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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-10-31
Labor's Friend.

Let every wor ny man read these letters.
They tell a story Of American manhood
that has few equals and no superiors. They
show the unheari Of spectpele Of an en-
ploycr demandirg as his uItimatum fair
distribution of U profits to the working
men.
Mr. Phillips used 20 grow richer off
the enforced idleHess Of the laboring men
without they 60 share Of the money.
Through this staul as President Of the Pro-
ducers' Protective Association Mr.. Phil
lips secured f29o 900 to the laboring man.
Workingmen, cad these letters. They
speak to yon.
BaAproRD, Pa, Oct 8, 1890
4. H. Dcaniston Esq, Secretary Brtier
1egemjy r. p d.:
DEAR SIR:-I mr. favor Of the 7th inst.
to hand. You if / will make an oil
cial statement on the position Thomas
W. Phillips toe on the labor question
when our organization was about 10 20
into tho shut-doH movement | knew that
the contract az between the producers
themselves was ing prepared in the First
General Assent held September 1887,
Mr. Phillips insi ed that the profits on ono
million barrels the five millions, which
we were to recc. from the Standard Oil
Company, should be set aside for the profit
Of the labor elem Mt Of the whole oil coun-
try, and that wc hould require the Stan
daId Oil Compan TO be as liberal as we
proposed TO be ID TO subscribe another
million barrels, he profits to be distri-
buted by our org nization to the labor ele-
ment, the sam, The profits would be on
the million set e 10y the =. r. a. Thus,
through the Ell IT'S Of Mr. Phillips, as
against lhe senti ant Of majority Of the
Board thc profit Of two million barrels OF
oil. amounting o. wo hundred and ninety
thousand dollars n round figures, was dis
trihuted By our gauizaton 10 the labor
element Of the co ntry. AR. Phillips gave
the above as his timatum, and that unless
such clause was serted in the contract,
he must decline g, 90 into the movement.
The force oi N Phillips position was
such, he being q President Of the Asso-
citation, that The eneral Assembly agreed
with him, and Do carried the day. The
fact Is, the 1000. % barrels were sold first
and therefore br gat a greaterproGt VIZ,
$3.50, 900, while Il 100000 barrels sold
for the benefit the producers gave a
profit OF only e. 1000, showing that the
labor oil yielded 5000 10 excess Of what
double the amou Of oil held by the pro
duccrs
trust this sta mcnt will answer your
question sotisiac rly.
Very uly yours,
(Simed.) J.. r. GOLDsBoRoUGH,
Secretary p. p. 4.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-10-31
Prospect BrevitieS.

Win you read
That Mrs. W. r. Riddle and. son New
ton were visiting friends in New Castle
lately. Newt is quite hustler.
That our town can boast of a pipe line
if it cannot Of an oil well. The line from
the Muddy Creek wells to the Hundred
foot field runs through town.
That the township schools win begin
November 10 with the following teachers:
Laura Brunemer, Dick; L. l.. English,
Mile Run; c. ?. Krantz, Hill; Flora Heyi.
Hickory Corner; and William Stoops,
Ridge.
That j. C. Beighley, who lives near
town, has gone TO visit his brother Henry
at Georgetown, Col.
That W G. Weigle and family have been
visiting relatives in Beaver Falls for a
couple of weeks.
That the well on the Frederick farm,
three miles northeast of town, is said to be
quite gasser
That Miss Aggie Harvey is slowly i'm
proving from a long and severe attack of
fever.
That Mr.. Dean, of Grant City, is learn
ing the blacksmith trade with Martin
Heyl.
That Joseph webber and sister Marga-
ret are on a visit to their brother William,
who lives in Illinois.
That Miss Jane Wilson has returned
from a visit to friends at Greenyille, Pa.
Jane is much delighted with her trip.
That John Roth and Charley Bowers
were hunting two miles west of town.
They started homeward intending to go to
the Mile Run woods, a mile north of town,
but they got lost, and when they came to
their wits they were in Whitestown, two
miles south OF town. John said they were
so scared that chipmonks looked as big as
cows to them.
That Mrs. Samantha McAlister, Of Her
rington, Kan, is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. j. Shanor, of Muddy Greek
township.
That the Nellie Bly, hat is the rage now
in our town. They are unique, odd, ham
-tJ ,rrd -a.''-h--
That David Dale, candidate for Register
and Recorder on the Republican ticket,
made our town a friendly call last Satur-
day. Davie is a worker and no doubt will
'get there"
That this is the first campaign for many
year that Prospect hasn't had "blow
out of some kind. Just as well; people
generally vote for whom they please
anyhow. 10 Costly.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-10-31
Vote the Whole County Ticket.


This week finishes this political cam
paign and there is nothing more to do but
put in the ballots and count them.
Our readers in Butler, Lawrence and
Mercer counties will, this week, find one
of their county tickets in the last column
Of tie third page OF this paper, which can
be cut out and voted.
We have taken quite an interest in the
cause of Mr.. Phillips for the reason that in
this matter he represents clean politics.
lie will, we think, receive the highest vote
for Congress ever given By the people OF
Butler county 20 any candidate for that
office; his vote in Lawrence and Mercer
counties will, we believe, be a surprise to
the tricksters, and he Will, we believe, be
elected
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-10-31
Vote for Thos. w. Phillips.
DEATHS.

HAMILTON.-At her home in Oakland
township, this county, Oct. IL, 1890, Mrs.
Mary Ann Hamilton, wife of Robert
Hamilton, Esq, aged 56 years and Z
months.
Mrs Hamilton was greatly esteemed by
all who knew her and her death is much
regretted. She had been a sufferer for over
foar years from heart disease, and died in
The fall belief that she was going to her
rest in God. To Mr. Hamilton, her hus-
band, and his remaining fmily, the sym
pathy of all friends is extended in their
great bereavement.
MAGEE.-At the residence Of her son,
Wm Magee, in Cleariield township,
October q, 1890, Mrs. Nancy Magee,
aged 50 years
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-10-31
DOODLE.

The boodlers Doodle right along in district
twenty-five,
And afhdavits pro and con the bribers do
contriYe;
Sam Miller-old sinuer-agreements he
writes.
And Townsend, Of Beaver, believes him
and bites.
Boss Miller. boss Haywood, boss Alex and
ALL
Put their names to the paper with con
summate gall.
and say to each other, eve have fooled the
whole pack.
So now let us tackle old Butler's Newt
Black"
They labored with Newton away on in the
night,
But found he was honest, Straightforward
and right.
Then these jolly tricksters TO Greenville go
down,
Saying, BLACKS bad color, let's go for
old Brown"
Bat Honorable Brown, the GreenTille
man.
He sang them SAN on the short metre
And said, ego to Beaver, you cannot sign
me,
I believe in election, I'm solid [. P.
Then Alex said. comrades, how can this
this thing BET
I know Jon fooled Roberts, row can't you
help me"
Then Ben said to Samuel, as he wunked
4eThe Major, he doubts you-mistrusts
you. think.
Then S4m wrote paper-agreement, you
know
And the bosses all wrote their big names
il row;
So there it was settled that agreements and
tin
Should control the convention, and the
people take in.
Then over to Lawrence" the 'Messerv
men 90
And told Col. Jackson, now, do so and
And wen buy little Beaver and beat But
Ter Lad,
Affidavit the people if We find they are
mad"
The Colonel was willing, like Barkus Of
old;
The rights Of the people were bartered for
But 7'murder viii oat, "and the guilty men
swore,
That for Doodle they did it, through UIol-
Jaco once more.
Then the people rose up in their manhood
and might
And swore in their anger that justice and
right
Should be done in the district-that no
guilty man
Should 90 to next Congress on that Doodle
plan.
Committees came together when the chair
men did call,
And they ordered elections and started the
Good men were elected and to Harmony
went.
And selected TON Philiips'without dis
sent.
Now it's brains versus Doodle, and all hon
est men
win support Thomas W, the wage work
His shoulders are broad, and his mind is
the same
And 5y honor and truth viii put tricksteF5
to shame.
He is fighting this battle in defense of the
right,
And we will support him, one and all,with
our might;
The oil mans best friend-Brave Garfeld's
man
Besmirch him, blackguards, ye never
can.
Butlor, Pa, oct. "a, 1890. JSo.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-10-31
Notice in Divorce.

argaret wilder by her Ia the Court oi Com
aXt friend Samuel Nh mon Pleas OF Butler
r vs.. Chag. &. Wilder. County, A. D., No. 80.
June T., 1890.
TO Chas. C. wilder and an whom II may con-
rn:
TWO subpUnas in the above case having been
turned y. L. l., you. the said Charles G.
ilder. above defendant, are hereby required
appear In the said Court II Common P1as,
be held at Butler, Pa, on Monday. Dec. ~.
no. being The first day Of next term OF ala
lurt. TO answer the said complaint and snow
use II any you have. why divorce should
! II be granted the said Margaret Wilder.
OLIVER &. hEDIC, Sheriff.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-10-31
Public Sale of Real Estate.

by virtue Of an order and decree of the court
of Common Pleas in ana for the county Of But
far. Pa. and 20 me, as the committee Of Martyr
.owry webb, lunatic, directed | VIII oaer at
public sale on the premises on
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER IS. 1890,
At p. m. the following described real estate
af said unatic. for the purpose OF raising money
10 pay his debls. etc, TO wit A certain. piece
,f land situate ia the township OF Clay, IN the
c0uuty Of Butter Pa, bounded as follows: North
y 81 NJ. stevenson. east by James Wilson's
eirs. south by John BoO1el and west BY John
.OoZel ana Samuel FinGley, containing nine cen
ecres and one hundred and fourteen perches oi
and, strict measure. No buildings, but excel
mt timber on SAID land.
TERMS -Onc-third OF purchase money io be
q aid Oh confirmation OF sale by the Court. and
as residue 20 be paid IN one and two years rom
ia confirmation with interest, CT IA cash ii Tor
bCs. interest or s1ld lunailc.
WM. NJ. WEBB,
lmmlttee Oi Martyr Lowry Webb. lunaiic,
Euclid 4. o., Butler county, Pa
october i6. 1890.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-10-31
Notice in Divorce.

ary 4. Whitmore by In the court oi Com
, a next friend B. H. / mon Pleas of Butler
amercT vs.. John G. fCounty, 4. d., NO. 40.
hitm0re. June t. lssO
TO John c. WhitmOre and all whom it may
JnCern:
Two subpnnas in the above ease having been
iturned ~ 4. L.. you, the said John q. Wait
ore, above defendant are hereby required 70
Jpear 81 the said Court OF Common Pleas. To
T, held at Eutlcr Pa. on Monday, the ISL day
December. 1850. being the lst day OF next snrm
said Court TO answer the said complaint
al show cause If any You have. why divorce
i0uld not be granted ihe aaid MARY E W mt
ore OLIVER Q. REDIc, sherlu.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-10-31

Having been 81 jwn the letter written by
j. X. Goldsborou b, Secretary Of the Pro
dueers' prOtecty Association, and bear
ing date of 0ctoI n s, 1890, in reply 10 A.
L. Denuiatou, Sc fetary Of the Butler As
sembly Of the 7. ducers' Protective Asso
citation, we, the hcers Of the Well Dril
lcrg' Union OF ~ Ter county, certify that
it Is correct, ana nat we received and dis
trbuted our pr Portionatc share Of the
said $3.50 600 N o further state that the
Well Drillers' Tn N before the CLOSE of the
"shut-in moyemc II had fixed the amount
to be paid for dr ling in the various oil
fields at certain price per foot, and that
Mr. T. ". Phiilil believing the consider
alton too low IN e Butler field, where he
was and now is perdtng, voluntarily ad
vaneed the price II all wells he was drill
ling by contract. on cents per foot above
the price we had xed.
(signed W. 4. HANLoN,
President of th Batter Wen Drillers'
Union.
=. +. BgTCn,
Secretary of the Butler Well Drilers'
Ifufnu
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-10-31
Auditors Notice.

In re. estate Of Mary Thompson, o. C. No
IS, September term, 1890.
Whereas by order of court dated October
4, 1890, the Unde signed has been appointed
auditor to distribute the funds of said estate
remaining IN the hands OF A. NJ. Chr;stiey.
ESQ, administrator of same, notice is hcrebs
given to whom il may concern that the IN
nersign I'd will attend To the duties of said
appointment at his office on 5. D!smont
street. Butler. on Saturday, November lS
1900 at 10 o'clock a. m. J. p. WILSON,
autitar
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-10-31
Executors Notice.

.srATE OF JONI w BRANDON, DECD
Letters iestanlentary on the esiate Of John
~. Brandon. decd late Of Counoquenessing
wp.. Butler Co.. Pa, having been granted
the undersigned. all persons knowing
iemselves indebted TO said estate viii
case make immediate payment, and any
wing claims agains, said estate will pre- ent
.em duly authenticated for settlement.
j. EMERY BRANDON. EI'r,
=. d. Brandon, Connoquenessing =. O.,
atty. Butler County, Pa.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-10-31

Notice is hereby gwen that the stock
holders ofthe Butler Savings Bank will meet
in the rooms of said Bank, S. Main ST.,
Butler. Pa, on Saturday, Dec. 90 1880, at
10 o'clock a. m, to vote for or against the
proposition to renew and extend the char
ter corporate rights and franchises Of said
Butler Savings Bank. BY order Of the
Board. J. L. PURvIs Pres.
W. 4. STEIN, See.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-10-31
Executors, Notice.

ESTATE OF JOHN WEBB. Dzc'D.)
WmrREAs, letters testamentary TO the
itate Of John Webb, late Of Clay Twp, But
n Co.. Pa, decd, have been granted 10 the
disorders, all persons indebted 10 said
,ate are requested to make Immediate pay
ient and any having oleims or demands
,ainst the estate Of said decedent will make
nown the same without delay 10
WM. n. WEBB, JoHS VI. WEBB.
Euclid, Pa. Branchton, Pa.
August 80, 1890.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-10-31

b. &, ES.
See Samples
OF THESE
Special Black Goods
Values

before you buy black dress.
samples cost you nothing and will
ave you dollars.
46.inch (note the widtb) ATWOOD
Black Cashmeres, so cents--reguiar
alue, 75c.
42-inch All-Wool Black Cheviottes.
DC. worth 75c
4e.inch Atwood Black Serge, so
onts, very remarkable value.
50-inch Black French Serge, Toe.
46.inch Black Silk Wrop Cash
leres, at Sl00, $I10. 81 25-the
resent market price on these qualities
$l.25, $l.50, 81 Is, respectively.
Higher prices are talked of on ell
ides. We will be IA little peculiar,
nd adhere TO old prices
"B. & b." prices, always the
owest, in these store.
Catalogues and Samples free.
Superior mail order facilities.
Try us.
Satisfaction guaranteed also lowest
rices.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-10-31
Run in at tn
Death.

Late Foreign Goods Squea
Through Under the G
Tariff. wild Excitement a
New York--Importers ans
Brokers Imporiune the Col
iector TO Keep the Custou
House Open Til Midnight
The Request Of the Crowd
Granted and the New Dutie
Postponed.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-10-31

WE ARE informed that at the time Judge
Mehard was running for Judge on the
Democratic ticket Of Mercer county, and
Samuel Miller for same on the Republican
ticket, Il. r. Gillespie, Esq., Of Greenyille,
the present Democratic candidate for Con
gress in this district, was a hard and per
sistent worker for the election of Samuel
Miller. The usual Republican majority Of
Mercer county is about fifteen hundred,
aud yet Judge Mehard was elected, which
shows what the people Of Mercer county
think Of Sam Miller aud his friends. The
above information comes from reliable
Democratic source.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-10-31

(LATE OF sLIPPERYRocE TowNsHiP)
Letters testsmeniary on the estate OF Diw-
son Wadsworth, deceased, late of Shpptry
rock township, Batter county, Pa, ha nns
been granted to the undersigned, all perSous
knowing themselves indebted to said estate
viii please make immediate payment, and
any having claims against said estate VIII
present them duly authenticated for settle
ment. DAWSON G. WADswoRTH, ! Fxrs.
HENRIETTA WADswoRTH,
Keister =. O., Butler county. Pa.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-10-31
Republican Meetings.

The following night meetings have been
arranged for by County Chairman Huseiton
in the several localities indicated:
Harmony, Oct 80; Newton Black, Esq,
Ion. K. T. Boggs and J. W. Hutchison,
Esq.
North Washington, oct 30; Hon. Geo.
W. Fleegor and i. NJ Christley, Esq.
Centrcyillc, oct. 30; Hon. j. NJ. Greer.
Bruin, oct. 81; j. NJ. Galbreath, Esq.
Sanbury, Oct. 81; N. Black, Esq.
Other localities wishing meetings will
promptly communicate with S. II. Husel-
ton Esq, at once.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-10-31
Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the partner
ship heretofore existing between w. w.
Blackmore aud Louis N. Grieb, under the
firm name Of Blackmore & Grieb, was dis.
solved by mutual consent on Monday, Sept
p, 1890 The business will be continued al
the same place by l.. ". Grieb & Co., who
will settle the business Of the old firm.
w. w. BLAoKMoRE,
l.. NJ. GRIEB.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-10-31

IP THE people Of Butler county do not
intend opening the fountains of their good
viii and giving Thos. W Phillips the
hearticst support for Congress they eyer
gave any man, We are greatly mistaken.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-10-31

PnLLps was the friend Of the working
man in adversity as well az prosperity.
Through his efforts S29o,oO0 was distfbut-
O among the oil-well employees during
the years shat down.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-10-31
Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that ihe partnership
heretofore existing between 4. L. Knox and G..
~ BARLEY under the firm name OF Bartley S
lNnox. doing business at PetTolia, Mlllerat0wn
ana other places. was dissolved oy mutual con
,..nt on the 10th OF April. 1890. The accounts Of
he firm VIII be settled by 9, w. fartley s1
petrol!a 4. J.. kS0N,
q. W. BARrLEY.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-10-31
That Infamous Contract.

ut is mutually agreed that \. Mellow
to support the candidacy Of G. C. Town
send for Congress in the congressional con-
ference Of 1890 jy giring him the cotes Of
the Mercer county conJerreeS IN said con-
ference; and on the part of c. G. Townsend
and his friends in Beaver county, he and
they viii give the support Of the Beaver
county eonferrees to A. Mcdowell in the
conference Tor the congressional nomina-
tion in 1892 And if necessary TO carry
ant the spirit of this agreement, McDoUeH
is 10 Jcd candidate for C0HgroSs IN Mer-
cor county in 1890, and Townsend in Bea-
yer county in 1892. And it is also agreed
the said parties and their friends are to
aid to the extent Of their ability in the
other counties of the district.
at is also agreed that in case new
congressional apportionmeut is made prior
to the November election in 1892, that
Beaver and Mercer counties are to remain
in the same district
Beaver, Pa, Dec. 90, 1890.
A. MCDOWELL,
CHAs c. TowNsESD."
Upon the back of this agreement is
written:
ave endorse this agreement.
NJ. S. QUAY,
S. II. MILLER,
THOs. PERRY,
y. j.. HAYWOOD
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-10-31

THos W. PHILLIPS is an honest, straight
forward, capable man. There is no guile
on him. See that your county ticket con
tains his name under the word Con
syresg "
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-10-31
Political Notes.

II the late meeting OF the Mercer Conn
" Committee the resignation Of CT
Law OF Pymatuning twp. who had used
money to secure his nomination was ae-
cepted 10y the Committee. and then he Was
renominated by the Committee and re
mains on the ticket.
The protracted contest between the nom
inees OF lenango and Warren counties for
the district nomination for State Senate
was settled in an unusual manner last
week. The matter was left to the Sherifls
OF Armstrong Butler and Lawrence coun-
ties, who met at hotel in Oil City, heard
the arguments on both sides and then de-
cided in favor of Hon W. Il Crawford Of
venango county. Mr Crawford lives in
Franklin and he is a cousin of DR.. A. ".
Crawford Of Allegheny twp
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-10-31

WHEN you cast yolr ballot for Thos.
". Phillips next Tuesday you viii be
voting for the best H,oi, named by either Of
the two old nnrlicR
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-10-31

TAKEs collectively or separately, the
most wonderful things on this planet are
the civilized nations thereof, and the civil.
ization Of each and every nation depends
upon the indus.ry, intelligence ard integ-
rity Of its individual members. No nation
has better government than ii deserves,
but each should have fully as good one
as It merits. Honest, capable, indnstri-
ous men make good officials. man of
that stripe has accepted our nomination for
Congress, and it is our duty to vote for
him. His name is Thomas W. Phillips.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-10-31

If YOUR politics are part Of your reli-
gion; If the record Of your party is sacred
20 you, vote for q clean man for Congress.
Vote for Tbos W Phillips.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-10-31

No MAN should allow eleyenth-hour
oanards to influence his vote, and there
viii be lots Of them told and printed this
week
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-10-31
Estate OF Simon Barnhart, Sr.,
decd,

(LATE or DONEGAL TWP
Letters of administration having been
GRANTED to the undersigned oH the estate d
simon Barnhart, Sr., deed, late of Donegal
Twp, Butle, Co, Pa, all persons knowing
themselves indebted to said estate will please
make immediate payment, aud any having
claims against said estate viii present them
duly authenticated Tor settlement.
p. S. BARSHART, Admir-
Barnhart's Mills p o.,
Butler Co., Pa.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-10-31
A Place for a Thunderbolt.

In the twenty fifth Congressional Dis
tiict of this State, composed of the coun-
ties of Beaver, Lawrence, Mercer and But
Ter, there is an opportunity for the launch
ing Of thunderbolt by the people.
There has been admitted fraud on the
part Of somebody in connection with the
nomination Of Mr.. Mcdowell. Whether
he was cognizant of that fraud or not, he
benefited by il, and is at least in this case
the receiver Of stolen goods.
This Congressional district lies at the
door Of Pittsburg, and is in many ways in
timately bound up with it, IL is district
which has highly important manufacturing
and agricultural interests, and a large pro-
portion of its voters are iamili u With the
necessity Of having representative in
Congress who can think, act and talk in a
manner worthy Of the constituency.
Such maa is to be found in the person
ofThomas ". Phillips, of New Castle, who
bas become the Republican candidate. His
career has been a remarkably brilliant and
hucccbnlui oBti anu ms GA P'A i'iSN h"9 '4et''
him pre-eminently for the Office.
His claims upon the eympathes Of the
workingmen are such as few smen in the
country can show. His action at the time
OF tie shut down of the oil producers, in
having large portion Of the oil held by
the producers put aside for their employees
who would be thrown out Of work, il
something the workingmen cannot over
look or forget.
Mr. Phillips, in every phase Of character
aud intellect, is a strong, vigorous man.
The Republicans Of Pennsylvania have moi
placed a more suitable candidate IN the
field anywhere.
II ia wrong to permit the consumnation
Of such fraud as that which led to the
nomination Of Mr. Mcdowell, and the peo
PIE Of the district should rebuke it by yot
ing for Phillips --Pittsbmg Chronicle Iet-
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