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Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-08
Notice County Convention.

On Saturday oct. nth there will
be Il convention for Montgomery
rounty, held in the Circuit court
room in GAINESVILLE at II O'Clock II B..
m, To nominate two legislative can
didates on the prohibition ticket. 1t
Is desired that every voting precinct
In the county he represented by at
least two delegates. Prohibiti0nists
all over the county are requested to
meet together and select delegates.
by order Of the central committee.
II. c. MERRITT, chairman.
W. IL. RUDOLPH,
G.. G.. WILSON,
b. u. HOWARD,
w. ID. TURNKEY,
B. G.. HATTLER.
Fresh oysters i'm any style at
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-08

Ruggies Mt rock bott,m prices at
the Standard Wagon Co.. III Third
street. Come and see us.
ocl I'm, w2t.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-08

Sugar-cured hams, dried beef and
reak fast bacon at Adams n Neblrtts
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-08

f.. Y. Harrison represents The Ne"
Vn.k ITn,ierNriier-' Agency and oilers
nr.t class fire insurance. sep,2I Nv
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-08

To the Voters of the Twelfth District.
| hereby announce myself candi-
date for the office of magistrate Ia I'LL
out the uneXpred term of &. ID. Baily
resigned. X. LEDBETrER.
SpD9,te
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-08

Fresh oysters in any style at
Michel a Roth's. s3,d-tf
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-08

M better insurance than the New
York Underwriters, represented 10y
T.. V. Harrison. sep,27 div
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-08
for Infants and Children.

"Castor:a is well adapted to children that 1
recommend itassuperior to any prescription
Known to ,so" II. A. ARcHER, N, D.,
Ill So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-04-24

say Is, that ous kind Of highaaag zo5-
bey IS as bad az another. The only
difference is that The Commissioners
are sheltered under the wings Of tho
law by this method, but beiors God
and man they are guilty Of wrong
doing and have no right % iucrezsa
our tax rate il order 70 pay their fol-
lowers for party work they have %
right to take money ont Of tho county
treasury which strictly speaking
should come out Of their own pockets.
To think Of it,
$50 Supervisors q $3.50 per day SIZE.
$50 hands q 800 per day, $50
Every one knows that il il ! rara
thing for Supervisor 70 employ more
than three hands, for the longer Il
takes to do the work The more inonsY
10 pocket for supervision Let da
hope that the Commissioners may re-
consider their action IA regard TO ihe
appointment of Supervisors ana r..
duce the numbss b that she money
appropriated may be spent % The
roads ana not b given a. brides %
heeless. GlnEs +. DgEK.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-04-24
MovpAY, April 2lss.


Mary Clinton, now al lie lyingsln
hospital of she Maryland Unigersity.
is charged with murdgring her gifl
baby, 20 hours old,
Coiton waste valued Al $4,000 wa
desiroyed by FIRE At 81 Enaor street
The Jury 10 decide on ihe condsm.
daiion % land taken 10 years AKA Ny
the B. and o. from the Canton CONF
papy gave a verdict Of SOS, 600 fOF tho
Canton Company
State Treasurer Brown haa made i
demand on Stevenson Archer for the
State securities 10 b. delivered o.
Wednesday.
Mas Alkaline WelshosEeg. aged 80
years died from 4 broken neck 81 her
home % Cumberland street.
An unknown man waa fonnd hAue.
ing 90 ! tree d Willow Springs
A sale of $500 bales of cotton wes
made Al single sFausaclion FIR Bal
iimore manufacturing consumption.
II Is thought the republican RS.
pramma for partisan legislation BIZ
Congress will be defeated by the aem
ocrmtio Senator'S who have il III thtss
power 10 block Objectionable meaAt
ures
The President Is said ID havs az.
cided upon w +. Airey, for United
Slates marshal for Maryland.
A general society 81 the Sons 81 The
Revolution was oresnized ia Wash.
ineton. With Hon. John Lee Carroll.
Of Maryland. as president.
Henry T. Green, colored was acci.
dentaIly killed BY 4 Baltimore aud
Potomac train 10 Washington.
The schooner W. II. Brina6eld.
from Great Wieomico to Baltimore.
was sunk off Point No Point, aud four
man, all colored, drowned.
A ballot reform bin has been al.
vised which will pass The New York
Legislature and receive the signature
Of Gov. Hill.
Gen. Daniel +. Siokles, sheriff 81
New York, IL spoken Of as the demo
! cratic candidate for the United States
Senate to succeed Mr.. Evarts.
BY order Of Gov. John B. Gordon
Of Georgia, general commander Of khe
United Confederate Veterans, theirs
will be held ia Chattanooga, Tenn, 1
general reunion Of all .Confederatel
On July 8, 4 and next
w. Fl. Pope, teller Of the Louis
vile (Ky.) City National Bank, VIII
abseonded with S70,000Aof The bank
fuads, has been arrested a. Lamy
New Mexico.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-04-24

Gov. jackson has finally announced
his determination not to sign The re-
assessment bill. The Governor stated
that he took the bill with 4 strong
desire TO sign it, but liz provisions and
methods were 80 Objectionable that be
finally determined not to approve ii.
A very strong pressure, BY petitions
aud delegations, was brought to bear
against the bill, and one Of the strong
points made was the probable adop-
ton Of the proposed Constitutional
Amendment two years hence, which
might require q new assessment.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-04-24
'Ehg Southern Maryland DgV8l
ODaGHt Company Of Charles
C0lliT, Maryland.
Diilcefa
President, JOHN q. CHAPMAN. .
Vice President, Z. A. l. C0NTEE.
q G. G. Ian AST l1f.
Seer larry, J. q. HOWARD
Trcaairef, 4. A. WrI II xxx
Commissioners
JOHN g. LANG,
SAMtL K NEAVE,
JAS. r. MATTHEW'S,

The attention Of Land Owners, and those
having control ~ cure of landed estatee, "
invited ID The ffeilities offered for The sale
Of real properties by The establishment Of
ne Spushefn Maryland Development Com
Iif75 D0fnpGry Is mainly composed of
resident land owners. who, combining epH
erey and capital ii a stock corporations
have organized and equipped 4 real estate
Office and general agency for the develop
menf and sale o. bands throughout the
counties of Prince Georges. Charles. Cal
Yets aud ST. Mays
PeNA0ns deaif0na 81 having their lands
plar ia the market during the season Of
lBlv. shonld without delay sepd iothe
Company i description pf The lands, cor
fect name 0f owners, (if iiushand and wife
81 ia1el The pn1ber Of acras, quality, Alt
uallpn af0a ard kind il timber, farm inn
preyallenis, etc. and The Invest cash price
ioF which sale may he made. A blank
infns furnished by the Company lorsach
1h Company WIN then examine the
PROV ", and, q aceeptai and piaccd IN.
dcf untfact, Nil provide all necessary
deke lions for rublieaslnn IN their forth.
coia s. display list 81 lie Lands and Re.
tevYe cf eoHfasrN Mttrylandn A des-
Grip oa viii als. be placed on The Office
book u sales AMI Ia she hands ~ the tom.
pans agents ID ihe several taies
The Com terms 81 sale will be In
vAfiahiy Al slskll bH agreed upon, and Ia
ordry case win 10 conditioned upon The
lullisl9ent Il is contract undertakings
Where a moderate cash price Is stated, the
Company Will charge no commission
agalast such price; the lowest net price
oni5 will sherrtore be given
1ne principal and buslpess Office Of The
Company Il, "a the present. located q
0Oxs STATION CbarEa 0oaniy. M
Business Communications should be sent
70 thnf Office, addressed 10
JOHN G. LANG. Eag'y Gommr.
March e0-ifE
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-04-24
A LITTER FROM CAPT. GEO. THOMAS.

We reprint from our last issue the
letter Of Captain George Thomas 10
answer to the charge recently made
against him by the Enterprise The
reason for the republication will be
apparent upon reading the last para
graph and noting that in many Of our
last papers the italicised words were
omitted and the sense Of the serteoce
thereby completely changed. The
omission was our fault. The words be-
ing plainly written ii the copy fur-
nished by Capt, Thomas. When our
mistake was discovered we AZ once
corrected the forms and, on Thursday,
our junior editor took corrected
copy Of the paper TO the Enterprise
Office and gave it to Mr.. y. B. Abel,
at the same time stating why the pa.
per was brought.
The supposition 10 the local in last
Enterprise that the BEAcoN's junior
editor had called the attention 81
Captain Thomas TO the comment upon
him, has moi the merest grain Of truth
for tie foundation and was, apparent
", written in a spirit Of spite which
preclueed it's author from troubling
himself about such everyday things as
facts EDS. BEACON.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-04-24
MArrApANY, April u. 1890.

Messrs. Editors In a recent issue
OF the Enterprise the statement is
made that "the colored school inter-
ests lost under previous mismanage-
ment 80, 1888 Similar statements
/ have heretofore heard have been
made by members Of the present
School Board regarding my adminis-
tration Of the School funds. desire,
then, through your columns to deny
absolutely that there ever was the
slightest foundation Or justification for
such charge.
From an early period Of my con-
nection with the School Board, kept
the colored Fund strictly BY itself.
having separate check books and bank
books for the two funds. Not only
was no part Of the colored Fund lost
under my administration, but ] never
at any time used one dollar Of the
colored school funds for any other
purpose than for the legitimate ex
penses Of the colored schools, and
when I gave up the books. the bank
book Of the colored fund showed that
the exact amount due that fund stood
to Ito credit in bank.
This is intended as an absolute de-
NAL Of the existence Of single ele.
ment of truth in the reference Iquote,
SO far as il relates to me, and as q de-
NAL in toto Of the charges that have
been made from time to time, and
which have only indirectly reached
me, that used the colored fund 70
meet the expenses Of the white schools.
With those who know me, my sim.
pie statement will suffice toeet this
Islander at rest. Ifthere are any who
slesire confrmatory evidence Of tie
uttfr reckhssncss Of The charge, ny
bank-booka. HANGED over ID NY sue.
cessor check-booka and other evil
dences Of like character may b con
suited. Gro. THOMAS.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-04-24

Stevenson Archer isno longer treas
.,.arar- Of Maryland He was removed
1.-THE 18th instant. BY Governor Jack.
son and Mr.. Edwin H Brown. Of
Queen Anne's County named as bis
successor. The investigation Of the
late treasurer s wrong-doipg continues,
Mr.. Archer will be tried for enibez-
element. As previously stated, he
has been under arrest. but few daya
since was admitted to bail.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-04-24

The Democrats carried the second
elections in Rhode Island, thereby ae-
curing majority Of the Legislatures
aid the election Of q Democratic Gov
ernor and other State officers. In adj
dtion the Legislature elects sheritfa
Of the counties and clerks Of the
courts, and the Democrats will be IN
complete control Of the State.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-04-24
NEWS N BRIEF



Baltimore capitalists have eubscrib
cd nearly half tie capital Of the South
Bound Construction Company recens*
y organized 10 build Southern rail.
ways.
Alfred ". Hinton was senl 70 The
House of Correction for two yeAss for
embezziement.
The grand jury Of Baltimore Will
probably take action against * Treas
ufy Archer for embezzlement.
Ms. Richard X. Perkins coffee ii.
porter, died al his home, 54S Carroll
ton avenue.
The Chssapeske ard Ohio Canal ~
ceivers on their journey yesterdAy
from Hancock 10 Williansport found
the banks Of tie waterway IL much
better condition than they bad anti.
cipalsd.
The three VermiIIion boys. sum.
moned to Upper Marlboro on bopch
warrant 10 testify In regard 10 tie
lynohing Of their brother, have diaap-
peared.
A dispatch from Quebec aaya thai
an American syndicate hiss putchaeed
controlling interest Ia al tie bind.
ing twipe factories Ia Canada, except
one in Ontario,
Tbs President u considering Tie
appointments for United States als0f
aey and United States marshal lof
Maryland. and " expected "a au
nounce his decision ID 4 few dafe
An effort will BE made 10 sscara
the release of Judge Kinknld. who
shot a. CoueremGan TAuIbsp, On ~
ground that imfisonmsat i nhAsief
inR bis health.
Hon. George D Wise viii ANNOUNCES
bimself a. candidate Tor fenoninA.
ton for Congress 10 the Richmphd
(va) district.
Marcies tqnealrian statue q Gen
Robeft y. Lee was shipped HON
Hayse April ~
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-04-24

TIE new oyster law forbids the TAX
ing Of oysters less than two and a-half
inches in length from the bars or nat.
nral beds. And the oysters must be
eulled on the bars or beds from which
they are taken. We have received d
certified copy Of the law and will
publish it in our next paper.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-04-24

BucxLnN's AnNroA SAnvN The best
Salye in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores,
Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever Sores letter,
Chapped Hands, Chllhiains. Cofns and AK
Skin Eruplions, and positively cnres Piles,
Or no pAy required. II II guafantead 10
give perfect satisfaction or money setunde /.
Price 70 cents PEI box Eueleps SssEe
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-04-24
LEO W. D. GRAVES,
CoMTRACTO AND BUILDER,

desiring d inform his many friends
and the public eFSt. Mary aud adjoining
snnnglea thas. being aslclated milll an Al
cEiierl Library and fufnishod With the a.
ttat designs, that he Il prepared 10 execute
an orders entrusted b hEx care under The
nest 81 deaigna Of workmanship Salts
fact Il guaranteed and rfleea and terms %
suit all Thankiul III past lavors be sol:
clls 4 continuation # Same. Drafting and
estimates frc0 u charge. Posiolii1e ed
drss Holly xoesl, S.. siafy's county, Nd.
Mag 19 ~ssik
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-04-24

In the Circuit Court for ST. Mary's county,
sitting as Court Of Equity
No 706 N u
Ordered this 9th day Of April. 1890 that
The saics made and reported BY Robt, Or
Combs aud B, harris Caniaiief, Trustees,
in the above case, be ratified and confirmed
unlcss cause b the contrary be shown on
OF before tho list Monday Ii May, 1890,
provided copy ii this order be published
ID the St Mary'a BEACON once d week for
three successive weeks prior 10 the said LIST
Monday 81 May
The report states that the property sold
for &lOl2.o6.
j. FRANK FORD, Clerk,
True Copy TEST
]. FRANK FORD, Clerk
April 10-Swz
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-04-24
DIED

II ne.liam Nsnk On March m. 1890.
WlLisrAks AfAITIN0f !. spn ofthe I4tc
aiksoh MetilHHly. ID ihe 15ih gear d his
age lilo wAA 4 duslfaI aoa, loving hua.
band and kInd Asissf Every one monrne
he los6
f0Id lha reiaS cloaAiy Bb0ns sAn Mili firm.
Pres ne cold llle ieYe's klse sstnnot wsTlns
1'cafA fall lIkf rim "a Ala beAnkIf1l hcad,
Ford hfa1lS W. WeEplue~our Willie y
daad ~ MS WIFE
Died Il hef f1irnee % Patuxent river.
% shc iefh snssnl. Mrs. EI.INABE III
ICE kllEAs widow ~ She lalg hichard IL.
lseelef. aaeA 81 ythfs
z None kaeN hef Assl ~ Lore nef,
Nome naniba hte Bui y pfAisA#
"a Washinasos ely, 80 tic sosh q
March ult. JOHN AETCiIl SON, III
Ne 10Th yetr of ble ags
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-04-24

~
GEN'L COMMISSION MERCHANTS
lof tic sala Of Tobacco. Grain Fruits, Veg.
csahlea and all ether kinds ofcurs gpsnenfs|
Also. deaiers In High Grade Fertilizers,
Fine Ground Animal Bone, Dissolved :.
O.. Peruvian Gunno, Kalnit, Sr We also
farnlah supplies ior house and ntlls -
lowest rates 70 cara and boat llee a. dFayr
agc. ConaIgnmenla solicited and pEoapt
sales and quick returns guaranteed LIB
eynl advances matte On cinaiEnmefIie Our
method 81 doing business viii be open 70
Investigation OE shosa iningesle AMI VA cs-
pecIAliy Invlte the attention. u Farmers,
Farmers Cllibs and others, D. eise ns FAIR
tllaI and so think yon viii ntd Il y your
Interest % deal with ia Mf LEO II.
HAYDEN viii haye charge of inspection
end sale ~ tobacco and soliclts the can-
slgnsnsnis Of his friends and tho public gen.
GE0. ~. MILLER, .ggsmf.
April iT-tfi
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-04-24
MOTIcE 70 cREpToRs.


Orphans Curt 81 Ht MaFy's County. sos..
April ~. 1854
fgniefed " Dr. Cpnit That i Marshall
Deaf. aamIAlelmlof III MaIlism n Hlak
lsiena. 40 N w Mary euatg Nd. 90
caaaad. rive tse nptIco y1Quift3 IS la@ 10
fhn deeeaAe thmAslufa ~ exhibit sl0ig
claims sud pai sAo SAND ~ Published
nnea Mae& ~ 81 aneeeBsye ssseks ~
TIE ~ Mary BRACES
Test JkMns II NJ nALBF,
Register ~ III lUr St AEnry cpuasly.
NOTICE.
III pafaaAfel Nf me alu9u oFaet. here
~ give nosiea lhel / haxn obtained ffosn
ne OrpAans ourt ~ II Mary c0aniF,
Maryland lrtitfNM administration % ms
personal estate q Nllliam 4. Blakisl1nf,
late ~ sald c0,tssy, derrasea Ail Eogfunh
having eaaalmi 1RalnA ito aid deceased
Az hereby n9sflims n pkllihil ne same
With she proper voucher AlleGhHi thereto
n he taIacfI hn II lalore tae 25fh day
nf Oct 169p. hhey will otherwise bs Law
" excluded sfei|i she benefits ~ ne lAitl
estate Az Iersoim indebted b lhe do.
noaaeA afh rsslnSteA d make Immediate
laement Il al subscriber
5.lMARsakLL DENT.
Administrator
Aul.l 444e
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-04-24
Notice 70 Debtor.

Tie taxpayers Of the lst Election Dis.
lriCs are notified ID come forward and set
tia Of once. otherwise taxes will NO c0sIeo.
tod according IL law.
JOHN a. RICHARDSON
Collector
Anil Afr
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-04-24
Miss I'M. 81 sPALpINc

ii inet nom Baltimore with 4 beautiful IA.
s0rtInent oflatestyles Ladies and Misses
plush. felt and straw hafs, with a variety
OF ribbons. yeIyeis and feathers: aIso new
shaded, ladies dress goods. notione, cakes,
candies, 30. Thankful % my friends lor
past encouragement, solicit d conlinu.
ance 81 SANG
NJ a. elsALDINC
Nos HILL
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-04-24

Subscribe "a ire BlsA cor. Oaly
Que Dollar pA year.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-04-24
10 +. MORGAN

Insurance .agent ~ Broker,
LEoHAgDTuws Nd.
Repf enta ne following first Glass Conn
panies with combined assets IL twelve mil
lion of dollars, And has facilities for placing
large lines 81 insurance on tho most favor
able terms IN hamn OF foreign companies.
Royal Efrs Insurance III L6nsrpo0l,
JpaGeysDlfA EHfg, ~ Nase York,
London, Liuerpoci u Glebs. Fire,
Mutual EnagWmsnf Asaessnsnt er l}altlmors
In,
Nep Tcnt Mugu0s lie,
Isnneeficst hatual III
Jnn 10, s2-Yf
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-04-24
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,

IN Gloves, Half Hose, Ties, Scarls, Sus.
penslsrs, Megin0, Gauze and All.Wopi
Underwear.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1890-06-28
The Day of Big Things.

There is a notable tendency in Industrial
enterprises in recent times not only to con-
centrate capital into large concerns, but
to have structures and machinery of the
largest possible kind. and to drive it with
extreme rapidity. This is pro-eminently
the day of big things, using the word in its
ordinary sense to mean large, massive,
heavy and bulky. Ocean steamships are
growing larger and more powerful. Loco
motives, cars, railway tracks, bridges, are
all made heavier. Blast furnaces have in
creased in size and their output has in
creased enormously, SO that a product of
800 tons q day is no more uncommon than
n of 800 tons a'week was twenty years
ago. A Bessemer steel works has recently
made the record of $4,000 tons Of steel in
n month. Open hearth furnaces are
now erected with a capacityo Of 80 tons, or
three times tho capacity q those Of ten
years ago. In rolling millythe Same prog
ress has been shown Aplate was rolled
in Pittsburg 80 inches widepys5 feet long,
e inch thick, weighing I, 4s0 pounds.-En-
cheering and Mining Journal.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1890-06-28
STATE NE VS..
The artesian we'll at the asylum at
jamestown has reached a depth of l,OOO

The ~artesian we'll at the asylum at
jamestown has reached a depth of LOU
feet.
Twenty special police will be put on in
Fargo the night the circus arrives. II is
said there are a hard lot Of hangers-on.
A South Dakota girl has struck it
rich. Miss Rosa Blake Keeling of Alb
erdeen has married Stilson Hutchins, the
successful Washington journalist.
Senators Pierce and Casey and Con-
gresham Hansbrougl chippediiu 800
each to the Fargo fremen's tournament
fund and the state officers 1926 each.
Edgeley Mail: The precipitation of
rain during the recent heavy ram was
greater, by actual measurement, than tho
total rainfall of the preceding thirteen
months.
On the land belonging to the state
asylum at jamestown there are about 250
acres of oats, barley and other grain, oil
looking we'll. A herd of blooded stockis
to be added to the farm.
The methodist college committee has
adjourned to meet at Grand Forks Aug
ust IL, when, it is expected, the definite
location of the college will be secured.
It is said Larimore's bid is the highest
thus far.
The jamestown Alert says that Car
rington & Casey have in crop this year
$500 acres of wheat, 800 acres of flax, 50O
acres of oats, 200 acres of barley and 100
acres of millet. This is the largest crop
they ever put in and they have the finest
prospects they have ever had.
G. P. Smith, in jamestown Alert: For
forty years | have never seen the price
of butter as low as it is at present. If
the creamery could get along without
losing I would give my time for the next
three months rather than to see the price
of cream cut. We nave been obliged to
reduce the price at the creamery two
cents per gauge. The bottom has fallen
clear out of the market. Iowa aud Min
nesota are full of creameries. The whole
country seems to have gone into butter
making. The best fancy brands are
only worth thirteen cents after being
brought to market.
Travelling man. in Wahpeton Globe:
Say, but those Fargo fellows are hot over
those land office appointments. They
damn the delegation, and they damn the
governor, and they damn the appointees.
It does seem rather tough that Fargo
men should always be put in the hole,
but they put themselves there. Gearey
and Capehart are both good men, but
the two factions of the party were divided
on those men, and neither would submit
to the others appointment. The talk is
now that Governor Miller will not be a
candidate for senator this winter, and
that in recommending Davis appoint
to understand that he the governor)
in the legislature this winter for senator.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1890-06-28
A WESTERN CRACKER TRUST.
A Western Association Formed to Figh
the New York Biscuit Company

A Western Association Formed to Fight
the New York Biscuit Company
CHICAGO, June 12.-An afternoon pa
per says a rival Of the cracker trust,
otherwise known as the New York Bis
cult company, has been formed in the
west. The biscuit company, having
gobbled up eastern cracker bakeries,
cam here and bought out the Kennedy
biscuit company, but failed in its ne
gotiations with another large concern,
the Dake bakery. Then the trust de-
clared wal and the Dake bakery people,
in self-defense, retaliated by organizing
q combination among western cracker
manufacturers. AS far as could be
learned to-day there are about seven
large western concerns that have formed
an association to fight the eastern fell
lows. The western combine is yet. me-
gotiating with other firms. The war
promises to be q bitter one, because there
are large profits in the cracker business
and q sharp reduction in prices is pre-
dicfad. So