Butler citizen. (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, August 16, 1906, Image 3
THE BUTLER CITIZEN. THURSDAY. AUGUST 18, 1906. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. NOTE—AII advertisers Intending to mtwe rliAniie-i In their ads. should notify us of tbelrlntentlon to do so not later than Mon day morning. Legal Notice. Sheriff's Sales for Sept. 7. Jnry List for Sept. Term. Dontt's Annual Sale. Zimmerman's Fall Goods. Biehl's Paint. Modern Store's Sale. Campbell's Furnitnre. Kirkpatrick's Glasses. Excursions Adininlsuators and Kxecntors of estates cm secure their receipt lK>>ks at the t ■ ITI/RN offlce. LOCAL AND GENERAL. TERMS: $1.50 Per Year If paid in advance.. 1.00 " Each subscriber, by consulting the little tab on bis paper, can tell the date to which his subscription is paid - Back to school. - Fair next week —This in mnsbroon season. Everybody goes to the Fair. -Eat home-made candy, or none. Everything ready now for the Fair. The Butler Fair is the People s Fair. —Fair and foot ball talk come togeth er. —P. H. C. postponed picnic next Mon day. —The cbildrens vacation is almost over. —They arc "boiling the water' in —Zelienople is to have another bnsi nerH block. -The Pore Food man is after the Cindy-makers -This is G. A. K. encampment week in Minneapolis. —The Merchants Parade at the Fair will be immense "John Sconoskv. his thnmb mark, will be the next wrinkle - The Kittanning people are having a good week for their Fair. —Cbicora is said to have snakes—big one* that escaped from a show. —Some people talk all the time—just like that machine over the way. —The white watermellons now in market come from southern Indiana. —Connellsville is celebrating her cen tennial this weak. She's a youngster. We all meet at the Fair —S. 8. Reesmau, formerly of Butler, is interested in a big gas field in Cana da. - Forty Pennsylvania widows lost t heir pensions, last yeas, by marrying again. —Tramps set fire to the big barn of J. H. Stone at Gallery, last Friday night. —A coaT and coke arch over Main St. is a feature of the Connellsville Cen * ; eniiial. —|f all the roads are given appropri ate names we'll tytveto keep a directory df them. —The boase of Win. Gardner of Fair r -slew twp. wan lately bnrned with all its contents. —'(ha Hnnkiea drink their beer in Lyudora now, bnt few appeared on our streets, last Saturday —A gasoline street car is the latest, and if it is a s'ncceas the trolley will be come a thing of the past. - -A. C. Ruby's car-load of European stallions arrived in Butler last Sunday. They will be at the Fair. —The lawyers of Butler have some new stories to tell. This is the silly season and everything goes. —Mr Eisler killed the soldier-worms in Diamond Park by putting Halt along ft* edges of the s|,omJ walks. - The dry spell after a wet, this time, was a great boon to onr farmers. They are drying their oath this weelj. —The Arcade bnsinesi is not a success In Butler. The owners of the real es tate took it last week for $125 rent. —The R. F. D. men can now deliver medicines—the receiver to pay the charges. A quart bottle is the limit. There Is ouly one place of amusement and recreation no one cau afford to miss and that is the Butler Fair —H 8. Soott of Penn twp. was held np by three men and robbed by them near Thorn Cteek, last Wednesday night. —The barn of Chas. McCracken in Brady twp. was bnrned, last Saturday, with all this year's crops and some farm machinery. —lf that wet spell bad continued much longer we would have all turned sonr like the left-over hay, or sprouted like the oats. —Five men are said to have entered a honse at Jamisonville the other day, beaten the woman in it, and then rob bed the house. —The game of ball lietween the prin ters and lawyers, this evening, will win'l tip th" seanou In Butler, excepting- the jf<al<or Day itamen * ' • West Waykit. people ttfe jet kicking on the soft brick. Why can I people have what they want, and are willing to pay for. —The young men who will be candi dates for District Attorney next sprint will be Interested to know \Uftt tb» ry will net tb(Ui sl2r-o —Of the 15,000 United Presbyterlam at Conneaut Lake, last Thursday. 55< were from Butler. It took 21 trains t< hlnl them all to the Park. I. , j>'o i«lss t'pe L}otier fcalr njlss |ug the beit part of ones )ife. —The Brady's- Band and Butler Street Railway Co. proposes building a line immediately from East Brady tn Chicora. See notice in another column for particulars. A mixture of water mellon and en cumber caused the death of a younx married woman in Allegheny oonnty last Sunday. Hhe ate freely of both at dinner, had convulsions, and died that qiglit. Tbii treuiendons downpour of last Friday night came near being the death of one of our prominent citizens. He was flooded off the street and Into a deep hole, and if he hadn't floated across something would have happened. The Hunkies of Lyndora are com {laininu of the way they are beinu reated by the local officials. Unneces aary violence by the local police, and extortion in fines and the settlement ol cases is the burden of their complaint Nobody misses the Butler Fair. The Butler Fair next week. —The Lyndora riot wan "all a mis take. " t —The Theatre season begins nex week. —A "hold-up 'is reported from Cal lery -the place all the trains stop. I —Everybody interested in the Pythian Home went to Harmony, this morning. —Several thousand Bntler county people spent last Thursday at Cascade Park. —The rig of the Walker McCandless well near Connoquene-*ing was burned, by an unexpected flow of oil. Tuesday night. —Oscar A. Niggel of the Fulton fish market has already arranged for his supply ef Oysters, beginning September Ist. Salt-water dsh every Thursday | evening. —Punk parties are becoming fashion able at parks and summer resorts. Punk is an "apparent" remedy for mosqui toes. and makes enough light for you to see who you are talking to. —The monuments of the 3d, 4th. Tth I and Bth regiments, at Antietam. will b dedicated, Sept. 17th, and free transpor tation will be given thos« who were on the rolls Sept. 17, 1*152. Inquire of Pro. Lowry. —Chas. M. Duff of New Castle offers a reward of SSOO for the arrest of the murderer of his brother. Win. Duff, on his farm near Hillsville, Lawrence county, Monday. Mr. Duff was shot bv some hunters —The concert in the Park last Sun <lay afternoon was largely attended,and it was very enjoyable: but the ground was damp and the people had no place to sit. A few hundred more benches are called for there. —Everybody intending going to Can ada this summer, or any other time, should call at the banks, secure a lot of Canadian quarters and halves take them to that country, and leave them there, as they have become a nuisance here. —The Pittsburg loop in Hutler will be bounded by Chestnut. W. Jefferson, Main and W. Cnnningham Sts. A couple of curves like those now going in to connect the Cnnningham St line with the Main St line cost from two to three thousand dollars lII'TLKH COUNTY REUNION. Eveiything is in readiness for Butler County's big Reunion and Picnic next week—Aug. 21-24. and there is no more pleasant or suitable place for holding it than on the spacious grounds of the Butler Driving Park and Fair Associa tion, on the hill west of town and as harvest is now over, and crops were good, with a ready market at good prices, everybody will take a day or two off and meet old friends and neigh bors at the big Bntler Fair. The grounds are ample, with an abundance of good water and a fine grove with lots of shade; come and bring your dinner with yon, or if you do not want to bother with baskets you can obtain refreshments on the grounds at reasonable rates. The grandstand has been rearranged and made more comfortable: Barney Demarest's Equestrian and Wild West Show has been secured, as hi s also the Drummer Boy of Shenandoah, the cele brated 16th Regiment Band; the Green ville Juvenile Band—l!'! boys, the Jubi lee Singers and numerous other free entertaiuments. The entries in the horse and cattle ex hibit* have closed *r»l nro by f.irtiie larg est in the association's history In addi tion to the regular exhibits ".here will be 20 bead of imported French, Eng lish and Belgium draft stallions. The quality of the horse and cattle exhibit will be far supt-Tior to that of any ever offered in this part of the country; while that in the sheep, swine, poultry, etc. departments is equally promising. There is something to instruct and entertain everybody, old and young, all four days at the Fair, and the admission is only 15 and 25 cents. The speed program is as follows; Tuesday, 2:2-1 pace or 2.20 trot, purse $400; Gentlemen's Road Race, pace, purse SSO. Wednesday. 2:10 trot. $300; 2:10 pace or 2:14 trot. $300; 2:2:*. trot, $!J00. Thursday, 3:35 pace, $800; Free for all, trot or pace, $300; 2:20 pace, $;M)0; Gentlemen's Road Race, trot, SSO, Friday. Free-for-all Road Race (Hotel Purse) £100; 2:40 trot, $300; Consolation Race, S2OO. Itlac-k Family Keuiuoi». The fourth annual reunion and basket pi:;nic of the Black family will l>e held at Unity church in Marion township on Thursday, August itOtb, 1000. Every body invited COMMITTER MA .1 KfST I C 'I"11K AT RK. Powers & -M urriiy--A II NE*L Week. The Murray & Mackey organization, including En/ene Powers and Flojence J. Murray will open a weeks en guv ment at the Maiestic, iti this city ~" t t Monday evening, presenting an the opening play "Under A Shadow", tith all the special scenery and effects re quired to make it a finished perform ance. In addition to the play an aid less chain of bright and pleasing speial ties will be presented. Thursday, August 30, "Mrs. Wggs of the Cabbage Batch a great play ALAMEDA I'AKK. Slimmer Theatre. At the Summer Theatre. Morfay evening, there was standing room ody and judging by the amount of apnlmse they received there will be good hoUes all week. There is a number of pod turns on the W1 1 • NfcxT Week. tor next week- Fair Week—Wf'y Johnston's Celebrated Creole Belles rill be the attraction, in high '-lass, refill vandevijle. . . / While in for the Fair don't fail to the in the show at the Pari; Danotfg every night A >|*!i00,000 Diamond Koi>l>eh. The Pittsburg Dispatch of Huuda. Anr" l -' .. ..i contain tne most tlirh ling detective story ever wrUten, er titled "A $200,000 Diamond Itobbery One sensation follows another with sikH rapidity that the reader is lifted off hit feet If yon like mystery, action ant sensational situations don't miss this re uiarkable story I'ivc I>av Trip to ItuNalo mil Niagara Falls. On Saturday, August 25th, the Buf falo, Rochester & Pittsburg Ry. wiJl sell excursion tickets to Niagara Fall" and return for trains leaving Butler 10:33 a. in and 11:31 p. m at the low fare of $4.00 for the round trip. Tickets will be good retnrinng from Niagara Falls fir Buffalo on all regular trains up to and including train No. 7, leaving Buffalo 10 10 p. in. Wednesday, August 2!tth. This will be the last five dav ex enrsion of the season. BTATK NORMAL SCHOOL. Attend the State Normal School at Slippery Rock, Butler connty, Pa Ad vantages first class, rates low; tuition free to teachers and to those who intend to teach. Fall term liegins September 4, 1900. Kend for a catalogue. Address Aliiekt E Mai/iuy, Principal Butler Fair Kxciirslons Agents of the Be-iseiuer road will seli , low rate excursion tickets to Butler on account of the Fair, Augu«t 21 to it, inclusive, return limit August 2.1. Money to loan on first mortgage, E. H. Neqmsy, Diamond. PERSOXAL C. L. Brown leaves, tomorrow, for Canada. J. M Abern of Parker twp. has mov ed to Oil City, j Nellie came near getting ' stoled" Sunday night. | Miss Nellie Armstrong is heir to £«.- I 000 in England. i .Mr?. \V. A. Lowrv and daughter are at Atlantic City. I C. X. Boyd and Rev. Oiler have re turned from Canada. John L. Sullivan the ex-prize-fighter is said to be in Batler. W. J. Pacoe of Middlesex twp. was town on business, Friday. M. L. Smyers of Batler twp was in town on business, Monday. D. C. Burton of < iinton twp. visited friends in Batler. Monday. Geo. Burkhalter and family Lave re corned from St. Clair Flats. ilich. Andy Ekas of Buffalo has lately re turned from an extended Western trip. Witherap, the base ball pitcher, has been sold or loaned by Boston to Union town. J. W. Groom and Floyd Reed of Penn twp. were in town on busine?.-- Thursdav. Dr. Kottraba, the dentist, has return ed from a visit with friends in Law rence county. Dr. S. A. Johnston, denti.it, has re moved his office to the Rnff building 116 S. Main St. Mr. and Mrs. Newton of Danville, N. Y., are the guests of their son.W. R. Xewton, the piano man. "Billy" Mitchell, ' Daddy" Gregg and Joseph Gray are the only three canal boatmen left in Batler Win. Snyder of Fayette county, just released from the peuitectiarv, is look for his wife, in this county. Mrs. Mary Brady, nee McCarthy of Pittsburg was the gnest of her anut Mrs. McShane, over Sunday. Attorney Jaines S. Campbell of Pitts burg wa< the guest of his con-in. Wm. Campbell of S. Main St.. over Sunday. James H. Gribben, ex-County Com missioner. was in Butler last week. We've forgotten where to place Jim, bnt he is still on top and in good health Mrs. Abraham McCandless- and daughters of Allegheny are visiting her daughters, Mrs Keunedy Matbe and Mrs Edward Walker of the Plank Road. Mrs. C. L Bo' h and daughters. Hazel and Edna, who were visiting Mrs Henry Biehl, for the past three week-", left for their home iu-Greenaburg, yes terday; also E. S. Xaly, of same pla<v. Jesse Heydrick, the Civil Engineer, shipped a lot of his seedling gladiolas to his brother, Heydrick of Frank lin, Tuesday. Mr. Heydrick has Rome novelties in tfUdiolas this year—pure white and also bine ones. T. K. Speer and wife of Marion twp will celebrate the 50th anniversary of their wedding day on next Wednesday, the 22d. Mrs. Speer s maiden name was Boggs, of the southern part of the county. Everybody invited. W. C Glenu aud daughter of We*t Sunbnry went to Uniontown. last week, to see his son Charley, who has been on the sick list for some time. Mr. Glenn returned home, Thursday, but Miss Ada remained in Uniontown. Mrs. John J. Reiber of W. Xorth St. and her sou, Stanley, of the B. & O. freight office, left on a trip to Cleveland, Detroit and Kalamazoo. Mich., Monday. In the latter place Mrs. Reiber will vis it her sister, Mrs. A. L. Boggtt '•T<»rn' Madine of Hartje divorce fame was recognized on the boardwalk at Atlantic Oity, last Saturday He registered under tlje name of Smith, bnt was recognized bv man v When hib uoc-iiujo Jfii"- . initi U«m ble in dodging cameras. Snch is fame. Thomas W. Phillips, the millionaire oil and uas man, who represented the Twenty-fourth Congressional district, has announced his refusal to be an in dependent candidate for Congress from the Lawrence Beaver-Washington dis trict. The Democrats have so far failed to secure a fusion candidate to oppose Congressman Achesoii. Dr. B. F. Hamilton of Emlenton. who died lately, is fpoken of as one of na ture's noblemen, and a man who will be sadly missed in that town and vicini ty. He practiced medicine for two years at Xorth Washington, this conn ty, and for about 30 years In Emfonton his clientage covering parts of four counties. He was the father of Mrs. Rev. Williams of Brain. Ben. L. Pollock of Denver, Colo, hit Butler in a general tour around the world, last Friday, and revived his ac quaintance with some of his old friends here. Ben has been located in Denver for 25 years and has evolnled into a gold mine millionare with money to lend. Hf' sends his wife to the Pacific sea shore every summer and then titkes a little .jaunt on his own hook While here he domiciled with his brother-in law, A. A. Irvine. Mrs. Eliza J. Ifft, formerly of Pearl St.. is visiting her brothers, Cyprian and Lorenzo Snyder, ami sister, Mrs. W. J. Carrie, of the Maddycreek valley, and nieces Mrs. Bert Boozel of (.'lay twp.. and Mrs. Verda English of Pros pect Mrs Ifft since leaving Bntler has been making her home with her son, George N Ifft, editor of the Pocatello, Idaho, News. George has recently been transferred from the United States Con sulship at Chatham, Canada, to a bet ter position in Germany W H. Pape, who superintended the building of the Butler street car lines has returned from Havana where he was in the interest of the Galena Signal Oil Co. The Havana Post says that "he is the inventor of a—something or other—which oils the journals of car wheels without intervention of man kind—so he also may not resent being called a journalist. He has been mak a series of experiments 0D Havana aud suburban cars- perhaps that' is why they go so much faster although that point may be debatable. BITLKH MARKETS. Onr grocers are paying.for Apples .. 40 Fresh eggs 1H Butter 20 Potatoes tfO Chickens, dreased ■•. • • ■ . . .10 IK Navy beams, bu , SI (ft String bei.r.s, bu ,W fomiitot-i. ~ . •< Onions,bu •••»*•„. Honey jwr lb ' apples Turnips, per bu ; Parsnips, per bu • • •' Beets per dos bunches -'J Blackberries •' Corn, per doz Mangoes, per doz 111 i,HHt Five l>»y Excursion to Nlajfarii I'allK HuHulu. Saturday, August SSAth, will be the last opportunity offered this season b> the Buffalo, Rochester Pittsburg Ry for a five day trip to Buffalo an< Niagara Falls at cheap excursion rates Tickets will be sold for trains leaving Butler lO.iCS a. m and II 31 p.. in ai fare of $4 00 for fl " round trip and wil be good returning from Niagara Fall or Buffalo on all regular trains up t< and including train No. 7, leaving But falo 10:40 p. m. Wednesday, August 21> *».00 <'oiiuciiut i.alu- uii'l l.v (urn *U.OO. Going Saturdays leaves Bntler 7 an ii lili a. m. or 8:20 p. in.. returning leave Exposition I'irk, Sunday 7 p m or re« ular trains Monday. J'AIC.M FOICSALE. I In Jefferson township, known as th Thomas Mechling farm, and located j miles north of Saxonbnrg; *•'( acres, Nn . 1, buildiiiKs. splendid home, the lx" spring in the county, good ground an good orchard, ni .ty ton silo, and on l producing oil well J. A GaE'iO, R. F. D. 7, Butler, Pa. —Why Is Newton "The Piano Man See adv. LEGAL NEWS. NEW SUITS. Clara Faalk vs Kalfh Faulk, lil>el in divorce, desertion alleged. Emilia Cunningham vs LeviCunning ham, liDel in divorce, cruel and barbar ous treatment, forcing her to leave his house is alleged. A. M., L. E.. Maude. Blanche and S. J. Christley, Clara McCoy and Emma Spronll vs Industrial Coal Co.. assump sit for SfitK 85. claimed to be due on a contract for coal under property in Cherry twp Chas. Schoenfeldt vs A. W. Kelly, trespass for SIOOO damages The plait tiff claims he is damaged by Kelly turn ing from his own lot onto Schoen feldt's so that it runs into the latter's cellar Cornelias Lumber Co. vs W. L Cub bison, contractor, and Steve Kost. sci fa. on a mechanic's lien of $270 for lumber furnished. NOTES. The will of Charles Reilly, dee d , i f Clearfield twp. has been probated, with Jos. T. and John T. Reilly and D. .1 O'Neil as executors. 70 acres in Clear field twp are left to Jos. T. Reilly, anil the balance of the real estate is left to decedent's other sons. John, William, Stephen and Richard Reilly. providing they occupy it as their homes. They also receive the money of the estate The sale of the Stevens in property was adjourned till Oct. 31. A petition for au amendment to the charter of the St. Paul's Orphan Home so as to allow the trustees to locate it any other place in the Pittsburg Synod instead of in the St. Paul " Classic ii- Butler county. This enables them to move the Home from Butler if they wish. A O. Eberhart was the only trustee who voted against the amend ment. Harry Johnston, colored, plead guilty to a&b on Joseph Eskovitz and was fined $1 and costs, and sent to jail for 5 days, yesterday. Samuel Shatnberger. who has been ly ing in jail since his conviction at June Court for burning his jewelry store, was released. Tuesday, on SSOOO bail furnished by Henry P. But/; of Pitts burg. Bntz made oath that he was worth $!»o,000 in real estate. Sham berger is seekiug a new trial. A charge of perjury has l>een made against Fred Poyeu of Lyndora by S. Orar::. Poyen was released on SSOO bail. COMMISSIONER'S SALE. Yesterday afternoon the County Com missioners made public sale of several properties which they had been forced to buy at Treasurer's sale fur tax>--< Lot of Michael Kerr heirs in Clear field twp. to F. W. McKee for $12.36. House and lot of T. D Mellon ic Jackson twp. to (iellert Goehring for £10.87. 75 acres of J. H. F Campbell in Washington twp. was redeemed by Campbell. Sale of other pieces was adjourned until Monday, Sept. 3d. I'KOPERTY TRANSFERS. P D Sherwin to F A Misener - acrts in Clay for $111.25. W Ii Goehring to Geo Kummerlot on Cliff st for $3500. Clara B Ailing to Stephen Lockwood lot in Zelienople for sl. C W Smyers to Adaline Smycrs lot in Saxonburg for $5. Robt A Leibert to Florence Leibert lot in Butler for sl. Ada Turner, adm'r to Ella Galbraith lot in Harrisville for $525. W B Dodds to J M Marshall 53 acres in Muddycreek for sl. Milton Henry, by Sheriff, to Geo W Cooper 200 acres in Slipperyrock for r,«. Hll B<jyd to Cath Greenert lot on ■south Side for S'JSO. Davis Smith to Cora Staeger lot on South Hide for $l5O. Thoa •' R.U)#ITLI. H/IIUH ITUBINIOLJ, „ji .»enerson twj . for $75. Geo W Cranmer to O B McCandless, 11 acres in Franklin for S3OOO. Jacob Faller to Mary Bell Snyder lot on Lyon ave for S3OO. H J Ilillwig to David Kavlor lnt in acres in Fairview for S2OO. Mercer Miuing Co to Ueo Jenkins lnt in 190 acres in Mercer twp for SIOO. Christy Ann and Abner Snow to Rick enbrode, Bellis and Brown 10 acres in Parker for $350. Franklin, Hoon & Dietrick to Geo W Clint leases and wells on the Goldstrom farm in Jefferson twp for $750. S M Wright to G W Cline lease and wells on the Wright farm in Jefferson twp for $!I50. Marriage Licenses. Joseph D. Sherman Bntler Ora A. Kennedy Mars Robert E. Book Slipperyrock Margaret Wilson Prospect S. E Osborue New Castle Mrs. Carrie Moyer '* " Delbert Pitts. Taylor Co., W. V'a [delia Bish OmnoqneneHsing Jacob Farom Kayl <> r Marie Heren For Halo. Several desirable dwelling properties, $1220 to SISOO in price. E. H. NEG LEV, S. W. Diamond. Bntler. CliUll KATES. >V« can club the CITIZEN with the Pittsburg Ga/jtte Times at. $3.00 per year for the two; CITIZEN and Pitts burg Post for $3.25. Cash in advance. Tuesday Kxciirslon.s to Niagara rails and Toronto. Every Tnegday. to and including September 25th. the Buffalo, Rochester <fe Pittsburg Ity will sell excursion tickets from Butler to Niagara Falls and Toronto, good for return passage any time within 15 days from date of sale, at fare of $7.45 to Niagara Falls and SH.!IO to Toronto. For full informa tion consult agents of the company. C'ltv League uatei.aH SCORES. There will two games on Labo Day, Sept. 3, probably between the four leading teams. The proceeds will go as a benefit for the Y. M. C. A l air I talc*. The following in a partial list for the fairs HcheUiilcd for this year for West ern Pennsylvania Armstrong County Fair, Kittanning, Aug. 14-17. Bntler Fair Association, Bntler, Aug 21-21. f'entral Ora-./ ri. Agricultural Socie ty, Cambridge Springs, Aug. 21 21. Moron Central Agricultural Society, Mercer, Sept. t 0. Indiana Agricultural Society, India na, Sept. 4-7. Pnlaska Fair Association, Pnlaska, Sent. 18-20 Mercer Cotjnty Agricultural Asaoeia tion, Stoneboro, Sept. J5-27. Comieaiit Lake \Veelt-pn«l F,\- ciirsloiiH. Special train leaves Bntler every Sat urday at 3:20 p. m., returning leaves Exposition Park every Sr.nda t<> Se .t --einber'Jth iui.lusive ai i p. m , arriving at Butler 01" Fare for round trip all trains Saturday returning Sunday or Monday $2.00 Connection made via Mendville with trolley line to and from Saegertown and Cambridge Springs islyinc; vyoui,. We are paying the highest price, in cash, for wool. Cull at or address, KRUO'S MEAT MARKET, 107 South Main Street, Butler, Pa. I'aintiliK and I'aper-lianglng. W B. Scott, painter and paper hanger, can be found at 120 East Quarry street. 1 have moved my dental parlors lion, the Miller buildlptr to the second flooi of the new odd Fellows Temple, where my patrons and friends will be welcome. I Fdltl) II II A V -i. Doctor of Dentistry ,' Why ly Newton "The Piano Man' [ See adv. Hint ill l.vmlora The clubbing of a drunken foreigner by a Car Works policeman. Monday night, was the cause of a riot in that town. The man had l>een refused liquor and after becoming abusive, had been put out of the bar room then the policeman attempted to arre.-t him. and when he resisted, clubbed him—un necessarily, as his countrymen thought, and thev gave the policeman a 1•• -ntinu tint -• nt him home. Then they attacked the bar tenders, and threw a bottle through -i window Esij. Cri«well was having- a hearing at the time and Deputy Sheriff Vorous. Detective Hoon. and Constable Merwin were present in his office. Th»y heanl of the fus*. went down to the corner and attempted tosrrest some of the loudest of the crowd, who at tacked theni with stones. C'riswell was thrown into the gutter and kicked Hoon wa? felled by a stone and kicked in the stomach, from which he was sick next dav VOTOUS received a tremendous blow on the head and was bruised all | over the body, and Merwin was beaten ! to insensibility. The whole i.olice force of the town was called fo", and eight men were ar rested and put in jail. Information.- j and arrests have been in order since the riot. Sensational Shooting. What was perhaps an attempt to as sassinate some member of the Sterling Club occurred about eleven o'clock last evening when five shots were fired in rapid succession either from the roof or an attic window of the Hotel Arlington two of which crashed through a window jf the Sterling Club, in the Campbell building, just across the alley, Club members who were in the rooms at the time had no knowledge of where the -hots were coming from or who fired them. Kxenrsions to But lor On account of the Fair, agent* of the B. & L E. road will sell excursion tickets to Butler. August -I to 24, in lusive, return limit August 25. WANTED—Mortgage money. Craf t ->n Realty Co., Crafton. Pa. BIG IH/TL.KU t-'Atlt, Angiht 21, 22, 2:J and 24, 1 1M) <». Old Eyes Can Be Made Young. By the use of properly fitted glasses we restore your vision to that of youth. Headache is frequently caused by de fective eye-sight. Call and have your eyes tested by the latest electric shadow test free of charge. If you do not need them we will furnish them in all the new styles at a reasonable price. We also sell- I'ianoi?. Edison and Victor Phonographs. Eastman and Poco Cameras. Photo Supplies. Washburn Mandolins and < iuttars. < optical goods. Field and Sjjy Glasses. R. L. KIRKPATRICK, Jeweler and Graduate Optician Nost to Court House. **** **** * ! j "The Nixon"! | 1 I Butler's Newest j AND I Best Hotel. 1 X Beautifully appointed in every J I detail. Equipped with every $ * known modern convenience. 125 * I rooms -single or ensuite, with X I or without bath. Cuisine and J * service of tho highest standard * % Private dining rooms Evening 1 $ Dinner, Orchestra and Roof x * Garden Location very centre # * w * of business district. Rates $2.00 m I to s:i.so per day, American plan, x *• Luncheon, 50 cents; Evening * j| Dinner, 75 cents **■H »if.Writ**.***** W'MXV. B. & B. school suits Time the girls had their Suits for school. Time by the calendar and time from, money saving utand point. For Suits at a genuine sav ing the assortment Summer Suits and the prices they are marked at, heat anything the store ever attempted in pricing a large selection Misses Suits to sell, The Suits are high class in every respect «tnd will give four tirnes the service and look better from the very beginning than Suits usually sold at the prices. The selection includes Lot Mi3ses and Junior Misses $20.00 and *25.00 Suits —Grey Mixtures and Panamas, S8 50. j Misses $ 10.00 ,-4 ivngth Tourist Coats. $5.00 $15.00 ones, 57.5 U. Misses SIO.OO Covert Jackets, $5.00 Splendid showing Misses ad vance Fall style Suits, $15.00 to $30.00. Hull! a r.M <;in:>'Y. i»a. HOMOrOPATHIC RRMfWIKS. Fv.i Ijr Ma.ll.ln. < M«» •>»<) »«>k \Vrll<i lor nitilMirn ll'.iii.N rimrm*"')', "-7 Hiitilfl*sl*l Street, I'lminirn. I't Corns, liuiilona, ltt|rnWli italli, wart*. fur**., without palii by l»r. MuKentH, 7u« I.lb«rty cor Worel »t., HtUbMf r»., undor < UMlk. IXHIi fool H.QO. Ojwu o*jf uid \Rubber Gloves S < For < / Dainty Hands. ' Some ladies think that ft.* / / soon as they get married. an! i w start IU honsekeejiiDc they \ V have to give up trying to l>e \ C sweet ami pretty ami jn»t as \ / charming as possible. \ € Don't do it' You're iaak S \ ing a serious mistake Yon \ 1 V < - .au have jnst as dainty and S \ \ pretty hands and nails as of \ \ V yore, if yon will wear Rnbl>er S ' / Gloves when doing the work \ / which soils the iiands. S ' f All sizes, per pair, ~.V \ | I C. N. BOYD, [ ? DUGGIST, 5 J BUTLER, PA. | SHERIFFS SALES. By virtue of sundry writs of Vrn. Ex., 11 la . I,ev. !• a.. Ace., issued out of the « .«urt <-f oinmon I'Jeas of ISut tor Cu.. I'a.. and t«' m directed. I here will be exposed to public sale at the Court liiiasc In the borough of Itutler. Pa., on Friday, 31st day of August, 1906, J iit one o clock. I'. M.. the following described property, to wit: (•.. I) No. 2j. J7 and >. Sept. Term. ISOi r. I l oniuer. Attorney. All ihe right. title. Interest' and claim of urs. Ida Dittm.T. of. In and to all that i-er taiii pi.s-e or lot of land situated In :>t (i Ward, liutler borough. Rutler county. i'a.. hound- M M follows, to-wit: OB the north by Lin coln Way east by lands of William lla/.leit. south by lot owned by A M. ( hrlstl. y, and dlvldt d therefrom by a tioarl f. ,nd o-. the west by lot of Mfss II it tie <;„l,|, said ! i having a frontage of forty-live [til feet more or less, on said Lincoln W ay. and ex tending back in a southerly direction pre serving the same width, eighty ISOI feet, more or less, to said C'hrlstiey lot. having thereon erected a seven roomed frame dwelling house. seized and taken in execution as the prop yrty of Mrs. Ida Dlttmer. at the unit of John Iterg, Henry A. Berg, part tiers as John Her:; .t Co.. Mary O Neal. I . J Korquer. E. D. No. 2. 23. 21 and at. Sept. Term. !>>••.. A. I. Scott. ||. 11. tioueher and N. <Mc- Collough, Attorneys. AH the right, title. Interest and claim of James M. Maxwell, of. In and to all that cer tain piece or lot of land situated in Butler liorough, Butler Co., i'a., bounded as follows to-wlt: On the north by lot belonging to heirs of Adam Kamer. tie. 'd., east by Second street, south by lot belonging to Edward l.ieliert. and on the west by an alley. >ald lot fronting on s' reet eighty twil feet and extending back to said alley 11 Mil feet and being part of original lots No. !i and 21 and all of lot No. 15 iu I,'ock No. Si In the liorough of Butler, i'a.. In plan of «' M-. Candles*. et al, recorded In Deed Book >2 page and being part of origin al block of lots conveyed to George C. Blelil. the present granter liy the Butler Savlegs Bank, et al. by deed dated Nov. IMb, IsNt', and recorded In Deed Itook 151. page :;TT In the Register and Recorder s office of liutler county. I'a.. and having thereon erected one two storv ft line dwelling house. Seized and taken In execution as the pro.i- V'. rt ¥. of James 11. Maxwell, at the suit of . r. Ilazlett. Trustee for us. t ntteit -i n- . 1 . ■ ■ ■ . . ..v i \V. s. Rat ~1 , r 1 ne Commonwealth . r I'enn'a.. at the in gestion, etc., for use of lulled states F' 'd ty & Guaranty Co. E. I'. No. ti, September Term, lUOi. \V. 1). Brandon, Attorney. „, A ]l the right, title, Interest and claim or \\. W. Watti rs, of, In and to all that certain niece or lot of land situated in hvaushurg liorough. Butler county, l'a„ bounded as fol lows, to-wit: <Ji» the north uy lot No. II!' one hundred and eighty ! W>| feet, east by Centre alley forty-eight and i-ino (Is ;i feel, south by Sarah alley one hundred and eighty [ISO] feet, and on the West by Wash l llgton street, forty eight and :U-|i«> |4s 331 feet and Iteing lot No, l;„ |„ Martin Wall Is tilan or addition to the borough of L.ans liurg and being tin same nr. ni ,-iv eonveveil 'V w jy '■/, V'"''Vai,l. Ot uxfby deed dated y.a.ebutii, !«»,. and recorded |f, Heed Book KB, page of the records of liut ler county, I'enn'a.. having thereon erected "rat ottage house and outbuildings. Seized and taken In execution al the .run ertyof W. W. Walters at the -v.Jt ol Mar* M. Podils. ' E. I>. No 2». Sjtpt. Term. IlKkl. Bowset Hros, and I. I orr|Ucr t Attorneys. All the right, title, interest and claim of 1 I . i ouiig. of, in and t > all tint! certain piece or parcel of land *1 timed in Summit township, Butler my. l a . hounded as follows to-'.vll. On tl.. north by creek and lands of Uoberl Hartley, east by l.,uiis of f loreni t Stephenson and public roaii, .outli by laudsof Eewls and liettlg. and on the west by lauds of jolltl spineweaver anil Sheaner: con mining one hundred and t weutV-flve aerus, more <ir less, and having thereon erected a two story brick dwelling house, frame barn and other outbuildings. Al,so Of. In and to all that certain pi or parrel ..f land sltuat«'f| In twn itutler rounty. I'a., lH)ui)d«*d as r<*l lr>v to-' r!'J,. "ilf!? "°" h V y Atium"and {-■wis Ret tig east l.y i-.„.., I>f formerly isl er. now Mrs. NelUe llambaeh. south l.y lands of lli n;y tveeu, and ..i. the west by lands of inilmw Yost and publl<- roa<l con - taining twenty six ISn| acres, more .i less and same Iwing timber laml. A I,SO of. In and to all that e. rtain plec. or lot or land Situated in Butler liorough. Butler county, Ia . bounded a-, follow-, to wit: on the north by lot or K i;. Worrell east by I alrvlew ave., south by an alley and on the west by an alley; being forty I Hil feet front on snid I alrvlew av. . and ext. ud lng back the Kami! width a distance of one hundred and twenty-live !l.\.| reet to an A«l6jr AHQ biivlnff erected thereon a two story frame dwelling. Seized and taken 111 execution as the prop ertyof K.r. Voung at the siiii of t lie liutler County National Hank, lohn Iterg and llenry A. Ilerg, partners as John 11' ri; io. < hrlst t/elbacli. tor use or Jan;e. M Niati s. E.I). No. 'id. Seplemb' i Tern., 1>» W It Hrandijt. Attorney. All the ; iglit title, Inttwsl and claim of Josep! Ilatulitou, of, lu mid to all that er tain pleee Ol pau< I of land siiuati d in t hcrrv townsi.lp, liutler county. I'a.. IHIIIIIII ed IIS ...bows, to-wll On the north l.y lands OI.MIIIII Irvin. and J IIIUOI ('rosiinian, <*ast L»v lands of A W. Mellon, south l.y lands of Sarali I'lner, and on the west by lands of James (irossmiiu; contabilng seventy I7e acres, more or less together will, a'' ami I singular I lie buildings. nli uts wooilii, ways, rlrhts i„ rt I. -. privileges, heredltane t>; rji Mipurlejauces to i... sa» ' and takeu In execution as tin- prop ortyof MNieph Hamilton, n the ill "i Mary A. llainllt'in for of Airnes It < fifty now f<ir of 11. « . \v. 1,1. E. I». N«». :..i, ,si«pUiruber Term, I'.'Ott. *■. 1 l»ro., Attorneys. till". Inters «nU . mln. of "• w . •» att«*rs. of. In •: i 10 a l that • • rtaln fileci! or lot of IJVMI .sii uat« d In KvanNhttr? liutler eoimy. I'a hounded .IH foi'.ovt, to wit On iLv north by lot. No. U'». .Nt hund red and eighty ||ho| feet. «»jvsV ty uj l. y forty-elKlit and KKI fe%-t. • - i.in f.y Hai ah alh-y t yui' bufidn*'' ami • itrlity 11 - ' i f« « t and on Ihe west »>y WasliltiKlon r« « t forty right and XI Urn fi-rt, aud h< lng lot N - l'2e In Martin Wahl plans or addltlonn to iht tKirough of Kvansburg, and Iwlnir tin s ifm oropi rty ronveyi d to W. W. Watter. by Martin \Vhal. et ux, bv do d dittcd sian*h '» IHtW, atid re<*orflCMl In I»••«■«! |t<»oK P " • . . of Mil- recvirds «»f liutler t >, i, in, tfj«*reon ereeled • fr: • < . ht•«• -e 4 f».| , I'u'ldliiK t4» with all anti •.UiiiulHi . irnprovemenu. ways rights, Übertlen, ■. lie. edltarn«*nts and toihOHarne b'donirlnu: or tn auy-wltte app* rt alnltig, ete Sel/ed and taken In e vrul|ori as tie prop erty of W. w. '• •' U » Ml Hi lull if S M | < tooper. 1.. 11. No I . and 1. Hcpt. Term. |»" V, . I), liraiidon, H. I llowHer A I' t For«|uer, A Mot v-cy All the r h: tnu-i'Ul and on ; ..f.J, i- r , • «'»» lii and loull tl*u« • rtaln pU"''v■'•'•r par- el «.f land illnatnl « int«>i township, Batlei county I'a Itoundwi • follow s, to - wit On ih< fi«,rth -y lamU o! J amen and Elizabeth Wateon i• .» v - ■, •>r ii < « ith by landlof M. * Nancy J Bl i«. and on the weal by j Il* road; eon tain Ing ten (lo| .•« »• , . k . , ai d having tie . , ~ lafge frame liu!l<l!:i , n iid t tuef putWmlillngK known aud j ,e(|lie n hflcK Works or plain, will) ~i Me connections tlx|ures „.i,| uniiln tninls complete luduiiainu tnurt'to and lu use therewith ttitfothel with the appurti nnur» sel/ed and taken lu execution as the prop erty of J. (ieorgi Hlamin. altln nit ~r but ler Savings A: Trust t 0., Itllll.-1 -avlng , Trust t'o Marg.'iri I J Sl.unii lohn Ho and llenry A. Iterg. partin is is .loir !. ... t 'o. I ritluy, HicTthuay «»i He|i(i k inbrr v A- I' atone o'rlo«:k. I' M., the followin de»« rllwd property, to-wit: I I» v ■ iVrn 11 II <io*4« her. Attorney Aii the right title. Interest and lnj| l\ I Drove, owner >n reputed -i f r «ml i'ont rin'tor. of. In and to ~11 that iv rtain pli • • "a lot "f land iUuated in •- ship/ Hut lev eon nt y. ra . IHlUtided as follows, to wit: On the north I#v an all<*y, east by lot No. nouth by I'olonlal -t r< • i and Iw est by lot No. 5.H, having thereon « ret tei| a two Mtory frauie dwelling house altuateil on lot No. ji.,. of the Marshall plan of |oti in j Uutlertwp., Sutler Co . I'a , fronting thirty (*>) feet on Colnu»ai itr«et and exU)odlng I j 1 Final Clearance [■ L A. j;ry I] i I of all I I 1 Summer Weight X I Clothing. ftity 1 SJT I w We dot Jj n 0 V k»"*" r r ! S O 4:1 ~~j Q means a tremendous sacf a I w S @in high grade clothing in orde J j ©to make qui *J jT jj j J ft ® -;na! clearing. / r / .W | I 1 J X 0 Come at once and join us in I j $ j | Z § this mammoth bargain • jj! if J&t |) @t ; :■ ill pay you even if you • % N ijl |M/ |! j @ ® not need the garments now. to K |yw v // J L | ® 0 lay them away for next season's G 5 1 Ideal Clothing and Hat Parlors 1 I CHARLES R. THOMPSON, PROPR. f g 228 South Main Street. § p. S. —All^ clothing sold by us pressed and repaired free. * (o)(oXo)(S)®<§)®®<2)®®®v2X2X2)®<2X2)<2X2X§X§)®®®®®®®<§)®<§K§)®<§K§)®@@@ | Muslin Underwear Sale at | | MRS. L. M. YOUNG'S 4 ) Thursday, July 26th and lasting until Wednesday, August Ist. c { W, carry a full line of'the "CHIC' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. Every # C garment stieaks for itseli. # / Do not miss this SALE, it will pay you to buy for future is-.-. Kt-meinber the i } (Utee, Thursday morning. Julv 2t»tli to Wednesday. Augu>t Nt. We will also ton- C V Hnueour CLEARANCE SALE until August Ist. of mu-lin-. (.-alio*-*, gingham*. # c lawns, table lineiiv towelings. <ilk goods, Jfcc.. ifce. j | MRS. L. M. YOUNG. | / Opposite tlio "Biekel Building, Main St. / iihout 110 feet *o an alley, said stru ; lure helm; a frame dwcIUSK with ••• liar ami itoi iv Ail I hereunder mid containing rooms, Imhiding hath ruom,etr. AIX > i >f. ir» and t-> all thai >1 land si»uat« -I In llut r 1 »i Hit tier county Pa., bosnoed »w* t«. wit on the north by an alley. «;i >t l>v l"t V :i. St>uth l»y Colonial at reel. w# st by , . . h« . ing tin non erected • tw ■>t. .v frame dwelling hniise -dtuati • t No *»!>. of the Marshall plan «»f l"t» in liutler twp.. liutler Co.. I'a.. fronting thirty ( ■ feet on Coilonlal street and hrck 10* f• ■et tn an alley, said st ruclure being a frame dwelling with eellai »' •! stone wall then ii tide i and on tain It ' nmi . ' bath room, etc. M .-o < »f. in and Mi ail t i • • oi lot ..r land fritnau -l In llut • r town th •• i county, l*a bounded at ft •»* •mi Ihe noi• U »>y an al • y • ant l»y •' N- .on*h by < olonlal street, went by having I hereon en 1 « Iwo st4.rv frame dwelling hou«Mi, nliuate on lot No. :. .l, of the Marshal! plan of lot * In Hut ier twp., liutler Co., Pa. fronting thirty t J I n Colon dre« t »nd < tending lifi ff»«-i, more or le*-.. t-o said alley. *>.ii«l | -,i i lure Ijelnpc a frai i dwi ni houw it and st•»!.'. wall t b«minde r mil • , • . ii ni • i v rooias Including hatn » •••» . red and ta\ nln « • 1 11 nis tl pr i» • of p i 1 • or n itra< tor. at t 1 " ' for use of r « . Hhlra. I I» N« ' • t . . Tern.. I• • P ' liroH.. Attorney#. Ab tr»» right, tltb lnter« st and clatni >»f i n W. Ilaeker. "f. In and v> all that • • rt .in , lot of I Mid bUq »• -i In I fani < ihtrough. Hut ler county, I'a.. tnninded .S r», to « ! On thi rt I Ip« . i>t >y la Icfton klreet south •»v Park , . n:ie i iid mm t ; .» v»i st i»y lot No. !•*», lot# Noji bit ad !•'«.>. and fronting ninety Patlk avenue, said tract of rt of large traet iiv Martin Wahl to Jouu A. Irwtn t»y • i on r'-'ord In K» .rder'n oMt* • of Butler c«» I, p * nw i o4L» iii # « proi • ,ty U» a two #tory frame dwelling lion 1 .*nd other buildings /.ed and taken • i it • the | erty -«f 1; \V. M u lier at the suit of John A. » Irwin for u»e uf Or/llhi I Sbav« i 1.. i • ft nd * • ' > • i■ w. f Marshall Pros. Attorney* In i lifht. t.l b .lit. ft in I K-th(il d Hid \V I » and to all that • ertaln pee. ; lut ..f land nit* aU -I In licirou I f'■ .r* Butlei ml •» Pa., lioitttdoil follow*, to-wit Un Ini II- ilh »•/ vacant lot* of OH I Hand. on. hurel red ud fifty «I •»»» feet » a-.t »«v fifty f« • t 1 by an alley yiutli bv lot of i n »rl« lluotlrn' bundn d nd llfty <1 feet flfiy f-et by I lay averiue. .m<l ha* o.ir t .il b« reiMi a two wtorV hrb U *en« <r« i hou •• * and outLuildin's. rt l/' d and taken MI • 11-»n *.•* ♦ »>, |i«.>, . r I y "f I'.h/ !»-• t Ii « • 1 M \ey b'nrtma ITUMI 4»A I.fr' r»e following fllUst h» tri- i\y complied with when property i> #Vrb Wen down. 1. When the plaintiff or other lien * r» dp r b. • omee the pureha#er, the «*o#t# on the writ , inM .t lie paid, and a lUt of the Hen#. In .<» , Ing mortgage *ear.-1.. *on the nroptr* y .«• <• i tog. t her With #u»'h lien credc *».» » ipl* for t e amount of the pi , i , sw b port l"M * lift r i f .4 , y i f : im j v bt' Mh riH. u. HU Lids mulh' nabl in full ii. All #alei not nettled lmmtKlli»*„, \y will m conllnueu until OM o <:h"p It "ft».« I »;• V day wnh*h time :iil pr p* rty »• d M)ttlV(l f'T will aguin be put up md s-• d the expeu»e and ri#k of the p«-r»on to wle>m Bl : KOld. I'urdon'tt l>lge*t. tail edition, paife IV» an I Hmlth'* Form*, page .t«l ALKX Mi ' I NI ' VMi'HU.I 111 rr# < >IHc« Uutlei Pa \ ' " K- Shcinvr, , j Fire and Life Insurance ilj AUHO " ! lh' ' KK'AI, KSTATE. <• It »ouj dw. Butler Coaotjr N»tlon*l \ Hunk ltuildliitf, lintl»*r, I'n < Drop us a Postal Card ? 5 if yon cannot r*ll anil w J f will mail yon \ \ Free of Charge j ( | l - «t \ <[ Miller's Kidney Pills / > \W wnrt who h*» 3 I bw k»< k-- .in ! N 1 try thewe i>ill« »h.-y for f # theni-wiTDK. 1 v N J n-,»>n w»*ipt of pri<J >Redick & Grohman^ / PRRSCPIPTIOI DRUGGISTS S < 109 Norm Vain St., S Bailer, Pi. BRIDGE VIEW MOTEL. Mosgrove-On The Allegheny. An Ideal Summer Resort for rest or pleasure. Situated on a beautiful slope at the intersection of the B. R. 6 P. and P. R Rs. A modem hotel, running water all through the house, good boating and fishing. Elec trie Launches for pleasure parties. Most beautiful scenery, table very best, home cooking. Terms reasonable H. B. McKINNEY. Prop. I, X. Mi .11 NhIN HA McJtTHKIN UIO. A MITCHKU L S McJUNKIN A- CO, lusiirnnc<r He Kcul Entcite 117 E Jeffarson St. IJUTLER, - - - - PA Spring Opening The tirst «'|H'iui»g t hi* spring of a l»oltle of our own make ; lieef. Iron and VVtne will bring fint»r to manv famili^. M LOSKD IN THE HOUSE {all winter you Ufoim* list less ami tired ami have not t!••• ambition for »'.\tra spring work. Our Beef, Iron and Wine h tb«* ' Spring Ti>nie" that brings bai k rol rhe*»k« f LIi|w. new bl«»o»l. new lif**. Ke?i»t nil**r wt make our [own, it i- not s|»!|»|i«hl in. i Even* bottk* guansteiil, your j money back if it fails. Price "><N- I'int. THE Crystal Pharmacy R. M. LOGAI*. Ph. G.. BOTH PflOKia 106 N. Main St., Butler. Pa. - JL^. The Style of Todjy i. ill importwl t"t tin. wfll Jf*"' iimn. u« utakr y<« a •ail If mmm llrr »t • prk* bnt littfc mm* tbM U* ml; ntatlr llot. «•!». what ■ mmeti m the 111. »tyk »od E«n«rml op |MriDO-' Trousers to Order at f6. • I Couie mvl i**> our ufw »tock of ma IrruU tbr cboicmt U» I* fooad A million <lolUm fcml a !«!•• of hay may l»e wiually wt.rthl«*' al <loo«a*laT. hot cof Mad» > to Urunrr Snito are Una* , ! apiaUta good aa gotA. WM. COOPER, LEADING TAILOR, Cor. Diamond. Butler, Pa