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Saint Mary's beacon., 1891-01-22
Death Of DR.. Yanderford.

DIR. Julien ]. Vanderford, SON of Hon.
Henry Vanderford, of Westminster, and
brother of the proprietors of the Demo.
cratic AdUocdte, died at Stuttgart, Germa-
ny, on January 9th of rheumatic fever.
He was born in Baltimore and was taken
10 Elkton when two and a-half years of
age, where he grew to manhood, and stud
led dentistry under under DR.. B. J. Bing,
now Of Paris, France. DR.. Vanderford
graduated at the Pennsylvania College of
Dental Surgery and practiced his profcs.
sion at Middletown and Delaware City,
Del, and in Philadelphia, where he be-
clme demonstratnr of operative dentistry.
In 1877 he went TO Germany, spending
neatly two years in Frankfort; then he
went to Stuttgart, where he has resided
ever since. He leaves a widow, who was
Miss Smithurst, and one daughter, nearly
ten years of age. His age was forty five
neutrality-suspicious. Baltimore Sun.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1891-01-22

Dissolution and co-Paztnsrship.
DR.. A. Jack Spalding and Chas. Combs
have dissolved CO partnership and Drs.
Combs and John T. Spalding have become
partners. DIR. Jack has ever stood in the fore
ofhis profession in this section and his pros.
pective retirement from practice viii be the
cause Of sincere regret TO many. No man
OF our community ever stood higher as o
physician and citizen than DR.. Jack.
The new firm is composed Of physicians of
enviable reputation and parties In need of
medical attention can secure the best of il
at their hands.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1891-01-22

A farm Of - ~ scses, 80 arabic and III,
balance in timber, situate near Oakley, al
district, on Canoe Greek. A new dweilin,
In good order. Convenient TO churches
wharyes, stores and school. Apply to
ROBERT +. LONG,
Oakley, St Mary's county, or
10. +. MORGAN,
Attorney, Leonardtown, Nd.
Aug 1-tfl
Saint Mary's beacon., 1891-01-22
What AiIs Youi

If you have sudden darting pains in the
joints or muscles, and it returns every time
You get cold, and appears in new places
without leaving any of the old ones. the
best thing to do is 10 send five dollars to
the Drummond Medicine Co., 1850 Mai
den Lane, New York, for bottle of DR..
Drummond's Lightning Remedy for Rheu-
mstism. 1t will cure you. Be wise in
time, and do not be fooled with anything
else. ryou have got the above symptoms
You have got the Rheumatism, and If the
druggist tells you the truth he viii say DR..
Drummond's Remedy il the only known
cure.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1891-01-22
saint Nialll's Deacon.
Alliance Meetings.

Alliance Meetings.
There viii be meeting Of the Chaptico
Alliance, January cath. at o'clock, .. m.
s. b. HAYDEN, Sec.
The Leonardtown sub-AIsiance win
meet Saturday, January Gath, at Q O'Clock,
p. N.
There will be meeting Of the Mechan.
icsvilIe Farmers Alliance, Saturday, Jan
uary cath. If not fair, Monday 26th.
Jos. A. TuRsER, Pres.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1891-01-22
Special Notice.

| have on hand four Sewing Machines
which will sell for the actual cost of man
ufacturing them. The room / use for ma
chimes will be used for other purposes after
January /, 1891, hence this special offer.
The machines are perfect, but must ne
sold before January /, 1891, as will have
no room for them after that date and will
not handle them at all.
+. %. MORGAN.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1891-01-22
FARMS FOR SALE.


Farm Of 500 acres, fertile, good build.
ings, situate about IL miles from Oakville
and four miles from steamboat wharf.
Good state Of cultivation. Price ~. .o00
Terms easy.
Farm 10 acres, good buildings. fine soil
and well improved. Suitable for trucking.
Price Sl.50c. Near St Joseph's Church.
Terms easy.
Farm $50 acres on Brittan's Bay oppo-
site Leonaritown. Under high state
improvement All necessary outbuildings,
Fine place for fruit Price 600. Terms
easy.
Farm 40 acres on ST. Clements Bay.
Fine two-story dwelling. New. Suitable
for cultivation of fruit Beautiful view.
Price 5000. Apply 10
A small farm, II miles South Of Chapt;co,
At Cross Roads. Two miles from steam
boat wharf ~ acres. Common Improve
ments. Good stand for business-mercan-
tile or mechanical Suitable for fruit
Price, $500. Terms easy.
Small tract Of land on tributary of St
Clements Bay. Good dwelling. About
8 acres. Good for trucking. Price $3.50.
Jo. F. MORGAN. Attorney
Aug 22-tf1 Leonardtown. Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1891-01-22

Insurance .Aee7st d Broker.
LEoNARDyowM xp.
Represents the following First Glass Con.
panies with combined assets OF twelve mil.
lion Of dollars, and has facilities for placing
large lines of insurance on the most favor
able terms in home or foreign cQmpani&.
Royal Fire LnsEroacs Q| LiccrpoL
Watsrtoson Fire, Of Nep Fork,
London, Linevpoot q Gle6e, Hire,
Mutual Endosomsat 4ssessmens Of BaltSm0sA
Lys,
New York Mutual Life,
C6nnscticut Nutsal Life.
Jan 10. 62-yt
Saint Mary's beacon., 1891-01-22
Accidents,

Accidents.
Sunday last, Mrs. Mary Blair, of Miles
town district, in passing irom the house to
the kitchen, slipped off the steps and fell,
sustaining fracture of the right arm about
three inches below the shoulder. DR..
Blackstone reduced the fracture. Mrs.
Blair is the mother Of Mr.. James T. Blair
aud is 81 years old. We hope that she
MiEs spe1ifiiffy; TeccEss ss- :
Tuesday last, Mr.. Stephen Alvey, of
Newtown, had q deep and ugly cut in
hicted upon his face by the rebound of q
bent oak sapling. Monday, Mr.. Alvey
cut down a tree which fell upon q small
oak. The oak was released by cutting it
OF aoout twelve feet from the stump--one
blow on each side sharpening it into V
shape and giving it an knife edge. Tues
day, another tree was felled, which struck
upon the sappling near the top and again
bent it over. Mr.. Alvey was trimming up
the tree while companion was cutting q
log of it. The jarring released the saphng
and in its rebound it struck Mr. Alvey's
night cheek, cutting q cash about two
inches long and to the bone. DR.. Charles
Combs sewed up the wound Mr.. A. will,
We trust, soon be all right again.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1891-01-22
Real Estate Agency.

MESsRS. HERBERT F. MOORE, of
Leonardtown, and T. J. MOORE, of
A Washington, ID. g., have entered into
co-partnership for the sale of real estate,
If parties having lands for sale will send
full description and the lowest price they
will take, we will literally advertise their
lands free of charge and make every posi-
be effort to make speedy sales.
HERBERT r. MOORE.
T. JACKSON MOORE.
Leonardtown, Md.
Nov 21-tfe
Saint Mary's beacon., 1891-01-22
Ths Loss Of alag

Ths Loss Of o Leg
Or armby amputation would not cause 30
much suffering as many people endure
with Rheumatism. One Of the greatest
discoveries of the century Is certain cure
for this terrible disease. speedy relief
from horrible suffering. and rapid cure.
What blessing II ID DR. Drummond's Q
Lightning Remedy, price $5.. large bottle,
and If the druggist has norgc f4an4ep,
edy viii be sent to any a on Tecfipl
Of price. by Drump6nd iiolce Co,
$50 Maiden Lane, Ne,y York !,
Saint Mary's beacon., 1891-01-22
Notice to Debtors.

The taxpayers Of the 1st Election Dis
trict are notified 20 come forward and set
tie at once, otherwise taxes will be collec-
ted according 70 law.
JOHN T. RICHARDSON,
Collector.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1891-01-22
1.-THE OLD PIONEER, /"
Established 1S19.)
The AMERICAN FARMER
Nearly Half . Century undsr shs same
management.


Devoted to FARMING, STOCK RAILS
ING, FRUIT GROWING, MARKET
GARDENING the DAIRY, the POUL-
TRY-YARD, ETC., etc.
Special attention is paid to Fertilizers
Manures, including those of commerce and
the farm.
Reports Of Representative Farmers
Clubs are notable feature OF its issue
Its HOME DEPARTMENT Ii filed
with charming reading and practical sug-
gestions for the ladies Of the household.
The most competent, successful and ex-
perienced men and women have charge of
the several departments.
No Farmer in the Atlantic States, from
Delaware TO Georgia can afford to 5s sciA-
out this old and reliable advertiser and
guide on farm work.
THE AMERICAN FARMER Is pub
lisked tscice eceTy month, on the first and
15th) Il Is beautifully printed on fine
white paper, in clear type. 500 O year
To any one sending club five, an extra
copy viii be sent free.
SAM'L SANDS & SON, Publissor
Baltimore, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1891-01-22

A faded or gray beard may Be. co16NAA a
beautiful and natural broscn q. bleck. at
win, by using Buckingham's Dye forthe
Whiskers.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1891-01-22

TALLO INTER
II AM now offering The best assorted stock
sEesSsssssSsssss g seassasssssssssss
Dry Goods, ::
Dress Goods,
Notions,
Cloths, =:
Ready Made Clothing,
Boots and Shoes
STsssssF:sSssTeiS g SssSsssssssSssssS
ever in my store These goods have been
purchased at the
LOWEST MARKET PRICE
and viii be offered at only
LIVING PROFIT
Ny Stock of
MEMS FINE DRESS SHOES
cannot be excelled In Leonardtown. I
will seal you nice
DRESS SHOE, Lace or Congress. from
OIL 25 10 g.
NV Boo, Department consists OF large
stock, and can sell You
MEMS HEAVY BOOT for 81 90.
! can sell you the Monogram Kip as the
old price.
i can sell you Mems Grain Boots at the
very lowest pnces
My variety Is 50 large il is impossible 10
mention them all,
n
o Headquarters for Mems, Ladies' and o
o Children's Shoes. o
o o o o o
HATS. HATS. HATS.
My Stiff Hats are Of the latest shapes.
My Soft Hats consist ola large stock aud
will be sold at reasonable figuIes.
My Ladies Dress Goods for variety, taste
and durability will equal any In the village,
ana my prices have been fixed to suit the
Saint Mary's beacon., 1891-01-22

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DIVISIONS
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Saint Mary's beacon., 1891-01-22

r HAVE for sale lot Of fine pure Bronze
l. Turkeys. Apply 10
Miss Lulu sHADRICK,
Nov 6-1m. Valley Lee
The weekly tribune., 1891-04-04
was declared that the tax should stand
put that the company should be exempt

was declared that the tax should stand
but that the company should be exempt
from paying the same till July |. 1892.
Gerln from the committee on opening
parks moved that the Iownsite company
be asked to give the land lying between
the parks and the railroad tracks to the
city. Referred
An ordinance prepared by Engineer
Worley creating the office of garbage
commissioner and citing the require
mcnts of the position was read and re
fcrrcd to the proper committee.
The matter of submitting to the peo-
pie the proposition to annex certain out
lying districts was unanimously carried.
The clerk then read a number of bids
hc had received for removing garbage
and the items for carrying the dead cats
created considerable amusement. The
price for rarting away the dead rclines
run from To - cents. The bids were
all referred To the chairman of the com
mittcc on streets and alleys. who was al
ready loaded down with documents.
The report of the park committee was
accepted. }. Boollwatcr appeared before
the council with the plat of the fifth al
dllion or the part of West Great Falls
adjacent 10 the wagon bridge. which was
accepted subject to the approval of the
rity attorney and engineer.
The question of voting ON the new fire
ORDNANCE then came up. and after Il
heated discussion in regard to the new
method OF appointing the chief of the
department the final vote was taken and
AL voted in the affirmative.
IN" now department will be paid at
the rate of - II man for every attendance
at fire. The chief and his assistant
will he paid Il moderate salary.
Contractor Richardson was ON hand
with his bill. and after Il little discussion
the matter was referred back to the aud
lling committee.
The mayor appointed Mcssrs. Webster
and Albrccht Ia act with the park com
mssiOncrs as Il committee To confer with
the Boston ~ Montana Street Hallway
in regard tO returning certain
streets To the city.
The proposition To build crOsswalk
IN Central avenue midway between Sec .
pnd and lhIrd streets Was considered, !
Ind Mr. l'urghardl said Il petition would |
have To- tie presented before the matter
'ouId b" attended to and Webster said |
lc would produce the same.
The board then adjourned to meet
next Tuesday
y. T. trockcr. agent for the Gamrwcll |
If" alarm system. had fixed up an alarm
loN and AN Indicator in the council |
'hanhrr amt the city fathers spent some
Tine examining its wonderful mc.han
SIN before going home.
The weekly tribune., 1891-04-04
THE COMMERCIAL CONGRESS-.

The tribune is in receipt of circulars
explaining the aims and objects of the
Western States Commercial congress to
meet in Kansas City April II to Is in
elusive. Its purpose is careful exam
ination into the cause and extent of the
present depression in the west and the
suggestion of remedies. Papers upon the
following subjects will be read and dis
cussed
General business and agricultural tie.
preston cause and remedy.
Legislation as affecting commerce,
/ transportation and finance.
Transportation and improvement Of
waterways. lake. gulf and Pacific ports.
Markets for western products.
Free coinage. metallic money and
paper currency.
Promotion of manufacturing interests.
Irrigation of arid lands.
Uniform commercial laws.
Taxation.
Western mineral lands and their dc
vclupmcnt.
Immigration and settlement OF unoc
cupcd lands.
Cause and effects of business combina
tiuns and trusts.
Reciprocity and international trad"cx
tension
Federal and state statistics
Tn" Indian question and opening IF
Indian lands.
The convention is called by the Kan
~as legislature, and tine legislatures of all |
states and territories west ni and mclud- |
ing Michigan, Ohio, kentucky. Tennessee
and \'ahama are invited to send dele !
gates
The weekly tribune., 1891-04-04

Another addition to the city of Great
Fails has been accepted by the county
commissioners and city council and is
now part and parcel of this growing
ana ii"urIshng city. 1t includes a large
section Just west of the city. across the
river. and as may bc seen by the half
page advertisement Of the Townsitc com
pahl announcing the lots are on the
market today. There are some choice
residence and business lots i'm ;his ad-
ditl"h and they will doubtless be in
eager demand
1t Is fortunate that the west side thus
becomes part Of the city, under the
same government and subject to the same
police and other regulations. 1t means
rapid growth and progress for that seq
ton with all the benefits to be derived
from our municipal government.
The weekly tribune., 1891-04-04
SOME ELECTION POINTERS.
II Is Not Necessary to Register to Vote on
the Bridge Question.

II Is Not Necessary to Register to Vote o,
the Bridge Question.
Commissioner Hawkins. in order that
there might not be a misunderstanding
in regard to the election to bond the
county for the building of bridges, wrote
to Attorncy-Gencral Haskell concerning
the matter. The following reply was re
ceived:
HELENA. Mont, March 81, 1891.
Hon. ;. :. Hawkins. County Commits
sioncr Cascade county, Great Falls
Montana
DEAR SIR: Replying to your telegram
II is my opinion that it is the duty of
your county clerk to prepare the ncces
sary ballots TO be used at the special
election. to bond the county: and that
such election must be had in the form
and manner provided for by what is com
monty known as 1.-The Australian LAW
approved March 13. 1889 That all uual-
med electors of your county may vote at
such election, therefore it is not neces-
sary that the electors shall be registered.
Yours respectfully. II. j. Haskell Attor-
ncy General.
1t Will thus he seen that it is not ncccs
sarl to register and that the Australian
ballot system will be used. Every male
citizen of the United States over u
years Of age who has resided in the state
one year and thirty days in the county
previous to the election. is Il legally quail
fled clectOr
The weekly tribune., 1891-04-04
W EDDI\G BELLS.
Miss ANNA Albr""ht and Nr. u. Nnirr.
hnrh IInppiIN Mrhhrd.

The nuptiHls of Miss Anna \lbrccht
ana Herman AlIrrbach were celebrated
last Monday evening at the home of the
bridegroom ON Eleventh street and Sixth
av"nu" north in good old German fash
ION. which Is synonymous with I'm
bounded hospitality. William Abrccht.
the brides brother. acted as best man.
and Miss Hanna Waite as bridesmaid.
/ Judge Benton performed the ceremony.
/ After the marriage vows had been sol
emniI"d an informal reception was held
and this was followed by banquet. The
| young couple are well known in Great
Falls the bride being a sister of Alder
| man VIM. Albrcrht. the well known
furnitur" dealer. The groom is an old
AMI trusted rmployc of the Great Falls
Meat company, who stands in the hivh
est estimation of his employers. \ snug
llttlr home awaited the bride and tine
happy couple are now comfortably settled
in il.
Many costly and handsome presents
Wcr" made. anon" them we noticed
from Mr.. and Mrs H. o. Chowcn. one
doZcn SILVER teaspoons: silver dinner SET
from the Great Falls Meat company; sill
yer cak" receiver from Mr.. and Mrs.
Nathan: silver butter knife from Mr.. and
Mrs kaufman; silver castor from Mr.
and Mrs Brrnstcin silver trav and
water set from Mr.. and Mrs. picpcr: pair
silver Uapkin rinps from II III 4.
The weekly tribune., 1891-04-04

lHE latest news in official circles in
i'rilh Is IN" statement ON what seems to
he good authority that truce has hccn
entered mt" between Emperor William
and Prime" bismarck. 1t is said that
this was accomplished by Bismarck prom
IsIng On certain conditions to rcliuuuish
documents demanded from him by the
emperor. It is well known that the en-.
p"ror is anxious to have series of lr,
t"rs written by him to Bismarck during
ms fathers illness at San Reno. 1t is
now thought probable, in view Of this
truce, that the X-chanccIlor's book will
not bc published. and that the ten hrsts
OF manuscript which he recently had
shipped to London for safe keeping will
be r"shipped to Germany. It is rumorcd.
however, that Prince Bismarck doubts
the sincerely of the emperor and is de
t"rmlned that the kaiser shall make a big
sacrifice before he delivers the documents
to him.
The weekly tribune., 1891-04-04

REFERRING to the appointment of j
II. Garter as commissioner Of the gen
cral land office. the Washington CORES
pondrnt of the Pioneer Press saws
"Scnator Sandrrsi is eryglad. He thinks
that the burial of Carter in depart
mcnt in Washington will take him out
of the next senatorial contest. Carter
does not think So, however. He will see
Sanders later on" Just why either of
these gentlemen should be worrying
themselves about the senatorial success
sion IN this state is more than we can un-
acrstand, when it is morally certain the
next, and first lawful senator from Mon
tana will be- a democrat.
The weekly tribune., 1891-04-04
DEMOCRATS MEET.
Ih" Preliminary Caucus Last E,.ninr
Largely Attended,

III" Preliminary Caucus Last Evening
Largely Attended.
lhcr" was a large attendance of rcprc.
sentative democrats at the caucus held
at III" ollie" of }. K Clark Il Co. last
evening I" take preliminary action in
preparation for the forthcoming city
campaign. j. y. Bridges was elected
chairman and f.. 4. Ringwald secretary
On motion of r. A. Ringwald a central
committee consisting Of one member
from each ward was appointed who were
authorized To call the primaries and con
vcntion. Mcssrs. A. f.. Sch,,ntz T. y
Largcnt, \. Drvinc and II. l.. McJntyrc
were appointed as such committee On
motion the committee was authnrized to
choose a member at large and j. p Dyas
was accordingly selected.
There was considerable discussinn no
to the time of holding the primaries and
convention and the decision was finaii,
deferred to the committee. which. after
consideration. reported in favor of hold
ing the primary meetings on Monday
evening, April 9th. at 7:}O o'clock. and
the convention on Thursday. April 9th.
at O'Clock p. m. The call will apprar
IN tomorrow's TRIBUNE.
y resolution offered by Mr. Stanton
iavorng the nomination of straight
democratic ticket WAS unanimously
adopted.
\ special committee consisting Of II
W. Murphy, f.. f. Huclster, f.. B. Lar.
gent, Mr.. Stone and j. w. Merrill was
appointed to look after the registration
OF democratic voters, after which the
caucus adjourned.
The weekly tribune., 1891-04-04
White Caps at Work,

SHELBYvILLE. Ind. March 30. White
caps assaulted man named Banter ,t
Fairland last night, whipping him un-
mercifully. He had just returned from
serving two years term in the peni.
Tertiary and was following certain bust
ness men and seeking to do them bodily
harm for the part they took in the case.
After whipping him he was released on
condition that he would leave the coun-
try and never return.
The weekly tribune., 1891-04-04

Tue call for the democratic city prima,
rles and convention appears at the head
Of these columns. The primaries will he
held on the 9Th and the convention on
the 9th, so the campaign will be short
and perhaps correspondingly interesting.
Registration begins Monday and the con
test really opens on that date. Every
democrat should see to it that his name
is on the list.
The weekly tribune., 1891-04-04

james Wilson. Il section boss ON th,
''r"at Fails N Canada railway. who ma.
been III at the Montana hotel with nueu
mona Tor the past ten DAYS died very
suddenly yesterday of ancurism or TN,
bursting OF an artery. lie was walking
across the room fifteen minutes past L:
O'Clock. when suddenly he fell to tn,
floor, blood bursting from his partly
closed mouth, and before he could he
aided by medical skill life was extinct
The body was removed to Powers IN
u"rtakIng rooms To await a post mortcm
examination, which was soon made bv
Doctors Gordon and Wcitman. They
discovered that death was from the cause
above mentioned. The deceased WAS A.
wears "i ag" and man Of temperate
habits His home was in Port Sarina.
I anada' and the body will prObIy hp held
/" await advi"" from his relatives as To
IT'S disposition.
The weekly tribune., 1891-04-04
DISSATISFIED LABOREHS.
tifty Workncn on the Pacific Extension
Conclude to Leave the Country,

I III
Conclude to Leave the Country.
Word reached here yesterday morning
that fifty dissatisfied laborcrs on the Pa
cific extension boarded a Great Northern
train en- route for llavrc Tuesday after
noon. demanding to be carried to Pacific
junction Tree. and that Conductor Nor
row carried them few miles and cut thc
engine loose. leaving them in possession
OF several ears. They walked to Shelby
Junction, and stopping a south bound
tram yesterday morning. got ON. with the
evident intention Of heating their wav to
treat Falls. The conductor was not
able to collect fares from the gang and
as they showed fight he brought them
part way and then concluded to give
them the slip.
When near Collins II side track about
l. miles from Great Fails. he stopped
and sent man ahead To tX the switch
ana the train made flying switch"
Sldc tracking the cars containing the
men, What the next move will be is
open To conjecture as they may conclude
To have revenge and do considerable
damage to the railroad Superintendent
barclay was advised 10y W. Green yrstcr
DAY OF tn" malcontcntS and was par
iruIarIN prepared 10 deal with them. If
IN" men cause any further trouble thc
sheriff VIII probably be asked to arrest
them.
The weekly tribune., 1891-04-04

WITH John +. Murphy as their leader
the democrats of Helena are certain to
win in the municipal contest Ben S.
Folk for treasurer and Terrence O'Don-
nell for public magistrate are equally
good nominations
The weekly tribune., 1891-04-04

JERRY SIMPSON, the socklcss congress
man from Kansas, has nominated Gen.
cral Weaver of Iowa as the alliance can
didatc for tn" presidency in 1892 Mr.
Weaver should now rcciprocatc 10y nom
mating the man without socks.