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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-11-14

Immense stock of Boots and
Shoes-all fresh goods. We
have Boots for the boys to 60
to school, Shoes for girls that
are high cut, made of the
best of calf, kip and grain-all
warranted. We have Ladies
Fine Shoes in all the grades
and at all prices, all widths
and shapes in hand-welts, Nc
Kay & Turns. We have them
in kip, calf and grain, button
and lace at very low prices.
Shoes we show will give the
best of service; have tried their
wearing qualities for years.
None better made.
We have shoes Of all de-
scriptions for old ladies in warm
goods, and slippers. Spring
| Heel Shoes in misses ,children's
and ladies' a speciality.
1t is important for you to
know that all kinds of Boots
and Shoes have ad dvanced very
much recently; still more i'm
portant for you to know that
we shall not advance our prices
as long as this present stock
lasts. We are now well
stocked. Our house is full OF
Boots and Shoes bought be-
fore the advance. Come early
and get the advantage of old
prices. Recollect we sell none
but reliable footwear and at
the same price to all.
We have Kip, Grain and
Rubber Boots for men in high
leg, four soles, plain or box toe,
high or low insteps. Shoes of
same style, high cut, kip, calf
and grain. We have carefully
considered the wants of the
farmer, mechanic and labcring
man and can fit you out at a
small cost, making your feet
comfortable in all kinds of
weather.
Come and see us.
B. G. HUSELTON,
No.-N. Main ST., Butler, Pa.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-11-14
! DOCTORS LAKE
pHIVATE DISPENSARH.
Con. Penn AVE. AND FOURTH st..
PiTTRRUR0H. PA.

~I&Z plicatcd Diseases requiring coz.
YIDEsTIAL and SCIENTIFIC Med
icatlon arc treated ut this Dis-
Densary with success rarely attained. DIR. d.
X Lake IN q member of the Royal College OF Ply
iicians and Surgeons, and is the oldest and most
experienced SPECIALIST In the city. Special at
cntion given TO Nervous Debility from cxccssive
mental exertion, indiecrction OF youth, etc. caus-
ng physical and mental decay, lack Of energy,
dependency, etc.; also Cancers, Old Sores, Fits.
Piles, rheumatism, and all diseases OF the skin,
Hood, Lungs, Urinary Organs, etc. Consultation
lree and strictly confidential. ONCE hours, 70
{ and tc s r. M; sundays, 70 =. N. only.
FALL at ofiice or address DRs. LAKE, COR.
'ESS AVE. AND 4TH ST. PITTSBUkG PA.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-11-14
One Thousand Dollars.

I will forfeit the above amount i'll fail
to prove that Floraplexion 10 the best med
icine in existence for Dyspepsia, Indiges
ti0n or BiliOusness. II IL O certain cure,
and affords immediate relief, in cases ol
Kidney and Liver Complaint, Nervous De.
bility and Consumption. Foraplexion
builds up the weak system and cores where
other remedies fail. Ask youf druggist
for 1t and get well. Valuable book "Things
Worth Knowing" also. sample bottle sent
free; all charges prepaid. Address Frank
lin Hart SO Warren street, New York.
Poets Wife: Dinner is ready, dear.
This is the third time have called you .
Poet. "In minute. am trying To
make rhyme Of 20 a-fshin' and probi-
bition." Poets wife: "Oh, the rhyme Ia
easy enough, but the ideas don't seem 10
jibe."
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-11-14
Does Advertising .Pay2

ESvEkY REAL LIVE BUSINESS MAN WILL
~ tell you that IL does II you do it properly
and Judlciously. The question Is not
when 70 advertise. for that should be always.
but how. Those who have discovered the best
method OF course yet the largest returns.
Nearly every business has It's ''dull season. y
during which a good advertisement will do
faithful work day and night rain or shine. In
familiariZing consumers with the name.
location and speclAities or advantages OF the
advertiser. 80 that when the time 10 buy comes
he reaps the Denent Of his seed-sowing.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-11-14

Jesse Pomeroy, the once notorious boy
fiend, now man, serving out his life i'm
prisonment, in the Massachusetts, state
prison, at Chariestown, made q vain effort
to escape by saving the bolts off bis cell
door but was discovered.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-11-14
Jury List for Nov. IL.

List Of Trayerse Jurors drawn this 18th day o
September A. d.. 1880. TO serve s TraverBI
Jurors at q special term OF Court, cofnfnencin!
on the ID Monday Of November, being the i7ti
day.
Abrams 9 A. Butler. 4th ward. agent.
Blair Aaron. teaango twp. farmer.
benson W j. Adams twp.
Bell y y, MiIlerst0wn Boro, gent
Bentie u N. Zelienople Bofo. gent.
Campbell Saa,E Bala Kiage, ss ,s,,ssr sglessr.
COVE cen James Ar. ciearfeid twp. farmer.
Chandler John. Middlesex twp.
Clark john Washington twp
CIPHER Philip. winfield twp
Crftchlow Jefferson. Prospect boro. merchant
Dart ID w. Fairyicw twp. producer.
beSa sapss Il narssM xSsd, y ap
Dombart John. Worth twp, farmer.
Doer Henry Butler twp
Duncan w q. Lancaster twp I"
Gibson w y, Parker twp. plmper.
Gilbreath Henry A, Winfield twp. farmer.
Hays J NJ, Allegheny twp. farmer
Hogue o l.. Cherry twp. farmer.
Iiindinan John b. Penn Twp. pnmper.
Kelly 7 w. Parker twp. farmer.
Love John ). Clinton twp. farmer.
Logan II, Jefferson twp. farmer.
Landers EdwaTd. Muddycreek twp. farmer.
Lehman Joseph. Muddycrcek twp laborer.
Lensncr &, BaxOnburg boro. Justice
Morrison II II. Mercer twp. farmer.
McMllen James. Mercer twp. laborcr.
Mcintosh John, Jr, Mercer twp. farmer.
Mcintyre N N. Buffalo twp. farmer.
MCf,rackeu jacob. Worth twp. farmer.
MeElroy John, Butler twp. farmer.
McMlIlen Thomas, Middiescx twp. farmer.
McIDeyitt John. srfied twp, farmer.
McCrsy Bernard, C1earfield twp. farmer.
Mcnamara John X, Parker twp, farmer.
Paul G0ttlleb. WINFIELD twp. iarrner
Reep X Parker twp. farmer.
higRer Valentine Clearfeld twp. farmer.
Rush Bruce, Donegal twp. producer.
Stamm u NJ Harmony bor0. merchant
Trimbie Robert Niddlesex twp, farmer.
Thompson w u. Washington twp. druggist.
Thompson william. Cherry twp, farmer.
vandfvOrt Milton. Forward twp. farmer.
Nanderiin Eli. Marion twp, farmer.
walters David, Middle6ex twp. farmer.
fonkins John. Butler. 4th ward producer
| Ziegler Aaron. Jackson twp. farmer.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-11-14

To Tine EpIroR:-Pisasc inform your rosdxr,
that I have positive remedy for the sbove- named
dissase. by its timely use thousands Of hopeless
cssss have been permanently cured. shall be glad
TO send two bottles Of my rsmsdy YRKR 10 any o.
your readers who have consumption II they viii
ssnd me their Express and p. o. address. Respect
funy. 7. A. BLocUh. y. O.. ISL Pearl g., Il. Z.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-11-14
To Consumptives.

The undersigned having been restorsd %
health by simple means, after suffering for
several years with . severe lung affection
and that dread disease Consumption, ID
anxious TO make known 70 his fellow suffer
srs the means OF cure. To those who desire
IL, he will cheerfnlly send tree Of charge q
copy Of the prescription used, which they
Will find sure cure for Consumption.
Asthma, Cstarrb, bronchitis and all throat
and lung Maladies. He hopes all sufferers
will try his Remedy, as II 10 invaluable.
Those desiring the prescription, which will
cost them nothing, and may prove bless.
ing, will please address REV. EDWARD A.
WILSON, Williamsburg, Kings County. New
York.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-11-14

The Mose Saccessfnl Remedy ever discoN
cred, - tf u certain In its effects and does nos
haisssR. Bead proof bslov:
d. B. J. KuDAiL Co:
vias you1 csisoeassd kendss spern curs nd &
was the best job ever ssw done have . dosen
u6z s@Rs e9s hns Isdd + on %i ssz
horse with o. very bad SPAWN tnat made him lame.
Z: s nSc Cure re Cured he spaSn 4
Just three weeks.
coLrmrs. Ohio. Aprn 4, 30
Dear sirs II have been selling more Of KendaIls
sysr before. One One man said to me. II was the bsss
fuwder ever kept and the best he ever used
orro L HoYyxaH
CmTrExAxoo. y. z, May II, %
Dear SIrs:-i have used several bottles Of your
Kendarl's SPAWN Cure with perfect success, On
WiaS % Bone % spawn. The mare Is now entirely fres
from lameness and shSws no ouneA on H tS Sesns
kENDAu'S SPAWN CURE.
MoxaoE. La, Nay g. %.
oseas II sSiaE i my aqty 70 render yoq my
had . four year old ally which prissd vsry
sso =, Sas1s Il S OF y1 Ssg
1AR1ox Dowpu.
Prfcs q pse bottle or nix bottles for g. All drug
- have It or can get IL for you, It viii be sens
q any addesss on receipt Of price by the proprse
-. DR. u. J. KEKDALL co.,
Knoobufgh yalls, Vermont
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-11-14
THE CITIZEN.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Bobby's Questions.

Bobby's Questions.
what for the folkses 60 to war
Up there in Behrin' Seaf'
Asked Bobby of his sister Sue
While sitting on her knee.
'It's all about the-let me see
think its all upon
It's all upon-Go in the ysrd
And ask your brother John"
what for the folkses want to fight
Cp there in Behriu' Seat"
Saws Bobby to his brother John.
Says John: We'll, let me see
An outraged international law,
A long infracted right
But Bobby staIes and asks: "What for
What for they want to fghtf
"Co ask your mother, Bobby, now"
And Bobby turns to fee;
"Say, ma, what for the folkses fight
Up there in Behrin' Seat"
Lord Salisbury and Mr.. Blaine,
They can't agree" says ma,
"And so, you know-and so-and So
Run out and ask your pa"
"Say, pa, What for they 60 to war
Up there in Behrin' Seat"
'1ts all about some SEALS" said pa,
"On which they can't agree.'
"wbat, fight about mess er seals,
Jes' fight until they def
/ think they're awful fools" says Bob,
Pa answers: 80 do l."
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-11-14

III You want to hare your baby healthy
and beautiful. four things are necessary:
Fresh air, good food, bright sunshine and
Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup.
With the greatest confidence we can say,
there is no better remedy for catarrh, than
Old SauPs Catarrh Cure. Price only %
cents.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-04-10
WlpmoIos eines s6auIpteIers.

Bergen 1T bas llrgsiet Der Ratur, ben
Slub bor9t pom ben Baden uno bas
Deeer 6or9t pom ben 6Iiiiisu. Die Q9ols
fen borsen pom Der Quft uuo bic grOt
bor9t uou ben 9SoIten. Der Wtono borgt
iein 0idt uou ber Sonue unr Die gia6i
bor9t ibr Sidt pon BEN Monbe.
; Der erite Otnnn lit pon Der Groe un6
baS erite 9Seib ucn Der Seite oes sriteu
Otannes ge6or9t.
60 beru9t Die sanSe @eIt uuF ssscn'
lsiti9sm Greoite.
Warm ioqte aIio Der Wsui6, bas.
Gbenbilo @ottes, ni6t ben @reoit in
glnipru6 nsbmeu? g8enu Der sepaltige
Ocean iib ni6t i9eut, nom ibmd9tigen
SIiiiieu ;u bergen, warum iolte Elm mas
serer SdauIpieIer ni9t uon eiuem
Oiden borgeu?
llnoSmenn Der Ii6tarme Rono nies
mails oas erbor9te Sidt Der Soune 3us
riif;abIt. neil er eben fein eigueS 2iGt
beiet, parum ioQts elm orner S9aus
ipitIer ieinem @Idubiger bus @jeIo Sus
riid;abIen2
Das mdre seseu ale @aturgeiete,
OuS mare unna:ilrIi6. piOrriinniy, sOtts
los
Nas tbut absr Der Strom, wenn er
gu uieI nom Baden uub 6Iiieu geborst
bat? Gr reibt aus
9eiIigs gtatur, Ou siblt mir einen
gSnt. ---
NB.: Oieir MonOIog itan6 eiues
Cages III bsm GasebIatte Oes Stiot6ens
q. 2lr oemielbsn Gage muBts Der
GbsatsrOiener oes;Ibsu Sta6i6ens rotBe
5etteI austraseu. weIde bic WiittbeiIuus
sutbieIteu, bnB Die beute ausctiinbigts
YoriteIIuus ausialsu mibts, neil Der
S6uuipieIcr t. bel Ia9t unb NebeI
uusseriiien jet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-04-10

iunes 9raut par mad Ianssn idpereH
Sorper. uno SeeIenIeiben geueleu nrt
bate fid sinem glnoeren uermGblt. Nur
mar lie Wlutter tIeiner 5tinber, uno lit
bate anoerss Al tbun, ais benz Nni
bsnten sines Gobten ~ opieru. 9Iuh
bic @eidwiiter waren uerbeirat9et nne
bnttsu Rinoer.
glu beiouoeren Ga9en, an 99ei5na9t5.
ooer 9teuiabrSabenoen. wenn irgeno elm
uu9Iitf 9ei9ab, ocer menn man slumol
Grinnerunger aufwdrmte, oann iprnt
man aud uon benz alrmeu 6ran;". Seiu
Sdreibti6 mar Idngit gum Gr6oler ge:
tommen, Die peri6iepenen gnoeuten an
ibu la9en oei aueeren 0teliqueu ir9eno;
mo- uer9rabsu; mad Sabreu Cinmal.
uenn man 9riinoIi6 aufrdumte. tamsH
fie gum Sori9eiu uno man ia9te ssriibrt:
0tein @ott, bas 1T ia pon benz armep
6raHS!" 49,.
6anfsis Sabre ipdter. User pm
err" iagte Der iunse Wtann 3u li5 isIbit.
- gr. Ter iib 6ieie 6ra9e itslte, MAJ
ein Iutiger StuOioius. Der iin9eno unt
piciieno oeS Neses getommeu mar. Sc
mare ibm niemaIs einGeiuuen, Jest einen
Trisbbci gu betreten; mas ober leiu Sn.
tereiie rci,te, mar oaS perna9elte EbOi
oes oiienbar auisclaienen Sri:bboieS.
Die i9parseu Yretier bauor uur trugsn
elm sroBes, weiBes Greuj. yOouner,
pctter, ba bari man ui6t binsiu!" unn
Der iunse Wann ieet iiber bic Wausr, Die
al Der eiusn Seite nie6ri9 lit. Oa brin:
nen 1T cine CRIME S8ilbniB obue SSeg
uno Steg - bobes @ras, aus benz bet
seI6e 20msn,aDn leu6tet - eiuise Gbrd:
nenpepen, elm paar prd6ti9e Gppreiien
- faum cine Spur mebr pou einem Sh.
gel. SaIbeinssiunfsne SSreuje Iagen
aus benz @raIs, bic unb ba eiu ibisi
iteDenoes, gaIbuerwittsrtes @jrabmonus
ment.
Der junse SAT- idIeuSert cine @siI.
anber, linst unO pfeiit nod INNER, bod
uniuiItiirli6 Ieiier. Oa ieiielt Elm
id0nes OentmaI an Der Otauer ieine
glufmerfiamtsit - ir9enb eiu traueruber
@euiuS, a5er cine wirtIi1 riiBreuoe 9je.
ltalt; nas GsbiIoe lit etlpas perwittert,
bod nod INNER i40u. v98sr war sr,
Der bier rubt?" - D., Sni6uit lit uers
maiden, nit Ntoos iibersogeu, uur oas
cine Wort troitEoien" bort in Der Gfe
1T nod gu ent;iiiern Der Si9sl 1T sdnSs
lid eingeiuuten nit g6peujabu, Isgs
mart uuo anoereu llutrdutern usripads
len.
Der Singing Iabt.. rOie alts Ge,
i1i9te! User iino iie, bic Erotloien",
uno wsr mar er?" - Sin S6aueri6 i6er.
Iduit i'm pIogIid. ct iubt bas tieit
Ountet Der 3eiIcu gu burd6ringsu =
,uer fam Der Eoptc pobI seweicn isiu2
- Damn i6dttelie er's ab. @lei9piel,
Iuer cS mar. rpie ieiu 9tame Iautete - sr
bat ben blauen Simuel geiebeu, pie i'd,
ireute ii0 an Der SriibliuSsiOnue, ia9
ben SopenSabn bIiibeu NIB gu ipsiBsp
6lofsnballeu uerbliibeu. @r Ia6te oil
uno weinte mun9mal, ein guteS @las,
l8eu idmet:e ibm. Gr drgsrte lid,
wenn bic SticfeI ibu briifttu - ct tiibls
uonnig ieiu Gieb6eu uuo mo9te irgeno
9ineu lit ben Cob ni6t Ieioeu. Gr bait,
ein Iiebes Ofiittcr9cn uuo einen Sreuub,
benz ct gcrRe Die Suub briidte. @r bQdte
i'm StiIIeu, mas @roBes gu peroeu, uno
eines Cages - ltarb er. Wfan wiro
aud einmal 10 oaIisgen." "....
Gr weuoet fi9 ab, iu6t cine StcIIe an
ber Wtauer, po bieie nidt 81 bod lit, nm
biniiber;uiprin9en; bunu se1t er feline
StraBe tort. aIber ct iiu9t uno pieiit
uidbt mehr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-04-10

- Sn i@auria:ei sentb ii III | il
der 8eiie bat iib cieier Gage Elm 2es
bensmiiOer in Sent (SeIsien) eiu Iettes
StInblein bereitet. Gr bate ii9 fir
feline 8eitattuug islbit eiueu Sarg ses
simmert. gIn einem Sounta9 itellte er
benielben auf ieiu 8ett, Ieste elm srobes
GIatt gupier, rporauf ein Go6tentopf
eeSei6net mar, auf ben Gid, siinOete
neben Der 3ei3nuns Srpei 6erJen an unO
itimmte bann ieinen eisenen Gobten9e:
idng, iorpie bic Sterbesebetc an. 9ie
Sausbemobner, pel9e ben Wnnu iiugsn
b6rteu, fanOen Oarin ui9ts @uiIdaises,
bd Der Setreiienbe nIs. ieItiamsr 6auS
befannt mar. 0tu9bem er seeuost, Ieste
ct ib i'll bas en9e 8retterbaus rno
i9uitt ii6 Die @ur9eI sur9. Ser Cob
trdt ioIort ein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-04-10
-@itrbant.@SfIidtsit

-SierbantsS sSofIi6tett.- -
Griter G5ait: Sa bariber iiuO bic @ss
Iebrtsu Idn9it einis, baB es uuf bem
0tOnbs Teniden sibt, bic eiisn, trinteH
uno i6Iafeu, wie mir bier aui Der Gr6e
- @as2 sic i9iitteIn ben Sopi? sic
sIaubeu am @noe gar ui9t, baB eS
Monomeni6en gibt2 = 3weiter Sat:
9lu WoHbmeuiden CLAUDE i'd alleroiuss
ni6t, bOb eS obsr NOnbtdber sibt, bas
Don bin i'd iibcr;eust!
IatIrli9e ToIse. 9tids
ter: Sic boben Sbre iun9e, Sbusn srlt
ieit 9eitsrn ansetruute 6rau sepriigelt.
Warum2 - gln9etIaster: Su, WiieD
@, Ssrr Ridter, luIe i'd s'ieb'n bab',
baB bel meiner 6rau uues faIi9 Is, bic
3dbu', bic Saar' unb 10 fort, ua9ber
bin i'd bait aud iaIi9 'worOen unO bub'
fie OrOsntIid burdsswamit!
Sm Grameu. 9ebrer (uom
@eTen Der Bride reosub): vgSas Oentit
Du Dir unter elmer 8riide2" - Sdd.
Ter; .llntsr eiHsr Bride Osnts i'd mir
@afer."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-04-10

-llnausebra3te Q org ans
feit. Sin Serr beiudt ieinen auf Der
lluiueriitdt T. ihloierenOeu Sobu. -
Sieb, ba itebt ia AUDI has S9reibacs
ibirr, weI6eS id Dir uorise Weibund=
ten gei6entt babe. aber mas isb id ?
@ar feline Giute in ben @Idiern uub Die
sSebern ni9t gebraudt? = Sa, ba tannit
Du NAL ieben, luie iorSiam i'd nit mel:
Een Sa9en umgebe vs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-04-10
frau @trthin.

Oa es nun 70 i'm geben in,
Dap man iib trenncn mub.
90 CAB Der Dirt6tn E6bley(eiu
SD eiueH iiiBen auB.
limb ais i6 grill gum g8anoerta6,
Oa's muBt 9el6leoen iein.
Oa brabte mir has liebe Rtu5
Die 9te9uuug aud berein.
0o9 ais auf bisies 8latt i'd ia5,
I8ie waro mir ba sueBt!
Sic bate auf bic 0tebuune mir
Den iiiBeu Rug 9eieet.
- au6 elm Gntbuiiasmns. 6.
Snglinoer: sStalien! SeDr ihcnss
eano, iebr i6on! - Oea;i6er: 9si6t
pabr, bisis 6unitiddte in JiOm, bi,ie
eanbi9art in 9teapel. .-@ngIdnoer: @ar
peoer III 9tom nod 9fenpeI, nur in Oe.
aeoig.-OeutitGr: 90? ISas 500 sic
beam bort an2-9nel6noer: RaHu man
bort in .SotsI bIeibsu uno pom 6snlteJ
aug in Der WaiIeritraBe angeIn.
Seim botograpbeu. =
Rutter: SD m0bt' mel JEtnO9e pbotos
srapbire Iaiie, mas rattle Sic mir fiir
tin Rleib? = gbOtograpb: Sinoer iebu
lmmsr AM biibideiten I'M SsmOden aus.
= Mutter (peri9Gmt)' DaS 9sbt bod
pobI nidt an. = 9botosrapb: Warum
Osnn nidt? - Nsutter: Wlsi Rmb9e IL
ia II Sabr alt
VITA BREvA EST. - Wie, Sbr
Ieib pisr;sbn Gage psrbsirotbet unb i6on
Itreitst Sbr nit eiHanber2 - @epib !
Das 2sbsu 1T ia iebr turi!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-04-10

3ebn Sabre ipater. User mar err
frusts SSeoer, Der an bem @rabe uorbei,
Fam; bas i96ne '6entmal mt bem
trauernbeu Gjenius Der Meni9lidtsit
,rreste Die Guimertiamtsit Der Yorii6er.
gebsuOen. Wton las oauu mobl bic
Ianse, patbetii9e Sni6riit, gtiemanO
uermodte ii6 iebo6 msbr bes 9orialles
III erinneru, Don benz bier bic 0teoe mar.
Dennod empianO Dtauder cine Hid.
tlse Ml6runs; elm gInoersr las talt,
ais mare eS cine sIei6siiltige 3eitunss:
notij. Oas @jrub mar iorsiam ae.
pfeSt, bod, wie es idien, nur uon Der
6unO Oes @drtuers.
limb pirtIi6 - bas gauge Sabr bin.
bur9 fam Riemanb Su benz @rabe; uur
AM aaerissIsntuse sridiensn 0ermanbte
unb Jreunbe, UNI 8Iumenipeuben ,u
briusen. Die Mutter bes Dabinsei6ies
bsnsn mar felt Sinisen Sabrsn tobt, bic
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-03-09
JoTTIyGS ABOUT TOWN.

l.. O. Lenoir is eXcayating for three
story brick at the n. J.. depot.
The county commissioners were in session
yesterday and spent the day in auditing
bills.
Engineers were Mt work yesterday survey
ing the line ON Center street for the Broad
water electric railway.
julius Gloss, mn employe of Siedman's
foundry, had his foot seriously crashed yes
terday by Il falling piece Of iron.
Two Cinnamon nc the N. r. depot nre
making money by gathering waste paper
and shipping Il east by the carload.
A good trade in old oyershocs is being
carried on 10y y. l. depot dealers. The
shoes are shipped oast by the carload 60 be
rcinnnuiactured.
Allen Wheeler, of llolenn; Senator Will
linn Thornton, OF Anaconda, and II. II.
Conklc, Of Deer Lodge, were yesterday made
notaries by Gov. 1oole.
Gov. Toole and Col. Curtis visited the ar
scnal Yesterday ON a tour of inspection.
The building is about rendy 20 hand over To
the state and the contractor is now very
much interested in ascertaining how he is
going 10 get his pay for tho work. Attorney
General Haskell ia looking up the matter.
The arsenal cost Sl3.5D0.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-03-09
All JIM ON THE STAND.
IIe Tells His Story of tho Killing Of
Chang On with ClcaVcr.

thauE Un WIN NicaNcts
The trial Of Ali Jim, the clcaver wielder,
was up in the district court all day yoster-
day. The only feature Of the trial was the
appearance of the accused murderer on the
stand. lie is a small-sised Mongolian, with
downcast and dropping eye, and does not
make a very favorable impression, He
seems to realize that he is without friends
and has not the six Chinese companies OF
san Francisco 20 back him. The
court room was crowded all day and two
thiids of those present were Cinnamon in
all grades OF life. All Jim had an interpre-
ter beside him during the time he WIS ON tho
stand and the counsel on each side had in
telligout Cinnamon at their shoulders to see
that the interpreter made no mis-stnte-
ments. 40 first the court interpreter had
much difficulty in getting direct replies TO
his answers from the prisoner who wanted
20 accompany tho story Of the
chopping in detail with each
answer bnt All Jim told pretty
straight story of the affair. All Jim had
been working for Louis Smith about three
months, while Chnng On, the victim OF the
cleayer. had been there only three days.
Chang On was the second cook and All Jim
was dish washer. The day previous 10 tho
lNthi utul tut 1nlnNtutu litu huuAitl
about hot water. The next day just before
II o'clock Chang On. All Jim says, took all
the water out of the boiler and neglected to
fill il up again. leaving him without any
hot water Just when he needed IL. "Thenoxt
time you do that will lick YOU" All Jim
said, To which Chang On said
he didn't care. just who 81 ruck the FIRST
blow was not ascertainod, bu. Alb Jim snid
hc was struck twice on the head by Chang
On with dishes and he threw dishes back.
Next be says Chang On came Mt him with
cleaver, but he wrested II from him and
then struck him IN the head with il.
County Attorney Nolan. for the state, bo-
gan the cross examination by finding out
how long All Jim has lived in this country,
which, lac said was about eight years. He
lived ia spokane Falls six months
and the balance of the the time
IN Portland. Were YOU ever
in pcnitentiaryf" asked Attorney Nolan,
but Mr.. Craven, for tho other side, objected
and discussion ensued M Co tho right to
PROFOUND such question. The conrt read
from some supreme court decisions showing
that such question WIS proper. but record
evidence would have 10 he introduced TO
prove conviction of crime. Mr.. Nolan
withdrew the question, however, and then
nsked Did You ever kill n Chnnman IN
Victorian" Objection WIS again offered,
but the prisoner answered in the negative
before the court ruled on the objection. Tho
prisoner was the only witness examined for
the defense, and the cnse WIS continued un-
I'll Monday.