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= PETROLEUM remains unprotected
IN tariff bill reported in the Senate.
The subcommittee was expected to
restore the clause in regard to oil,
but the oil men are doomed to disap.
pointment. The committee had ia
vors for sugar and other Southern in.
dustries, but nothing for Pennsylva-
mia. 1t might be worse, however.
That tariff bill hasn't passed yet
Franklin NelC8.
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All parties having accounts with me
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Stockholders Meeting.

There will be meeting of the Stock
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Monday, April I'd, A. d. 1894, at 2
O'Clock, p. NJ, or said day. at the Of
nee of the Company, for the purpose of
electing new Board of Directors to
serve for the ensuing year, and for any
other proper business that may come be-
fore them.
WM. SMEARBAUGH, Sec'y,
Tionesta, Pa, March l3, 1894.
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GALusHA A GROW in Congress
tried to amend the pension bill so as
to make the minimum pension given
any pensioner s12 per month. That
is very little, but it is much more
than most of them get now. 1t lie a
pity that Mr., Grows amendment did
not go through.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to CastoriA.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
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LEADER IN DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING
I'D CLOTHING
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David Mintz,

David MIntZ, Marienville, Pa.
OUR
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YOU FIND Buttons I Silks Velvet Veeeen Ribbons In
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at
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IF YOU ANT thing eand
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OAUTION.-If n dealer offers w. L.
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he has them without name stamped on
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TAKE NOTICE--All who are concern
ed in this appraisement, that an appeal
will be held at the Treasurer's office, in
Ifonesta, Tuesday, the Sd day of April,
A. ID. 1894, between the hours of ] and
p. M, when and where you may attend
If you think proper.
w. l.. THOMPSON, Appraiser.
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We are authorized TO announce JOHN
j. HAIGHT, of Howe Township, as a
candidate for Assembly, subject to Re-
puhlicap usaUoe
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TIME TABLE in
effect Nov. s6, 1898.
Trains leave Tio-
nesta for Oil City
and points west as
follows:
The weekly tribune., 1894-10-12

development Of the state, and not one
dollar Of this vast sum has been taken
out of the state The larger portion has
been paid in wages to the army OF men
it employs and the remainder has been
invested in properties that will give en-
ployment to many more. 1t has not
confined its operations to any one local
ity. 1t is in Butte, in Anaconda, in the
Bitter Root, in Camp Creek, at Three
Forks, at Belt and it will soon be at
Great Falls, and in the Flathead.
On the other hand the Northern Paci
fic at first secured grant Of land that is
sufficient to pay for the building OF it's
great line. Outside Of constructing the
line it has done nothing for the state.
The vast sums that it's managers have
from time to time been able to filch.
amounting to millions, has been expended
no one knows where, certainly not in
Montana. 1t has always pursued most
selfish and arrogant policy toward the
state, except Helena, and it is now doing
all in it's power to subserve its own ends
by expending large sums Of money and
resorting to other measures to locate the
capital at what may be called its OWE
city-Helena.
The weekly tribune., 1894-10-12
AUTHOR AND ENDORSER.

Some days ago the Helena News pub
lished statement that Marcus DAILY ex-
erted his influence to secure the appoint
ment of Lee Mantle as senator, and in
return Mr.. Mantle was to support Ana
conda for the capital. This article was
gleefully repuhlished by the Great Falls
Leader, without comment, thus giving it
an endorsement. The following from
the Inter Mountain, in responsa, prob
ably applies equally to the maker and
the endorser OF the slander. The Inter
Mountain says:
We denounce the above as a lie in
every particular; at once wanton, idiotic
and personally malicious; a lie without a
shadow of proof to back it up; lie
which the liar who inspired it knew to
be lie when he caused it to be printed;
lie that every man who had anything
to do with the appointment OF Mr..
Mantle or the candidacy Of Anaconda
knows to be a lie; lie that has all the
ear marks of being paid for; cheap and
dirty lie; lie which Governor Richards
will tell the News is lie; lie which
the editor of the News knows to be ab
solutely without foundation or justif
cation; a lie which is put out to CRAFTY
some mans nasty spleen and jealousy
a lie that no man without the hide OF 1
rhinoceros would utter, which no mar
not a criminal would invent and which
no man not fool would believe.
The weekly tribune., 1894-10-12

capital as against the claims OF Helena,
These rawlings of Helena can have no ef-
feet upon those who intend to or are
willing to invest, yet they show the des-
perate straits to which Helena
has been driven. The peo-
pie Of Montana know that the
Anaconda company made large invest
ments in Montana originally and that
every dollar that has been taken out by
the company has been reinvested here
and paid out in wages in the employment
Of thousands of workingmen. Oh, no,
the location of the capital cannot make
any difference to any community 30 far
as outside investors are concerned, ex-
cept Helena itself. 1t is already largely
the debtor of eastern capitalists, and il it
fails to get the capital it will be cut of
from their loans and will not even be
able to pay its existing indebtedness
This is where the shoe pinches and why
Helena has started the stupid cry about
eastern capital. This, however, is her
own lookout. She rushed into debt
recklessly and has no right to demand
that the people Of the entire state shall
make sacrifices to further aid her, es
pecially when she resorts to falsehoodt
that might be liable to injure the credit
of the entire state to accomplish bel
ap6o
The weekly tribune., 1894-10-12
STABBING THE STATE.

A new lead has been struck by the
Helena for the capital boomers. They
first abused, then cajoled. and are now
trying to frighten the voters into support
of Helena. The new scheme is not even
a cunning one. 1t is in effect that il the
capital is located at Anaconda it will
cause the downfall of the state, for east
ern capital will at once refuse to invest
in Montana The wonderful resources
of Montana are to count for nothing if
Helena does not get the capital. Rivers
will run dry, grass will refuse to grow,
fertile valleys will become alkali deserts,
herds and fiocks will perish, and our
wondrous mineral wealth will be trans
formed into barren rock. Fair cities
now blooming with prosperity will vanish
from the map, and the state be once
more a bowling wilderness, relieved only
by Helena, which will of course continue
to exist in spite Of fate.
Helena may think this silly talk about
eastern money trump card, but it is
not. The bonds Of any of the growing
cities in the state will still be at pre-
MUM, no matter where the capital may
be located. Industries will thrive in all
localities, and money seeking safe invest
ment and sure return, will come to any
of the prosperous cities, even we're there
no state capital. This will be done in
spite of Helena, for it and those who
favor it are doing all they can to prevent
any outside money coming into the state
unless it is poured into the Helena raj
hole. In the eyes Of Helena people it is
a crime for those outside the state tc
invest money here, engage in great en-
terprises, and develop Montana. In pur
, suance of this opinion they are now en-
gagged in the most infamous crusade eve
instituted in any state against gentlemen
, whose only crime is that they have aidet
to a greater extent in the upbuilding o
| Montana than all other influences com
q bined. Reference is made 70 j. B. Hag
Q gin and Marcus Dali, representing tn
q Anaconda company. They and the com
;. pany of which they are members hav
been subjected to the vilest denunciatio
8 and most contemplate and untruthfr
Q accusations. They haye been held U
q to the eyes Of the people OF this stat
4 and OF other states as men devoid {
Q honor, principle, and manhood for q
/. other reason than that they have dare
q 70 espouse the cause Of Anaconda Tor Il
The weekly tribune., 1894-10-12
CASCADE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

In another column will be found
reference to the gentlemen who are the
nominees for legislative and county Of
fees, at the hands Of the democratic
party of Cascade county. No effort has
been made to give biographical sketches
OF the candidates for all are we'll known
in the county. Not one Of them but is
fully qualified for the position for which
he has been named. Independent OF
their political creed, which at this
juncture is important to the people Of
Montana, their personal merits and
qualifications are of such high order as
to commend them to the suffrages Of
their fellow citizens. Cascade county is
entitled to representation in the legiala-
ture by men whose training, ability and
experience will give assurance that the
best interest of the county will be ably
looked after and faithfully served. Such
gentlemen have been named by the
democratic convention and their names
will be found at the head of this column.
For county officers the people have a
right to expect that the candidates shall
be fully qualified to fill the several i'm.
portant trusts. This object was kept
steadily in view by the democracy in
making the nominations. The question
of fitness was the only consideration by
which they were influenced, and the re-
suit has been ticket that challenges
comparison with the opposition. The
ticket as a whole represents men who
believe in good government, honestly
administered, and as such it is presented
to the voters with the assurance that il
elected the affairs of Cascade county viii
be administered with an eye single tt
the public interest.
The weekly tribune., 1894-10-12
CAPITAL STRAWS.

Helena says that to place the capital
at Anaconda is casting pearls before
swine" That is to say, the laborers OF
Anaconda are swine. This sennment
undoubtedly comes from the bottom or
the aristocratic Chinese Helena heart
Great Falls News.
Nearly every state Office holder and
their minions are working tooth and toe
nail for Helena. They travel the state
and do nothing else. Take the office
holder out OF Helena and you have
nothing left.--Madison Monitor.
Anaconda is gaining strength in all
parts OF the state. In Butte, Great Falls,
Missoula and other cities Anaconda for
the Capital clubs are forming with large
memberships. Even in Dawson county
the people are beginning to consider that
there is part Of Montana not included IL
Helena, and that il Anaconda doee get
the capital the distance to school will
not be reduced any.-Glendive Inde,
pendent.
The present Lewis and Clark county
court house, to which Helena points
with pride," is an example OF what the
workingmen of Montana could expect
were the state capital buildings to bt
erected in that city. Will some OF tht
Helena papers explain just how much
Montana laborers got out OF the afore
SAID court house and how the wage
were cut and st. Paul men brought in t
take the places Of Montana men2 Vot'
| to put the state buildings at Helena ant
see how much Montana workingmen vii
be benefited.-Butte Bystander.
The weekly tribune., 1894-10-12
FOREIGN CAPITAL.

The Helena papers, especially the In
dependent and the Herald and their
Butte annex the Miner, are considerably
exercised over the question of what they
call "foreign capital" But the papers
mentioned are more than inconsiste mt in
their treatment of the subject. One day
they shrek that the capital should not
be located at Anaconda because the
company of that name which owns larro
interests in Anaconda is backed by
"foreign capital" the next day they all
grow lugubrioue and mournfully tell the
people that if the capital is located at
Anaconda, it will be death blow to the
industries of the state for in that event
not another dollar of "foreign capital
can be induced to invest here. Be it
remembered that in this calamity howl
and Infamous effort to injure the credit
Of the state both eastern and European
money are included in the term, foreign
capital" The best answer that can be
made to these outrageous assertions OF
the Helena people was furnished few
days 20 when the bonds OF the city Of
Philipsburg were sold at premium.
In this connection the meanest and
most contemplate aspect of the Helena
papers and their Butte annex is their
hypocracy. They talk with holy horror
about Anaconda being a town dominated
by foreign corporation, yet there is not
one Of the party, either in Helena OF
Butte, who has not and would not cheer.
fully part with any property he possesses
to foreign corporation. at profit. II
was Helena men who sold the Drum
Lummon at Marysville, the Elkhorn al
Elkhorn, the Minah at Wilkes and other
properties to foreign corporations, and
the Miner knows that there is now
pending a deal for the sale of large
properties in Butte, owned by it, to Q
foreign corporation. This is the Helena
creed, however. What is right and
what can be done with impunity in
Helena and Butte is crime in Ana
conda, or as Henry Ward Beecher once
expressed it, Orthodoxy is my doxy
heterodoxy is your doxy."
The weekly tribune., 1894-10-12
Absconder NeaIe's Wealth.

The readers Of The TRIBUNE doubt
less remember the fight and subsequent
pursuit via Great Falls of Percy Neale,
the abscouding customs collector form
erly stationed at Macleod In the North
west territory. The London papers
which announce his capture state that
on his person he had concealed e63l
of English gold and notes, and
in his room at q first class hotel de.
tectives discovered El31 In En-.
Qlish money and $500 In Canadian
currency, q total Of about s4,80O In
American money.
The weekly tribune., 1894-10-12
ONE MAN POWER.

The Butte Miner no doubt in a spirit
of genuine, disinterested, philanthropic,
patriotic solicitude for the welfare OF
the state warns the people against a
city in which one corporation owns the
newspapers, hotels, water works and
electric light plants and all other fran
chises and privileges. Let the Miner
think for moment and it will remem-
ber that it was but short time ago
that one prominent citizen OF Butte,
who occasionly visits the Miner office
owned newspaper, bank, the electric
light plant, the water company, the
street car lines, q smelling works, lott
Of mines, grocery store, furniture store
at least part Of q hotel and other in
The weekly tribune., 1894-10-12
VERY THIN,

The Butte Miner says "the seat of
government belongs TO the whole people,"
and The TRIBUNE and the people GER
tanly agree with the proposition. But
when the Miner goes further and in it's
opposition to Anaconda assumes to speak
Sin behalf of the people Of Montana" it
makes itself ridiculous. Who made it
the spokesman? In It's own city Of
Butte - per cent of the voters are for
Anaconda and simply laugh at it and it's
pretensions. 1t speaks for no one but
itself and the residents OF Helena. In
the face Of it's pompous claim of speak
ing ION behalf of the people of Mon
tana," the record shows that two years
ago $4,000 of these people recorded their
votes against Helena. 1t is about time
that the Miner, TO use pardonable
slang under the circumstances. "took a
tumble to ITSELF" It's brag is becoming
nauseating.
The weekly tribune., 1894-10-12

The Helena for the capital papers are
at their illogical logic again, imagining
they are throwing dust in the eyes Of an
intelligent public. They now tell US
that the contest for the capital is not be-
tween the two cities, but 1t is the state
of Montana against Anaconda and that
Helena In the battle simply represents
the state. This is news. Two years age
The weekly tribune., 1894-10-12

terests too numerous to mention. 1t is
true that he has unloaded the electric,
and water plante and furniture business
upon "foreign corporations" but he still
indulges in the luxury of the others. In
spite of this terrible one man power
Butte has not gone to the "demnition
bow vows" but manages to stagger
along very cheerfully and will cast it's
vote for Anaconda.
The weekly tribune., 1894-10-12

Another Helena delusion. 1t now
offers Great Falls the insane asylum il
Great Falls will give it it's vote for the
capital. Helena will neither get the
capital nor will it dictate where the in
sane asylum shall be located. The people
have had enough Of Helena bossism as
they will demonstrate at the polls in
November.
The weekly tribune., 1894-10-12

"The only workingmen Of Montana
who will vote for Anaconda for the capi-
tai will be those who are influenced by
Doodle and eer."--Mvor Ma
ginnis at Helena for capital meeting,
Great Falls, Sept. 20.
The weekly tribune., 1894-10-12

Why do the Helena for the capital
papers continue to sneak behind con-
temptible abuse and cowardly subter-
fuges? Why. don't. they try at least to
give one reason why Helena should be
the capital? The abuse of Marcus DAILY
is getting rather stale.
The weekly tribune., 1894-10-12

The Helena papers and the Butte
Miner have taken refuge behind the
petticoats of the Helena ladies' club and
from that safe retreat are firing blank
cartridges at Anaconda. The noise
doesn't scare anyone.
The weekly tribune., 1894-10-12

$4,000 voters in this state walked to the
polls and by their ballot declared they
did not want Helena for the capital and
of that number 10, 1873 expressed prefer
ence for Anaconda. In the light OF these
figures who gives Helena license to say
that it speaks for the state. The claim it
makes is silly braggadocio.
The weekly tribune., 1894-10-12

Hon. Hal ). COrbett, democratic candi-
date for congress, Il. s. Ford, candidate
for state senator, and j. Is. Leslie, candt'
date for the legislature, will address the
citizens of Belt and vicinity at Belt on
Tuesday evening, October @3, and at Great
Falls on Wednesday. October "a.
The weekly tribune., 1894-10-12

For the first time in it's history the
Butte Miner dares to make the assertion
that it is circulated in all parts Of Mon
tana, but it does not add that the circu-
lation it boasts Of is paid for by Helena
hoOdle
The weekly tribune., 1894-10-12

1t lis just as we'll for all Of us to keep
in mind the fact that the state does not
own any buildings in Helena, nor does
it own foot of ground, length Of tim
ber or q brick in that city.
The weekly tribune., 1894-10-12

Helena for the capital Doodle is now
being poured into Butte and is being
lavishly dispensed in that city. 1t is
waste of material. The Anaconda clubs
in Butte have membership Of over
5000 and 80 per cent Of the vote there
will be cast for Anaconda.
The weekly tribune., 1894-10-12

ii ELENA LIARS.
Helena has always
been an enemy to Great
Falls, She worked
against us in the form
alton of Cascade coun-
ty. She has lied about
a n d misrs )re sented
Great Falls during the
whole Of the cam paign.
Not a sinale vote in
Cascade county should
be given to Helena
Great Falls Leader of
Nov. 3. 1872.
The weekly tribune., 1894-10-12

"Again the scarlet shafts of SUNRISE"
again the regular supply Of Helena for
the capital papers and again no mention
of reason why Helena should be the
capital Of Montana.
The weekly tribune., 1894-10-12
THE SCENE CHANGES.


HELENA PIONEERS.
We would not by any
means detra It from the
redir due Mr.. Gibson
for aiding the building
up of q city at this
point. We know we'll
the struggles he en-
countered. but the truth
is that Helena people
we're here six years be-
fore he saw the present
site of the city.-Great
Falls Leader Of Oct. 8,
1894.