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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-20

treFs bes S&ulpeiens bic peri&ibenen
Sheile 2outiiana's anotebenoer fur
@inmanoerung gu MAIDEN; Der @ouperz
,,eur tptrb eebeten, na4ites Sahr aberz
mails cine Gbnli@e @inpanberungsz
Contention, iopte cine atpette Gonpenz
tion einauberuf fen, pel4e }td Der ers
birmli&tn 2anbFraBen erbarmen foQ,
I'm, audi in bie1er 8eotebung 2%ouiitana
einlanenber gu ma9en." S@on fri9er
madte man in 2putfiana Mni tren9unz
gen in berielben Mi&tune, lie perlsfen
iebp6 i'm Sanbe; btesmal 14eint es
aber @rni It gu iein, unit audi ienem
State einen gebiibrenben Mntbeil an
ber Gtnpanberung gu perf@affen. Mas
Defenders bic europdifden @intpanberer
betriHt, 10 tpenbeten fte fi9 bis iebt
muir in perbdltntbmdBtg febr serinser
53abl jenem Situate gu; un..er ben 1,118,
Eo7 @%inwobnern, bic 2ouiitana mad
benz 3enl us bon 1890 bate, tparen muir
1914 i'm Muslanbe geborene. Nt4t
MIR 0out1iana. 1onbern Der gauge @iz
ben febnt iih iibrtsens na@ @intpanbez
rung; Elm Gonbent 1T auf ben IL. Mprtl
na4 @i@monb einberuf en-, in mel&em
iGmmtlide @ubitaaten pertreten fem
iperben, INN iiber bic n0tbieen S@rttte
CUR G0rberung Der @inpanoerung na4
ben @uoftaaten ft4 gu beratben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-20

Der Ternipre9er in Sapan bat
beretts i'm Sabre 1877 @tngang bort
sefunben, jebo9 be14rdntte 1t9 be1en
@ertpenbung lange 3eit binbur@ aus
f9lieBli9 auf poli3etli4e 3mede. @rit
i'm Sabre 1890 tpurbe nit ber 6erftelz
lung BON @tabtz Ginri@tun=
gen in ben 9aupti tdbten Sptto unb go
tobama begonnen. @nbe Nobember
1892 maren an bas Tern1pre4neb in
3otio 1900, in Sofobama 280 Sbeik
nebmer angef@lofen. Sur 3eit 1T bic
Neoierunq nit Der Mnlage bon 6ernz
1pred)z @inri9tungen in ben @tdbtsn
Sfafa' unb &obe be i@Gfttgt. Der
Dien1t BEL ben @ermittlungs zMemtern
mirb in ber 3ett bon 7 ubr Mor9ens
Biz 8 l1br Mbenbs BON meiblt9en, BON
8 ubr Mbenbs Big 7 ubr Morgens
bon mdnnltden 8eamten BE- orgt. Die=
1e e~rfreuen ii@ in Sapan elmer geringez
rem 8eliebtbeit, als bic peibliden Be-
amten. 2ebtere miifen iiber IA Sabre
alt 1etn, biirfen aber bas Is. 2ebensiabr
ni@t uberi@ritten baben. I'm bic
Fernfpreh=G tnrt@tung 3u etnem m0gz
1thft biuigen Prsife benz Publitum
iiberlaKen gu tDnnen, bat bic &egterun9
ale Ginri6tuneen einfa4 unb f9mud=
(os qebalten. 9ie Sabresaebiibr fir
bic Sbetlnabme 1T auf 1913 feftgeiebt.
@Gmmtlt9e BERN 2tntenbau pertpenbez
ten Matertalien, auBer ben 9rGbten,
itnb iapaneiiiden uriprungs, ale Dip
parate ftnb in sSapan unb 5tpar bauptz
1dblt9 in ben Mert1tdtten Der tai1erliz
@en Notwithstanding in Tofio
angeferttgt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-20

biirserlt9en Mebt tpiTen lie nt9ts, OBJ
slei9 bic enslti9e Glagse auf oer 81
tabelle bon Quebec pebt, unb bonn Gobe
Mapoleon baben ie tpobl ettpas seb6rt,
aber Ct 1T niht ibr @efeB. Mls ibre
0orpGter Mpbniibe In ben MGlbern
@anaba's oufi@lueen. nannten lie oas
2anb NeuzGranfrei4 unb 9laubten,
basielbe tperoe ben Mus9angspuntt fur
Elm grpBes frano6f14es Raiferreth IN
ber neuea Welt bilben; ieBt 1T es Elm
altes, fat mittetalterli@es Grantrei@.
Die alte Sprade berri9t ebeniopobl
pie bos alte @eIeb; tie tptrb IN ben Sc
ri6tsb0fen unb i'm Parliament ge1proz
den. Mu9 1T Der tatbolif9en &ir@e
pte oamals in Der alien 9etmatb bas
Me9t elmer Staatstir4e etngerdumt
tpprben; unb, pbnobl bic alien fran5oz
ftiden Mniieblunsen ringsum bon auf>
bliibenben engltiden probinaen um9ez
ben 1inb unb unter benz engli14en &C.
neral puperneur iteben, 10 baben ptele
acknowledgements nod teinespegs
Bic 6oFnuns a~ufseseben. bab es ibnen
gelt1sen tperbe, bic 9erri&aft iber bic
Dominion an ii@ gu bringen unb baz
raus Elm gr0beres unb beferes Grant>
reid gu MAIDEN, als bas europdi14e.
@enn 2eute fol4en @4lages 1th CUR
Musmanberung enti@lieBen, 10 miiHen
bic @erbdltniFe in btr 9eimatb ieben
faus boFnungslos fein; bic metiten
s5ran3Di59>G GAMBLER tamen ibrteens
audi NIT Der Mbii@t na@ ben ger.
@taaten, bier nur poriibergebenb @srz
bienit gu fu@en, allein nad unb mad
sefei IS ibnen in ber neuen l1mgebung
fe lieben it@ naturalifiren un6 perar1z
laBten ibre Treunbe une Na@born
ebenfaus, bic Dben @eflbe Quebec's
nit ben gefesneten Gluren Der Union gu
pertaui@en. SEPT sehoren tie gu u1iez
rem beften Mbopttpbiirgern; lie 1ino
netBis, nii9tern unb 1pariam, tihtige
Mrbetter, 9anbtperter uno 2anoptrtbe
unb leben fait burhtpeg in bebabigsn
@erbdltniKen.
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Srn Sopf lteNt Die 1reue.

2anbgraf Wilbelm ber Meunte BON
9eKen=RaHel, als eriter Rurfirit re-
ftaurirt, na9bem Ct ben auf benz @iez'
1rer Rongreb angeitrebten Sttel "RDntg
Der Ratten" nt@t bate erlansen TOM
1,en, befabl, baB bic gan3e @rmee tpiez
Der 30pfe tragen unb puber I'M 9aare
fiibren foue. Da nun bic 9aare ber
Solbaten oft ni@t lang genung tparen,
INN bic falf4en 3Dpfe baran gu befettz
gen, 70 tpurbe argeorbnet, fal54e 36pfe
an bic l1ntformtraeen, ober nt@t an bic
9iite gu beften. Diei er 8efebl mar bic
Tolse zines feltfamen @orfalles. Der
&urfirf bemertte emit, als Ct aus benz
@9lofe fam unb bic Ma@e 19nsQ tn's
@etpebr trat, etnen Sff5ter nit 5tpet
3Dpfen. rWarum bat man 3tpei So
pfe?" bonnerte bic alte 9obeit. Der
Sfi3ier batte ben SUIT zines Rameraz
ben, an ipelber befen 3opf befeittgt
tpar, er9riFen, uno ber fetntge bling an
ben ei9ener 6aaren. unnadit@tlt4
erbielt Der unglidli4e lieutenant Or
ref unb es crying ber geba4te 8efebl.
I'm e&te unb f4Dne 30pfe gu er3euz
gen, febte ber &urfirit einen preis auf
cine ben 9aarmu4s f0rbernbe @albe.
Sff3iere, bic e4te 30pfe bor3umeifen
permo9ten, erbtelten cine Sop =@ersiz
tung. Sn gang @uropa purbe ber
&urfiirf tpe9er bief ct 3opfmante berz
fpottet. Mar1 er3dblt ii@ nod in &afz
fel, pte Elm @ngldnber por benz @@lofz
ie @ilbelmsb1be eri nit etnem fait
5@entelbiden 3opfe, ber Bis an bic
Rntefeble berabreihte, unb ban1 fogar
nit bier, flint Bis kinabe aur @rbe be<
rabbdngenben 36pfen auf unb nieber
fpa3terte. Rlugertpeife nabm ber ionft
let4t 9erei5te 2anbgraf bon bie{em Merz
ger1riB feline Nott3.- Dim 81. Nopember
1913 3og ber 2anbgraf auf Mtlbelms=
b1be tpieber Elm. Ser Mmtmann MDlz
ler be9riibte i'm nit elmer i4mun9polz
len Mrrebe. Da bpb ber Sur ur5t 1eiz
men @tod unb 1@rie: r&erl, no bat ST
1einen s3opf?"- ~9alten gu @naben,
Dur9lau9t, ber 1T ntbt mebr Mobe!"
-rM4 mas, Mobe", 1ief ber &urfurit,
Die Mobe bat Der Tran3os ms 2anb
gebra9t. Mber i'm 3opf alletn iiBt bic
Sreue unb bic @brlt4teit, unb tper fetz
men 3ppf ab1 @nebet, ber 1T fem treuer
!9eKe mebr." 9a mu@fen I'M Rattenz
lanbe bic 3Dpfe iiber Na@t gu 9unberz
ten auf pie pil3e. -@ilbelm Der @rite
itarb 1921. Ser erfte Oft Ieines @nb=
nes unb Na@fol9ers Mtlbelm bes
33netten mar bas -3opfab19netben.
De @olbaten narfen bic abgei@ntttez
men 3Dpfe in bic Tuloa unb ber Sptegel
bes @tromss mar NIT biefen i@ntmz
menben 2et9en bebedt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-20
9ionr Gitv.

- Dtefer Sage traf ber meritanil4e
Granddaughter @lon3o @an&e3 IN Mlz
pine in benz terqni1@en Gountp
Bretpit er Elm, na@bem ct 3ebn Sage
lang teinen Sropfen @aKer getrunten,
1onbern muir BON benz @afte ber Gacz
tuspflan3en 3einen Durit in ber duBerz
item Notb gel0i4t bate. Sene @egenb
1T 10 paferarm, baB auf finf3ig bts
iinfunbiiebaig Metlen in BET &unoe
fem @afer gu ftnbm 1T. @amlag
bate ct ii@ int @ebirge i'm 1uoltaen
Sbetle bes @ountp bertrrt uno lebte
3ebn Sage lang nur bon @actuspflanz
7en. @r taumelte 14lteBlt4 gang entz
trGftet in bas 8abnbofsgebGuoe BON
6abmonb an ber @iibpacifnz8 Bah in
Der Ndbe bon Mlpine unb itiqte bort
ietnen 9unger unb Durit, perlor aber
barber fem geiitiges @lei&gept4t, 10
buB er in bas @efdnsnib in @i@erz
beitsbaft gebru@t tperben mubte. ST
perlangt ieBt fortmdbreno Srintpa1er Ter.
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"ouijama mid G'to,panoeyun8.

Dte 8irger 2outiiana's piinf4en
re9t piele @tnmanberung, iol@e aus
europa unb iol@e aus anberen Tbetlen
Der Ser. @taaten, audi aus benz friiber
10 cerbabten Norben; 5ur T0rbsrung
bteier Mngelegenbett fano bor &ur3em
in Nem Srleans cine aug ben perf9tez
benen @taatstbetlen gut be19idte r@tn=
nanberungs=G Contention" 1tatt, bic 1i9
iiber fo1gen6e Mabregeln beritGnbtgte:
r@tn @recutibecommtttee, be tebenb aus
5pei Mttgliebern BON jebem BET 6 gonz
grebbe3irte, unb aus 5 bonn Coulter
neur gu ernennenben, 1o1 bic @a@e Der
@inpanberung in bic @anb ebmen;
bafelbe ion cine Slugi@rift ausarbei<
ten unb berbreiten, tportn bic @or3ige
2ouiitana's fir @inpanberer auseinz
anbergeieBt tperben, au4 ion es in alien
parifbes Observation-Disclosures
81 organtiiren 1u@en, tpelde bann @er<
aet4ntfe bertduflt4er 2dnbereien gu
Mnfieblungs5meden ausarbeiten 1onen,
ferner ion es PlGne entperfen, tpie bic
nDtbtgen Tonos aufaubrin9en iino: unb
enblt3 ion bas @recuttpecommittee nit
ben @tienbabnen 8ortebrungen fir
Qusfiige gu bt0(tgen Tabbpreiien bon
oer Notwithstanding in Gbtca9o na4
2outiana treFen unb bic @t1enbabnen
gu betpegen 1u@en, baB lie @tnnanbe=
rungs zMgenten ausf9iden, pel@e bic
lungs tbrer 8abnltnien gele9enen 2dnz
bereien our M~nfieoelung empfeblen.
Die @taatsgefeBgebung mirb erfu4t
bur9 entlpre4enbe @eiebe bafir 5u
iorgen, baB iebes pariib in ben @tanb
geieBt nerbe, cine Special=@ 9uli teuer
gu erbeben, bic nur in benz Part1b fel61t
permenoet merben barf, Tim audi Be-
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-20
6unberten bon Mrbeitern tpurDe burh
@rploiion BON @afen BET Iusz
meg abgei&nitten.
TroB aler @erfu@e gu ibrer @ettung
1T bic 3abl ber Opfer cine
febr srobe.

DER letDer berettS 10 lar9en Fet9e
bon berbdngnibbollen @rubencataitroz
pben 1T am II. Mpril cine neue bur4
Elm ungliid in ben &oblcnberstuerten
bel pontzp=pribb in @ales bin3u9efigt
tporben. Ser bolle l1mfang beHelben
1T 3ur @tunbe nod gar ni4t ab3uiez
ben, bod 1T bic 3abl ber Opfer eine
1ebr bebeutenbe. Das Rabel melbet
f~olgenbes:
Gin Gunte bon elmer in einem @tolz
len in Der Siefe arbeitenben Mai4tne
1eBte einer 9aufen PubbaumpoQe in
8ranb unb bic Glammtn, bic in benz
@ebdlt rei4e Nabrung fanben, tb<ilten
ii4 balb ben iGmmtlt9en @tollen NIT,
in benen 6unberte bon Mrbeitern CUR
;3eit be14Gftist paren. pl0Blt@ fano
cine @rploi ion 5tatt, bas in einem nt4t
he~~beiteten @tollen beinblt4e @as
bate 1i4 ent3inbet unb bra@te Sob
unb 9 rberben in bic @etben oer 2eute.
9as erite, mas bic Mrbeiter bon Der III
men ~rohenben @efabr in &enntntb 1eBz
te, par ber in ale @iben unb 6ugen
brirqenbe Mau9 unb angiterfu1t fu4z
ten lie ben Musgang unb bas Trete gu
geminmen. Mus benz @tolIen, IN benz
bas 6euer ausbra@, 9elang es 70 2euz
ten, bic SberFd@e gu getptnnen, etnt9e
batten 8ranbmunben bapongetragen
limb ale trugen Spuren bon benz berz
3tpeifelten Sample NIT benz ~3erftorenben
Clement.
Mn Der Minbung bes S@a9tes
1pielten fi@ ber33trreiBenbe @cenen ab.
Trauen unb &inber umiteben pebtlaz
9enb ben buntler gGbnenben S4a4t,
in ben tpenige Stunben porber ibre 9tez
Ben seiunb uno moblgemutb berunterz
{ubren, INN ibrem 9agetperfe na43uz
geben, bon benz tie ME pieber 3urudtebz
rem tperben.
@s murben @ettungsmannf4 aften
aufgeboten unb aablrei@e Gretpinige
melbeten ii4 gu Der Mrbeit, bic beberot
in bic 9iefe brangen, aber lie errei@te11
nur ben STOLEN, in benz bas, 5euer BE-
eanrt. sic tpurben bort bon benz III
men entgegenbrtngenben bi4ten Aualm
3uridgetrieben, aber mad elmer balben
@tunbe tpurbe ber 0eriu9 nod etnmal
qema9t unb biesmal brangen lie 3ebn
Darbs tpeiter bor. sic fanben bier
2ei9sn, bic lie nit in bic 9Dbe nabmen.
me:l"~- @er1u9e etn8ubringen paren
pergebens, ba bas 9ol3pert auentbalz
h"r brannte unb BON Der Dede Srimz
mermaTen n%teberfelen. @iner bet
@~ettungsmanni@aften, Der ii@ gu meit
por&paate, tpurbe get6btet.
Dim Mprgen bes IL. Mpril gelang es
bas 6euer gu lDi4en, aber erit fpGt am
Mbenb mar bet @9a9t genug abgez
tiiblt, baB na@ ben 2eiden eelu@t merz
ben tonnte. Snnerbalb 3 @tunoen
maren Elm @liebli9 bet 5 borber gefunz
benen So 2et9en in bic DIR lG9e gez
l4leppt. II bert elben lpurben 3u1amz
mengetauert btnter elmer Sbiire gefunz
ben. Gin Doctor, mel9sr bic 2ei4en
unterlu@te, bert9tet, baB ale Spfer
err ttdt 5tnb. Gs nirb geglaubt, bas
nod mebr 2ei9en unter ben btelen
@@utt= unb &rimmerbaufen ltegen.
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Sci MpRbtIle, Snb., an

- Sci @oBpille, Snb., an ber
2outsbiIe unb Nen MlbanD 8abn
~itiir7te bic locomotive bes Cincinnati
GrpreBz3uges bur@ cine Bride oreibig
6ub tief btnunter. Ser 2ocomottp=
fibrer muroe get0btet, Der 9ei3er perz
lebt, bic paRagiere aber tamen NIT
beiler 6aut babon.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-20

- Sin @bicagoer @&minbler
annon3trt @tabliti@e BON ber 2anz
bung bes Columbus fir $1.00. Na@
@tn1enbung bes @ctrages erbGlt Der
9eretngefauene cine ber reuen 2 Gents
8rtefmarfen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-20
WarftberiMtc.
Chicago.

SNlc0NO.
Mintermei3en 54-75; CONNER
tpei3en 50-77; &ogen 49,; Str
1te $685.; Safer 1874; Corn IS
40; Rleie 11.5O-12.O0; Mibbz
1inas 11.75- 1850; Simotbpz9eu
9.O0-11.OO Yrairiez9 eu 100000;
@ttere Ats 5.75; Stoders unb See
bers 3.75-4.5O; Riibe rnb @inber
3.4O-4.2O; @9peine 6.30-6.60;
@@afe 4.85- $50; 2Gmmer 800
$50; Butter, Creamery 24-29 8utz
ter, DatrD 2O-25; Rdie, Creamery
11-14; RG1e, @9mei3er 1916; @ier
13-14; Rartoffeln 68-78; 3tpteb:ln
3.OO-3.5O; @rbien 1.50-1.75;
Wetbtraut per 9unbert 8.OO-10.00;
Mepfel per Barrel ZOO 1926; 8obnen
1880; Rlee amer per 100 pfb.
1.O-13.5 !6eu5amen 4.00@.30;
Gla@s LIS; Mbistep LII; 9onig 6
is; Salg 4-5; @ef@la@tete 9ibz
ner 12-13; @pringbiibner 13-14;
@nten 14-15; SurteDs 14-16; @Gn>
fe 8-12; Wilbenten per DuBenb LIS
100.
Minncarrn5 & 1T. %nm!.
Wei3en 60-65; @oese, IS; @erite
$780,; Corn SO; !9afer ,29-31;
6eu, l1planb 700; Mebl 2.00A.00;
Rleie 800; Butter, CREAMERY a.
81; Butter, Dairp 2O-24; @ter IA
-15.
Sn1ttb <->ts;aNa.
@tiere 3.8O-5.30; &ibe uno @inz
Der 1.75-4.00; @toders unb Seeoers
3.OO-4.25; @@meine 6.20-6.30;
@@afe 3.75-5.15; 2Gmmer 800
600.
@amias Gitp.
@ttere 33.440-5.3O; @toders unb
6eebers 3.35-4.65; &ibe unb Climber
l.5O-4.25; @9netne 6.2O-6.35;
@4afe 4.OO-5.OO; 2dmmer $40
6.25; Mei3en 64-67; @oggen -;
!9afer 28-31; Corn 1876; @ter
IL.
9io,tr Gitv.
@tiere 3.3O-3.85; @toders uno
6eebers 2.85-3.40; &iibe unb Rinber
2.OO-3.4O; @@metne 6.17-6.27;
@@afe 500; Met3en 57-58; Roggen
$780,; Safer 26; Corn 37-38;
6la9s LOS; 9eu 5.00-5.50; Butter
9airn 1875; Gter IA; 5onig Is.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-09-08
NEIoHBoRHooD NOTES.


Dixmont is overcrowded, and eighteen
patients were removed TO the City Farm at
Homestead last Friday. Dixmont was
built to accommodate 600 patients and
there are now nearly 500 in it.
Three men we're trapped By fire IN one
of the Berwind White Coal Co.'S. mines at
Punxsutawney last Thursday. and smoth-
cred to death.
In coal mine near Connelsville, last
Friday, coal miner dug frog out OF the
coal, which came to life ten hours after.
At Clarion, Friday, Jas. McKenna was
acquitted of the charge of numbering j.
W. Crawford.
Lewis Raymond; of Jennette, while
cleaning his shotgun the other day took
the precaution TO keep the gun pointed
towards his wife instead of himself. The
result was that the charge that should
have killed the fellow that didn't know it
was loaded, struck Mrs. Raymond on the
leg intiicting an ugly and painful wound.
While earelessly handling rusty pistol
in back yard of his home in Bellwood'
town seven miles east of Altoona, Alfred
Pelt accidently shot Maud Smith, his sister
n-law. She is child aged four years
The weapon was a one-barreled affair,
with which he was shooting mark. The
bullet lodged in the child's heart, killing
her instantly.
Silss Baur. a farme of Huntingdon coun-
ty, last week had q singular and painful ex-
perience. Distrustful Of banks, he drew out
several Murdered dollars be possessed from
the banks, and then hid his treasure in the
lining of his coat. Then he went out to
work in field and hung his coat upon
gate post There the coat was espied by a
multitude of hungry grasshoppers and
badly eaten by them. The grasshoppers
bored holes through the greenbacks, and
the former has been compelled to send the
fragments of his money to Washington to
secure new bills. The money was mutilat-
ed almost beyond redemption. Mr. Bauer
SAYS when he recovers his money he will
p ut it in the bank.
Some weeks ago a travelling medicine
company went into Clearfeld county and
stocked the county up with its cureal. Then
the company set about to get certificates o.
its healing powers. One man, who receiv'
ed s. for his interest in testifying to the
| merits of the medicine, had his picture
printed in a book of testimonials over hii
signture, and With story saying he was
| sound and well man from the use of The
| medicine.
Some kind neighbor found the picture
and certificate as printed, and, being OF
public spirit, sent it to the Pension Com
missioner at Washington in the hope OF
| saving the Government some money. In
few days the man who had certified to hi
excellent physical condition and perfect
health received notification from the the
Pension Office that his name, which had
previously been good for q quarterly stip
end, had been droped from the rolls.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-09-08
Attention Attention ! !

The Second Annual Convention Of the
Butler County Christian Endeavor Union
will be held in Centeryille, Wednesday
and Thursday, September, 1914.
The meeting will be full of interest, and
we hope the various societies Of the county
will be well represented. Many important
subjects will be discussed; come prepared
to take part in these discussions, but espe-
cially the Devotional EKerciaes.' Come
with news items Of work in your society
opportunity will be given for zone minute
reports from local societies.
the address on Thursday evening Will
be given by Rev. w. II. McMillen, ID. ID.
Of Allegheny, an earnest advocate OF the
cause.
The Convention will close With a Conse
Grafton service lead by our State Secretary,
Mr.. William s. Ferguson. Of Philadelphia.
Christian Endeavor Edition Of Gorpel
Hymns, No. will be used. All those
having books please bring them.
Excursion rates on railroads baye bden
secured from Butler.
Be sure and attend this convention,
September l3-l4.
REV. ELI MILLER, Pres.
MIss LoTTA Is. WHITE, Soc.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-09-08
DEATHS.

WILSON-At his home in Monroeyille,
Tuesday, Aug. 80, 1898, of general de-
bility, William Wilson aged II years.
EPPERT-At his home in Adams twp,
Aug. 30, 1893, Edward, son OF George
Expert.
BARNEs-sept. 3, 1893, infant child of
Harry Barnes, of Butler, aged q months
KELLY-At her home in Oakland twp
Sent. 9. 1893, wife of Cornelius Kelly,
of Oakland twp, aged 68 years.
LAPHAM-At his home in Butler, Sept.
4. 1893, Chas. r., son OF c. X. Lapham,
aged 3 years.
MCMEHAN-At his home in Fairview
twp, September 4, 1893, Henry Nc
Mehan.
.JOHNSTON-Se mber 4, 1893, Arthur,
son Of S. G. Johns ton, Of Butler twp
aged ! year.
HAZLETT-At his home in Butler, Sept
5, 1893, James Hazlett, aged about 30
years.
FULLERT0N-Aug 25th, 1893, Myrtle,
infant daughter Of James Ful lerton, aged
81 months.
THORN-At his residence in Allegheny,
September 5, 1893, A. G. Thorn, aged
about 81 years.
OBITUARY NOTES.
Ex-Chief Justice Isaac G. Gordon died
at his home in Brookville, Monday. He
had been i'll Of gastric eatarrh for several
months but his condition was not deemed
critical until last Wednesday.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-09-08

(SrDcIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
The time aptly designated the Fan
Festivities Season, was inaugurated by
tho opening of the Fifth Annual Exhibi-
ton Of the Great Pittsburgh Exposition,
on the evening Of September 9th.
This pre-eminently successful institu-
ton, is very popular with the people OF
Pittsburgh and vicinity, its attractions
are always of the highest order, and never
fail TO please the hundreds of thousands
of visitors who patroniZe it each season.
It's average yearly attendance is five
hundred thousand persons during the
forty days it ia open. These figures ere
abundant evidence of its popularity.
The opening this season was even q
more pronounced success than ever before.
The announcement was made, that the
public would be admitted at p. m., but
long before that hour, Thousands OF anx-
iouSviitors wore clamoring for admission.
Everything being in readiness, the man
Rgement anticipated the time Set for the
opening by nearly one hour. A stream OF
Jolly, jubilant patrons, poured in the
great buildings, and thoeo who felt music
Ally inclined, quickly occupied the seats
in the vicinity of the band stand, in an
ticipation Of the appearance Of the famous
Brooks band, and the ever popular Black
Patti. When they appeared, these public
fayorites were greeted with tumultous ap-
plause by the immense audience, who
clearly showed their appreciation, as the
concert progressed, of both the band and
ringer.
The buildings presented handsome
appearance throughout, the exhibin are
costly and in good taste, some OF the
displays being unusally elegant. The
decorations are new and in harmony with
the surroundings. Spanish and American
colors predominatinR.
The visitors clearly showed by their
actions that they were gratihed and
pleased, and the Fifth Exposition with
all iu pleasant features has become an
Accomplished fhct. HIERs.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-09-08
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
UNSEATED LAND.

On Monday, September 25th, 1898. at 10
o'clock A. NJ :, at the Commissioners office,
Butler, Pa, we will expose at public
the following property for taxes, VIZ:
ALLEGHENY TWP.
13 acres, sold as the property Of J + Jolly.
BUTLER BoRo.
One.half acre sold as the property Of G c
Sullivan.
Lots Nos. 2, II, IL, 10. IA and 10, so as
the property of Moses Sullivan.
CHERRY TWP.
ruouse and lot sold az the property of
VIM McAfee.
10 acres, sold as the property of Smith *
Duffy. .,
il6 acres, sold as the property of sam'l
McMurry.
CONCORD TWP.
20 acres, sold as the property Of Allen
Wilson taxes 1889.
20 acres, sold as the property OF Allen
Wilson taxes 1890.
CoNNooUESEssISG TWP.
E43 acres, sold as the property Of II c
Anderson.
FAIRyiEw gogo.
One acre, sold as the property Of Jacob
Duhord.
JEFFERSON TWP.
One lot, sold as the property Of james
Kerr.
PARKER TWP.
10 acres, sod AZ the property of J = Fuller
taxes 1883.
10 acres. sold as the property Of J c Fuller
taxes 1890.
One acre, sold as the property Of w II
Parks.
One acre, sold a. the property Of Gillespie
IL Co.
vEsASGo TWP.
30 acres. sold as the property Of Theodore
Kelly.
IS acres, sold as the property Of Alex
Briceland.
WASHINGTON TWP.
Seven acres. sold as the property Of J J.
Turner.
I8O acres, sold as the property Of Mercer
Mining Company.
Also, at same time and place, will expose
10 sale the following pieces Of land: Alle-
gneny twp, "a acres Of VIM Anderson; Butler
twp, % acres of John Graham; Butler boro,
2 lots, one of George 5arver and one of
Thomas Fsnnel; Concord twp, acres OF
George Greer tor Kerr 20 acres # Allen
Wilson, s acres Of McKibben IL c.. anI ii
acres Of United Pipe Lines, Clearield twp,
one lot Of James Flick two acres Of Prcntiss
& Wheeler; Farvicw twp, iSf acres OF } A
jack one lot Oft J Dinsmore, one lot OF
Thomas Watson and one lot Of John Shcak-
ley; Jefferson twp, one lot of J Jackson,
one lot Of Frank CIPHER one lot Of Samuel
Gray, one lot Of Frank Daugherty, one lot OF
James Cannon and one lot Of Peter Bing-
ham; Millerstown boro, one lot Of Michael
shakley, one lot Of Mrs. Hun one lot OF Mrs.
w Bowls and one lot of T. Grossman; Oak
land twp, one lot Of Theodore HuBclton. one
lot Of Joseph Jack and 81 acres Of Conley
and Hutton; Parker twp, 10 acres OF George
Ward, 10 acres OFF G Fuller and three acres
Of James Stahl PetrOlia boro. two acres OF
B Campbell and two acres OF Babbet
Bros; Venango twp, 90 acres ofG w smith;
twp, 5 acres Of l. G McMahan,
one. haf acre Of Robert Maxwell and two
acres Of Samuel Anderson; Winfield twp,
one lot of : SINNERS.
JOHN HUMPHREY,
j. &. KISKADDON,
=. T. MARSHALL,
Attest: Commissioners
ISAAC MEALS. Clerk.
August %, 1898.