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The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-11-02
wORKINGMEN'S FRIENDS,

These Are the People Who Are Pleading
for the Labor Vote of Montana.
The following item, taken from the
Western Democrat, explains itself:
"List Of prominent Helena men who
employ Chinese servants: Joseph P.
Woolman, chairman of the Helena CAPT.
tai committee; Samuel II. Hauser, chief
manipulation; Editor Lyman Of the In
dependent; Hon. j. X. Toole, Hon. T.
H. Carter, Hon. VIM. Wallace, Lieut..
Gov. A. G. Botkin, Judge n. w. McCon-
nell, Judge Joseph Davis, Hon. A. S.
Davidson, Judge VIM. H. Hunt. Major
Martin Maginnis, ex-senator Wilbur F.
Sanders, Judge Cullen. 1t would be
easy to extend it, but the necessity of
it is not apparent"
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-11-02
Reformation IN

Reformation day, the greatest of the
festivals in the Lutheran churches, was
generally observed Wednesday in the
Lutheran churches Of Great Falls. The
reformed doctrine was first preached in
the Scandinavian kingdoms in 1919, be-
ing first introduced into Sweden, but
was not formally adopted until the diet
Of Westerns in 1927. In Germany the
reformation took Its rise from the
theses posted by Martin Luther, about
1920, but vas not firmly established un-
til after the treaty Of Westphalia Q64S)
which established the legal privileges OF
Professionalism.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-11-02
The Victor Ate It.

M. G. AlbertsOn was recently elected
mayor of Hannibal, Mo-, over J. II.
Dickson. Both men are warm personal
friends, and when the result of the cleo
ton was announced the defeated candi-
date sent Albertson a letter, accompa-
MED by a cake, in which he stated that
"the cake had been baked by my family
for the mayor elect, and now that you
have won the race you will please &C.
cept the cake with my compliments. "
st. Louis Times.
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THE COPPER MARK EFT,
Has Been Very Quiet for the Past Week
"A Combination.

HAS Been Very juliet for the Past Week
"A Combination.
The last issue Of the Engineering and
Mining Journal thus summarizes the
copper sales for the pact week:
"The market has been very quiet, and
very little business has been done. Some
lake copper sold at about 9.65 from first
hands, but several lots of second hand
copper we're sold rather below that fig.
ure. For electrolytic copper the market
is nominal at about $50. but casting
copper is held firm at 9.20@30.
1.-The London market was somewhat
irregular this week as prices dropped to
$40 los. for G. NJ. BIS, but better buy
ing set in afterward and it closes very
firm at $40 lis. Gd.@4l for spot and
E4l 5s.@4l rs. Cd. for three months
prompt. For refined and manufactured
sorts we quote: English tough, f43 los.
ali; best selected, e44@44 5s.; strong
sheets, f5l los; India sheets, e47@
Al los; yellow metal, 43sd.
"There have been rumors of a COM
bination between the producers, but If
negotiations are pending they have been
carried on with great secrecy and moth
ing definite can BIZ said about them. So
far this month, the exports from this
side have been rather small. and as no
new contracts of any importance have
been made lately, it is likely that ship
ments will fall off still more next month.
"The returns Of tie British board of
trade give the imports of copper into
Great Britain for the nine months end
ing Sept. 30 at $3.50 tons (of 2,24O lbs.,)
against 9S,292 for the corresponding
period Of last year. The exports for the
same period were 40,629 tons, against
56,0S6 tons last year."
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-11-02
A Kentucky Suicide Club.

In Bowen, a hamlet in Powell coun-
ty, KY, the young men have a suicide
club. Two bright youths, M of them
engaged to be married, have killed
themselves within two months without
q shadow of excuse or q word Of expla-
nation. Parents are terribly distressed
lest their own SOM should be tho noxt
to draw the rcd ruble, and in q spirit
Of reckless bravado follow out the man
date of tho awful oath.
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vote as l please, and in what 1 consider the pub
lie interest, l hereby t.nder to you and the board
OF the Alice g. d 4. Mining company, my resig-
nation as general superintendent, to take effect
at your very earliest convenience.
w. Z. HALL
There the matter rests, but Capt. Hall
is doing all he can for Anaconda.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-11-02
Planning q Big Birthday Blowout.

So far a sum of 1S, 600, 900 taels. or
nearly e3, 900, 900, has been subscribed
by the Chinese officials and withdrawn
from other funds for the purpose of eel
ebrating the sixtieth birthday of the en-
press dowager. But even this enormous
sum is not sufficient, and IL, 900, 900
more are called for to make the celebra-
ton upon what the imperial advisers
deem an appropriate cale.-London
Snectator.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-11-02
MUD. BATTERIES DISCHARGED
Helena's Latest Assault Upon the
Character Of a Great Falls
Citizen.
A Sneaking, Measly, COwardly Lie
Being Circulated About j. X.
Chenevert.

Look out for this one. Among the
later lies that will probably be sprung
at the last moment is a clumsy forgery
in the shape Of a letter purporting to
have been signed by j. r. Chenevert,
president Of the local lodge ..of the
A. r. u, in which forged letter he offers
to swing the A. r. U. to vote for Ana
conda for 5000. The story has been
quietly circulated, and among others
who claim to have seer the document is
John Largent. Mr.. Chenevert has used
his best endeavors to hunt the SANDER
to it's fountain head, but all his efforts
have been %unavailing. In the belief
and expectation that this forged docu-
ment will be published Mr.. Chenevert
now in advance denies emphatically that
any such letter was ever written, signed,
that the party who wrote such a docu-
ment is an impudent forger, and that
those who are circulating the report that
it exists are liars, pure and simple. Fur
Their than this, he calls upon John
Largent, who claims to be a reputable
citizen, 10 inform him in whose posses
sion such a document now is in order
that its utter falsity may be proved.
CAR FROM MR.. CHENEvERT.
GREAT FALLS, Oct. 81, 1894.
To the Public:
Having heard a report that there is a
letter in existence purporting to have
been written by me Offering to swing the
..R.U. vote to Anaconda for 5000, ] wish
to denounce the same as a malicious
falsehood. l never wrote such a letter, |
never authorized such a letter, never
such a letter. If in existence it is
the work Of a cowardly forger, and l
defy any nan to produce the document
Or inform me in whose possession it is.
j. r. CHENEvERT.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-11-02

James G.. Riach and Mrs. Mclean
both Of this city, were married at the
parsonage OF the Methodist church Tues
day evening, Oct. 30, Rev. +. A. Riggin
officiating.
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Death of MERCER.

MONTREAL, Oct. 30.-Ex-P Premier Mer
cier died at $40 this morning.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-11-02
Metal Market.

New YORK, Oct. 3l.-Bar silver, 635s;
lead, So.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-11-02
Chicago Cattle Market,

UNION STOCK YARDS, CHICAGO, Oct. 81.
Especial to The TRIBUNE.l-The fol-
lowing sales of Montana cattle are re-
ported by Rosenbaum Bros. e. Co.:
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-11-02
ONLY ONE LITTLE GRAIN OF CORN.

ONLY ONE LITTLE GRAF OF CORN.
HELENA, Mont. 26, 1894.
MY DEAR MRs.--I write to you in be-
half Of the Women's Helena for the
Capital club" asking you to kindly use
your influence to help us save our great
Empire state from the hands of a greedy
corporation. IL you can help US to
make only one or two votes you will be
doing a great and good work for your
state. 1t seems too bad, after years of
toll and h%ardships by all the pioneers
and people Of this state to make it what
it lie, that wealthy foreigners should
come in and say it is mine now-and it
is for every true aud loyal Montanian to
say at the coming election il it is or not.
| enclose you our circulars and two or
three badges, and sincerely hope you
and your good husband will be able to
use them to great advantage. l remain,
Very truly yours,
Mpc -
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TOO BAD.

New York Society will suppress a High
Toned Scandal.
CHICAGO, Oct. 29.-The Posts New
York special says: "There is to be no
divorce in the Vanderbilt family after
oil
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-11-02

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Pair Highest Medal and Diploma.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-11-02
SAMPLE

Individual Appeal of Helena for Votes
for the Capital.
Disinterested Helena people are still
on the beg. The brilliant finish is at
hand. On the stump and through the
press they are Dragging, bullying, and
abusing; on the quiet they are huck-
STEERING lies by the wholesale, stabbing
characters without stint, and with cum
ming subterfuges pleading as never a
beggar plead before. Here is a sample,
it being a copy of a letter received by a
lady in Cascade from an acquaintance in
Helena:
The courier., 1894-05-05
THE CHAPERON.

To some sequestered, curtaned nook,
Whence can escape no prying look,
They would condemn, by hook crook,
The Chaperon.
When Calves singing Carmen, they
Within the box would hold full sway,
And in the background put away
The Chaperon.
When youthful feet fly DER the floor
They'd ree gate to guard the door,
And entertain each wallhower bore
The Chaperon.
But-let us tell the truth.
Who's yonder flirting with the youth
Who has million in Duluth?
The Chaperon.
Who robs her charges of their beaux?
Who leads admirers by the nose,
Till they don't know whom to propose
To? Chaperon!
Who is the star in all the play?
Who overshines the company? Nay,
Who is it that is Queen to day?
The Chaperon.
Town Topics
The courier., 1894-05-05
THE COURIER

dispaaging other candidates
hsancy declaring that Mr. Summers the who shoad be
nominated He has his legal ability the attorney
and he fitted for the Office There
something about Mr. Summers repubcanism that particularly
admire He enthusiastic disciple OF the faith and he ready
preach the gospel time and place He will il nominated be
of the popular candidates the ticket.
Notwithstanding the talk Of early convention it is probable
that the republican state will be held before August
quite probable will September
NJ Raymond continues ob spoken Of throughout the state
canat governor Mr. Rrymonds stability him
intelligent voters.
OF
Mco boom for the last three weeks At the
writing looks though there would be hard fight between
Majors and McCo with show for third candidate compo
mise
The democratic party power with clear mandate
people abundany authorized make very
radical changes the whole system the United States
But certainly had mandate to cut slash tinker and deform
for the sake being able claim that had last done
something about the tariff The Wilson bill left the house
high protecion principle The added work
of the senate committee has made point Of principle
thoroughly protective bill than Mr. Wilson himself made it,
but added log rolling
altered conform with principle but simply
favor certain special interests that strong enough insist
having protected The result has been thus far to
and disturb the trade industry IL the bill should
become form another would have effected nothing
of broad and fundamental Importance 1t would simply have given
the prospect of cessation Of further actual changes long
months after the presidential election 1s96From THE Progress
IN AprlR Review Of
The courier., 1894-05-05
POINTS in POLITICS.
"Is Field really a candidate?"

"Is Field really canddate?"
In the general ronnd of congressional this district
above question is frequently asked
Judge Field has up to this time, had very say His
friends has urged his candidacy but he has preferred
take their course
But there any doubt whether certain condi
ons Field would be nomination The COURIER
is prepared to dispe it.
Fields not a candidate
In the that he making nomination
He doesn't want the nomination if ne has to get down the
mud and barter
Judge Field is a candidate
In the proper of the word.
"Yes7 he said in a query The
date would like be
wish that should have
the outlook this Mr. Bryan WILL think will again. and
believe that in repetition of the contest of would
win"
Judge Field believes harmony
OF this county should have the unanimous support all elements
There strong and sentiment here that Judge
Field is the carry years
the indications that he will the delegation with and
the nomination ditto.
Eugene Moore and Joe Bartey whose political
tunes secure for the next two years at least.
Mr. Moore
both their first have had much contend with
their assumption office; but they succeeded giving
the people Of the efficient business like administration.
these important offices
sactory condition
Mr. BARLEY has had trying problems he became
had the oath office
face the failure the Capital National bank with the
funds changes stringency
continued the portion of involved his admnsra
ton in pepexing difficulties But Mr. Bartleys long
practical banker has enabled him the various
emergencies intelligent manner the finances of the
this time a excellent condition Mr.: BARLEY
outstanding rapidly possible
this he will the thousands of dollars
Warrants allowed remain unpaid and
longer absolutely necessary BARLEY running
Office the of the and his bust
methods appreciated There will be opposition what
The courier., 1894-05-05

NJ Raymond continues be spoken Of throughout the stat
candda for governor Mr. Rrymonds stability commends
intelligent voters.
The courier., 1894-05-05

Notwithstanding the talk of early convention il is not
that the republican state convention will be held before Aug
and quite probable that it will be late late SepteI
The courier., 1894-05-05

The auditor of public the checking officer Of the state
he chooses permit the business the state to be conducted
careless and extravagant On the other hand he
strictly and conscntiousy his duty and endeavO
have the laws complied with particular and mindful the
states interest he great deal of and increase the
efficiency service All of this Mr. Moore has done and
doing he has oppon but he has not been
successful keeping
the expenditures within reasonable and lawful bounds Mr.
Moore residence anything
his Office he the public
lesson in official propey and integrity He will be renomnaed
without opposition.
That W. Summers the deputy will be nominated for
attorney general probab and while The COURIER does not
The courier., 1894-05-05

Eugene Moore and Joe BARLEY whose political for
tune are To- two years at least.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-27
A LA NOCHE

III Angel de Ia tardc cn la pradera
Con nn beso de paz durmi6 las flores,
\ del bosque los dulces trovadores,
LIE entonaron su cantiga postrera. .4
~. ~ Huyo Ia luz :, . Las SLIDES nocturnas
kapldas cruzan el dormdo viento, 'g'
vierten sobre e mundo soGolento
FL opio blando de sus negras urnas
Hugo la luz. 80. Sobre sus blancas huellas
81 Angel de la noche SO adelanta, f~
\ sobre el Gter diafano levanta
su toldo azul de palidas estrellas.
81 mar, la fuente, el pajaro salvaje,
La blanda brisa, el romeo torbellino,
Ouando empiezas, ioh noche! tn camino,
su mod0 to rinden homemade
esa inefable paz que nos regala
La inercia nocturnal de los sentidos.
Ese coro de magicos sonidos
Que en- Ia callada atm6sfera resbala.
Son un don celestial, un don querido,
Que encontramos los hombres en- la ouna
Para endulzar las horass sin fortuna
Que atosigan el pecho dolorido.
Entonces en- el caliz de los lirios
Las almas de las virgenes SO mecen,
aspirando su aroma SO adormecen
En- celestes Y pudicos delirios
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-27
en- 81 la graciosa paroda de la opera Trorioto,
Els de esperarSc, pues, un lleno complete

en- 81 la gracosa paroda de la opera 7rorioia,
Els de esperarsc, pues, un lleno complete.
Sc asegllra que on brevc Sc verlfiCara una
combination dc alto personal del ministerio de
Estado. por la cual quedaran vacantes la lcga-
ci6n dc Espaha en- Constainopa Ia subsecrc-
} taria del ministero.
No hay remedio tan efcaz para combatr la
anemia la corosis oras Intermediates como
la Soluci6n Vital del licenciado Gadea.
V6ase el anunco.
En- Humacao ha debido tener lugar un baile
de Blanco y Rojo, organizado por la .Junta
drectiva del Asilo de pobrcS de aquella po
blaci6n.
En- la Capital Sc ha establecldo nuevamente
la Montana rusa que fguro en- la Exposici0n
Dice nuestro apreciado colega In Tos de la
! MOatd1,a
"A A'nuestro distinguido colega LA DEMoCRA-
CIA.- dicen desde Coamo que El Fulh,ina11te.
tulminard contra ella su rayos .tatlnineos.
| A ESQ debe contestar LA DEMoCRACtA paro-
diando q Napoleon. Los rayos del Futn,ina,tte
no llegaran donde Sc encuentra la DEMocRA-
CIA"
Ell senior Ubawi, jefe ausentc del partido
Unconditional, ha dirigido al sefor Vilar que lie
sustituye en- calidad de vice presidente del Co.
mite Directive, una expresva carta en- que Sc
muestra agradecido por la nueva prueba de CON
fanza que sus ,correligionarios le dan sc
declara conforme con los acuerdos de la Junta
Magma.
Nuestro apreciabe colega La Correspondent
cia dice que la question del dia en- la Capital es
la de los f6sforos que han subido ell ciento por
ciento. Ell clamoreo es general y hasta Sc habla
de volver al viejo sistema de los yesqueros de
que en- las fondas cafes SO establezcan Tampa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-27
ALCOHOLADO

Prss.rva 81 rostro de marchss de arrugas !.
usado con f'icciones para eI rslma no tiene
rival.
Paa 81 banjo as un gran t6nico reparador del
sistema muscular. Las madres deben EN-
plsarlo Gu los abluciones de sus hiios como
preservativo, el mas igienico contra todas
esas enfer nedades que atacan los nihos en
su primera edad
Es un gran preservativo contra las afeccio-
nes cstarrales.
Dep6sito en- la Capital, Farmacia de Gui
llermety; PONCE, EN- LA DE 'GADEA ;
Mayagtez en- las de Basora, Mulet Tore
gross, San German en- la de Carlo, Arecibo en-
Ia de Rivera, Humacaoen Ia de Martinez, Fa-
iardo en- la de We've, Utuado en- la de Legrand
Lares en- la de Iturrino, San Sci tian an las
le Font y de Aroelsy. Por mayor en- Ia de su
autor el Lcdo. don Luis Torregrosa, A qua
lilla, plaza principal
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-27
>Caf@ noo|do pufo los gramo ce del Com
INTERESANTE.

Sc ACADIA de recibir en- el estable-
clmlento de los senores Oliver y Co ,
Plaza del mercado, una gran rene
sa del sin rival Y acreditado vino
" Cepa de Macon, y, cue Sc detallara
q preclos sumamente m6dicos.
Ponce. Julio..26 | m. 3vs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-27
GRAN DEP0SIT0
de calsado y peleteria de Jaime Rulldn
Atocha, 6 Ponce.

En este antique como acreditado estableci
mleoto hay constantemente I'M elegante va
riaoisimo surtido do toda clase de calrado de
todos preclos, que Sc rem ueva mensualm to
por los vapores directos.
Existe tambien un complete surtido de toda
clase de materiales para zapateros taabarte.
roe. drlles camisas mallorquinas maletas de
ViaJe oaules americanos. 3 pa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-27
Ponce. .Tnlio 11da18p4.

Ponce. Jnlio 1lde1894
Ell MEJOR REMDIO QUE Sc PUEDE en-,
contrsr para cohbatir diversos estados patol6gi-
COS, como raquitismo, eser6fulas, tuberculosis
pulmonar, y estado genral de dibilidad, es la
Emulsion de Scott de gran utiidad por su eff.
cacia cuanto por la facilidad con que SO digiere
SehOreS Scott,y Bovine;
CERTIFlco: que desde que empec6 la practi-
ca de medicina, On Ponce. Puerto. Rico. he he
cho frecuente uso de Ia Emulci6n de Scott, y
siempre con satisfact6ros resulta resultados en-
las numerosas aplicaciones que Sc puedan hacer
con este msdcamento, mas de todo, ell los pal.
ses calidos en- donde es tan Gtil un preparado
,reparador, eualquiera que sea la cansa del deca.
miento organico; el aceito de higado de bacalao
bajo la forma de Emulsion que ustedes preps-
ran, es sin duda mas soportable que 81 aceite
pur Ponce, AbriI II de lSS7.--Doctor Eau.
80 Lseab de u fasultad Dc Psris
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-27
Non plus MItrn

No hay mas ALA con el rico, sabroso
y ssaludable ACEITE mallorquin
legitimo que acaban de recibir los
senores Oliver y Co., Plaza del mer-
cado, y que detallaran por caias y
latas a precios muy m6dicos.
Ponce, Julio Is. 1m3vs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-27
RECoRTEs
q benefcio que Sc hecha en- cara es una efen.

Fl benefco que Sc hecha en- cara es una efen-
Sa.
Mo hay corazdn a quien la naturaeza no haya
destinado otro coraz0n.
Ell luio no puede asociarse con la virtud, nj
cl egoismo con Ia libertad
Elevad el alma d tai atura, que la ofensa no
pueda acanzalla.
Qnien Sc acusa 50 corrge
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-27
DESAPARECID0

De nn cercado contiguo la casa del que
suscribe sta en- 81 barrio de maj huelo absjo
hscs o, ocho dias que desapareci6 d buey hosco
amarillo, ojnegro, como de cinco amos, msrca
DO con las iniciales J. R en- Ia nslga squierda
~ que de noticas de su paradero sera graft.
ficado.
! Ponce, Julio 26 de 1894. l--12
Jtan Rodriguez
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-27

Nsl asma, y bronquitis, "a tos pertinaz, en- &C.
neral, todas las de las Was respiratorias
Zero no hay remcdio tan efcaz nara elias
como el Jafabe del doctor Santoai preparadc
por 81 icenciado Gadea.
He aqui q notable logogrifo quo lega 4 nues-
.ro poder que, segln nos aseguran, es hecho
On san German pbr un notable escritor del
pals
l1oo-s-s-1-ia-5-e77 80 4-11-8-15-l4
I essar no de $ ant
-s-s-4-5-6r7 SO lO-l1-ta -l3-14-15
Asses no de G a IL o
rs, sin duda curiosa esta coincdencia de le-
tras entire 81 nombre la obra del criminal
y anarqnista,
Dice un peri6dico que Sc adeudan cnco men-
sualidades a las viudas hu6rfanos de emplea-
dos que perteneceron Ultramar, pesar de
que sus haberes Obran en- la Gaia del mniste
rio correspondence
s Entire los varios sintomas que deauncian en-
q cuerpo humane Ia existencia de las lombrices,
citanse, como seguros, Ell los niflos particular
mente, la dureza tirantez del yientre, sobre-
saltos durante el suefo, apetito variable, etc6-
terra
Para ESQ es remedo ehcaz al Vermifugo Ga
dea
Vease ol anuncio.
Ha regresado esta ciudad de vuelta de su
viaje a Europa la bella distinguida sehorita
Angela Rosch, hija de nuestro respectable ami
go don Miguel. ----'-'~
Reciba Maestro cordial benvenida. w.
Mailana daran Los Bufos una func6n de mo
dG que dedican al bello seyo de esta ciudad.
siguiendo en- este una costumbre cstablecida por
ellos en- Ia. Habana M6iico otras capitaes/
El nrnuTnma ac varia1n u Snlaotn frura pdn
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-27
Cuentos para .et Viaje
pnp kangaroo i)EGETAtr y;GONZ4LEz ~

Collection de bellisinoA cnentos literarios.
Forma un tomo la iaptics de mas de 300
p6einas Sc halla de vents, al precio de rs ctvs
eiemplsr en- las libreriss de don Olimpio Otero
don Manuel Lopez, y en- casa de don Attsti'
des Diaz Diaz ''