THE CITI/KN.
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THURSDAY, JL'SI r- 1901.
Republican County Ticket.
Fol DSSTRKT ATTOKXKY.
E. El YOUNG.
F.m CutMM or G.»c«m».
W H CAMPBELL
k'-fU CuVKTT BI BVtYOfi.
a F BILLIARD
WFNT THK I.IMIT.
(Ha-r. *g Cor. p!tt*barg Dispatch
Twenij six and one-half million iol
Jar* Tttai i* the amount ot money this
Lsusj-iafure wb:*ib quits tomorrow from
tbtrr :nai«.lity to find anv d*W mischief
to ao. pro,-*** t pat into the State
Trmu-tirr in the neat two ve*r* ani
tfcen take ->at again The leader* who
«t» t.v •« held responsible we frighu-ned
at the w rk tbey hav«- dune The war
har-i u IJOST prepanog a defense In
mrz*nef t-appumd t»b» dead, has r»
«ired The carerta ntj <<t fdtttiiil eon
wm-ch are driving men to drink
kere » beotwie g»®eral throughout the
Htate and no party or fa«ti -nal leader
are i|nite certain of wb*> will be a friend
or a fo* tomorrow.
This L«eg-.«iatcre nv-rally exhaust
ad taef in the occupation of public
pludcniif the dodging 'if retpani-.lsii
ties, the breaking of pledge# and the
•titt:aat»o£. of the poMic welfare as a
»«,sid-ratK«i in ;aatng legislation.
er ' there V«e»n ao low h diacoo
tafct Ah t*rt*e». nearly all the mem
brt* all the i inMif of citiaensand eren
the eorp«jratioij» are dissatisfied. The
Stalwart* controlled oat the margin on
WfeK-b th-y worked oost tbem fortunes
in hard cash and dc-sets of pr niise*
vhiri. are already oocntng ba' k to
lift IT- tbem
for example the rapid transit
tegiaiatioo for which the end of the see
mon was delayed for weeks.aad through
whuch wjlmcal dents were paid, and
ow+ti this is makimr mountains of
treniie In Philad-IjAia it has be
anos the ta*ptrati-« of an .ndependent
■Miticsi ursetutet with mill am* behind
SL Count/ luem'tjet* fear the inraeion
af the trufljr a»l are <iisgmntled In
f*»«»M«rir the rapid transit ordinances
are aiasoxt certain to make troable in
CwmrJi. MkMc s of members
will ilsSTi mil tbeir share of tbe iieuefits
Even that who poshed the toils
Chrouft. are nut entirely satisfied with
Thniimi'T ior with each other. Some
of thr big steam ra'lroad. are jeakmsly
gastdiii tiseir lm»» against tbe menace
(4 lisrtnitr More than one charge
haa tees made that tbe State Depart
men; niaj-ed fav-*stes m granting ap
plication* for • barter- and there are
raamra nkm- A trickery and deceit
The denial- of tbe s>tat»- official* while
they are t« be given weight do not de
•trov the fore- at the enmities which
hn*e twm engendered
All the titan knows how the Legisla
tan- nas (ailed to knrf- tbe filtdp- that
there rtiontd be ballot let.jrm Th« at
tar disregard id proouaes haa stirred up
a strong *ieu*enl roter* All tbe
Mate k*ws that the .**J miner*, ami
htbMing men in general have not r<
oatvod the oamederati'm which they de
esanu-»i and that scane of the few biib
whn-b were pasaed are worse tlian use
IMS Tbe miner* have not forgotter,
thaur (p*ran<*<t They nuwA be mol
Itftad or placated br a few offices They
mntmumg a uia'k thunder cloud <*.
the prjlrtiral bonz m
Cußgrmaionai will not
please all thesstalwaru and it will sat
mfy n<me of the Deiuo.-raU Judicial
amstftmument isaoarranaed thai public
nmntnill ties bav< been subverted topoliti
ca. exMreftcies Both these measurer
wit! cause 4iasatisfactton A host of
the plain p»«>pie will r» uieniber that tbe
nlaiS maudat- of the OsMtitution on
IsißStorii.: and Legislative appjltioi.
■wo: ba* Issen Not W>
sae. t as a serwas «flort h*» bneo ma'ie
to obey the liw in this refjs-t It is
awtner of the tnd«rf**aaibie actions
WilMph mast be defended nomete -v-
Boasism u»v<« in the history of tbe
State ran to tbe limit as it has here
this year Dozen* of member H ami
Senator>- an- goinc about with 'xaitinn
al apolocie- "I didnt want to do it. I
doc t believe it right, bat I got order*
"Order* ruled every where, Republicans
insurgent* and Democrats It was
narbape tbe only way in wbicb the
Sanders could fight each other, but
«rwrw» of legialators hare thereby com
mitted )xilitk*2 suicide The whole
efle'-t at the seaaion. so far as the mem
ber* tbaiuaelve* are concerned is sum
Mad np in the '/ft rejs-ated statement
"The next legislature will bare many
new members Lots of tbe fellow* her*-
•annot be i*-elerted Tbeir constituen
cm* woo t stand it Mast' others will
not be renominated t»e»-suse tiie bosses
won t stand it They have run up the
price of votes so high that the bosses
cannot afford to bring them back "
Everywhere in all tamps tbe a<-k
nowledgment is oiade We have gone
tbe limit "
- WAXAMAKM: in';r«sas»id his of
f«.-r lor those street car fran/ liiaes to
and the p«of»l« <d Huladei
phia r-ounty are a<Tatrhiag their hearts
over tbe matter.
m,ITIt:AL
At «s»iambus O. Toeaday, the Re
pablican Convention rv nominated Gov.
Kasb and indorsed Senator Foraker for
rr-eloction
At a mmtioK 'A independent Republi
cans m HarrisbnrK Tuesday. Senator
Wm Flinn raaignetl tbe leadership, and
Senat >r J Bayartl Henry of Philadel
phia was elected in his stead
Butler. Armstrong and Mercer will
be one of the smallest ar> far as |s>pa
lation is o»n'-erned of tbe Omgression
al districts of the htal<-
Ijiiiiu-nt iKiinaiii to IN- TVUII.
At Sew < !aatle last Friday, Judgc
WaUaca grante<l a preliminary iajunc
tion against th> New Castle A Loweß
vilh- and the Maht>nitig Valley Street
Railway Companies, restraining them
from laying their tracks across the farm
of Ford Kim-aid of Mahoning township
The eotiipanies made no effort to reach
aa agreement with Kincald and he ap
plied to the court for protection
Tne c<«npaun* were pr<<ceeoins: in<l«-r
til- firovisions of the Focbt and Emery
tolls. ja*aed at this iw-ssion of the state
■HMBMT which irive u, electri' lailway
compsnies rights of eminent domain
such as the railroad« have long enjoy <-<1
TbiS will be the first time this question
tins be»*n toought up
00l Ja<-ksou for Kiuctild, ht>M« that
the provision* at the V< s-lit and Eatery
bill* is spiiii<able toelect'w lines within
m;<nici;iaf "orporatinijs and cannot to;
exernsod in the rural distr< ts.
The hearing will take plm •- n>-it Fri
day. In the meantime tbe injunction
puts a stop to work <ipou tbe tine which
i*. to ounne-ct New (Castle snd Yonngs
t/.»n The r<iad is gradetl to the Km
'-*id farm aiiout seven mile« from New
Castle
Marion Items.
SewUm Willismsrun of HarrisvtlJ"
was tsiyina wool and w-Uia," machinery
in this sectuffi. last w<iek.
Mm. iSlakeley sold a valuable mare
and colt pi Clarion c<euity buyer* last
wee*,
John *f Butler and James
Arra<rtronK of Pittsbiirir attended to
business <m their lease Saturday.
.* V. C' knin attendetl to Itnsimat at
Barkeyville. Saturday.
Ihe stjeial and play at West Cnity
ls*t Fridav evtnmif Was a stjcce** All
rejstrt a pleasant time
The county bridge known as the Van
dvk> bndae is complete, except the fills
Nothing new in th« «»il l.os'nest at
pri-ns ut. tbe Dunlap well will be IU next
we«a JACK..
II \tCICISKt IMi.
(m Thursday lrst the General Appro
priation bill, carrying over fifteen
miili'-n- parsed the House. but the I "ill
pr- vi-iing an additional law-judge for
Cambria county war defeated by a
rota of *7 to "1-
TT piiMrntnti-r Henry Hall of Pitts
burg made a general assault. claiming
that Pennsylvania is the worst Judge
r. den -tat* in the Union. and that yon
can t _o into a dark alley and grab a
nihi. w.tuou: getting hold of a Judge.
Mr. H ill, as usual was fiery and elo
quent
Mr Davis also mwk hi-- statements
v -t/ ag. He said I protest
r - this new Judgship because 1W
p«-r oeat of the people of Cambria
c-inty do not want it. «>nly six or
seven inen want it. Three or four of
th—*e hire been here lobbying for
three days Senator Stineman came
ovei into the House to a*k the members
to vote for it
•The record* of Cambria county show
that our Judge sat only ?') day* in the
j ;i-t y*-;,r. With all respect to the Jndi
-11 try. in the name of heaven ar»- not 295
i,yf ;n the year sufficient vacation to
attend banquets ami go fishing: We
are now [atying fI.OOO.uCIO a year for
for the Judiciary. and if we keep on
creating jffiee# and raising salaries it
will soon be f'JMMIO-"
Mr. Davis said be bad . • • ved no pe
tition in favor of the new .it; igsbip from
the memtiers of the Camm i bar. bnt
that. <w the contrary, he had received
1- tiers and telegrams commending his
opposition to the bill.
Representative Hall said, in part
• This bill increases the number of
Jidi'ial districts from ~>X t«j 5# and in
creases a number of salaries It is
clearly unconstitutional. The Ojnstitu
t.on says a Jmlicial district shall have
a population of 40 000. Greene county
Las only a population of 3H,OC> inhab
itants Potter county has 31,000 and
Wayne county al«out 30,000.
These are no If-ss than three distinct
violations of she Constitution, iu addi
tion to giving Cambria a new Judge as
useleaa as a fifth wheel.
"This State is tbe moat Judge-ridden
in the Cnited States. In WJ, when
the »«me subject was being considered.
Pennsylvania had more Judges than all
of England, Scotland and Ireland with
000,040 people, combined Since
then we have added tbe Superior Court
and created other Judges ind raised
salaries.
"No necessity for new Judges <-au be
shown It is only a political scheme to
reward political favorites You can no
longer lead an intelligent people to be
lieve that tbe State pays the expenses
and that tbe courts cost them nothing
The people pay the taxes and the taxes
are tbe first lien and a first charge on
labor.
Both houses convened Monday even
ing. lo tbe Senate the Governor's ap
pointments werebeina discussed. Gen.
'»ot tin'A opposition to the appointment
of <*en Miller was said to to* waning.
In tbe House the Congressional , ap
portionment toll was discussed, and
some appropriation tolls passed finally,
including that of $15,000 for tbe Butler
County General Hospital
< m Tuesday all the Governor's recess
app tint men ts were confirmed by the
Senate though there was a sharp de
liate on Seeder's appointment as Bank
ing Commissioner and the Senate pas*
finally the Judicial and Congressional
apportionment bill*, ami general appro
priation bill During tbe day the
I House passed a number of appropriation
toll*
The Qonferance Congressional toll
its-sed bv the Senate makes Butler.
Armstrong and Morcor otunties the
*7th District
f iov Stone signed some bills Tuesday
and Mii'inif tbem oue 'Auth'/rizing
M-h«sil dir>s-t/»rs of townships having a
Imputation t»f over to employ a su
pervisias principal of aeboola.
At last n.ghts session <tf the Legisla
tare the Ojngressittnal toll was changed
and Butler cttnnty was tacked to West
more land and called tbe SShd district:
the Cap.tol apprtipnation was cut down
tt. some other appropriation
bills were passed and tb" Legislature
adj'tumesl until 11 a. m. Winy, for
final adjournment
AN" explosion of fire works in Patter
•Mi. N. J, last Friday catiaed the dtuilhs
of a d'tzen jteople, and the injnring of
as many more.
Hn> der KM lull) Kciinion.
The annual rearion '<f thi- f>)'ira< 1
Hnyder family was celebrated at the
| residence of John Hnvder in Brady cwp.
June 11th IMI. The day. th'*ngh
threatening riA n in the morning, WHS
an ideal one and an unusually large
number of relatives and friends as
setnbled at an early hour.
When dinner was ready order was
railed by the president and thanks was
offered by Rev. McOeatcr. after which
all «-njoy*d the bonutifol repast -which
bad been so excellently prepared fur tiv
occasion
Dinner over the meeting was again
tmlled to order by the president. J.
Snyder The secretary Is-ing absent,
one was appointed Prayer was offered
by Rev (fcmld: A reciUwon was then
given by Miss Kate Hnyder. A solo en
titled, Whv Don't You Sjs-ak for
V'tursejf John, was sung by Miss Anna
McNees Addresst-H were made by Rev.
Shoemaker, Rev. M cCb-ster, Rev.
(iould ami .tthers Then followed the
elei tion it# officers for th<- ensuing year
which resulted as follows Pres Mr.
Frank Double His .! Newton Thomp
(loumittMi on arrangement Mr.
and Mr*. J. C. Hnyd' r.
The next reunion is to Is- h-dd at the
home of J. C. Snyder on the first Tnes
day of Jnne IWM to which all were cor
dlally invited The meeting was then
dismisstd and all returned U< their
h'iines feeling they had spent an en
joyabie 'lay. HWHI;TAKV.
>ll<ldlctovi n.
Mi - Margaret Pisor of New Castle is
with her sispjr, Mrs. Kli/.als-th Pisttr at
H'stker
Misses 110-e and M;irv Marshall hli. <-
rt turned from Asheville, N. C., wbero
tiiey have been engnged in teat hing.
Detiner Knhn is home on vneation
from Grove City Otllege.
Mrs Jennie Kennedy t,f Porter»ville
was the gU' Ht of her neices, Mrs. P.
Hdliar'l and Mrs. Sohn Ctimls-rlaud,
and return' <1 to h-r hom- ~n Monday
.fame* wl Thorn,m McKdm of
Ligiorw. rinited their xiriter Mr* Rob'f
Adam* for a few daya and left for hotne
on W<wiri«-«"!ny "f laat, week
The South I'enn brought i;i a w«li on
the Mar Kuhn farm tiim jve.-k wbieh
jirov<K the fxinU-W)- o! u lower *and in
thi* locality that will yield oil in jwiyiini
Leo Brown A <'■<>. have drilled their
tt> bool house well into theHjiewhlev and
expect a good w«lj.
II H. Thoni|p*o.i tnl*-d tlin *'niy*tery
on the K. It Stewart on Moiwlay
The festival at Trout man hint week
wax well j.atroniz«-d The net jiroreed*
MwmnM to more than *i>M
It T Knlin left on Tiie*lav f« r
Wa«hingtou comity where tie < x|»etn
to remain for Notue time.
Kno* Cumberland ha<i a fiti« cow kill
<•< l by lightning Home tt.ne Mince.
II Kobn and < larenr. ''atnplx-ll each
lout a valuable horxe a few day# ago.
Then will I* .1 Mapper a». the (innge
Hill in Middletown on July itb.
The miniK-r given laet week by iio&k
er lodge K. U. b. and Concord Orange
P. of H. and citizens gen-rally was a
gir.nd financial som-ew. The incident
is rendered the more note-worthy on ac
-0 nit ot the beneficiary not belonging
to any secret order.
*Jur }<e»>ple were shocked to hear of
death of >im 'U Young of Centre
twp. Mr. Yonng was born and raised
in this township and was universally re
gpes.-ted by all h;> former neighbors
SILEX.
North Washington Coiiiinence
ment.
Commencement exercise* ,>f the North
Washington Institute will be held this
evening when a class of three. Th< •nias
Rhorer Bessie Shira and Etta Th"tap
,a. will graduate. The week has been
1 or eof rejoicing in the little village. On
Sunday Rev Rinker of Ean Claire
I j,reached the ba.-calanreate sermon. Rev
Williams of Grove City, also preached.
Tuesday evening the Athenian debating
(I lb gav- open meeting and
ly entertained a large audience. Wed
nesday evening the Institute pupils gave
a musical under director of Prof. Win.
Angert. Sixty academic and thirty
musical scholar- have attended during
the past term The school is in -charge
of Prof. Hamilton.
Prospect ;tii(l Vicinity.
Know ye by these presents, that.
Rev Bartholomew of Pittsburg, has
a -cepted the call from the Lutheran
Parish and will ~<on move to town.
TheU. P. a will have their annual
lawn fete n the evening of the Fourth
of July. The whole congregation looks
} .rward to these annual socials with
pleasure. Too many socials, picnics
and dinners and rounds of pleasure
are not conducive to healthful church
life, but these yearly social" or harvest
festivals are all right and sufficient.
The Franklin Twp school board has
organized, to wit J. W. Stephenson.
Pre- , Stewart Wilson, Sec., Cyrus
Weigle. Wm. Scott, Geo. Pflugh and
J'«eph Weitzel advisory members.
Tbese are all good s-hool men and no
doubt will aire their teachers a little
"rise this year
We have no licenses or speak easy in
town, no liquor seems to lie brought
here and it must lie the wat.-rs of the
Mineral Spring, that do the business
(>ur friend Silex from old Concord,
rather put it on to us a short time ago
but when we meet in Butler sometime,
we'll make it all right.
Mrs. Rev. John D. Roth, of Joliet 111.
was here last week (railing on old friends
relatives and acquaintances.
Master Fred Heck, of Butler, is
spending the summer with his uncle
and aunt. John D. Albert and wife.
Fred is a spry lad and will save Miss
Stella many a trip for the cows
Children s Day was appropriately and
interestingly observed in the Presbyte
rian church Sunday evening, June l(i.
John R Weigle and wife of Coopere
town recently visited John's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. < B. Weigle. John has
gotten HO large, the Ijoys hardly knew
him.
Mil's Lois Lepley has retarned from
Pittsburg, where she was working and
the VOung folk* are pleased to see their
good looking friend again.
If the people knew how healthful a
climate w> have here they would assist
the trollv company to extend the
lines from Butler to New Castle and
spend the summer months in our shady
bowers.
There is quite a rivalry alont; Pitts
burg street to - ,f ' who can have the
nicest lawn. Milt Langbarst, f'.ert
Critchtow an<l Chas. Weigle all have
beauty spots.
.Mi Jeff Critchlow enterfiiined her
mother and sister, Mrs Fisberof Bntler
and Mr- Rev. Shanor of Middle Lan
caster part of last week.
Charles Johnson, who worke'l for
Win. Peffor, Lancaster twp. was home
on a vinit last week.
Mr- Verda Bryan and family visited
her sister in-law, Mr*. J. M Wigton
and family of Isle, last week.
Plnmmer Badger and John N'eely,
the stone mawni' did mm" v*ork along
Unfitly ' 'r'fU («•'» week for Will.
Damn.
Mrt Miller of (irove City, lias >x < n
the gnest of her won. I'rof. Green for
some time.
Everett Htamm and wife, of the
Hickory Corner district, were in town
on a shopping tour not lon* since.
Mrs. ' >eo. Allen and Mist-r Miss Lida
Badger of Isle wore in town Saturday,
calling and shopping
S<-th Snyder and wife and <,'ypriati
Snyder and danghter of Brady twp. at
tended the funeral of aunt Marv
Kennedy, who died Thorn*lay Jnne '!<).
JoK C'HI'I V.
Harmony ami ZHit-nopli-.
The Ladies Industrial Society of the
M. K. • hnrch realized at their festi
val in I 0. 0. F. hall at Harmony on
Satnr(lay evening.
Mr- John Lefevre of Zeyenople i* in
the hospital at Pittsbnrg.
The F<'ijil<ell Minim; Oi at Font hell
Heaver county, in ready foi mining coal.
They are building a boarding
house there for the Luiiaern.
Mrs I>r Joseph Lusk of Mntler ii vi-■
itiujc her daughter. Mrs. H. M. Wise at
Harmony, this week,
Eli/.al>eth Kirker of Harmony retnrn
e<l home laxt week from a two week's
visit with friends at Baden and Trail.
Miw Bessie Garble who has ti<en at
tending the Hlipjieryrock Normal School
for a term visited her listers, Mrs B.
Wise and Mrs. H. A. Hullstein at Har
ntony, over Sunday.
Mrs. JJ. F Otto was a Pittsburg visi
tor several days last week
Rev. 11 Ii Staaffer, an Episcopalian
minister of Wooster. < > . left Harmony
for his home on Friday after a pleasant
vj-it with relatives in the Coiino<jueneH>
ing Valley. #
Mrs. II W. Bameof Harmony return
••d home on Tuesday evening. after
-pending nearly a week with her sister,
Mrs, J. O. Stuart in Allegheny, who is
sick
Win. Oilnou of I'ittubartf wan at 11 jir
mony over Hiin«lay.
Attorney John JI Wilsonof Harmony
attended the re union of the Cbu- . of 1»!5
at drove City College hint week He
wdm the pr< Killing oflieer of thu Welmtar
< of iHi.
Mi»a Nellie J. Wilaon of drove City
College in njiending her vacation at her
borne at Harmony.
Minn Gertrude Kellar of tlx- Ht. Xav
IrftOdlege near l'lttnlmrg it at her
home at Harniorty for her vacation.
John vihli it building h large annex
to hix bonne in Harmony.
I'rof. o II <jrali'- of .Ii ffi-moti Centre
wan ut Harmony on hnriniNw, Saturday.
.lohi |ili I*"j ijii i of I'itt.HburK waa the
i<u» Ht of hii< narenta, Mr. and Mra A.
Kptriogcr nt Harmony over Sunday.
I'oatmiiKter Hhiuior of I'ro-tpert pawwd
through Harmony o*l Monday.
Ja< ol> H' lr»lt of Harmony purchased
the livery atuble outfit from JMin M.
Lnton. oil Monday.
Th«-Fmpire <»la>-- Co of Zelienople
wnnomin il their animal Mhtit down lant
wi-«'k. Work will be reanmod in aliont
two month*.
The I I', church obaerved common
i*.n at Zdictiopl'- on Holiday. There
w«rt eight ac<-e*»iona to the church at
thin service.
Mr< H< v 1/ O. I*«-nas« of Zelienoph*
retiirni'l i ioii M* from a trip to Buffalo
ami Hi' I'm American BxjioHition, la*t
w<-ck.
Ki'iliii i'il ICalc* lo H»n I'riniriicii
vtu tli«' I ViuiHy Iviniiu Ksillioail.
(in account of the Fifth Interuation
ill' 'i.iivi ntion of tho Kuworth League,
to !»• belt) in Han Francisco .Inly JH to
the I'eniiHylvauia llailroivl Company
will —II. .Inly I to li», from all atationa
on it* line. '■*<■lll-lion ticket* to Han
Francisco at greatly rcliici <1 ratt*
For specificiuformntion regarding rut. -hh
route* and conditions of ticket* apply to
ticket agents
RE VTIiS.
FLINNER—-At his home iu Zelienople,
January 14. 1901, Adam Flintier, in i
his s flth year.
ANDERSON —At Tarentum, .Jnue I'.', j
Mrs. Anderson, widow of Samuel
Anderson. dee d.. aged about 75 ;
years.
Mrs Andersen was the mother of
Charles and Clarence Anderson of
Clinton twp.
BI'KNS In Allegheny. Jnne 21, 1901.
Patrick H. Burns, aged 0* years.
KAYANAUGH —At his home in Zelie
nople. June 17. 1901, William, only
-*>n of William Kavanangh. deceased,
aged in months.
M KEE At his home in Slate Lick,
Armstrong county, June 19, 1901, Dr.
James C McKee. aged 47 years.
Dr. McKee's wife, a sister cf J. M.
G ilbreath. E-yj., of Bntler. died a year
ago.
The Doctor's death was caused bi
lling trouble. He had been attending
to his patients up till the Monday before
his death.
KENNEDY At her home in Franklin
twp.. Jnne 19. 1901. Miss Mary Ken
nedy, aged 70 years
Sht- lived with and kept house for her
n>-pbew. Alonzo Kennedy, and was re
lated to the Snyders of Brady and Mc-
Neeses of Worth.
EBEKT—In Pittsburg, Jane 21, 1901,
Mary Elizabeth, daughter of George
Ebert, aged 37 years.
She was buried from the family resi
dence near Mars.
HGON At her home in Beaver Falls.
Jnne 24. 1901. llrs. Louisa, wife of
W. H. Hnon, formerly of Zelienople.
aged about 50 years.
YARD—At the home of her son-in law.
Forquer Thorn burg in Oakland twp.,
June 12. 1901. Mrs. Yard, formerly of
North Washington.
RICHARDSON At his home 325 Fair
view Ave, Butler, June 20, 1901,
Willie Y. Richardson, aged 2 years.
Obituary.
Michael Fitzpatrick. aged 103 was
buried Tneaday afternoon from the
Home of the Aged on Peun Ayenne
Pittsburg. His remains were laid to
reft in St. Mary's cemetery. He was
l<orn in Ireland in 179*!, the year of the
Irish rebellion. He was a stripling of 1
17 when Napoleon was defeated at
Waterloo.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Clerk's Notice in
Bankruptcy.
in the I>Utrk*t Court of tin- Cnlt*-d StaU r
for the Western liistrict of reunnylvanla,
Adam Kifer K linirensrriith,of Hut ler boroutf h.
Kn 1 l«-r Co., I'a.. a bankrupt under the Act
of Congre**. "f July I. lwl*. having applied
for a fuli discharge from all debts provable
against his estate under said Act. notice Is
hereby given to all known creditors and
oth< r persons in interest, to appear before
11 *«- -aid Court at i*» said District,
ou ih< 27th (lay of July, 1 mil, at 10 o'clock
In ili»- foren<jon, to show cause. If any tbey
have, why the prayer of the said petitioner
should not l>e granted,
WILLIAM T. LINOSEY. Clerk.
In The District Court of the
United States for the Western
District of Pennsylvania, in
Baukruptcy.
In the matter of i
Jai'uti Kelliold, -No. In Bankruptcy.
Barixrupt. )
To tlie creditors of Jacob Kelbold. of
/.ellmiople. in the County of Butler, and dis
trict aforesaid. a bankrupi
\'.,i . i, r<- ■ y ••, . i-n t hat on Hi'' 111 li <IV
of June. A I>. iWI. the said Jacob
Kelbold wilt 'July adjudicated bankrupt
ami that the tlrst meeting of Ids creditors
will I.' held at the offlce of,). W. II utchlson.
referee In bankruptcy. No. 11l N. W. I)la
tiiowl. liiitler. I'a , on tie- 2n<i day of July.
A. 1 1 14*11. at id o'clix-k In the forenoon, at
which time tin- said I'n-dlUirti may attend
prove their claims, appoint a tru tlee, ex
nmlnothe bankrupt and transact snch other
littnlnwa# may properly romi' before sal d
meeting.
June l.'ith. l'.wi.
J. W. HI TCHIHON.
Koferee In Bankruptcy.
EXECUTRIX'S NOTICE
I y < tters testamentary on the estate of
David Park, dee'd., late of Middlesex
township. Butler Co., Ha., having been
granted to the nndernlgned, all persons
knowing themselves indebted to (aid
estat- will please make immediate pay
ment and any having claims against said
estate will present them duly authenti
cated to
Mps Maky A. Park, Ex'*,
Bakerstown, I'a.
I-.. If Nhhi.RV. Att'y.
ADMINISTHATOR'S NOTICE.
I,eiters of administration on the estate
of Clara J Dngman, dee'd., late of But
ler, Butler Co., I'a., having been granted
to the undersigned, all persons knowing
themself indebted to said estate will
please make immediate payruent. and
any having claims said estact
will present them <liily authenticated
for .settlement to
Ei.mi.w Dim.man, A'lm'r,
Greenville, . a,
Ika McJukkin, Att'y.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
betters of administration on the estate
t>f Robert A Brown, dee'd., late of Clay
tv/p., Butler county, Pa., having been
granted to tlx- undersigned, all persons
knowing tlii in'elvc" indebted to cuid
! ' ite w 'll j)'< a*c make immediate pay
ment, ami any having claims against said
estate will present them duly authenti
eated for settlement to
MAUV IIKOWN, I . , ,
JOSIAII J. BROWN, ( A,UN RS
So nor a, Pa.
W. D. BRANUOW, Att'y.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
J.ettc i of administration on the estate
of Victor K. Phillips, decVt., late of
Butler. Butler county, I'a., having
}>••<• n granted to the undersigt'td, all
periionH klioving themselves indebted to
mid (Mate will please make immediate
payment. and any having claims against
Maid estate will j >r» .cut them c'ulv au
thenticated for settlement to
TIIOMAH W PHUI.IPS, JI . , ,
CI.AM.I WCR VVaI.KHH. ( A ' H " R^ •
But'er, Pa.
C. WAI.KKn, Attorney.
EXECUTOR S NOTISE.
I.el ters testamentary on the ijstate of
John (ilasj/ow, dee'd , late of Clinton
township, Butler county, PH.. having
been granted to the undersigned, all
persons k now ing themselves to he indebt
ed to said estate will please make im
mediitr [>aj meut and those having claims
against the cr.l ate will present them duly
authenti.at< d for settlement to
MARTIN MONKS, P'lick, Pa.,
I(OBK«'r Sr.tToN, Culmerville. Pa.,
Kxecutors.
WII.I.IAMH ,S c MIII'HKI.L, Att'ys.
Hull' I'IIRE IVXCIII-MIOIIX.
Via the Pitlabnrit tfe Weatern Itail
WII; Hound trip ticket* on sale July
:u\ and llh. good until July ftth, to nil
local point' and to points on ootinectiug
11ti>. westbound, within a radius of joo
miles f rom starting point, at the usual
fare nno way
Pennsylvania Kailroiul lliHlmril
Bates to Di'troll, account Na
tional R.ilneat iorial AHHOCIIIIIOII.
For the meeting of the Nath.ual Ivlu
• .itionai Association at Detroit, July H
to I'. 11(01, the Pennsylvania Railroad
< V»iupanv will Mfll excursion tickets to
Detroit from all stations on its lines, at
i|e rat' of one fare for the round trip,
plu £ i.iH). Tickets will ho sold July •>.
, and M , irood returning to leavo Detroit,
not ' arlier than July H nor later than
July 15. My deposit!mr ticket* with
Joint A Kent on or lwCore July lU, and
tie payment of -fto cents, the return
limit may In- extended to leave Detroit
not Icier than September I.
l:\cnrsioii to Xlli'kduil).
Commencing Hunday, May Ot.li. the
Bnnday excursion fare from Butler to
Allegheny will l*> one dollar for tickets
good going i'ii train leaving (Sutler at
.Oft a in., ( ity time, returning on train
riving Allegheny at ft.iiO p. m city
me.
R-R-TIME-TABLES
I' .V w It IE
Trains leave Bntler for Allegheny.
local time, at 6:25. 8:05, 9:'. JO. :ind 11:20
a. ni. and 4:00, 5:45. p. in. The 9:20
and 11:20 a. in. trains make the rnn in
an honr and a quarter. The 8:0"> a. in
4 :«.K> and 5:45 p. in. trains, daily, connect
at Callery for the West.
Trains leave Bntler in the Northern
Division or Narrow Gauge at 9:80 a. m.
5:15 p. m., local time, the morniug
train for Kane and evening train for
W. Clarion
Trains arrive in Butler from Alle
gheny 9:03, 9:17 a. m. and 12:10, 5:00.
7 <l3 and 7:45: and from the North at
9:05 and 3:50 p. m.
On Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
nights, the Theatre train leaves Alle
gheny af 11:30 p. m. arrives in Butler at
1:10 a. m.
DESSEMER & LAKE ERIE K R CO.
1) Time table iu effect May 19 1901.
CENTRAL TIME
N' rthward. I>aily exrept Sr.ii'iay. Southward
(op) (Kca<l down)
1 , I<~ 1« STATIONS. 'J 11 1'
I* >1 I M I' M A.M.ll'. M I'M
1- 50 6 3n 1 ftl Krie 6 l'J 4 15
H 21 'i Oft 12 34 Kairriew B 25; 1- 4 4"
► li 5 51! 12 24 'ilnnl 6 'M 12 4" 4 53
("i IN) 1 53 ar. Conni-aiU.. ar 8 04 1 53 ; 6AO
4:C II ' l! > I* . CVinnt-a.lt.. ,lv ti 1" 11 05 4 32
7 51 5 33 12 If. I'mowwilU | 0 5a 1 "7 5 IT
74' 2-". 12 01 Alliiun 1 7 i<) 1125 S5
7 34 5 05 11 47 Springtwn. T 15 I 22 j -W
7 1 > 11 41 f.<nn«-aim illr 7 22 1 33 ;> 4»"»
I. :k> 4 20 11 IW M.ailville Junct.. 7 55 SOU li 05
8 Oil fi Mll .9 ar .. Mcatlviile. ai 8 30 2 CO 65®
4«i 3 25*10 22 IT. Mwlvillt.. .If 5 50 1 00 4 25
7 3f> 6 -S< 11 -liar .(on. Laki.. ar 8 IJO 225 «29
5 20 3 55 l'l 52 1T..1 on. Lake..lv l> 1 :S" •'» 20
7 "4 4 34 11 Hi ar Kxpo. I"»rk.ar 740 2 1" 11 15
704 4 '-'A 11 1« 1* " ' v " 41* 14" li 15
4 32 ar.. Liut-.tille . .ar; ti ~
r, sr. |IT - IT 1 7 30, I 5 35
i; pi | I2JII '4l Hartatuwn « 0-' 2 13 6 4"
I. 2" 3 58 l'l 42 ifc>g<»>d I 8 22 2 2s « 57
1 1:1 :j ;,2 l'i :i5 Gre«<mlla 8 2H 2 -iG 7 CO
l, im :i pi 10 2* Slu-nangu I 8 35 2 43 7 13
.'. 44 3 23 1" 1" Fredonia 2 5J 7 ft
630 308 i sr. Mercer j 802 3 13 7 40
5 2 43 0 .Ci Grov? IItJ I '.i 21 3 3* 8 <JO
4 61 2 27 K 12 ltranchto* j 033 3 55
5 Vij 10 18 ar.. .nilliard... ar 10 18 54"
2 30. 6 2Sslv. . . Milliard. ..1* 6 25 2 »»
4 1- 2 23 » On Keinter '.'3(l 3 if
4 05 1 41' * 25 Butler 10 10 4 4"
2 S> , 7 Oi Allr(ib.'uv 11 35! 0 2"
I s I ! I
Train No. 1. leaving Greenville 0:02 a. m.
Mercer 6;40, (J rove < Ity 7:08. Butler 8:10, ar
rives at Allegheny !>:45 a. m.
Train 15, leaving Erie 9:05 p. m. Albion
10:05. ('onneautTitle IO;28, Kx|Kisitlon I'ark
10:54, arrives at Urecrvllic 11::«) p. rn
Train 12. leaving lirovv City 5.00 a. m„
Mercer 5:20. Greenville 5:57. t'onnenutvllle
7:05, Albion 7-32. arrives at Erie *:33 a. in.
E. D. COMHTCK.'K.
Gen. Pass. Agt.
Pittsburg. Pa
nUFFALO. ROCHESTER <fe PITTS
-1) BURG RY , Time table iu effect
May 19, 1901.
SOUTH BOUND.
i.a.sikkn timt: j"*22 *ii j + io +n ~r
I'itul'iiric I li-avr) a m a m p.m. pm p.ni
Allegheny / I». & W. Ma tt <»> I 10 10 00
Bntler ! 7 15 10 1- 5 21 11 2*
IVueltou ; 8 07 a 45 11 51
CraiSfuwlli* ' 818 I 55512 01
<4jvfannvill*> | h 21i 05
M«iDtawnwyvllU t n -^4
Went M"«(Cr«v« 8 45 « 20
Kx bo ' (I (Mi I 0 3!)
Ifeytou ill 17 I '■ ™l2 ->2
Xortb l'oint j 11 -44 7 CMi
Valier » 4ti 7 18
I'urix*'. .wnejr »r 10 00 12 03 7 .Ml 1 22
hi a m 12 08 2 45 7 :» I 22
Big Hun I"* 302 745 13&
Cnrweti' ille »' 4 *4 17 417
! < li arfii-11 »r a.m +4 32 4 32
li„l'...i< *li 12 4f»'3 4". h 20 2 05
Kail* Cr«'k . « of. 12 52 35. |..m 2 12
Bixm k w !\ \ 111«- 0 1 06 • 13 ~ - h
Ridgvay 7 00 1 37 4 49 3 06
Job moo bore .. 7 |4j t SP 1 I*'
Mi J«!wtt * { > k '< '-5 41,« M 411
BrndfoH H f». r , 'I 2T» 7 of> 5 Oil
rMklamanca *' 0 :w > 4 51 p.oi
MUO »rj 11 .V) 5 40; 7 I.'J
HodiMiter w 7 &)<
I a.in p.m j I i « '«•
A«i«h'i«»nal train 1 ♦•!•»>* Piinx«iit*w«y fur Kall«<'roek,
liurweunrillo aii'H leurlb.'M »t tt fJfla.fii,
SOUTH BOUND.
KASTEUN TIME " i | |
li uv ».m a 111 a.lll p.oi p.m
a.hi.ur j*7 4fl »'<i
n.inal., ~~ If j*# :» 3 16 10 15
SwlamiliKA I* !10 34 5 .12
7.7. Iv, 7 45 12 10 i; 15 12 45
Mi .1- vw it 1 8 42 12 59 7(12 I 32
J..hiir''lil'"i-M wS7 I 4:* w IHI 3 .."1
Ili<k kway«lllß 10 37 2 ifci 8 52 3 II
Fall* c,.., k »■". 10 54 2 44 '■> <*< 3 2T.
IXIIV.iH I, 40 II on 2 55 II 15 3 31
(3«tffU,W I» H + 3B | .m
Corw"ii«»lll' Iv 11+491
lllK Kun .7 7.13 II 31 li 421 14 03
PunxMuUiWiH./ ar 728 11 4.i 333 p.in lI H
!» 730 a.m 335 » SO 120
Valfer T-*i 1 41
Hamilton T 4ii: 1 41 i
North P ilnt I 7 53' 1 53
Ilay ion 811 li 511 4So
f > f„, M 221 II 522
U'«t SjoKKrov- ....... 845 545
Montcotneryvllle 8 54 5 55
Co>..ii.viiie 8 MI or.
ft Oil O i' l l.i f» 4il
Ki ni-lloi. #2O 0 :i»!
Biitl«-r i li 47 5 34 I. 45 15
All«Kli'i y i I' A W BiaIII 00 il 45; |7 30
I'ilUlmiK / arrivul a.m p.m.'p.in a.ui
* Daily, f Daily except Saiuliiy.
Aililili .i.al train l»av«.» i li.arH.-M for Pu n*«iitii»iirjf
at 7.0*1 p.m. Kali* I'rM.k at 8,'.1t,
1) HUhi* on Hlgrial for passenger* to point*
of I'linxsutawney anil
*<• iikits from llra'lford and points North of
Itr.nlf'.ril.
K Slops lo li l off pussi'iiger* froro Houtli
nf i'nrn ■.in :i wm-y ami on signal lo t:11<<• on
passi iiKiTs for Hriidford and points Nort.li of
Hrmlford. ,
(; Htops lo li*t oft pasaongurs from Norlli
of I'un.x .Ml awm y ami on nlixoal to tuk.i on
passciiKi rs for Alli-gln-ny or points west on
the P. A W, Ity.
I .Stops Ui let oir oussengcr* from Alli
glu iiy and on signal to lake on pbss.-rigi-rs
for points North of I'uftxsiitttwtiey.
Trains 3 and i! are vo»tlbuled Willi lianU
wimi- day coai-li' s, cafe and redlining chairs
cars.
Train* 2 and 7 have Pullman Hli-epcrs be
tween llnlTalo and l'ltt*burg and llocliester
and I'lttsburg.
EDWAKTI C. IJA PKY.
Gen'l PaHh. Agent
Rrwrliester N V.
PENNSYLYANIA RA S L.
WFSTIiKN PENNSYLVANIA DIVISION.
Mchk UVI.K in Krrturr May. 27,
HOIJTH WKKK HAVK
A M A M A M V. M I' M
DUTLEB I.iava «» 'l?> x OCjlO W I 2 ;t/i Imi
UtttoiiburK Arrivu 'J 64 H 'Z'.t II l'» It (Hi .1
iJull' i Jinn tlon, " 7 27 r »'J It 4<» :J r» Vt
ItuUi'i Ji«ic tlon, .I "h»k 7 ;il H 6.'t II 6/ '/6 6 II
Natroim .Arilf** 7 4" ?> '»! 12 "I A :il ;,|
Tar*4fitom. 7 41 UO7 12 OK i 42 611
H;.fii.K«l«l»- ... 7 f.2 '• Mi IZ l'» 62 1: "1
f;iar«tii'»n(.. <* I*2 .'i« 4 M, \t\ |«i
Sl»ar|-«»rtirK XII U :v, 12 4H 4 12 ti 2f
AUv»'«"»/ i H '24 H 4M I 02 I 26 »i >
>A M A M IV M I*. M I' M
Ml NDAY Tit AINH liiwtn llntlur f<»i A Jl«*|(f*oiiji
oftv and piiis' lpal »latloii« nt 7 J(l a m
111*1 6;W p in
NOHTfI WKKK PAYH -
A M A M A M I' M I' M
All«*h«niy o*l/ . 7 (H» h 4/» lo 4/. 300 li I',
•OinriMlftirK ... 7 12' M 6710 67 I .»'«*#
< iiritii.-.ni ii oit ;i :rti
HuHiiK'lall II Hi 3 401 ( i 3t
farciittiin .. . 7 .!'» tf XI II 2* ] .1 63 'i 4 -
Nati'ifin 7 4-i i# II Uli 4 0|! *6!
Bulli r .lini' li .n inilvi' 750 #37 114.: 4 1.% 71K
flutter Junction Uati' 7 ■>< V 37 1/ I*! 4 ,m 7
Haioiil.uf* 8 21.10 l« 12 41 4 Mil 7
111 "I 1.1. II arrlv.. 8 451 l'l 2K I |i> f, 2s| 7 Wl
4 M.U M. P M P I*l P. M
Hl' N I'A Y Til A INH, AH«*Kb«*rijr Ml/for !lt»i
I' ran 1 pilik l|>al irit«rrii«''Jiat<* at 7W>a in wimJ
U to p. HI.
rr»n TIIK KAHT.
Wh-Ih I'-o« Miimla/*
A MAM r A. M r M
Iff 11.mi W 'i 26 10 236 7 30 6<H
Itutlor 1.1. »r 7 27 II 40 it 26 M 20 66<
Hull. r ,M . Iv 7 60 II 4.: I H 21 H 11
I. . ar 763 II 4»i I :'.2 H26 H II
V. *ik i iiiltiatM J '1.,,. •" 7 6-4 || 60 4 .17 H2 ' H I ?.i
1.4. 111..11/ KIOI iO2 4 Itl H4l H M
I «.iH«.f. (Api/llo) " H3112 22 610 M6H M 64
MilUltiriC H 6Hj|2 4'» ft 3M W 2.31 0 I'
Itlal m»i:ii' ... „ 02* II 2<» li ll' \t hi j » 4 f i
II lii 114 V III# fill . .. U uM\ v. 20 10 0O .....
Alloorm M II 36j I H AO I IL' 4'»
Han laborg " II" I • W
I'lula'l'-lpliU . 4 26'; 7 IT* ....
I* M.JA. M.|A M A M P M
Througli trklii* lur tli« Mit l*av« Pltt#l-iirg (t'ulori
h!atl'<n), an folPmr
Atlanlt' Kkutinp, ilally 3:00 A.M
Pornmflvania Limitvl " . ....7:16 "
lH»y llfpriaL * ,7:30 "
Mwili lilii* IC<pi' «Mi, " ......... . .... H.'Hi M
ll irriiliiirK Mull, " 12 46 Ml
I i.vf M || 11 / I «; ■ I I''
fftllftlftlphlii Kipr«HP. 4:60 M
Mall ami ht pr< »« «UII> K"r N»«w V"rk only.
*nirwiii(h iMiffrl al««par; no < oa< !.»•* 7:W M
K»«U<rn Kt (tim, " ......7 10 M
KM«I Una, * 000 **
i'ittaliiirK l.imil« 'l, «lally, for NaW York, Haiti*
Nwrn aii'l W«fthinK»"»i only. 10:00 "
I h Mi.il, HurHat* on,y h 40 a a
Par Allaiitlr f'lty (flu l»«-lawur« Itlvi-r Hrl<lK**»
mil rotif#*), H fmi A M, arid 'Mm PM, ilaily.
Buffalo anl A lleghfny Valley Division
Trnlmi |i»av« Kinklmiiii'lan Jiiim Hot! a« f*»ll'ia»»
For Itiiflal'i, t» V. a in ami 11.40 p «lwily, with
flmnH'li |iail'«i aii'l Mlft'piiiK » im
I'.if oil < Ity. 7 40, I».60 M. m., 23«, fi l"» ami 11 40 p
m waak ilaya .Humlnyn, 0,60 u m., fl.lft ami 1140p.in
I- r Hank, 7 4«, '».60, 11 17 a. in , • I ft, 0.31.
«ml 11.40 p. m. arf»-k-«lay»« Hnii'layn, 0 Vi, |0 |W a. in ,
<■ l'i and 11.40 p in
K'-r KltraunlfiKi 7.40, '»32, o.,Vi. II 17 »• m . ;l"
•'.16,7.34. ''.34, a 0411.40 p. m. wnak*<lay<«, dnmlays'
• .V., 10.4 » » in.. '• 16, |0,46, ami 11.40 |i. in.
,r atnpa on "(goal O. T.ik« "ii |*i-'- iik«m« f»»i Tar»>ii
turn ami |««iiit* lrf'|f»n«l.
K'»i •J«tiilli«#l liiforiiiatpm, t»ppl> i" H'k< l #«« nt or
ml<lr'-« Tito* K W«ti, IW A»<t
i ».'f ni'i Kiftli Avunii" aid MfniUiflaM Htr»«-t, PlttaliarK,
Pa
J 11. UUTCIIIHOK, i. li W(XID #
OauaralJManaitar- Uou'l faaar, Ac»u
Auditors' Report, Butler Borough School District, 1900-1901.]
We. it e ui d> r-lifoed auditors, h&vlt g b en duly plecte-1 ind qualifli d acc rd
|rg lo I ,w. In ii.d for ibe Buroogb uf Buuei. COUO y of Butler and Sta e of I'ton
v villi, tbe following fi -social statement of ibe R-Cclpts iud Ex.»"i d
ltii r '■> f ibe -aid Borough for school purp se> for the year endl.is June 3rd, 1901:
JOHN S JAC K, Collector of I'll Dup Icate, IS9T.
DB
1" baln cp dua as shown by last Au llton.' Report 8 651 53
Cu
By addl lmj pignoration > araited S 25 82
By ptnj y of 5 per cent on same 1 29
K/i;.o n: overpaid, 189S la*, June 3rd, 19)1 74 11
By ja> • t cv.rp-.li, 1899 Li, Juoe 3r ', 1901 47 00 $ 148 Si
8.1.. ' e due, Juur 3rd. 1901 8 502 71
JOHN S JACK, Coll ';to- o' Tax Djplicate, 1898.
DB.
T > baliuce due as sho»n by last Auditors' Report 8 485 05
CR
B> am not T. M. B-k«r, Treasurer.. 8 400 CO
By cr mrols#lon of 5 percent Ou $421.05 21 05
B; aadii'oual fx mentions granted. 74 37
By penalty of 5 por cent on same 372 S 499 14
Ain't overpaid and credited to 1897 tax s. June 3, 1901. $ 74 11
JOHN S JACK, Collector ■ I I'll Duplicate, 1899.
I)K
l'o balance as shown t'y las' Audl"or»' Rep -rl S 2,894 80
Cr
By amou't paid T. >1 Baker, Treasurer S 2,133 80
By commission of 5 pur ctut OJ 82,246 11 112 31
By exoueratious granted 063 13
By penally of 5 per cent on same 33 10 8 2,942 40
Ain't overpaid and credited to 1897 t x s, Juue 3, 1901. 8 47 60
JAMES M. MAXWKII., Collector of Tax Duplicate for Yiar 1900.
DR.
To amoual of Dup i^Ate,
First Ward $ 5,614 19
Second VV».d 7,725 96
Third >-Va.d 7.351 78
Fourth Ward 4,682 03
Fifth Ward 5,194 29
Towasblp 827 19
Total 831,395 41
CB
Ky amoul.l p.ud i'. M Baki r, Treasurer, tir.t 60 days ..819,621 49
By cooimlsslou of 2 per cei. t o-i 120,021 93. 400 44
By reOan of 5 per cent ou 821 075 71 1,053 78
Bv am )Ui,t p.tld 1' M. Baker, Treasurer, ,i*xt 4 months.... 3,658 41
Itv commission of 5 per cent ou 83.850.94 192 53
824,926 65
Amount due School District, Decern:.ei 31> , 1900 8 6,468 '9
I'eriil'y of 5 per cent added ou Jaiju-.r- 1.., 1901 323 44
Amount due Scbojl District, Ja-.u, r, lit, 1901 8 6,792 23
B umiu .t paid 1' M. Ba» r, I'reia , a; .•> Jan. Ist, 1901...8 2 639 71
I!) uiiLtolju of 5 per rent ou 82,778 64 138 93 $ 2,778 64
Bala new due District, June 3rd, 1001 $ 4,0.3 59
STATKMK.ST AND CLASSIFICATION OF TASKS PAID TO TREABURKB
Om.cral Bui ding Si L I g(0 d Bonds) (New Bonds)
1898 T.xts 8 215 39 8153 85 $ 30 76 $
1899 Tax--. 1.280 28 426 76 426 76
1900 1 x«- 21,206 96 2,120 63 2,591 96
l'o to Is »22,7t2 63 8580 61 $2,578-21 82,591 96 $28,453 41
BAI.au Y to JANITOBS.
Hi iOr a bam 8 619 92
Q C. MiQul»li..u 590 00
il. It Nlcbi l.s 475 00
W J. Belli* 440 00
W. J Eury_ 140 00
O lv.r Graham 37 50 $ 2,302 42
SAI.ABV TO r KACUKI(B
.1 bn A Gibson 8 1700 CO
V. K. Irvli.p 1135 00
Dovsi F. Hall #lO 00
Emily M. Britain 820 00-
A inle Cunimlnns 820 00
Eila I'urviS 885 00
Adalaide K. Ribliso 040 00
Rose ifrNees... 010 00
Doul.,' Campbell 872 50
Fr.m.-es O. Wlclf 572 50
Alice DltfTen bacher - 460 00
Clara Cornelius 460 00
.Vary C. O'Brien 460 00
Adj C Gunipper 460 00
R Pa !W i QitlS'lori 460 60
El's Coul.or 460 oo
\U I. K Bro* u 40'j 00
Nf:; i • K Uefcandk.a 460 00
Haiti. C. Bsrtlaj 437 50
E i/.ab'ih S.'il;h 437 50
Vina McColloi.cb • 432 50
II attle iI «11 u lUT - 415 00
May Kreaoa 415 00
Emma K. Colber'. 400 00
Florence Coi l elitu 392 50
Gertrude 392 50
Eil..* s lt 4 il.> . aou 60
K iihk Mi E 1 van 370 00
N. til' Frazl.r 370 00
MIIIIIIb 'l'oinpucn 370 00
AH p S!o.%r 370 00
Orace Wick 346 H8
Mars irct Or a bam 346 88
M.r) E Butter Held 346 88
Ci.ra 11-. I 346 88
Mi ud<- Erti.s 346 88
Msri a'e Br»'d 346 88
Am a Tl.Mup-O.i 324 38
Iti) R. dli' 323 75
Blani he Ci-r"kley 323 75
Ka.iiiia M: Kli«ley 323 75
Baflii. D aior il 323 75
S M , i.u Co per 323 71
(irare Crawford •••• 30> 38
R n I£. M N a lie 3 iO 63
Elvla CO' • • 300 63
Lids
Mirtba IJ'JV? less 277 50
J C Duweil 260 00
Urti'o 217 50
El zabslh Campbell o'l
Kl'irsncu Miriln 217 50
Verni Dlrkey If 50
Mary E» er " 7 50
lt<l'- I r 80 OO
. s • I 85 00
B* uUh Reyuo ds 00 00
()■ r i udP K' iifin 750 $24,592 55
r.' i <-r, Butler »V« •rr Uomp&'-y ® 4^
I'rli t ne, BUTLKB I'IMICM 8 64 25
Bull»r K'C • 14 50 8 78 75
Fii*', In<l- pefiil'ii l Of C > >ii iiy 8 859 95
II one Natural («•• C'.inji»iij 861 45 8 1,731 40
f'eipplior.n 41 00
Alex Mitths'l, E<q 'J*
Rpfund'd Tuition
Auditors 00 00
Ibsuraoce
A C. Krujr, Serri tary "00 00
I', M Baker, Treisurer s,)O 00
II 11. ICrug, Truant Ofllcer 50
I'iuiTibliiß a< d Repair "14 to
C-iIOT price fiPMt Expel 111 44 10
Book* ma .Supt>llp» 3,293 15
llaulto n, Kxpre** snd Fre ght ®"
$34,255 26
OKNKIIAI. FUND-T \i BAKKII, Tr asiirer.
DLI *
To amount re eiv-d from John S Jack, Ouileeior * 1,495 67
t'o am -ij 1.1 i. i'.* Ivi d fruiii Ja». M Maiw 11, Collvl- or 31,2-6 W^>
To amou -i i f Sia n ApproprlaMori ® 411 95
To aim un t of i'ultlon ® 7O
To smouot of Utssated Land I'si • ®7
$32,494
( H.
By amount us ««' forth In the herelnb for.- classlflcatl >II $34,255 26
15, ai 'i overpaid O- ri' ral Fund an shown by the las; Ami n'>' It port 3,226 46
Total $37,481 72
Ainounl overpild or O -peril Fur.d, Ju « I'd, ID)I $ 4.98, 07
BIHI.IHNO I'tiNH— T M. HA it kit Tr.a«or r
Dli.
l'o iialan dun J nun 4 )i, 1900 ... .....$ 5.7u4 65
lOproc. edsof lluiids ..* ihil 40,944 50
To p oc»nln of s»le of house sod barn 44 00
l'o amo'i t r«'C l*<i'J from J ihu M -J a• k, Col'octor 580 61
f„ *1 $47,273 76
< B
Itv ci s of lo* 11 ii H Hi I Bui d.nt, Con tr trior Cor h ran $17,(170 35
l.v MrOiotil' and Sin' b IlKttli'il coatr. t 3,675 00
By Furniture 4. i K it re» ' 578 61
By Ora<l ntr 1
lit An hi ei% . r.ic 1.560 00
By ci s' of lot* 1,818 to
By oa'i» r> d • m»d sl4 000 00
*ly In ei s no (tin a. a 389 37
By . xp' iiai of Bond I.aim, etc li'"> ''o 14,515 87
T ui $40,501 18
Bilanceoo b arid June 3rd, I9')l $ 0,772 58
SINKINO KITNI» FOB ItF.IIKMI'TION OK UIINDS (SKHIKH K A D) —T. M. BAKCU, Trii a
Dit
To amoitni recelv -.t fro 11 John S, Jack. Co-lector $ 4.17 52
To .mount le -elv d f'O'u Ja« M Maxwell, Colli clor 2,120 69
Total • '.578 21
CB.
B/ amount overpaid on Sinking Kuril a« •ho»n by the la«t
Auditors' Keport .$8,086 28
By Coupon*
By State Tax paid 178 00 4,244 88
My amount overpaid June 3rd, 1901 $ 1,666 67
Sink INo Finn, BO.VII IKHIIK, 1900 (-tmtiHH F)—T. M. BAKKII, Ireisurrr.
DB.
'To amount received from James M Mai I, Collector $ 1,591 96
CB
By a 111 Hint I uteres! paid 700 Oil
Balance on band Juno Hrd, 1901 $ 1,891 96 1
Nummahv or FUNKS. {
\
DK. CR.
General $.12,404 C 5 *37,451 72
Building 47,273 78 Ek 40,501 18
Sinking (O.d) 2,578 21 4 244 88
Slaking (1900) 3,581 96 7LO 00
$84,938 58 182 927 78
l< i ance In Tre wury (I i lie iggr. gate of fund-) f 2,010 80
HONDKD INDEBTEDNESS*.
S rin D 317.0(,0 00
Serlet E 30,000 00
Si rlf« 1930 40,000 ro
To.al $87,000 00
OUTSTANDING ORDERS.
No 8812, VV J Bury $ 35 00
N • £333. Rn - MCNP('» 75 00
No (>BSO, >i iry E B'er 15 00
N.; 8865 Grac.? CumbprUnd .. 30 00
Ni 8870 I J. McCar d ess 10 00
Total $ 165 00
To a ludt budne«s $87,165 00
RESOURCES
Amount due from -lobn S. J*cU. Co 'e.-t>r. 1897 $ 5(2 69
Amount due from J*mes M M*x«el', C illecior, 1900 4,014 73
Amount r*«b In Treasury 2,tHO 80
Total $ 0,528 22
Liabilities over Resou-ce? J80.63C 78
We, the undersigned Au ll ors, certify that the above Is correct.
HARRY Ij GRAHAM, j
JOHN R HENNINGER.< Auditors
June 21, 1901 . ALF A. SCHENCK, )
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( Ours is one of the most complete S
( Dry Goods and Carpet houses in P
r the western part of the state. '
C Our stock represents not only \
r beauty, style and variety, but is }
/ the product of the best manufac- /
/ turers. ?
) The quaintest and most beautiful s
? patterns and designs; the latest S
) and most fashionable novelties of /
) the Eastern and European markets. C
r We do not claim the question- y
S able honor of underselling every- (.
1 thing and everybody, but our /
) prices are always satisfactory. /
/ A visit to our store, the largest S
\ in the county,is sure to repay you. )
$ Duffy's Store. i
J as. A McDowell,
Makes a Specialty of
Cement Sidewalks.
Has had twenty years experience in Butler— Uses the best com
position purchasable in the United States.
112 W. Jefferson St.
DEALERS in ready] made clothing
represent their wares as "Tailor made'
"custom made" <Sfec.. but they ask the
regular prices of ready made and the
Ixiast is understood. But when tbey
offer to take your measure, promise to
have the clothes made for you and
charge the tailor# price, they impose
upon your credulity. Whether their
misrepresentation is wilful or negligent
the result to you is the same,
Most men want what they pay for and
ar« willing to pay for the superior
quality of made to measure clothes.
Our garments are cut and made to your
measure in our own workshop in But
ler, not by fair-to-middling work
, t men, but by expert tailors.
I
Handsome Spring Goods
At Business Bringing Prices.
i
; ALAND,
i
Maker of Men'* Clothes
i
' Pan-Aiiicrlcuii Exposition Buf
falo.
1 The Pennsylvania Kail road Company
announces the following special reduced
rutes to Buffalo on account of the Pan-
American Exposition, which oj>ens on
May 1.
Hummer excursion tickets, to be sold I
from April 80 to September HO, inclusive j
I good to return until October 81, in- j
elusive, at rate of $11.0.1 from Pitts
burn and proportionate rates from other
points.
Fifteen day excursion ticket*, to !>e
sold Iwginning April 80 and good re
turning within fifteen days, including
date of sale, at rate of $11.20 from Pitts
bnrg and proportionate rates from other
point*
Five day exenrsion tickets, to las sold
only on Tuesdays, May, 7, 14. Sit, and
28, and good returning within five days,
including date of sale, at rate of SB.OO
from Pittsburg and proportionate rates
from other |K>ints.
Special excursion tickets, to be sold,
good going only on specified trains, on
Wednesdays, May 15 and 2», and re
turning within three days including
date of sale, at rate of 91J.2A from Pitts
burg and proj>ortiouate rates from other
point*.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
operates two through trains each way
daily lietween Pittsburg rfbd Buffalo.
I textured Itatca to Cincinnati via
tli<> Pennsylvania Railroad.
On account of the convention of the
United Societies of Christian Endeavor
to IM< held in Cincinnati July <1 to 10,
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
will sell July 4 to 0, from all stations on
its line, excursion tickets to Cincinnati
at one fare for the round trip.
These tickets will Ist good for return
passage, leaving Cincinnati not earlier
than July H, and not later than July 14
For specific rates and full information,
apply to ticket agents.
■ 'an-American.
The Bessemer At Lake Krle Railroad
[(Company has placed on sale at all sta
tions, exenrsion tickets to Buffalo, on
account of the Pan American Exposi
tion. With the improvi<d passenger
train service now U'ing arranged for,
making connections with three impor
tant Buffalo lines; viz, the Erie R. R.,
L. H. A M. H. and Nickel Plate, patrons
of the road will be given every opportu
nity to visit the Exposition at the fowtst
available rates.
Agents of the Bessemer Railroad will
sell exenrsion tickets July Brd and 4th,
good returning the 6th, at one fare for
the ronnd trip.
Kxctnxlon* to Atlantic City.
July 5 and 18, August 1, 1.1,
and 20, and September 12, Bre the dates
of the Pennsylvania Railroad annnal
low. rate excursions for 1001 to Atlantic
City, Cape May. Ocean Citv. Sea Isle
City, Avalon, Anglesea, Wildwood,
Holly Bench, N. J , Kenoboth, Del., or
Ocean City, Md.
Tickets good to return within sixteen
days, including date of excursion.
A special train of Pullman parlor cars
and day coaches will leave Pittsburg on
above-mentioned dates at B.sft A. M.,
arriving at A 1 toon a 12:15 P. M., where
stop for dinner will be made, reaching
Philadelphia 0:25 P. M . in time for
supper, and arriving Atlantic City, via
the Delaware River Bridge Route, the
the only all-rate line, at 8:40 P. M
Passengers may also spend the night in
Philadephia, and proceed to the shore
by any regular train from Market
Street Wharf or Broad Street Station «n
the following day.
Passenger for points other than At
lantic City will s(>end the night in Phil
adelphia and use regnlai trains the next
day from Market Street Wharf.
A stop-over of ten days will also l>e
allowed at Philadelphia on the goitg
trip, if passengers will deposit their
tickets with the Ticket Agent at Broad
Street Station. Philadelphia, immedint
ly on arrival.
Tickets will be sold from stations at
the rates named below:—
Rate Train Leave.
Tarentum *lO 00 7:80 A. M
Natrona 10 00 7:4.1 "
Butler 10 00 «:25 '*
Freeport 10 00 7:58 "
Altoona (dinner), 800 18:85 P. M.
Philadelphia (stop
for supper .. .Arrive 0:25 "
Atlantic City. Arrive 8:40 "
Tickets will alio be goal on regular
trains leaving Pittsburg at 4:50 and 0:00
P. M.. carrying sleeping cars to Phila
delphia, and 7:10 P. M., carrying special
Pullman sleeping cars throuj'h to At
lantic City.
For detailed information in ro/ard to
rates and time of tiains apply to ticket
agents or Mr Thoulas E. Watt, District
Passenger Agent, Pittsburg.
ICxciirsloii Itiitcs to I)iin»|o.
The Buffalo, Rochester <& Pittsburg
Ry. Co. announce, that commencing
June Ist the following reduced rate*
from Butler t<> BnlTalo will be in effect
on account of the Pan-American Ex
position.
Season Tourist Tickets will be on sale
every day at i)t0.80 for the round trip,
ftood returning to and including Octo
ter 81st.
Tickets limited to 15 days including
date of sale, good onlv for continuous
passage in each direction, on sail- every
day (luring the Exposition at |7.75 for
the round trip. .
Tickets limited to 7 days including
date of sale, good onlv for continuous
pa«*age in each direction, on sale every
day during the Exposition at fO.BO for
the round trip.
St>ecial excursion tickets limited to 8
days including date of sale, good only
for continuous passage in each direction
on sale Tuesdays only during the Ex
position at M.2S for the round trip.
Returning, these tickets will be good
on all regnlar trains leaving Buffalo
prior to midnight of the Thursday fol
lowing date of sale, but will not l>e
good in sleeping or chair cars in either
direction.
For time tables and further Informa
tion consult the nearest agent of the
company.
.Inly Fourth Excursions.
Excursion tickets will be sold between
all stations on the B. & L. E. R. R.,
July Brd and 4th, returning July sth. at
one fare for the round trip. There will
IM< special attractions at ExjK«ition
Park on the Fourth. Inquire of Agents
for rates and time of trains.
E. D. COMSTOCK,
(ien'l I'ass'r Agent