THE BUTLER CITIZEN. WILLIAM O. NKG LET - I'ablUhcr. ' THURSDAY, ATRIL 7, 1904. * , SI.M per year la Aiviace, Otherwise $1.50 REPUBLICAN TICKET. President—Theodore Roosevelt, Supreme Judge-John P. Elkin. Congress —Hon. J. D. Mcjunkin, State Senate—Hon. A. G. Williams, Legislature—Hon. Thomas Hays, Dr. W. R. Hockenberry, District Attorney—Samuel Walker, Clerk of Courts —L. E. Christley. Jolm P. Elkin for Supreme .finite. The unexpected happened iu Hanis barg. yuay ttrneddown Pennypacker aad put up Elkin, just as two years ago hs turned down Elkin and put up Pennypacfcer. Elkin pretended to be •irprised, so did Penrose John P. Elkin is but 44 years of age »nd has never practiced law. He wts e'.ected to the Legislature while yet a ■jhool-boy and has been in office ever ■ince. but he is a very smart man and may size np to the job, which me!>cs SIO,OOO a year for him, for 21 years, or $210,000 in all. This was done on Tues day, and no word of it got ont until the Philadelphia delegation called upon the Governor, when he told them he was not a candidate; and then the Elkin boom was immediately launched. Watres is said to have the promise for Governor, two years hence. Tbe convention tlut net,ambled in Harrisburg, yesterday, consisted of 358 delegates—of whom were from the county of Philadelphia and 30 from Allegheny. Nearly all the Republican leaders of the state were there, and a number of Congressmen went up from Washington. The convention met in the old Opera House at 10 o'clock; Thomas Capp of Lebanon county was temporary chair man; Senator Penrose was re-elected State Chairman, and John P. Elkin was nominated for Supreme Judge by ac clamation. The resolutions were read and adopted, and the delegates and elec tors were named and the convention ad journed. John H. Negley of Butler was named as the elector for this Congressional district, the 22d, and J. M. Jamison of Westmoreland and W. H. Lusk of But ler for delegates to the National Con vention, to be held at Chicago in June. POLITICAL. The Huff candidates won out at the Westmoreland county primaries, last Saturday. The Democratic County Convention was held in the Court House, Monday afternoon. Ex-County Commissioner J. A Eichert, presided. Albert C. Troutman was elected County Chair man and T. C. H. Keck and Will J. Rattigan, Secretaries. A count of the yote developed that there had been a contest for National Delegate, C. M. Heineman was the only candidate announced, but a little quiet letter writing had been done in behalf of Lev McQuistion and thy count show ed McQuistion 201, Heineman 199 Harry T. Rattigan was elected State Delegate. C M. Heineman was nomi nated for Congress, P. R. Burke of Karns City for State Senate, James A. McKee of Butler and n D. Strohecker of Zelienople for State Legiglature; Col. Mechling was elected Alternate National Delegate. Imperialism and the Dingley tariff law were denounced, and Tom Frazier hurrahed for Hearst for President. But little interest was taken in the nrinuirv ,F-*®te v.as cast at some of vllu polling Th.* of this county should allow thoir en thusiasm to be warmed by the Angnst nan, and their judgment to be cooled by the September breezes before risking a primary election. In a Connecticut court, the other day, Wrn. Jennings Bryan was told to "sit dowD," and sjtne Democrats would like to add "go way back" to that com mand. Wm. Allen White, the well known writer, says that the character of Sena tor Burton, lately convicted in a U. S. Court of complicity in a fraud on the the postoffice department, was well known in Kansas for years before hi* election. "He wus charged dozens of times in the newspapers of the Stute," says White, "with being a boodler,with out the slightest resentment on Burton's part. How, then, could a politician of such antecedents be elected to the Senate from Kansas? Mr. White is equally positive on that point. "Every local attorney for the Rock Island, the Mis souri Pacific, the Santa Fe and the Union Pacific who had any influence was at Topeka working for Burton," and doing it, too, under "peremptory orders" from the headquarters of these corporations that they "support Burton or lose their place 3." Such an assertion from a man of Mr. White's standing certainly pjfs the onus on the corporations named. It would be very pertinent for them to let the public know the foundation of their function to dictate the election of Sena tors; whether they did order tho elec tion of a man of notoriously bad legisla tive character, and, if so, for what uses they desired a boodler in the United States Senate. Mr. White's assertion casts an interesting sidelight on the no torious failure of Congress to pass the measures to provide effective prevention of railway discriminations.—Dispatch The prohibs of Mercer county endors ed Gen. Miles for President. WAK NOTFB. War news continues to be a scarce article, but as the foreign newspaper correspondents that were detained at Tokio were given permission to go to the front, last week, something inter esting may be expected soon. The rea son for this caution on the part of Japan was fnlly understood by the correspond ents. There were plans that mnst be kept secret. Transport* were convey ing troops; that rnuyh all the world knew, but it was necesjary to veil their movements. Japan's policy has been to place her men with as littlo publicity as possible, and not strike until fnlly prepired, hoping by secrecy to gain a distinct advantage over the Russians It is apparent that she is now about ready for hostilities, but where the first blow will be struck is not yet known. The Japs have landed four armies which are converging towards the Yalu river, which is yet frozen over. Tho Russians are making but little opposition to their advance, but whether from weakness or merely to draw them on, remains to be seeD. The Russians are now said to have 300,000 men in Manchnria, one thirJ of whom will be needed to guard their extensiye lines of railroad and their supply depots. Yesterday tho Japs were reported to be occupying tho town of W'iju, near the mouth of tho Yalu. IN Philadelphia, last week, 821 new cases of typhoid were reported. Went Liberty. Teachers' local Institute of March 19th, was well attended by the citizens of Brady twp. although the weather was disagreeable. During tho after noon session Rev. Piftinger, of Union- ! ville. gave an address on "School Dis cipline." R. H. Allen, of Butler, talked on "Bchool Several good talks were aiven by the teachers, among : them Miss May Snyder, on "Why the Children should be Educated;' Miss Cora Whitmire, "Education;" Miss Blanche Forrester, "Literature as p. Study," Mr. W. Kranz. "School Gov- ' ernment." The music by Misses Anna McNees, I lanche Forrester and others, was highly appreciated. B. The Romantic Age. The 16th and 17th centuries, follow ing the discovery of this continent by Columbus in 14tr2. may be said to have been its romantic period. To the Europeans, the new world, with its vast forests, great rivers and lakes, wild animals and wilder men, was a wonderland —the scene of endless adventure and discovery. The Spanish explored the Gulf coast, and then turned their attention to Mex ico and Peru, where the half-civilized p?oplcs had gold and silver, and they murdered and robbed the natives with out mercy. One party of Spanish un der De Soto landed in Florida, and got a% far west as the Mississippi, a few hind red miles above its mouths, in 1540. bit they were cruel and treacherous with the natives, had to Sght contin ually, and finally had to give up. and float down the mouths of the river in rafts, and seek one of the settlements along the coast. The English settled in the Chesa peake and Delaware bays, and the Dutch discovered the Hudson river, and located at what is now New York. The French first settled at the month of the Mississippi, at New Orleans, where their dominion was disputed by the Spanish, then they went north and discovered the St. Lawrence river, and followed it up to the lakes, making several settlements, including the one at Quebec. That was in the early part of the 17th centurv (about 1G0H). The French were the first expiorers of the lake country, the upper valley of the Mississippi, and the valley of the Ohio; and they established posts or forts, at several points on the lake?, the Allegheny, the Wabash, the Illinois Ohio and' Mississippi rivers and claimed this whole country for the King of France. . „ , They treated the natives kindly, and made ifiiends of tbem, the traders who followed the military gave the Indians rum. pretty things and fire-arms for furs and skins; while the priests were presistent in their efforts to convert the natives to the true religion. They did not, like the English and Dutch, cut down the trets, and for this reason the indians helped the French to fight the English, and sometimes to defeat them, as they did Braddock s army in 175"), when the English proposed taking possession of the French fort Duquesnc, at the junction of the Allegheny and Monongahela rivers, now Pittsburg. The French undisputed, though nominal, possession of the lake country and the upper Mississippi and Ohio val leys for about one hundred years, and life at their inland posts was a very ro mantic one. though there is but little of it in English literature. The story "Alice of Old Vincennes," which we becin this week, gives an idea of life at the French fort of Vin cennes on the Wabash, following the period of the revolt of the English col onists against that government, and the establishment of our national gov erment. DURING an earthquake in the north ern part of Maine on the 21st, ult. "Bald Mountain" sank into the earth, and its site is now covered by water, making a lake. OIL KOTEB. The Srarket—Bemainh at SI.GS. Clinton twp. —Al. Fleming has a r% up on the Ora Woods. Mabarg—Cowden Bros , Wesson & Toomev last week finished two wells on the Puff and Powell farms at Sutton's store which are said to be doing 30 barrels each from the 100-foot. Parker twp. —Geo. McGill last week struck a well on the Henry Dauben speck farm which is doing fi or 8 bbls. a day from the Boulder sand. Many oil men think it opens up a new stretch of Boulder territory. Callery--Eisler & O'Brictt's No. 2 "Cooper came in Thursday and is doing 8 or 9 barrels a day. Heavy losses—Tiie South Peun lost a hundred thousand barrels of oil by the breaking of pipes duriijir tl><* »<•*£. fl ■mn breaks in the l>is hn«j near hidenau station cost them dearly. Didn't fail M. L. Lock wood, of Zelienople, announces that the state ments reflecting upon his financial af fairs were entirely unwarranted by the facts, and that at no time has lie or his company been insolvent. His opera tions in the Kansas oil fields have be 'n on an extensive scale, and required con siderable ready capital to keep things moving, but his holdings are likewive very heavy and sufficient to meet every obligation. —Ex. New Production -March completed more wells than February and register ed a goodly increase in new production, but in field operations there was a gen eral decline witnessed everywhere. Bad roads have had their effect iu retarding the starting of new work in the South west and West Virginia districts, while a declining market has called a halt on operations in the smaller territory to the northeast. Wells completed in the districts producing Pennsylvania oil were 91 moro than during the previous month and there was a gain ia new pro duction of UOS barrels. —Derrick. Duiuno the month of March forty thousand people wore killed by the bn bonio plague in India. la the Bombay presidency, alone, the number of deaths was 8,500. Centre Twp. Tha Clearview Stock Farm in pros pering under the management of Mr. Ireland, of Connecticut. Angufct Michael has recently had a water well drilled on his premises. C. I). Conway and family are moving to the Robinson farm, Butler twp. Joe Carnahan and family have re turned to their farm, after spending one year in New Castle. Prof. C W. Johnston. Cabot Insti tute, is upending a weeks vacation in New Castle. Mercer and Grove City, be fore resuming the duties of the Spring Term, which re-opens. April sth. Mrs. Annie Pollock has returned home after visiting relatives in New Castle. Centre school closed March 80th; El liott, Auril 4th. Girls prepare your baskets for the big picnic, and don't forget the ball game. John Elliott and Miss Nellie McCol lough quietly journeyed to Youngs town, Ohio, March 3-1, and were united in the holy bonds of matrimony,return ing home the same evening. Their many friend* join in wishing thtin u happy and prosperous married life Mi.-ses Lulu ami Alum Johnston en tertained their friends, Monday ovi n ing. in honor of their brother, Clarence. Flinch and ctoer games wore tie amusements. Grand Opera, llcn.sr, I'itt; ln:rg. "Shenandoah" next week. Nixon. Theatre VIOLA ALLKN—NEXT W KKK IN "TWELFTH NIGHT." Viola Allen haa enjoyed sr.ch unvaried success that, her great hit as Viola n "Twelfth Night" is no -iirpriso. Thi-r.j is no gainsaying her gret popularity and splendid accomplishments; but it iu recalled that her companies are always of the b r at ([uality and Lor productions of great artistic exeellnr.ee. At the Alvin. SAUAII Tkuax. Pleas'ng news for our theatre goars is that Sarah Traax has retained to Pittsburg for two weeks, though n«>t to the Grand Opera House, where Bhe headed the >-tock company so long and successfully, but to the Alvin Theatre for a fortnight engagement, as leading woman with Edward Morgan in Ilall Caine's celebrated drama, "The Eti rial City." Her friends will be especially glad that two bargain matinees will bo played. ELY MAY J. v. BTUAKT MAY & STUART, Livery, Feed and Sale Stables Best Accommodations in town For Transient Custom. PHONES: People's 123; Hell 5!) Rear of Bicitel Building, S. Main St., Butler, Pa. deaths. AGNEW—At her home in Pittsburg, April 4, 1904, Mrs. Edward Agnew. nee Atuanda Wagley, a native of Butler Co., aged 64 years. 1 BOGGS—At his home in Pittsburg, April 4 1004. Win. R Boggs, a na -1 tive of Bntler Co.. aged 74 years. BUPP—At his home in Lancaster twp.. April 1. 1904, Frederick Bnpp, aged abont ">4 years. I His death was caused by typhoid. BECKER—At his home in Cbicora. March 31, 1904, John Becker, aged 56 years. BAKER—At New Kensington. April 4, 1904, Joseph Baker, formerly of Clear field twp.. aged 78 years. He was buried at Wortbiugton, yes terday. DODDS—At the Mercer Sanitarium. April 2. 1904. James Dodds of Frank lin twp.. aged abont 30 years. He leaves a wife and two children. DUFF—At his home near Herman Sta., March 31, 1904, Dr. Peter Duff, aged about 70 years. Dr. Duff was found dead in his home. He was an old recluse, lived alone, and allowed but one man tcjenter his house. IVELL—At her home in Marion twp., March 31, 1904, of pneumonia. Miss Stella R. Ivell, aged 19 years and 10 months. She was buried at Harrisville, April 3d. KEEFER—At her home in Bntler, April 1, 1904, Lottie May, daughter of Henry Keefer, aged 5 years. McCLAIN—April 1. 1901. infant son of Arthnr McClain of Butler. MAXWELL—At his home in Fairview boro., April 1, 1904, J J. Maxwell, in his 73d year. Mr. Maxwell had been ill for fiye days from pneumonia, caused by over exer tion and exposure working at the fire at his residence, which was saved, with the assistance of his neighbors, froui complete destruction. He was born in Mt. Chestnnt, Ohio, in October, 1831, and has been a resi dent of Fairview since 1853. He was well known in Butler county having been engaged in early days in the foundry business. He sold his foundry in 1872 and since that lime has kept a livery stible, and during the past four years has been Oil In3pector for Butler county. Besides his many friends and rela tives he leaves a wife, four daughters— Mrs. Irving A. Palmer of Pueblo,Colo., Miss Margaret of Pittsburg, Misses Ella and Jane at home, and one ton, James, of New Castle. SCHWARTZ—At a hospital in Chicago, March 31, 1904, Chris. Schwartz, of Amenia. S. D , a native of Summit twp, this county, aged about CO years. Mr. Schwartz was, taken sick at Chi cago while on his way home from a vis it to his folks here. SEATON —At her heme in Marion twp, April 3. 1904. Mrs. Mary, widow of Foster Seaton, dee'd, in her 85th year Mrs Seaton was one of the oldest and best known residents of the township She was the mother of ex-Prothonotaiv Samuel M. Seaton of Butler, Scott and Lamont Seaton, at home, and Mrs. John Mnrrin of Mnrrinsville. She wa3 bur ied at Rocky Springs cemetery, Tues day. WOLF—At his home in Buffalo twp.. April 3, 1904, Win. Wolf, aged 80 years. YOUNG -At his home in Slippery rock twp , March 31, 1904, Thomas Young, aged 87 years. What Shall We Have for Dessert? This question arises in lac family everyday. Let U3 answer it to-ilay. Try ft# a delicto'.:- 1 ' dessert. Pre pared in. tv. . ■ . No boiling! no bakin:; ! C'V- : v:-,ve and set to eool.tlv -.vor.:—: i.-.oa, G aege. Rasp berry aiul c>tr ry. Gel a package atyour srocciiiii-day. -o cts. Nasa£ CATARRH mA In ail Its stages. /!>■ °<o(SL JjUo# Ely's Cream cleanses, soothes and heals J / m the diseased membrane. It cares catarrh and drives away a cold in the head quickly. Cream Ralm Is placed into the nostrils, 6pread» over the membrane and is absorbed. Relief Is im mediate and a cure follows. It is not drying—does not produce sneezing. Large Size, 60 cents at Drug gists or by mail; Trial Size, 10 cents. ELY BROTHERS, 50 Warren Street, Kew York 244 Fifth Ave., Pittsburg, Pa. A SCHOOL OF ACC CONDUCTED BY EXPfRTS. ' \VP TP Af H Boonkeepliiff. Desk t'ra -Hoc .L/AV/li Ulglier Aurllt lujr Shorthand and Typewriting Commoreial Arithmetic, Rapid liuslncss Writing, Orna mental Penmanship, etc. RPftIIVNPPQ preferred, wo have had OEUIWWcKa many atudente come to us after taking tip the study of bookkeeping from a text-hook, and the study of .short hand with inexperienced teacher*, and wo lind that beginners are more successful. Still Rushed April 11th and 12th the Expert Opticians will be at the Hotel Lowry, Butler, giving Free Ex aminations of the Eye- No one urged to buy. Headache over come in one hour by our Cele brated Vito Crystal Lenses. v - V/' v ■V' I : 1 ' 1 •Vl— ' . - P'". J •• ' t i-~ X~i * v *< ' '/ • 4 V's '■> * . 1 >»v' X'* W. K. MAUAFFEY. Jii>. Alartlu Ui'.vl, Prospect, Pa., says; "I have had trouble with my eyes for years and hare been fitted several times iri Butler and other places Latt Bummer 1 went to Pittsburg and went to one of the noted occulist) (tnd had my eye s examined and paid a high price for elates besides. but they never ;/avo im- .-iittsfaetiou,v> in a few months I w< n f , back and they changed them, but. I cotiM not get aiong with them, and last January I called on Mr. and Mix. MahafTey at the Hotel Lowry and had my eye? examined and ordered p'lf-cn which they mailed mo. I pot them bent ;ntd called once after and had them straightened. I ran now say ! my glns-rn aro all right for the first] time. 1 can cheerfully recommend ' these optici.mH. for if they can fit my eves eomfortable, they can any ones, I think." M— — iim mini man i i ihiiiiihbiii >□ Dean's b w A safe, certain relk T Surnreg»»<l H H Menstruation. Never kt,«,*rn to fail. Hafe! M jj More! Kpeodyl Satisfaction Guaranteed 0 Jor money itefunclod. H* n' v prepaid for fg B JI.OO per box. Wlllitend th* to g | ■ be paid for when relleTed. Humph-a Free. Hj JUN TCD MCPtCALCO.. B3« 74, L*!«CHTH, WJ ' Sold in Bote ut the < bnti>- v ft. 1 Pharmacy. AX ORDINANCE grantine the But ler Light, Heat and Motor Com pany the right to maintain its poles and wires upon the streets, lanes and alleys of Bntler Borough. hereto-, fore occupied by it, and granting said | Company permission to extend its lines into and through all parts of said Bor ough upon the following terms and con ' ditions: Section t. Be it ordained by the Bur gess and Town Council of Butler, and • ! it is hereby ordained snd enacted by j mthority of the same: That tbe Butler Light. Heat and Motor Company, wnich for years has l>een occupying ninny of | tbe streets, lanes and alleys of said Borough with its poles and wires, and besides private individuals, has also ! been supplying tbe said borough with ' light, being desirous cf extending its ! lines through additional streets, lanes :md alleys, it is hereby given the right ' not only to maintain its poles and wires ; upon the street*, lanes and alleys of j said borough heretofore occupied by it, i bat it is hereby granted permission and shall have the right to erect and ex tend its lines into and through all parts of said borough under the following terms and conditions. (a) It shall have the right to erect its poles and wires upon any of the street-?, lanes, alleys and public grounds of said borough that it may deem necessary in order to accommodate the inhabitants of said borough: its poles shall be set so as to obstruct said streets, lanes and alleys as little as possible and under the direction and control of the Street Coui m ttee of said borough. The wires shall not be lower than 32 feet from the surface of the ground without special permission from the Street Committee of said borough. And upon the fnither condition that the Borough of Butler shall have the right to use said poles so erected to string fire alaini wire and telegraph wire for the use c-f said borough. (b) Said company sh.;ll pav the ccet of proclaiming this ordinance (c) Before this ordinance shall become effective said company shall accept these provisions by resolution of its Board of Directors, spread upon its min utes and certified to the Counc'l nndtr the seal of faid borough. Section 2. Said Company shall not erect its poles or wires in any other manner than ns set forth in Section 1 o this ordinance and any violation ther _ of shall subject it to a penalty of twe ty five ($"-5) for each offense. Ordained and enacted in Council this stb dav of April. 1004. RAYMOND S. COHXELIUS, President of Town Council. Attest: -II E. COULTER. Secretary Council. Now April 6th, 1004, the above and foregoing ordinar.c? is hereby approved of by me. WM. M. KENNEDY, Burgess. The Delight of the Flashlight. - Fort: ails, Groti? Pictures Interiors. Most enjoyable occupation these long v/inter evenings. OUR FLASS SHEETS Make flash pictures that haven't the ordinary "flashlight look." Economical — Convenient. Per pkg. 25c, 40c, 60c. Kodak Developing Machines in different sizes, $2 to $lO. We will gladly show you how they work. DOUGLASS' BOOK STORE, 241 S. .Main St. Bntler, Pa. Peoples Phone 307. M. H. MILLER, FIRE and LIFE snd REAL, ESTATE. OFFK K —Room 508, Butler County National Bank building. FARMS F0I! SALE. The mxlei signed. acting under a power of attorney from tbe heirs of (Jc-oi;:e M'.izlacd. dee'd., late of Clinton twp., Buti.T Co , Pa.; offers at private sale the farm l,.te!y occupied t.y the decedent, located two miles u-:iutav-'>'St of Sjixoubnrg and one mile from the Bessemer railnad station of Hartley, eontainiug 162 1-2 azres, Willi food buildings, and considered one*i' the Lest farms in the township. Also another farm of 130 acres in t-ame township, with good buildings And in a good state of cultivation, and ad joining farms with an oil production from the Third sand. Inquire of JAVES WALKER. R. F. D. Ns. 20, SaxonLnrg Pa. JL. KOVUiIY GAS EI6IIE €0 JFLRL CAS'iuul '<■ VSOUNFI ENGINE '" R anil MURINE IWLUM Engtni-S :ind Automobiles. TLABPSJ Knwalsky Simplicity 211 I*. «|H| I# or tlliicksmltli Miups. l'uuip llK water, Kuiinliig Fans and LEE (.'ream FREEIER*. etc. LATKOBEJJA. ( MME, BARTLETT'S MASSAGE PARLORS. MUIF, liartlett, ASSISTED by a NEW York and beauty specialist; magnetic, electric, vapor bat lis, scalp treat ment, massage; bust development. 21 E. Itoblnson St.. Allegheny City, I'a. v'iSR'S £t&LiSN :>1 T'" y v \ - >■/ •V _ b AuC:- "• I !>r fill «• nr.l'Ht iii.V' l. I • TCRT not 4} .■ ■ .1 Wi.li liVjon .-. Rs-fir (Jar, r.U*. «U>» RR.-.-JIIII I . ..••• • • »' t,->lr»lni*i. Trull* . ..... ~S. f fo- intrtfr i ••*;> i > . L svj •i! I'tcge ■ t*. t".fi*.>'l3 onoil sy. #:o:t . W'J.'X, w I;ce ,he direct upjoalle the m * Old Postofflce, PG| '1 heidora YOGELEY, PfiSj Vec.l Estate cnil Insfrasce Agency, l-n-J 238 S. Main St. Butler, I'a.'j G (f you liavo property F to sell, trsule, or rent £FRFL or. want to buy or AK mnt Cliii, writ'* cr uhnne me. L'ST M?I!R.D lliion APPLICATION ADJUSTABLE PIN. Our Corner Clamp JFO. L\ MA<LO the "ACMK" /ftQr\ „ *s* [J ■ j A fJ\ mm-h iiuprrior to any YJIJ P 1 J > *0 * \ ofiler «tret< hcr. Our ' FJ r -•."R '/ \\ New Pntont Adjnitabl* J U I lii lenret the sralioj.s MN V In their natural shape; »lOCH not woukon the bars; It of ample LENGTH, very practical A;II rnent. Don't fall tooxawlnoit. At your «!«•:» ?r>,of ICME co. T AIIUIUIIY. I»» W. R. Newton, The Piano Man, Has his office temporarily with Cooper & Co., on the Diamond. CALL AND SEE HIM. LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS. NOTICE. j P B IJroughton and C A Davis, partner* trailing a* 1' BBrouffh- M ID NO 11. Mar. h ton and Company. Term, 1901. I TS V 9 J Powell, owner. J j To W J Powell. Owner: | You are hereby notified that on the sth , day of March. ln>*, in the Court of Common : Pleas of Hutler Co. Pa. at Mechanic's Lien : Docket No 7. page 177, and at M L I> No 11, ' March Term. 19iM, a Mechanic's Lien wan tiled against you as owner of the property hereinafter described, by I* B Brougnton and C A Davis, partners trading as P B Braugh ton and Company. The property against which said lien was Illed being bounded and described as follows: All that certain niece, parcel and lot of land sitaaiedin the Third ward off tin- Borough of Butier. County of Butler and State of Pennsylvania, and which is bounded and described as follows:—On the north by other 1-tndsof said \V J Powell; on the east by lot of Charles C Reeder; on the south by McCoot avenue, and on the west by other land of said W J Powell. Having a frontage of six ty-two and one-hulf feet on said McCool avenue and extending northwardly thence preserving the same width sixty-nine and *>-100 feet to other lands of W .1 Powell, be ing lots No and ft*, and the eastern half of lot No 70, in a plan of lots laid out by John K Cavanaugn. in the borouirh of But ler.county of Bailer and state «>i Pennsylvania. Said plan being recorded In Plan Book No ?. of said county, on page 2. and which were con veyed interaliaby John K Cavanaugh and wife to said \N J Powell, by deed dated Sep tember 1. 1903, and recorded in said county of Butler, In Deed liook No2£J, page 47. The house or structure erected upon said lot and against which this lien is filed, being a three story brick and stone dwelling house, con taining twenty-eight rooms with paper roof, said house or building being forty eight feet long and forty-eight feet wide, with four chimneys, not plastered as yet, with a stone wall and cellar under building, and no porches as yet. P. B. BROUGHTON & CO., FranK 11. Murphy Per P. B. Broughton. Attorney. March 12. 1904. Dissolution Notice- Notice is hereby given that the partnership heretofore existing between E. G. Spraul! and J. A. Spronll, under the fiiin came of Sproull Uros., at Anandale Station, Butler county, l'a.. was dissolved by mutnal consent, on Saturday, March l'-ith, 1004, and that the books of the former firm have been placed in the bands of John F. McCoy, of Anandale, for settlement and collec tion, to whom all debtors will make their payment, and all creditors present their claims. E. G. SPKOCR.L, J. A. SPKOULL. JOHN F. MCCOY, R. F. D 50, West Bunbury, Pa. Notice—E. G. Spronll, of the late firm will continue in the feed business at Anandale station or Uoyers P. 0.. and will bo known as the E. G. S(roull Milling Co. The Sproull Droa. also wish to sell their farm in Marion twp. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. ESTATE OP WATSON E. DUNKLE, DEC'D. Notice is hereby given that letters ol administration on the estate of Watson E. Durikle, deceased, late of Parker township, Butler county, Pa., have been granted to the undersigned, to whom all persons indebted to said estate are requested to make payment, and those having claims or demands usjiiinst said estate, are requested to make the same kno.vu without delay. MEAD. VV. DUNK LB, Adin'r.. P O. Box 103, Paikers Landing, Pa. A. T. BLACK, Attorney. u-10-04 EXECUTOR'S NOTICE Letters testamentary on the estate oi John E. Byers, M.D.,dee'd, lata of Butler boro.,Batler Co,, Pa ,havingbeon grant ed the undersigned, all persons known ing themselves indebted to said estate will please make immediate payment, and any having clfims against said estate will present them duly authenti cated for settlement to J!. KATE BYEKS, Executrix, No 207 S. Washington St., H. H. GGUCHEB, Butler, Pa. Att'y 2-23-04 EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. Letters testamentary in the es:;i:e ol Jamt s R. Robertson, dee'd., lateof Oak land twp., But lei Co., Pa., having been granted to the undersigned, ;,il persons knowing themselves indebted to said estate will please uu.lce immediate pay ment, and l.rtviag olaims ng/iiost said ettate will present them, duly authenticated for payment to Mi is. FANNIE E. K< HEHTSON, LVX., R. F. L>. 78, Chic : a, Pa. J. L). MCJUNKIN, Att'y. 2 18-04 ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Letters of administration having been granted to the undersigned on the estate of Henry Knanll, dee'd., late of Cran berry. twp . Butler Co., Pa., all persons knowing themselves indebted to said estate are hereby requested to make im mediate payment, and any having claims against the >.ime to present them duly auth cticated fur settlement to GEOKOE LEONUERO, Adm'r.. R. F. D. No. 33, Cillery, Pa. WILLIAMS & MITCHELL, Att'ys. 2-1804 Binding of Books Is our Occujidti ii." We put our entire time to studying the and latest methods of our work. If \ou are thinking of haying Some work done in this line 1 am suie you will be pleased if y,> i have it dor.e at Tl:c Duller Bock Bindery, W. w. AMON, t'rop. OPP C/Oirt Iloase. MITUTHA .'c RItOWN. :a9 stli Ave l'lttfibarK. Can s»ll your lieu I Estate, Farm or J*USID*S.«I. < Correspondence solicit ed. AM. Til A NHACTIOKS fJONriDRNTI At. HORSES For Sale! I have for sale at my barn, one mile East of Prospect, on the Unionville road, one team of heavy horses, eight and four years old. 1300 and 1100, both good sound horses. Call and see them 11. M. WEST, Prospect, Pa. ATTORNEYS. p r. SCOTT, 11. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Office in Bntler County National Dank building. AT. SCOTT, • ATTORNKY AT LAW. Office at No. 8. West Diamond Kt. Bnt ler, Pa. COULTUU & BAKHR, ATTORNEYS AT L*V/. Office in Butler County National Banft bniUlin;<. JOHN \V. COt'LTKK, ATTORNKY AT-LAW. Office with R. C. McAboj', J. P., aonth side Diamond. Special attention given to collections and business matters. Reference: Butler Savings Rank, or Butler County National Hank I D. McJUNKIN, T) • ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Office iu Keiber building, cornet Main j and E. Cunningham Sts. Entrance on , Main street. 1 B. HKKDIN, 'J • ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office on Alain St. near Court lloui> Mercantile Appraiser's List for 1904. SAME. CLASS. ADDRESS. ADAMS TWP. Berringer II 11. store Myoma Irvine C B, meats Mars R F D St : Leonard Mrs B, cigars Callery ; Murray f H. cigars " ! Staples W B drags i Shannon J F. store ■ Thomas J H. store: Windhorst F C. store Downieville ALLEGHENY TWP. Meek James, store .. Parkers Landing Parks E C. store Schell J D. store Rmlenton R F D 6." BRADY TWP. Clnttou Miss E G. rtore Slippery rock R F D sfl McNees Thos G. hardware, Robinson W \V. store Pump Smith A W, store. Slipperyrock rfd 83 Wick J S, store Pnmp BUTLER TWP. Emrick W J, store Butler Stoner G & C, store BUFFALO TWP. Clower- Mrs C E, cigars Freeport Drane P A, phosphate Sarversville Douglass Thos, store Ohl C A, store Sarver A E, store " Witte W 11. store Wilkewitz G, store CENTRE TWP. Borland J W, store Butler rfd 1 Fieegor A F, store Holrnan Dr A, drugs " MilkrDC, store McCandleps W B,machines, Euclid rfd 43 CHERRY TWP. Boliuger A, store.. .W Sunbury rfd 5C Eliiott H \V, store Kiestei Graham W J, store..W Sunbury rfd 5C Hickinson W J, drngs...Kiester rfd Linrisey R J. milliner.... McCoyHC&Son, store. W Snnbury rfd 5C Magee A J. feed Bovard Porter Belle, cigars " TannehiM MR, notions, W Sunbury rfd 50 CLEARFIELD TWP. Fennell Peter, store FenueltoE Kransc Robt<fcScn.store. Fenelton rfd K1 Sipes W J & Bros, store CLINTON TWP. Anderson R J. store. .Suxonbnrg rfd 21 Bartley T A. phosphate Hay D A, cigars " Hay Thos A, phosphate " Harvey Jr.s, phosphate.. .Carbon Black Kennedy T G, store. .Saxonburg rfd 21 Stark & Hilliard, feeil, Thompson Jolin, store, " CONNOQCENESSINQ TWP. Kneiss J E, store Butler rfd 1 CLAY TWP. Johnston T W. phosphate Euclid Lawrence L, store " Sherwin S, t.tore .*. .Sherwir Wick II B, store Claytonia Welsh J as, store " CONCORD TWP. Balsiger & Stewart, store Magic Kuhn W H & Bros, store Hookei McCleary J R, store Maf<u Mark well Frank, store.. .Greece City CRANBERRY TWP. Dight Bros, store Mars rfd 111 Frontz Jonn. store Garvin J A, etore Hendrickson A G, store Meeder Geo, feed DONEGAL TWP. Cate II S, store Greei Graham Jos ll,6tore Fenelton rfd IS Brownfield Bros, store Rattiiiac FRANKLIN TWP. Watson Wni&Son,store,Prospect rfd 44 Watson Wm & Son, store, Butler rfd 11 FAIKVIEW TWP. Day W P, store Chicorarfd 77 Uichards B H, cigars Whitener V, hardware.. FORWARD TWP. Bradley W H, store . Can Greer jas, store Evans City rfd 34 Starkey D, store " 35 Schilliug Alex, store Reibnld JACKSON TWP. Kirker S D. feed Harmony Winters P R, store Eidenan JEFFERSON TWP. Haitenstein L, store Great Belt Lang w M, Harness Montag E, hardware. .Jefferson Centre O'Neil & Co, store Great Belt Smith A B& Son,store, Jefferson Centre Schroth L J, cigars LANCASTER TWP. Metz A B, store Harmony rfd 30 MIDDLESEX TWP. Brown EG, store Valenci ifd 24 Cooper & Croft, store... Marks R A, 6tore Glade Mill McFaun L R, store. .Glade Mills rfd 2(3 Wilson Jas, phosphate, Valencia rfd 45 MAKION TWP. Baldein 11, store Boyer Bailey Jos, store Harrisville Gurmlt-y J H, store Murrinsville Kerr A P. cigars Boyer Middendorf 11 J, store . Mabold Wm, Btore " Sisuey L J, store " Sproul Bros, feed " MERCER TWP. Bovard &: Sou, lumber... Forestville DeMarch F, store Owens E L, store Shields Mrs Fannie, store " MUDDYCREEK TWP. Fisher C L, store Portersville rfd S3 OAKLAND TWP. Ball Geo, store N Oakland Brunor \V F, store St Joe Badger S I'., store Butler rfd 2 PENN TWP. Bowser & Sou. hardware Renfrew Brown A B, notions " Hoon LS, meat " Kukpatrick Bros, store " Kennedy Wilson, cigars " Marshall J T, phosphate. .. Price Bros, hard w a re.. .Renfrew rfd 28 Pond C W, store.. Butler rfd 8 Riley L 3, store Brownsdale Roberts D W & Son. coal Renfrew Sutton A D, store Butler rfd 8 Van Ransseleer L D, store Renfrew Watson A R, cigars " White Jos J, drugs " Winters FJ, phosphate Butler rfd 8 Wiso W H, store " " 7 PARKER TWP. Allen W S, store Parkers Landing Howard .i C, store " Morgan J A. store Parkers L'nd'g rfd <>7 SLIPPERYROCK TWP. Adams E H, phosphate Forestville Adams J, feed " Coal & Limestone Supply Co, t-tore Slipperyrock Cheesman C L, feed Kiester Flick & Co, store . Slipperyrock Hindmau F F, storo Brauchton Hall Amos, store " Perry R C, store .... Wick Kiester J B, feed Kiester Kiester Matilda, store 4 SUMMIT TWP. Carter A J, store Carbon Centre Dittmer T J, store Herman Liiuberg F W, store Herman Lehuara V, store Bonnie Brook VENANGO TWP. Ferris' Supply Co, store Ferris Gould Supply Co, store Boyer HigKins J P. feed Hilliard Kohlmeyer G F,store. .Emlenton rfd 6"» McGuirk J A, powder...Hilliard rfd 53 WORTH TWP. Cnmley (4 W. store. .Portersville rfd 42 Gardner WF, store..Slipperyrock rfd 08 WIN FIELD TWP. CresHon Supply Co, store... \v T Winfield Denny Flavins, store Carbon Black Donaldson (!C, store W Winfield Faulkner L H, hardware. .Carbon Black Hutzler Bros, store W Winfield Krause A <fc Son, store Marwood Krause «.V Freehling. hardware Osborne J M, lumber Carbon Black Post Ilenrv. moat W Winfield Schwartz Jacob, clothing.. " Smith & Logan, store... Carbon Black WASHINGTON TWP. Altmire Mrs T. store Hilliard Beatty J .T, store " Coyk P E, store Parkers Landing Day John E, meat Hilliard Graham J P, store " Lewis M, store North Hope McKee & Co. hardware Hilliard Mifliin & Mifilin. store. ...North Hope Pisto Fred, store Hilliard I'elie Frank, store " Sea ton Lorene, cigars North Hop.- Sherman J A, cigars Stone A. store Hilliard Tiirnbull It. cigars Thompson E C. store...'. " Thompsou I N, North Hope Weakley KB & Co, store Hilliard N'EME CLASS ADDRESS BRUIN BOROUGH. Black K M A: Co, store Brain Fisher J \V, store. " Lace W F. store " Myers C M, meat Orr J H. store " Haniiey J 11, cigars " j CONNOQIENESSING BOROUGB. Annstead GS. jnnk. Cot.n.>inenes-ing Harnhart it Son. store Graham R M, feed.... Xicklas & Co, store... Pnrviance W A. store. CHICORA BOROUGH. Blackinore & Gaisford. drugs.. .Chieora Brown Geo. cigars " Campbell W W, store " Davis D J. wall paper " DeiterWui. store " Dewolfs Pharuiai-y, drugs Frederick P .1 & Co. lumber.... " Fraufele S. clothing Fetzvr G F A: Son, clothing. " Forquer B J. cigars Glossner J \V, meat " Glass Geo, stare Graham P E, cigars Harris A M. milliner Hoch Bros, hardware Hcch A A, cigars " Horwitz L, store Uorsvitz L. jnnk " Hays E F it Son. hardware.... " Johnston C H, hardware " Johnston C 11. shotrs " Jamta W E, harness " Lackey W E. Cigars " Litzinger II C, store " McMicbeal Ella, milliner Mason E, candies " Philips Tony, frnit " Philips Tony, frnit *' Schott J C, cigars Seharbach C, jeweler " Teske Mrs C, notions * Wagner C A, nevrs room " Waltman Frank, feed " VTesterman Bros, gen rndse EAU CLAIRE BORO. Jamison W C. store Eaa Claire Jamison W ('. store. No 2... " Miller A O. drngs.. McDonald Mrs H A, milliner " Reynolds & Coulter, store.. " Stickle* W P. hatnos " Wilson A C & Sou hardware " EVANS CITY BOKO. Barry <S-' Markel,hardware. .Evans City Birkey Enos, feed and coal. " Barto David, shoes " Blair Sisters, milliner Corso F, fruit " City Pharmacy, Coplan H, jank Dunbar B W. hardware " Dunbar C J, store " Domb;irt G D. store " Eber B H, clothing Griesbach W C, cigars Hyle Bros & Voung,furniture " Hudson li, store " Helm J J, harness. .. lift Geo & Sons, store List J M. druses Long A .1. confectionery " Larderer W C, implements.. Marlmrger J, meat ;.. " Miller Chas. cigars Miller F E. seed Nicklr.s Bros, store " Peffer Fred, mnsic Ripper J A, stationery Schoeftel A, clotning Shoup L E, hardware TheEdwDambach Co,lumb«r Wabldorf Hotel, cigars Zem in D & Co, clothing FAIR VIEW BORO. Adams Mrs M, cigars Baldwin Uawn W C. store McClure Mrs S M. milliner '' Scott C, store Templeton S H, cigars HARRISVTLLE BORO. Borland C R, store Harrisville Brown R L. meat Brown W E, meat Bortz J S, store " Cummings L R. cigars Elrick It E, drugs Humphrey D W & Co, stoie Kelly & Glenn, hardware... " Morrison W L, store Morrison J H, Jr. harness... Snyder C,store Stoen Miss B, millinery.. .. Ward James, cigars Williamson I N, store HARMONY BOROUGH. Bame H W. store Harmony Boyer E R 14.cigars Harnhart J J, drugs " Boyer Levi, patent med " Beam S A, cigars Douglass W C, harness Eppinger A. store Foe l, ringer Fred, store " Grieser & Miller, organs " Goetuian Brps. meat. Harmony Cereal Co . feed Milleman H C, store *' Miller Jos, jeweler " Oil Well Supply Co. hardware Ronymucs G G, hardware Sahli E, meat " Shontz Chas, cigars Sitler, Swain & Moyer, store- Wise II M, lumber " Winter E, hardware Ziegler () W & Co , furniture. Ziegler L N, cigars " Zeman S. clothing KARNS CITY BORODOII. Balsiger Cl' Co., store Karns City Dieter MrsC. store M'-Gill Geo E. hardware.. .. Shira & Wallace hardware Wersh John, store MARS BOROUGH. Brown J M. store Mars Boyd W D & Son. store " Crow I) W, store Clark J S, lnmber Craig Kennedy Hardware Co,h'd'w Davison cigars File C A, jeweler Fern wait Mrs Ida, millinery Irvine A C. furniture " Jordan & Co. store Kerr T E, store ' Koonse M E, store " Kneal Geo <ffc J. meat Kerr & Sons, drugs Kearns W C. store Levy B, store " Link W J, feed " Mars Drug Co, drugs Mars Milling Co. feed McCormick R W, cigars " McCormick P A. cigars Miles J E. fi*h " Miles Tlios 11, cigars Miller J P. cigars " Shannon W L, store Sheridan J J Co, hardware " Snyder J R. shoes Walters H W, harness Ziegler Al, hardware Ziegler & Schwab, shoes " Oil Well Supply Co., supplies " PROSPECT BOROUGH. Bowers A, drugs Prospect Critchlow Bros, store Dick F E. meat ' j Glenu J G. furniture Hunter 1* L. cigars McClearv E L. store Riddle W R Co., store Scott J C, store '* POSTERS VILLE BQROUG H. Brenneman D .T, store Portersville Brenneman J S, cigars Covert Mrs R B. milliner.. " Dann W 11. harness " Heberling Jean, milliner... Hoberling IT, hardware Hay S, drugs Humphrey W & Son, store. " McDonald G B. hardware.. " McDonald & Co, furniture. " PETROLIA BOROUGH. Brown Miss S E, milliner Petrolia Chesebro E P. store " Dcnholm F. store " Ervin Ida O. xnilliner " Evans O E. cigars " Foster W C. drugs " Foster W C, shoes " Fritz F M. cigars " Hawk J M & Son, store " Jacobs E B & Co. hardware ... " Kurtz G H. cigars " Painter W 11. store " Stonghton W R, store " Yeager S, junk " SAXONMURG BOItO. Gibson Charles, cigars Snxonburg Helmbold&SonMrsTheo, store " Horn C,ora E. milliner " Hammer G O, gas fittings... Hammer G O. cigars " Kranse T & Co. store " Lang G. buggies Milder H A. furniture . " Mershon Dr I". B. drngs " Maurhoflf G W. store " Muder J E. cigars " Stuebgon Bros, meat " Schroth Wtn A" Son, harness " sehoentag C F. utore " S'AMF. CLASS AEDRESS SLIPPEIE YKOCK BORO. Adams R P, cigars.. Slipperyrock Bingham J T. buggies.... Bird & Son. store " Bingham F P & Co. hardw Bartz Peter, store " Bingham L D. meat " Campbell Mrs Ella, milin'r Clutton F. drags " . Chandler E F. notions.... Friedman Bros, clothing.. " j ; Forester FL. lnmbtr •' [ Kerr & Gibson. store " K jester L D, furniture " Morrison S L. feed " Morrison D M. feed " McQui.-tion &- Martin,meat •' Patterson G V. wall paper " Rosenbluui H. clothing.... Rhodes T M. harness " Ramsey W G, cigars Roberts J M. implements " Stillwagon J X. hrirness.. " St-iop« & Con Iter, store.... " ITber & Sons, furniture.. Williams Miss S A,milliner " Watson & Williams, store " Williams ON, jeweler.... '• VALENCIA BORO. Barr J C. store Valencia Pnrvis S A, store '• Stoup & Morrow, hardware... WEST SLWDURY BORO. Arthurs Bros, .store West Snnbnry Breadin,Conway&Co, store " Brown P P. harness Donaldson Wm, cigars " Dnnn J L. store " Hindwan H C. drugs " Mechling Mrs M, farnitnre " Phoenix Milling Co, feed.. " Russell W G, gas fixtures. " Steindorf Bros, hardware Sloan II A, cigars " ZELIENOPLE BORO. Bumgardner Wm, hardware.Zelienople Blum John, shoes " >Jds V J. store " I ndinger W R & C L, store " I I nic JT, plnmber " D H E, clothing " F A, hardware.... " 1 > ">ehring & Keck, store " i .debrand BM, candy 1. rtung A, harness...". " Householder G, buggies " IlTt John & Co. lumber " Kins: Geo, cigars " Kaufmanu Mrs M, shoes... " Kuauff Mrs A L. cigars " Linf-nbrink Mrs E C, milliner " Levis R L. wool " McKim H < J. 5 and 10 cents.. " Meeder Edwin, store " McCorinick W S, cigars " Reed C E, drugs " Reibold J, machines " Seaton A & Son,plumber " Si tier A. drugs " Stokey H W, cigars " Weise I M, store . Wright W J, store " Zeliner Fred, implements " Zelienople Hardware Co. hd'e " Zehner Edwin, furniture.... " BUTLER BORO. Anderson BC, cigars 107 Centre ave Allen J W, cigars 113 N Main st Anderson C. cigars B & O depot •T W Bailey 500 W Pennst Biehl Henry, store 12".! N Main st Brown & Co, furniture.. .186 N Main st Bickel John, shoes S Main st Boos Jacob, store 848 S Main st Bel lis G C & S<in,Rtore,2Bß E Jefferson st Bovard & Sefang Co, hardware 105 W Jefferson st Bianucci C, cigars.. .848 Breul D. machines. .235 Boyd CN, drugs Main st Bayonette V, store Daut;herty ave Birckbigler , store... 800 Second st Brackney Mrs C L,store,B27 W North st Butler Lubricating Oil Co.oils, 107 \V JefT Biehl C, store... .cor Third & Brady sts Burton A R. store.. .112 W Jefferson st Butler Furniture Exchange. 354 E Jeff Butler Plumbing C 0..346 E Jefferson st Bunjjar John, store Butler Bntler Hide & Fur Co Miller st Blank Sam, store Lyndora Camnbell J G & W, hardware 208 & 210 S Main st Campbell A A, furniture. 837 & 839 Sonth Main st Campbell A M, Cobn A H, junk 210 Elm st Cornelius Lumber Co, lumber, KitUnuiug st Cavalier Frank, fruit 213 Centre ave Cavalier Jos, cigars 314 E Jeff st Cavalier Polo, fruit i'O Centre nve Colosime John, store 284 Centre ave Conuel & Grout, store .. .120 S Main st Colin J S, clothing 150 S Main st Colbert ll,gent's furnisli'g 180 S Main st Cypher GA. & C, hardw'rel2l S Main st Cleeland D L. jeweler 125 S Main ft Coo vert Mrs W C, cigars 23 H S MM in st DeArme W H. dry goods. .347 S Maiust Davidson A W, store 400 Franklin st Dean Mrs S S. store..cor West & Water Dillon C A & Co. meat.. ..120 \Y Jeff st DeFogui L, store 211 Centre ave DePrill, store 201 Sonth st Doutliett & Graham, clothing Main st Duffy Chas.dry g00d5,125 & 127 Main st Dailey Mrs J S. milliner, 181 S Main st Dontt JH iNc Co.dry goods 188 S Main st Danbenspeck it Turner, shoes, 108 S Main st Dnffee T J. cigars 822 S Main st Douglass .IH, stationery. .241 S Main st Dixon Clarence, drugs... .316 S Main st Eskovitz N. store Fairground nve Ehmer J A, str.re 240 Second st Eberle Bros, plumbers.. .354 Centre avo Eyth Bros, stationery 251 S Main st Eisler&Mardorf.dry goods 221 S Miin st Fox GW. 5t0re..441 North McKean st Fisher W A. store 257 S Main st Friedman C, notions 853 E Jeff st Feigel Bros cigars 826 S Main st Friedman J, store Fairground ave CJinzler, clothing Lyndora GiesC 11, cigars Lyndora Gregg Ralph, cigars. .108 East Diamond Grieb E, jeweler 139 N Main st Gormley W P & Co, store Butler Goldstrom J 11, meat... .315 Center ave Graham Bros, store 317 Center ave Graham E T. store 151 N Main st Green & Yonng, clothing ilB S Main st Godwin C A. Jeweler 103 Jeff st Greek American Fruit Co, fruit 227 S Main st Goldbern <fc Littlestone, store Fairground ave Haworth GC. cigars.. .311 Centre ave Harper Bros, store 357 Centre ave Hoch & McGuire, store..Bor> Centre ave Heinzer MN,store 310 & 318 ave Hull 11, store 428 Centre ave Hotel Wnverly, cigars x 319 & 321 McKean et lluselton BC, shoes.... 102 N Main st Hildebrand J & Son.meat 135 N Main st Hotel Arlington, cigars S Main Hotel Willi ml. cigars.. Wayne & Main Hotel Bntler, cigars S Main st Huff F J, plumber. .112 E Cunningham Hotel Iwowry, cigars Butler Hotel Standard, cigars. .Fairground ave Hotel Central, cigars.. Main & Diamond Israel He Rice, clothing.. .833 S Main st Jackson & Mitchell, hardware 132 S Main st Johnston Pharmacy,drugs,lo6NMain st Jenkins & Royal, store, 162&164 Race st Jefferson Market, frnit... .131 E Jeff st Jack J S, stationery Bntler Krainbnher & Niesslini, store, Lyndora Kepple J H, store 370 Centre nve Knight EE& Co drags,3ol Centre avo Kliugler & Co. feed 139 Jeff st Kuuimer Mrs A. meat .. .881 S Main st Kamerer <i D, store 231 Centre ave Kamerer W A, store I<>o Mercer st Kuuimer Bros, meat .. .122 E Wayne st Kirkpatrick W M, store, 800 N Main st Koch & Son. store 124 N Slain et Koch Frank & Hon, hardware 129 S Main st Krug G;J. meat 107 S Main st Keterer'.Geo, furniture. ..222 S Main st Keterer Bros, shoes 224 S Main st Kemper John, harness 842 S Main st Kirkpatrick RL. jeweler.346 S Mbin st Lang Thos. store Bluff nndWcsttt Levinton & Son, clothing, 122 S Main st Lester W J, store 042 Brown st Legions Robt, cigcrs Fairground avo Levy J. clothing 228 S Main st Leighner C. Jeweler 209 Lyndora Supply Co, store Lyndora Lyndora Drug Co, drugs " Myers A E, store 109 E Jefferson st Millar W W. srore 234 S Main st Moore it Porter, store 280 N Main st Morris J D, cigars 219 Centre ave Mardorf G W. ininsement.24o 8 Main st Miller C E. shoes 215 S Main st Metzger W F. shoes 127 " MoVi'.y & Polio -It. cigars.3l4 MoCrea & Co, feed Church alley Mc(!abe .1 E, cigars 407 S McKeau st. McCrorey JG & Co. 5&10c.407 " McCullongh .1 B. notions, 103 S Main st McClain M. furniture 404 Centre ave McCullongb A, meat 108 Lincoln aye McKee .1 1.. <state, dries Butler McOorlick J B, store 604 Centre ave McCatcheon .1 E & Co. junk Butler Mirtincoart S II & Co, bngiries 12S E Jefferson st Miller G W, store 116 MorrisonT A, confectioner.2l2 S Main at Miller Grocer Co, store, 350 L Jeff »t NAVE CLASS ADDRSfig Newton W K. organs. 317 S Main at Niggel Jos & Son,hardware. 130 E Jeff Bt Oram 8. clothing Fairground ave < >ram S, clothing Centre ave Oil Well Supply Co, hard e. 120 C Jeff at Pape E A, cigars. 119 E Jefferaon at Parria Pharmacy. druga...2l3 S Main at I'agenelle D. fruit 223 Outer ave Patterson Bros, wall ppr, 236 X Main at Perry F P, Store Mulberry st Pun-is S G Co. lumber Franklin at Pittsburg Organ Co, organ* Rnt'.er O'Brien W H & Son.plnrobcr. 132E Jeff at Phelps Broe, notions 323 S Main at Porado John, store New Cnstle st lieed a Pharm&ty, drugs...lol S Main st Hush C N. cigars 323 Rockenatein P & M, mil's,B2B Rtiber Aif «ic Bro.dry gds,2os " Reiber A & H, atote 143 •' Hitter & Rockenstein, clothing. 141 S Mail at Huff A & Son, shoca 114 " Hicht-y J A. confectioner,l42-144 " liedick & (iroliman.drugs, 109 N Main Lt Rockeoatein Mrs M C, hardware. 121 N Main st Roesaing B C. harness 119 " Rockenstein Jos, harness, 140 " Risinger F, gas fixtures. 112 W Cunningham at Ralston & Smith, jeweler,..lloW Jeff st Raisley & Whitesidea, store, 215 New Castle at Schaffner Geo, cement..33o Lockout ave Shlcea Bros. clothing Butler Smulovitz A, clothing...Fairground ave Smith E S, store 856 E Jefferson st Shira C C, store 340 L ocust at Stein John, confectioner, 117E Wayne at Suauian bros, furniture N Main bt Swartz W F Store 402 Carbon st Smith H P. cigars Butler Schaul & Nast, clothing...lST S Miiu ot Si>crates Pooloa, fruits 133 Steel A. clothing 104 Smith Mrs M A, store 317 Stein & Son, dry goods 108 N Miiu s>t Seipel M, cigars. 106 CeLtre ave Snell W J. lumber 451 W Pearl Starr A- Reed, slc.re W Jefferson st Sullivan T C,harness, 132 " Schlicht&Niggle.fish, 115 ' Stock C, hardware 332 S Main at The Evans Mfg Cc, supplies, McKeiiu at The Butler Buildera'Supplv Co, lumber. 155 N Main street The I Cure U Co. drugs. 709 Fairv'w ave Trout man A & Son. dry goods. 200 & 202 S Main 6t The Sins-er Mfg Co, machines Pittsburg TafelM S. store Fairground ave V'ogel J W & Sjn.Vall pp>\ ISC Main at Vvnl; t Jean, store*. 21 Hickory st Vogeley J M, meat Locust at Wendell M, store Lymlora Weibe it Gibson, hardware. 223 Centre ave Wright J B. store 400 Locust st Walter Geo «fc Sons, feed, Washington & Mill st* West End Drug Store,drugs. 1 16 Rac.-i ft Wick WS, lumber Monroe st Whiteman E E, store Lincoln ave Wilson W B, tinware.. .102 Centre ave Wick L C, lumber Butler Wuller D H Est, drugs.. 112 S Main st Weiaa Kelly, cigars 200 Centre ave Wick Jno S. gents furtnsbihg, 242 S Main et Whitehall Geo W, hardware, 318 S Main st Young Mrs Lizzie M, milliner, 232 S Main st Youcic H E, store Butler Zimmerman Mrs J E, dry goods, 100 N Main at Zombo S, store Lyr.dora Zeefe M, store • Butler Wholesale- Atlantic Rufiuiug Co, oils, Bth st & Duquesne WST. Pgh Bntler Grocery Co, grocers, 153 N Main st Klinsiler H J, feed 139 E Jeff at McCrea W S & Co, feed...Church alley Sumbergtr W F, wool. .422 W Penn at Sarver A H, bngjiits 309 N Main at The Lloyd Co, confections, 142 W Jeff The Rolt McCoy Co Butler Walters Geo & Sons, feed, Washington <St Mill ats Lewis Snyder, junk Mara Real Estate Abrnms & Dale, real estate Butler Christlev L E & Co., real estate... llazlett & McCullough.real estate " Sutton D IJ, real estate S Main st Theo Vogeley, real estate.,23B S Main at Win Walker, real estate. Room 307, National Bank Building Miller Wm ii. real estate. Room 508, National Bank Building Billiards and Pools ADAMS TOWNSHIP. Murray P 11, 3 billiarda Callery BUTLER BOROUGH. Cli.ikak'B Steve, 3 billiards Lyndora Millingt r & Pfeister, 5 billiards, 823 S Main at Pape EA, 0 billiarda, 119 E Jeffer.s_>n at Parker Mrs M J. 3 billiards Batler Root AW, 10 billiards, S Muiu st, " MARS BOROUGH. Miles Tboa, 3 billiarda Mi<r* SLIPPERY KOCK BOROUGH. Ramsey W T, 2 billiards, Slippery R ;ck Eating Houses ADAMS TOWNSHIP. Leonard Mrs B, restaurant Callery Murray P H, restaurant " BUFFALO TOWNSHIP. Clowes Mrs C E, restaurant Freeport BUTLER PONOUGLI. Anderson C, restaurant B&O Depot Coovert Mrs WC, rest 234J S Main at Campbell A M, restaurant, 111! W Jeff st Duffee Theo, restaurant, 322 S Main at Grant W H, restaurant Centre ave Kirk II D, restaurant 215 S Main st Smith H J, restaurant, rear Hotel Bntler Seipel MR. restaurant.... 100 Centre are Webster R H, rest Fair Ground ave CHICORA BOROUGH. Brown Geo, restaurant Chicora Scliott Jos C, restaurant ChiCDra KVAN'S CITY BOROUGH. Long A J, restaurant Evans City HARMONY BOROUGH. Buyer E R R, restaurant Harmony Shontz Chas, restanrant " H A KRIS VILLE BOROUGH. Ward .lames, restaurant Ilarrisville MARS BOROUGH. Miles J E, reataurant.. Mars I'ETROIA BOROUGH. Evans O E, restaurant Petrolia SLIPPERY ROCLF BOROUGH. Adams R P. restaurant...Slippery Rock ZELIKNOPLE BOROUGH. King Geo, restanrant Zelieuople MeCormick W S, restaurant.. Auctioneers Isaiah McCall, auct....Saxonbarsc rfd 21 BUFFALO TWP. Easley GF, anct Sarveraville rfd 18 CHERRY TWP. (tilghrist J G, arret, West Sunbury rfd 50 PENN T\Y*. Powell J C, auct Renfrew rfd 2S BUTLER BOROUOII. Dodda James, auct Butler Mp.thers J B, anct " Kearns Jas, auct " BRUIN BOROUGH. Kelly V F T, auct Bruin CHICORA BOROUGH. Mal'iney Dan. auct Chicora KAKNS CITY BOROUGH McDevitt D, nnct Karns City PETROLIA BOROUGH. M rgsn G A. auct Petrolia PROSPECT BOROUGH. Shanor R, anct Proapect MG-r.van J A. auct SLIPPERY KOCK BOROUGH. Keir J C, auct Slippery Rock SAXONBURG BOROUGH. Ar. del son Frank, auct.. Saxonburg Leuarier F B, auct " ZELIENOPLE BOROUGH. Riebold Jacob, auct Zelienople Theater Lyndora Theater Co Lyndora Tiro Court of Appeals will be held at the office of Couuty Treasurer in But ler. on Friday, April 29th, 1904, between the hours of 10 a. m. and 4 p. m., at which time nnd place all who are inter ested in the above report may attend if they think proper. GKOKQB P. HARVEY, Mercantile Appraiser. March 25th. 1004. SV.M. WALKER. CHAS. A. MCELVAIN. WALKER & McELVAIN. };O7 Bntler County National L'ank Bldg. K\L ESTATE. INSURANCE. OIL PROPERTIES. LOANS. BOTH PHONES.
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