THE; CITIZEN.
WTLMAMC.XKGLEY - - Publisher
THURSDAY. JUNK 13 '9"'-
Republican County Ticket.
FOK DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
E. E. YOUNG.
FOK CUAK OK COLKTS.
W. H. CAMPBELL.
FOR COUNTT SURVEYOR,
B. F. HILLIAItD
Public Power* for Private Use-
IN the division of the Pittsburg dis
trict, for STREET-ear and elevated rail
road purposes, the Oliver and Bigelow
brother- got part of the point or lower
district of the city, the bill district and
East End: the Mel lons «ot a foothold
in the lower Dart of the city and the
Monongahela valley, and Dick
and his crowd got a part of the point,
Allegheny and the Ohio and Beaver val
ley to New Castle.
None of the charters seem to include
any part of Butler county or some of
the neighboring counties; but as therie
charters carry the right of eminent do
main 'barring grave yards and churches}
are good ' on, over or under' any street
or public highway, not already taken,
are perpetual, if used within nine years:
and are without consideration to either
town or country, charters covering all
Western Pennsylvania are probably on
file or in course of preparation.
"Throughout the State, in the cities
and towns and on the highways con
necting them, corporations can be form
ed under this act to hold up every legit
imate enterprise and demand tribute of
it ,
This is the ESSENTIAL purport of the
whole vicious scheme. It is not to pro
mote railway building. It is to seize
upon public franchises and use them for
private gain or for the" furtherance of
political combinations, without any ad
vantage whatever to the people
With all the abuses of corporate pow
er that are justly complained of, there
has not hitherto B«-en such an exhibition
of greed as this. Franchises have been
granted lawfully to corporations that at
least promised to perform K/me useful
service and gave some security of com
pliance with their undertakings and
aonie compensation for the-.r PRIVILEGES.
The corporations formed under these
ART' are required to give no security
and no compensation, and are E -t bound
to the PERFORMANCE of anrttiiug-
They need mot even give notice of
their purposes They need make no
actual investment, -except in political
influence. to become themselves INVESTED
with the sovereign powers of the C<M
MOBWEALTH to employ as they will, to
obstruct or to crush, as well as to con
struct OR promote, as their POLITICAL S
pergonal interests may be served.
Such powers a* these ought not to be
given to anvbody. It makes it no better
the consent of the local authorities
nrust he nbtainsd to make the franchise
effective for the local autboriti.-s ought
net to he empowered to part with their
own lawful control, and to make such
FRANCHISE a subject <-f bartrahs and sale
in the City Councils. for private and not
for pobbc gain. but ADD* to the iniquity.
If RT»er» were an honesi desire to im
prove or enlar.- the corporation FCSWS
of the State to meet the MODEM require
mwrts of rapid transit, the work couH
hare been UNDERTAKE nfmly awl care
fully and with I JGJLFL for the pnhiic ad
vantage."
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, Tlie chtef I -lerk made THTRATOAIATF rn«>
IHMTS and REPRONENTATIVE Hall stepped
HT the *ide of MR Panl :in>l FNVVFUKWL
au assault <«n»n him Mr Paul seemed
horrified His whole frame trembled
He is retiiied and yatished, and he is
honest Violence would not have linrt
him more than did the accusation of the
chief clerk He fai-e.l the stalwart ern
ploy* of the House and GLARED defiance
at aim, bnt he WOGNIZED that he was
too old for a stmgtrle. and in his humil
iation he hnng his head ;»nd tears
DROP|H-D from his eyes. Meanwhile
fi»R\ in [SIRADED about., declaring that he
was honest, but an examination of his
list disclosed the names of nine members
re -orded as voting who were not present.
In the House. Tuesday a number of
appropriation bills were re] SIR ted froiu
Committee, including one giving the
Butler Oenersl Hospital
Clinton t\> p.
Mr- James Maizlaml visitol her
danghter Mrs Henry Bowser lately.
Her son took advantage of her absence
to give • party. Music WIS furnished
by Win. Khlert aud Fred Heckert and
their plaving was tine. The young
folks enjoyed themselves until a late
hour.
Bert Letever is home from the oil
field.
Samuel Moore & Co. have completed
T, SAWING the timber they purchased from
Mr. Bergman and removed their mill to
the Mrs. Charles Thompson farm.
Albert Hay is goiutc to enlarge his
store.
Till: CIIAKTKK OKABBKItS.
| Gov. Stone signed the Focht and
Kinery rapid transit bilL* last n«la>
I night: and next morning the Executive
and State Departments at Harrisbiirg
witnessed s«-eneß nnprecedented in tee
i history of the State. Scores of capital
i ists. lawvers and their assistant* le
ruained sleepless at the hotels in ..nler
| 'bit thev miirbt 1* first in the rnsli and
a hundred signed charter* for railroads
' in each jtopnlous section of the Ktate
I were '-arried away by weary but
! tied applicants. The legislation ana
sabsseqnent incident-* form one of the
! most important and sensational chapters
of Ktnte history.
Tl>e Pittsbnrg capitalists and attor
ney.-. including Thomas S. Blgelow,
Richard K. Quay. Henry W. Oliver,
George T. Oliver, Charles H Mch.ee,
\V. ti-r Lvon and the Mellon represen
tiiive* departed that aftenioon with
theirmost important application- granted
and the charters signed by the Gover
nor. _
The Philadelphia Congressman
Foerderer. Clarence "W oltf,.lames .
McXichol, John W. Mack, Michael
Mnrphv, Senator Penrose and Insur
a nee Commissioner Durham. got
thirteen charters for surface, elevated
and underground lines, which have an
aggregate capital 011 jviiier of ,■, sv
The total involved in the charters
granted for Pittsburg and vicinity that
day was sail to be #3,000.000, bnt the
capital stock fixed in many of the appli
cations is only nominal, and the transit
developments in Pittsbnrg and Alle
gheny alone, as a result of the new
legislation will cost a vast amount of
money. The division of the I lttsburg
field for immediate op' rations is as
follows, according to a.-: splanation
given by one of the attorney >.
The Bigelows, Oliver-, uu Quays wi.i
control the downtown section of Pitts
burg and build an elevated road from a
point near the Union depot to a point
near the Baltimore & Ohio depot at
Sinithfield and Water streets, with
elevatM line® and -pur* along
avenue to Wilkinsburg. out Butler
street to Highland Park, over the
Seventh street bridge to Allegheny,
with connections east on Ohio street and
west on Ohio street. Western avenue,
Bidwell street and Locust street to the
< (hie river Twentv mile? of street- will
be covered The first work will be to
provide relief for the congestion of
downtown jiassenger traffic.
The Mellon interests have the Mocon
gahela vallev. including all of P:ttsbnrg
east of Craie street: with the Second
avenue and Southside routes into town,
and covering the whole residence sect! an
north to the elevated lines. There are
about SO opplications for Mellon
charters. . . , .
The Ohio valley charters are held by
the Onay lines, and are six in numt*-r_
making it possible to build sections of
roads in the valley until there is a cau
tinuons line to Rochester, ar-1 from
there to New Castle, with a number ot
spurs. In all theTe was no less than .-
application- for charters m the Ohio and
Mon->ngahela valleys put on file that
moraine ,
As the State Department made s r..ie
that no one sboui'i be alk'ved to
the applications filed rival .rgaaizer- ■ *
eotnpauu-s have had no,-nan-- TO
each others plans and it has not vet de
veloped how sa-h nvaJs may at
tempt to combat earl. '-tber tin-' i zti
local anthorities or in the «mr*.s
The Johnst- .n svndi<-ate per-ple wno
are not aomxwl to be directly mw-r
w tM in the Pinsl<nrg field. have
Tbr a?h their representative* threat
pned to make legal tßrtesßs
mints in the law as w.-II as on the es
and method- ad<ip»e<i bv The Eaemtiw
and Stat' Th y h:,re
msed at l#e*t two cir Three
hot the Pirtsborc capitals express
little concern and no fear be-»o* ot
flaw
WUTKAI.
On Tbnrsdav last Rec+rdfr Brown of
Pjttsbmv appointed Edward "M »ae
low TO bis old nwitiot as Director tK»
Department of Pnt>l.' *
, n v,.-..-,. Senator W".
I party ut^aull'tion is. PitUinmg
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Mrs Annie Conway of North Hope!
w;.-the an. t of Mrs. C C h'nhn of
I S R. Campliell is moving a rig from
Jt>e Bvers farm to an abandoned -as
I w«U ob the f-troi >f W F. Murtland
Fred Catlin and wife of the lower
Ohio oil field are wi'h Mr. Catlin s
I itarentH at Troutinan.
[ ,T. H. Thompson & Co. have just com
{ pleted a well on the Stewart farm.
I which will make a fair producer.
W. E. Dnffy has sold his pacer "But
trick" to Geo. Bell of Coal Valley.
Middletown was connected with the
j world by telephone on last Thursday.
! Hubert, the 13-year-old sor of David
Fleeger, had an iii'm broken by being
thrown from a wagon, on last Friday
evening.
The Keystone Beiifctii. Society of
Hooker assisted by the citizens of the
community, will hold a festival at the
Grange Hall in Middletown on Friday
evening, June 21st. The proceeds will
be used for a benevolent pnrj>ose.
Miss Delia Thompson returned t,>
Dixinont last week.
Peter Thorn, an aged and highly re
sj»ected citizen of Peachville, died at his
home on May 31st, and was buried 111
Zion cemetery on Monday following.
Mr. Thorn was in the 71st year of his
( age. SiI.KX.
The- Schools of Butler County.
Extract from Superintendent Painter s
second annual report to State
Superintendent Shaffer.
1 here give a few of the facts and fig
ures taken from the annual report of
onr county schools for the year ending
June 1901.
The past year has been a _very success
ful one in school work. Not all ot the
5,-boots of this county have been as suc
cessful as they might have-been but
vet a> a whole we had bnt few real ..iil
mea.
During the Tear I held 12 public ex
aminations for provisional certificates,
one for professional certificates, and in
22 different places I gave nn examina
tion to pupils desiring a diploma from
our public schools.
In 'electing the questions for these
examinations I tried to use only such as
referred to up-to date school work, ana
gave no puzzles, or catch questions.
I granted 251 provisional certificate>
34 professionals, which nnmVr includes
all now in the county, and I*-" grades.
For diplomas about 2HO pnpils enter
ed the examinations. 150 of whom pass
ed the required marks and will receive
diplomas. It is certainly not a pleas
ant dutv to refuse either a certificate or
a diploma to all who take the examina
tion. but for the welfare of our schools
and in justice to the office we must do
this in some cases.
All manuscripts handed me are on
file in my office and can be seen at any
time by "those who gave them to me,
but cannot be taken from mv office.
We have in our county 52 school dis
tricts. 312 school directors, 251 school
houses, 297 school rooms and about 11,-
000 school children.
We had. last yea". 2fc« teachers, not
including those of the model school m
connection with the Slipperyrock State
Normal, in which magnificent building
eleven grades are now being taught by
the seniors from the Normal.
Of our teachers, 123 were males and
163 females. 5* taught their first term
last year and 91 had taught for five or
more vears. held provisional cc-rti
cates. -I- had professional and <0 were
Normal graduates. ,
Teachers are l»eing better euu'-ated
vear after year, and we think that ti; —
dav has now come when no one shonM
ask for a teacher's certificate who has
not alreadv taken some advanced school
work. The great cry for education, as
well as the growing need of it. each <l
- this from the young men and the
young w>>men who desire to teach
school.
I am glad lo report that m neam
every district of tb.s county amove was
made last vear to place the beginning of
a school librarv. At the teachers" meet
ing list fall I requested the teachers to
do what they could to get into our
schools some good, pure books for the
bov- and the girls, and as a result more
books of this kind were placed in onr
schools last year than had been pit
tber. for the twenty years preceding. I
here wish to thank the teachers pupil*
as-I patrons for the effort you rut forth
in this imp.-rtant icatver. for I belkfv*
that no better thing <aa be aiTen a boy
or a girl than a - »■! pur-- inter- -r '• -
book We expect to keep this n»tt«-r
bef. -re toe scttoob thi- year asain »!. i
hope bv next year to I* able to r-t« r;
si .me kind of a library in every school in
Bntier county.
Tbe directors in several township
kmdlv placed good <*ses for the b •
ii» their schools. a thing whkh we tfcir..
was a ww set.
Thefsll meeting of ;eachei> b. ••• ai
i UitAer last vear was an lifuiwrt. t
we think a very successful one. .-la: ;
-.} ib. tu:ni> *:o<: th- r> that <i*> w •
not f,.rg' tten for I saw t," m h r.z u>
H < 1 rwsited frrnn aeboo! t" school.
That mee-tn* tmmr * luwhwi
1 attended—a n*»m>«er mt WymA ••
j we bad expected.
lr. », liitwG *> "or regular Ceu:i:j
| x-s >■ - lc«ritnT- whirl; ws- osrtßiUi
|lt: i« <artvwfol ®e we had 2~«
J in the county I was pww
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} tWea, -■ farm*-i> Swtit nte- a*t~r "<~I 1 t
I Ten her" of Oafis® t.-anty.
T mst'TTnt*; in AfJecheuv c .ftnty
I the M ■Mtfev
i rormtr. the 9MM* B<wd cuaiatiw ai
ISKww-n-rr.-i. Normal and the tiriw:
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WohJ Hmiiutry.
«"omtnnniou siTvii - !*!# were held in the
1' P rhnrch. rtnnday A nnmiier were
«kM t» the church.
Jef Dnribip r"tnrned. Saturday, ift. r
]r, v.-eek s . it with friends in New 1 un
tie
! Mis« Ethel Pond hat- been in Pitt«-
bnrg for the pant month, visiting friends
Mis* Lulu Bnsnell went to Reynolds
ville last Tuesday.
Marshall Sloan, who hae been work
ing for several months in Klwood. re
! tnrne<l home. Monday, and intends go
ing we it »>on.
i Rev. Purvis of Freeport will preach
in Academy Hall, next Sunday evening.
tireat work is being done on O'lr
I streets under the supervision of onr now
I supervisor. P. Brown.
Mi-s Lelea Wick returned home from
St. Lonis. Friday, accompanied by hei
cousin, Miss Mildred Wick.
Children's day will be observed in tin
i churches here next Sunday.
1 Miss Nellie Cowden of Renfrew is vis
iting friends in town.
I
W. C. Findlky nninests the pnbli
| cation of the following In the table o
returns of the recent Republican pri
inary corrections should be made as fol
lows: W. C. Findley received IT vote
in Jackson township, west, and only
were credited. His total vote foots lltiii
E. E. Young was credited with 25 vote:
in Harmony borough while his vote wai
5. reducing his total 20 votes. J. W
Coulter was credited with 11 votes it
Harmony borough while he received bu
one.
Prospect 0«l«l> and En«l>.
Yon may smile or cry to read that.
Summer is still sitting in the lap of
spring, but we hope the fair child will
soon be able to go it alone.
MissLotta Blair of Butler was the
snest of her sister. Mrs. C. E. W e:gle,
last week.
Miss Blanche Kelly has l>een suffer
ing with bealed fingers for some time
and she can neither play the organ nor
wash the dishes. Good time to visit
Blanche.
Mrs. Wni. Bupp of Stamford was the
guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
Miller, last week.
Hose Gallagher, who works for the
telephone companv in Cleveland Ohio,
was heme for a short visit List week
John Roxbeny recently returned from
a business trip to Ellwood.
Camp Shanor. of Muddycreek twp.
was in town last week with one of the
best 2 year old colts in Butler Co. If
Camp looked a little proud he bad a
right to.
Mrs. L. K Lepley and daughter.
Benja are visiting Mrs. Lepley's sister.
Mrs. Snl'ivan of Braver Falls.
Mat Blair and Dickey Bowers, who
work in Ellwood were in town a few
days last week.
Win. Staff and Win Krantz of Brady
tp. made our town a visit not long
since.
John D. Albert, the phosphate agent,
went to Harmony Saturday with se\ -
eral teams for a car load of the plant
food.
Miss Maggie Allen, of Isle., was in
town Saturday, calling and shopping.
Rev. Knoi. the presiding elder, as
sisted Rev. Humes to hold communion
services in thf M. E cbircb. Sundav
June "2.
The frost Sunday morning did no
damage but recalled the killinjr frost in
June 1 <V.». Some of us do not mind that
one.
G. B. Beighley is buildinz a n*W
house for Sam Flinner of Lancaster
twp Of course we hope to have the
pleasure of congratulating Sam some of
these days
Samuel Tintsman. who works in Ze
lienople. was home on a visit to his
family. Sunday.
Mrs. L- M. Roth has returned from a
two weeks visit to New Castle re
latives and friends
Elmer Stephenson has resided hi
position at John Kelley s and is spending
a few days at home near Mt. Chest
nut.
We do not know of two women in
town that can make shop windows l<"k
nicer than Mealy Millemau and Minci-
Riddle.
Mont Dtinn wa-- poisoned by s >mv
luesms and be bojtrs to be better.
Mont does not like it
t/nite a number of our young folks
af-nded <4rnrcb al Isle- Sunday even
icg and tur- doubt heard a good serin :■
fr -UB Rev. Siicrua.k«r.
Everett Starnm and Eila O ratty two
• •wniMit yoanr teacbeiv. were mar
ried last wt*-k and will go to boase
ke»-i*:o:: on Everett - funi nortn of
town JOEtVIMTY.
JiU'ksvilk' \«Jev
was. .3 McKi-sicS Wife anc danebn r
(\f were the tmesfc- of J. X Ft®
anc wife >.wr Snnosy.
Miv Pkb <»f Haizel Ml. Uwrcu-s
Co visit-! h-r hmther. O. T. *urj»hj
recently
-• Rod_-rv..nd w•• of Ckarv w
visited "Mr awd Mrs Ep].:aa*r oo Fr
day "tost
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2-tc. 30c.
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white and blacks
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whit l"oil us with tiic fashion
able, pretty black printing*.
l,ar.;e I.inc of liiack ;mii White
' 'ott< n», IOC, i z\c, to £i .50 yaril
Write LIS what you want samples
of and prov- tile opportunity to
your own satisfaction. %
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ALLEGHENY. PA.
Ihe 5 Minute Breakfast Food.
I ) urine Health Flour
Makes
-BRAIN BREAD."
PURINA MILLS, ST. LOU'S, MO.
M. C. WAGNER
ARTIST PHOTO GRAPHEB
j 139 South Main street.
DEATHS.
BASHLIKE At Zelienople. June 9.
1901. Bertha M . wife of J. M. Bash
line. and only daughter of George M.
Halev. aged about 2* years.
Mrs. "Bashline had been in ill health
for two jears past the immediate cause
of death beinsr a bronchial affection.
She was a Resident of Butler several
j ears and had many warm friends here,
and was a member of the Second Prvs
bvterian church Twu months ago she
moved with her husband to Zelienople.
Her remains were brought to Butler
and buried in the North cemetery. Tues
d:iy.
GIBSON —At her homo in Allegheny.
June 11th. 1901, Maude Gibson,
•laughter of Win. (iibson deed., and
Mrs. Bradner. aged about "25 years
She will be Iroried at Butler, today.
OLIVER —At her home in Bntler, Jun- 1
12, 1901. iLrs Edward Oliver, aged
about 30 years.
PEACO—At h<-r home in Middlesex
twp. June 8, 1901. Mrs. \\m. J. Pea
co. aged about 40 years
Two little twin children a week old
are left motherless.
WEIBLE -Jnne T. 1901. at his home
near Br<>wnsdale. of appendiciti-.
son of A 1 bert Weible. aged 1«»
years.
Mi KEEN ER—At his home in Pitts
burg. June 5. 1901. Hugh McKeever.
a ted years.
He was buried at Allegany. N Y.
ODONNELL -At his home in Summit
twp.. Junes. 1901. Jerome, son of Fe
lix O'Donnell. in his 17th year.
THOMPSON—At the home of his son.
P. A., in New Castle. June 7, 1901
Henry Thompson of Butler, aged <6
years.
He was buried at Harrisville. Mon
day.
WIMER-At his home. 312 W. North
St.. Butler. June*. 1901. George Al
lison. son of Samuel VS inier, aged «
days.
The death of Mrs. Margaret Wimer,
the baby s mother, occurred the Sunday
before and was noted in last week s pa
per.
Obituary.
T. S. Miller of Perry twp . Lawren. -
'Untv. father of H. J. Miller of Euclid,
died last Monday, in his 77th year.
Pktek Tkorx.
Peter Thorn was bom in Butler coun
ty. Aug. 15 I*3o. and died at his horn
home in Buena Vista May 30.19ul.age<l
70 years. 9 months and 15 days. He
was married Dec. 12. to Sarah J.
Brown daughter of Matthew and Sarah
lirown of Fairvitw twp. Four children
- two boys and two girls—blessed this
union. all of whom are living and wt-r
--the funeral: IS grar.d hiidren bnv«
also been given them. 11 of whom a - -
still living. The de.-cased was a mti:.
ber of Co! G. 137 th Reg. Pa Vols, dar
the civil war
His remains were followed to tb*n
lost resfing ] by a conconr—
fnends axri reiat. v- and interred ii
Zion <.*metery. Rev. Althonse preach
ed a very able «iiU apfrafOßte r-ernxA.
Rev. Hi me- also assisted m the serv;
- *tt< r -j-rjt i» >a Deri:,
p. .-si GAR. f Chinora paid a iiiiri
tribute of *: the grave- to iL<
departed cv.ii,rade The deceased
kind L arted and t-.zfcly respected b
ali wh ka-«" L'ui K;s w::- es? ~.i •
•*. uijw hy »-f al: Ixxirinids and neigit
Kirs.
Far- weii. father. th'»u hast left us
H- re thy lose we deejdv feel.
P.nt Tis G «i that hath Weft n«.
He csui all oar si .rrt>ws heal
But weli meet beyond the Trier.
Wn*-r> the -senres- -fas*- to roll
Where w all th- bright torerer
S. <rrow ran n pre— the *«1
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Murat oweoi the hw-snw
m*-i: it NV —t- is Pennsylvania ax.
for I j exr- snwnr.teudrti; '
the FoiMt ■ <il c-oratMiiy 4mm: mt la
h-«!eic WiHihsiuTtoi. Pi* las: FrwO
after a r>n- f illnees <•: paernii-nwa Mr
•, return-ni Ma; froiL ai
• vun>ded trr\ to the Pacific • <«K aju
was hi til- n*ta. Bftaltb- bu: a f«t da*
later was ts£-*i t. Mr Omnjitim. wr
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S Cor. Main and Jefferson streets, r
L. 5. McJUNKIN,
Irsurancp and Real Eslati
Agent.
117 K. JEFFFRSON.
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I a F. L. VcQUISTION,
• Civil Kkcinbsr and Survkyof
| Umce near Court House.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
In the District Court of the
United States for the Western
District of Pennsylvania in
Bankruptcy.
11l tlie matter of
John diaries Gil by and John
Mi-Tammy. partners, trading No. !*>• in
A McTamney. and a-> Bankruptcy,
individuals. Bankrupts.
To t he creditors of John Charles Gil by ard
Julia McTamney. partners, tradinc as tiiiby
,v M-T i: :.ey. an . in.iividcal'y. * Kenfrv*.
in the county of Butier and district afore
said. bankrupts: .
N lice i- h« r. -y given 'hat on the -in GaT
of June. A D. I*l. the said Gllby 4
McTamney. :ls partners and as indivio
uai>. were dulv adjudicated bankrupts;
an.'- •• the Br>t meeting of their creditor*
wi id at the offi.eof J. W Hutchison,
ret !ankrupt.-v No. lit N. W Ita
moiiu. Kutler. the 'Jilti day of -luue.
\. l>. ISO), at li« o'clock in the forenoon
at wl.i.ti tin e i m— .id cre.iit.irs may attend,
prove their claim-. appoint a trustee, ex
amine the bankrupts and transvt su.'h other
busimss as may pr>.perly come before said
meeting.
June »th. 1901.
J. W. HI"TCHI:*>N.
Keferee in llankrupU'j.
In the District Court of the
United States for the Western
Dstrict of Pennsylvania, in
Bankruptcy.
In the matter of j
lioy A. Mai-Cartney. -No. 124'. in Bank-
Bankrupt. I ruptcy.
To the creditors of lloy A. Ma«-Cartn«-v.
of Butler. ;n the county of Butler and
district afore-said, a bankrupt:
Notice is hereby riven that on the-.th day
of Mav. A. P. ls»<l. the said Boy A. Mac-
Cartney *as duly adjudicated bankrupt;
and that the first meetine of his creditors
Win :« held at the office of J. W. Hutchison.
Referee in Bankruptcy. No. 11l N. \\. Dia
mond. Kutier. Fa., on the l»th day of June.
I>. 1901. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at
which time the said creditors may attend,
prove their claims, appoint a trustee, ex
amine the bankrupt, and transact such
otli. r business as may properly come before
>-id meetinsr.
June 4th. 1-Vl.
J. W. BI TCHISOV
Keferee in Bankruptcy.
Notice to Contractors.
-ea!ed proposals will tie received by the
County Commissioners at thtirofliee.in Bn
ler. Pa- until So'clock p. m. of June 2i. _
for the construction of the masonry work for
county briuses. one over Breakneck
creek, near Mars I«trough: oni over Muday
creek. near line of Mnddyrreek and Worth
townships, ami one over Littie «V.nm»ine
n.-ssin; creek, in Conuoquenessins towns Dip.
Plans and specifications mil be seen at t ,ie
Commissioners* offi-e The Commissioners
reserve the ri=bt to reject any or all b:ds.
J. J. McOAKV E\ .
JOHN W. GII-LE-PIE.
Jv'UN A. EICHEKT.
i . .ui ty «"«MHmteskmers.
tV.miris-: tiers* ' 'ffice. Butier- Pa—June a. 1 1-
EXECUTRIX'S NOTICE
Letters testamentarv on the estate of
David Park, dee'd, "late of Middlesex
township. Brtler Co , Pa . Saving been
granted tu the undersigned, all persons
knowing themselves indebted to said
estate will please trake :imce<iiate pa\ -
ment and any having claim* against said
estate will present tin duly authenti
cated to
Mss Mary A. P.-uis:, Ei i,
i'.akeTStown, P*-
E. H N'HCLET. Att'y-
Public Sale of Valuable Real
Estate.
Bv virtue >tf an order <«r theOtj*nn* Court
tfMhr Co- Pa— aadr oa the ■
March. iML and rent wee and continued <«i
llnau. MM- the mdergigicd. W—j. "
..- J.th. |irrmi*» it tenm
twp.. Butier Co.. Pa., on
Tuesday, June 25*h, 1901,
At i* ..'clock p. m.. tie to:i<»winr
i> a estate .ate the priiperty of
l- \L vu: ALt hat H 11m in njrrs- ,r trart "■
,ati<i-rtoare in Centn twp.. Butier < -i—
--■« nnaed and describee »- follows, u— wit
4n. the i; rrth ' v . iiid- of El: Eara. Jos
. >«ulter s heirs. Itavid telly ant: 1. J. M ~
and ie*s at the ea=a iiy ;ands of Mrs W."
n,:iia FleOT. C»ivtii 80. >i. and Join. Furaj
■: tli- - :uq. •>' Calvin 1.- .Mt.liarui;
Eapa. aiMi 1 ran. Kofcier ami an tnt wee. t«y
lands of 1. J. awdlete.
■ A'TiINIV. ir. 3i-K» A< UEs
A'-"»S llii acre-of wtiirti is cktsriod an* u. a
siat. . • cltiriuni. taUa»<-. is wt*»-
lanti of paac White timiier Cnntd hoone
wad Ymm ban. aau wther ooti.u/idins
-T• -i.s h-s "r -nar « ' i»-antu:
I fruit trees, land is wata
inf na. TUstm>i<AM*r an th Rntler
I anc Ikvrrr pike, aknat i. mile- Tram the
I towraacti of AnMer. aw adjatn* the wflMape
iof I'uknvilti. nd braa«HlMt«*aiHMfeat
wtoiros. tiiilis. and (uMaßn-. an.; a—
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i ticmHlm i b—a» d mam n thjwtn iliiKr
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wk Tf*mr mrtiiMilw: of «»!- »y th>!
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4DM I MIST BATOR'S HOTTCE.
Leiters ot a-laniniatratioa on che estate
M Victor 3L .Tnilip». iec 't. "ate oi
Sutler, 3atita- raunty. Pa., liavtnjj
ten to the '.mierstgpeti. ail
•• mi estate will please make mmetiiate
avmeat. ami any having claims
•aiii estate will present "-hem itdy aa
henticated tor settlement to
THOMAS W. Phiixips-, J«., \ Adm is .
CLAaESCK Walkkr.
Butier, Pa.
C. Walkek. Attorney.
EXECUTOR S MOTICE.
Letters testamentary on the estate of
tohn Glasgow, dee'A, latent Clinton
township, Butier countv. Pa., having
,een granted to the andersignetl. ail
persons knowing themselves to be indebt
ed to said estate will please make im
mediate pavment and those having claims
against the' estate will present them duly
authenticated for settlement to
MARTIN Hdms, Flick, Pa.,
ROBERT SEFTON, Cnlmerville. Pa.,
Executors.
WII.UA.MS & MITCHELL. Att'vs.
ADM INISTRATOR S NOTICE
Lexters of administration on the esrtkte
of Henry R. Blair, dee'd., late of
Sltppervrock township, Butler county.
Pa., having beeu granted to the under
signed, all persons knowing themselves
Indebted to said estate will please make
immediate payment, and any having
claitrs against said eslats will present
them dnlv authenticated for settlement to
ROBERT R. BLAIR, Adm'r.,
Keister. P. 0., Pa.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Letters of administration on the estate
of Martha Markwell, dee'd., late oi
Concord twp., Butler Co , Pa., having
lieen grantetl to the undersigned, al
persons knowing themselves indebted tc
said estate will please make immediatt
payment, and any having claims againsl
said estate will present them duly tu
thenticaled for settlement to
R. S. CORNEUVS, Adm'r..
Butler, Pa
W. D. BHANDOX. Attorney.
X jambs DCDOS,
1 . LICENSED Aictionehr
Inquire at Sheriff's off»or i*» •! 9 -
St., Butler, Pa.
R-R-TIME-TABLES
I* A. W K K
TRAINS LEAVE BAILER FOR ALLEGHENY.
LOCAL TIME, AT 6 JI. BAV B:3FT. AND 11 3#
N M AND 4:00. 5:45. P. IN. THE »3#
AND 11 "20*. M. TRAIN# MAKE THE RUA IN
AN HOUR AND A QUARTER. THE T*:OS A NJ
4 AND 5:45 P M TRAINS, DAILY CONNECT
AT CALLI-RV FOR THE WEST.
TRAINS"LEAVE BUTLER IN THE NORTHERN
DIVISION OR NARROW UASSE AT T* >' *• M.
5:15 P. M.. LOCAL TIME, THE MORNINFC
TRAIN FOR KANE AND EVENING TRA;N FOR
\V CLARION
TRAINS ARRIVE IN BUTLER FROM A LIE
CHENV V 917 A M. AND 12 1"
T A«3 AND 7:45: AND FRONT THE NORTH AT
9.-05 AND 3:50 P. NI
I>N TNESDAV. THNRS-LAY AND SATURDAY
NIGHTS, THE THEATRE TRAIN LEAVES AL!E
SJHENV AT 11 >W P. IN. ARRIVES IN BNTLER AT
1 :10 A. M.
OESSEMER & LAKE R R CO
I> TIME TABLE IN EFFECT MAY 19 1901
CENTRAL TIME
\ IWTL = SALVIA* S«TBW»RJ
(FEADAR) (*■**>—)
1- !• 14 STATU'NS" ~ >1 I S
. V , M , M —R*-RYR^
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- -4 ♦» U5 1 * 'M FAIRRIEW *> —> 1- -V' I **
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4 Cll «&■!▼. OHMBI. IT 6
TJ4S »12 ORMNESRILLE <5 55 1075 17
7 4-* 5 T> LI "1 ALBION ' • • 1 12 5 *
" .4 J <T» 11 47 NAGFRUR Tls 1 540
7 4 > 11 41 I 'DNCSWUILLR T ~ 1 5 4*>
CO 42511 • MEADTILLE JANET. 755 2 6A5
X JI "4> AR. . M<MDNLL«.. W S J -JJ ® 3T>
4 :{ 10 »U UMTRIU* IT 5»1 U> 4
7 6 11 F FCR..C«L LAKE..AR - -I3 3
5 . 353H32 IT .. GOO. LAKE.. IT (20 1 520
704 4341116 AR EXPO. PARK AR 7 T \ «15
704 4 3411 16 !▼ "* ,T •** * JJJ
4 J+ AR .. LUMWRILLE ..ARJ
5 55 ;1T - W| 7 * 5 35
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6 ' .'I 4« 10 S» SH<U*AE» « :J;> 3437 1!
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5 • » ; 43 9 :B4JRO« CHY 921 3 3E * UO
4 51, 2 2? 9 LI BTMNCHLON ! »33 3 55
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RIVES AT AIIT-SRHENJ 9:4» A. M.
TRAIN 15. :«*AVMIR ERIE #:« P. M. AIHWN
W:«6. OOMCUT/FT »:2£- EXPOSITION L'ARK
L< :.">4. ARRIVES, AT GREVRVILLE LI A> P. M.
TRALN 12L LEAVING GROVE <"ITJR 5.0# A. M -
MERCER GREENVILLE 5:37. CONNEAATVILLE
ALBION 7-32. ARRIVES AT ERIE «:B A. M.
F. E. HOUSE, E H. UTLEY.
GEN'L MANAGER. GEO. PASS. AGT.
PITTEBURG PA
D UFFALTJ. ROCHESTER & PITTS-
D BURG RY., TIME TABLE IN EFFRCT
MAV IS. 1901.
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| TUM AND 1«'1N».4 L«-Y.>ND.
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ADDRE«A THOA E. WATT, PA* AGT. VOTERA LA*NC%
| CORNER FIFTH ATENUE AND SMITHFL<-ID STREET, PITTAL»ARG,
' L *B. HUTCHISON, 1. E- WOOD,
| SENCRA) MANAGER. 1 IW. AW
AN ORDINANCE.
To provide for public sewerage for
that part of Hickory St in Bntler boto.
Pa.. beginning at a point eighty fe*t
ejtst of Centre Atv. on said Hickory St..
thence alonjc Hickory St to a point
eighty feet cast of Cnpp< Wav. and de
termininiithe manner of payment of the
cost thereof.
Whereas, a petition has l<een pre
sented to the Town Council of Bntler
bore, for the public sewerage of that
part of Hickory St. beginning *t a point
r-Tghty feet east of Centre Ave and ex
tending to a point eighty feet east of
Cupps' Way. which petition has been
signed by a majority of the property
owners representing a majority of the
feet frontage upon that part of Hickory
St proposed to be sewrred as required
bv Act of Assembly, approved May 15th
1-ssft, relating to the public sewerage of
striata in boroughs, therefore:
Section I. The Burgees and Town
Council of Bntler borough do ordain
and is hereby ordained and enacted by
authority of the same That a system
of pnblic sewerage being necessary for
th»- disposal of waste water and other
sewerage matter for that patt of Hick
ory street lying aud between a point
eighty feet east of Centre avenue and a
point eighty feet east of Cupps Way
i which part of Hickory street is a public
street of said borough regularly laid
out. opened and used as a public street*
shall be and hereby is adopted and shall
be constructed according to the plans
and specifications cm file in the office of
the City Engineer, and that the place
or places In and along said part of said
street where sewer mains or drains or
branches thereof shall be laid, are fixed
according to said plans and specifica
tions.
Section 2. The cost and expense of
sewering said part of said street shall
be assessed npon. collected from and
paid by the propel ties adjoining or ad
jacent to the sewer so to be constructed
or the owners thereof in such propor
tions as iiiav seem just and equitable as
provided bv Act of Assembly, approved
May 15. IS<9.
Ordained and enacted in Council this
4th day of June. I*H,
John F. I/'Wry,
President of Town Council.
Attest: H. El Cocltek.
Secretary Council.
Now June 6. the above and foregoing
ordinance approved of by me.
TH"S. S. MCNaik.
Burgess Butler borough.
PROFESSIONAL CARUS. ~
P EO. K. McADOO, M D„
U Practice Lijotsdl
EYE. EAR. NOSE AND THROAT
HOURS:— 9 a. m. to IJ m: 1:30 ip. m.
to 4 p. m.
Office iecond floor erf ti*e Al- Rnl
b-jildiDg on S. M»m St., and rca '.taa
North Mr Kean street, Butler. Pa. Bel
'Phone No. 45 and People's Pbone.
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U . PHY3CIAS I>2 M2OEON
Office No 45. S. Main U W C* >
Pharmacr
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. > Physicia* AJCS Sracw*
New TrrmunaiJ Hrriiding. BntVr P-
I|R. C. ATWELL.
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Special Attention given to cuiiecncraa
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Reference: 3utler 5-aTtngs Bank, or
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office on Main St. near Court House.
AT. SCOTT.
• ATTORNEY AT Law-
Office at No. 3. West Diamond St. But
ler. Pa. ______
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Attomeys-at->aw.
Armory Buildinj;, ButJer. Pa.
HH. GOCCHER.
. Attorney at Law.
Office in Wise tmilitmg
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routes o»e* tbica tickets are -••id.
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fine halftone can of senary .it he
mr.rns resorts and uomr the lines of
the Pennsylvania BUdmL
(>n and "after Jane 1 this very ;nter
eatmz nook may be procured at :nv
Pennsylvania Railroad ticket . iffice at
the nominal price of ten cents, or. rrpi n
application to the 'general ifice. Broad
Street Station, by mail for twenty
Ok
Florida. M Mail.
Soteri Air Line Railway. Florida and
West India Short Line to the A n
ter Resorta of the Sonth. The < Jnlv
r.ine ll|i ulin Daily Train;: to
Florida.
The' Florida Fast Mail. * another of
the Seaboard Air Line Railway'a splen
didly ►hi nipped trains, leaves Sew York
dailv at 12:1®A. M.. Street Station
Pennsylvania Railroad, with Pmlnian
Drawing Room Sleeping Car and Day
Coat-ties to Raleigh, Sonthern Fines.
Columbia, Savannah. Jacksvtlle. where
connections are made for St Angnstine
Tampa and all Florida points. This
tram connects at New York with train
leaving Boston 7:00 P. M. Leaves
ladelphia : vi A. XL. Baltimore A
M.. Washington 10:55 A M.. Richm ud
2:4 ii P. M. arriving Sonthern Pines
9.35 P. M.. Coinmbia 1-t") A. M sa
vannah 5:08 A. M.. Jacksonville 9 10 A.
M St. Atifrastine 11:10 A. M.. Tampa
5 :fl> P >l. Through Pullman Drawing
R. «m Sleeper New York to Jacks, .nvilie.
Throngh % estibnled Passenger Coaches
and perfect service.
For information call on or write to all
Pennsylvania Railroad offices, or Sea
board Air Line Railway representative
at 3»H5 Washington St Boston MJsa.;
12«» i and :}TI Broadwav. New York: 30
Sooth Third Street. Philadelphia. 2»>T
East German Street, Baltimore: 1-W4
New York Ave.. Washington, or to R.
E. L. Bunch. General Passanger Agent,
Portemonth. Ya.
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for Urjte boose, salary ss> monthly anJ
expanses, with Increase; position ptrman
ens ;lncloce self-addres»ed stamped enie -p*
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