Justice 10 F. Morgan is
sued awIitfor the arreatof Fred. Laurence,
charged with breaking into the store Of Err
nest Mattingly, Brittan's Neck, With the
intention TO commita felony. When Sher-
if Wathen went 70 serve the writ, i is re-
ported that he was told by Captain I,au-
renee, the boys father, that if the'lad had
been at home the sheriff should not have
taken him. The Sheriff searched the house
but to no purposeand Sunday night young
Laurence, is said, to have gone 10 the East
ern Shore
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-01-09

The Southern Maryland Railroad CO.
has sustained heavy loss IN The burning
Of its engine.house at Brandywine, Prince
Georges county, which took place on
Tuesday, December 81, 1889. The build
ing was totally destroyed and the contents,
which consisted Of two locomotives and
other valuable. machinery, were inrepara-
bly, injured The origin Of the fire is not
known. The loss Is estimated at $4,000,
upon which it is rumored there Is no in
surance.- Times.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-01-09

The party at MooIe's on Friday night
last was in every respect success and re-
fleets great credit upon the young ladies
who had The affair in charge. Among the
outsiders present were, Misses Abel and
Cough and the Misses Turner, Of Medley's
Neck Miss De and White Burch, Of
Milcstown; Misses Cole, Shadrich and In
gram, Pincy Point; Miss Mamie and Mel
lie Dorsey aud Miss Susie Herbert, St
Clements Bay, and Mrs. May Cryer, Of
Brittan's Neck; Messrs. Ingram, Guyther,
Medley, Cough, Greenwich, Dorsey, Blak-
istone, Dillahay, William and samuel Pal
rner and Edward and Oscar Cryer and
John Parsons and Page Edmunds