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his head. He talks in free and easy,
but exceedingly vigorous manner. His
speech was sprinkl led with anecdotes,
some of them too broad for reproduction,
and his views regarding the stability of
the nthCommandment will doubtless
provoke responses from the pulpits of
New England. Madeline Pollard did
not hear the terms in which her fellow
kentuckian referred to her as an ad-
ventures and shameless woman, be-
cause she left the court as soon as Mr..
Carlisle had finished his plea in her be-
half. The speech of Colonel Thompson
will be concluded tomorrow, and then
Major Ben Butterworth, another ex-
Congressman, with his mild-spoken
Quakerism, will follow.
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a Train Robber Apprehended.

GREEN RIVER (Wyo.), April l0.-Sherif
Whitmore has received notification from
Springfield, Mass, that George Smith, a
leader OF a gang of train robbers and a
fugitive from justice. who is wanted III
Sweetwater County to answer the charge
Of robbing Union Pacific freight cars. has
been apprehended, and is held awaiting
instructions. Smith and two companions
were arrested February l9, 1889, on the
charge of train robbery, and made their
escape from the County Jail at this place.
The prisoner is Is years OF age. His
father was formerly prominent con-
tractor of Springfield, but now resides in
Los Angeles, Cal.
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BLAMEs THE NEWSPAPERS.

King Humbert says They Caused the
Trouble Between Italy and France.
PARIS, April 10.-The Figaro publishes
an alleged interview with King Hum
bert, in which his Majesty is credited
with declaring that the difficulties and
misunderstanding between France and
Italy had their origin in the press OF
Paris. The King said he regretted the
French customs tariff, out at the bottom
there was no difficulty between France
and Italy. His Majesty declared that his
meeting with Emperor William at Venice
had no political object. Keverting to the
talk of war, his Majesty said: Il know
that the Emperor OF Austria, the German
Emperor and the Car share my specific
sentiments. Moreover, victory nova
days would be terrible, accompanied with
SO much bloodshed that no sovereign can
think of war without shudder."
POLLARD-BRECKIN CASE.
Ex-Congressman Thompson Entertains
the Jury.
WASHINGTON, April l0.-Colonel Phil
Thompson, formerly a member of Con-
gress from Kentucky, and one of the
best-known men in Washington, enter
tanned the jury in the Pollard Breckin-
ridge case to-day with pyrotechnic
speech such as has rarely been heard in
this section. The blue grass orator once
had great reputation as stump speaker,
and Washington had chance to see on
what the lame was founded. Colonel
Thompson is a thick set, chubby, red
faced man, with scant hair on the top of
The record-union., 1894-04-11
Miners in Nevada County on Strike

M1ners III NeVada Ounty on Strike.
NEVADA CITY, April l0.-Thirty miners
in the Harmony gold mine struck yester-
day afternoon, refusing to accept a reduc-
ton in wages from y 80 day to s.. The
company attempted to I'LL the places of
the strikers, and last evening three Ital-
ians and Swede were put to work. Late
at night the strikers proceeded ii !. body
to the mine, which is two miles from
town, and ordered the new men up to the
surface. When they appeared they were
driven to the woods.
After conference with the Board of
Directors, Superintendent Lowell noti-
fed the men they could resume work at
the old rates.
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King Hunbert.

FLORENCE, April 1O.-King Humbert
arrived from Venice to-day and was re-
ceived by the British Embassador, and
military and civic authorities. Queen
Margaret and the Crown Prince were also
enthusiastically received. The Queen of
England is stopping in the neighborhood.
The presence of so much royalty has at
tracted many thousands to the city.
Later King Humbert, accompanied by
the Queen and Crown Prince of Italy and
the Duke Aosta, drove in state to the
Villa Fabricotta 10 visit the Queen of
England. Victoria received her royal
visitors in the salon of the villa and con-
versed with them half an hour. Victoria,
later in the day, returned the visit, and
will lunch at the Pitt Palace tomorrow
with the King and Queen OF Italy.
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Diiicent parade occurred at l O'Clock this
held in The city. 1t was over three miles
in length, with innumerable and mag
nificent floats. The Industrial Army,
with melancholy transparencies and ban
ners, came in at the tail end of the pa
rade. There was no disturbance or acci-
dent. The floats in to-day's procession
were of historical order.
expected that "a majority of the city's
population will appear on the streets at
night in masquerade costume. Friday
the Goddess Flora will reign, and the
wealth OF Southern Calitornia's gardens
and fields will be seen In Los Angeles.
On Thursday the festivities will be mo-
nopolized by the children.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-11-29
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

In re estate of Olive Isabel Green, de-
ceased. Sale Of real estate for payment
of debts D Q. No. 90, December term,
1894.
BY virtue of an order of the Orphans
court of Butler County, Pa, at .. q No.
56 Dec. term. 1894. aud to me directed.
will on Friday, the 80, q day of Nuvembe
1894, at 2 u'cluck p. IN. expose {" public
sale at the Court House In Butl-r Pa, the
following real estate. late the property uf
Owe Isabe Green, deceased. To wit: All
mat certain piece or parcel al land tuate
IN AlIrgneny twp, Butler County. Pa i,
! bounded aud described as follows, tn-wlt:
Begiunlug at the northwest corner, known
as the Silas Huuver corner. now 81, miller,
thence east by lands OF Adam Brittnn and
Williams heirs, formerly, now Al 0'Nell
aud ere urge Il. Green, u tie L len top
road; thence south along said road sut-
hcItnt distance 10 comprise five acres of
land, the Emlenton road 10 be the eastern
boundary of said five acres ot land, thence
west by lands of Andrew ID. Kelly. for
merly, being part ot the same tract. now
Mrs. F. Steinbruuk, uuHl IL strikes he
oilas Hoover line, thence north along SAID
nue To the place OF beginning, CONTAINING
five acres with frame dwelling house and
uut-buildings thereon erected, which said
tract OF laud is SUBJECT 10 the estate and
rights Of George Il Green, the surviving
husband of said deeedent, as tenant by
the curtesy, and VIII be sold subject to
said estate.
TERMS OF sALE-0ne-third cash on ap-
prevail OF sale by. tue Court and the bal
ance in two equal annual payments, Sc
cured by judgment bond ana mnrtg gage on
the pre- misses, bearing interest, aud with an
attorneys commission of D per cent Tor
collection with option un part at purchaser
To pay cash. GEORGE K. GREEN,
Administrator,
S. f. BowsER, Sandy Point, Pa.
Attorney.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-11-29
Euclid Items.

Joseph Mechling & Co. are building a
new boiler house Business has been pref
ty good in the last few weeks for them.
VIM. Murtland put up another stable
last week; he has finished huskiDg corn
ana is about ready for winter.
Mccall & Cranmer are still hauling ties
and bill stuff to Euclid.
Mrs. A. A. Goucher is on the sick list
this week.
W. J. Buchanan of Clarinda, Iowa, is
visiting his cousin, J. l.. Seaton This Is
the first visit he has made To Penn'a since
they moved there Is years ago He says
things are very much changet since then.
John Shane of Washington twp. was in
town this week, to meet his sister-in law,
Miss Reaser, who has been in Mercer hos
pital for some time.
The Sherwin mines are running fall time
now.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-11-29
Mile Run School.


Ed CITIzEs:-Will you spare a little OF
your crowded columns for a few statistics
of the above-nsmed SCHOOL,
The scholars of this school are: Walter
Weigle, Newton Nicely, Howard McCand
less, Oscar McCaudless, David Lepley.
Britain McChntick, Howard Shannon,
George West, Curtis Vest, Howard West,
Ford West James Scott, Daniel Dunn,
Ida weiglp, Nina Weigle, Maud Weigle
Della Weigle, Belle Hays, Edna Hays,
Maggie Shanor, Effie Shanur, frankie
ShaDnon, Stella McCsndiess, frankie Eng
lish, Annie Lepley, Zella McKinnis, Annie
Dunn and Iva McClintick.
School began Sept. II, and the second
month closed Nov. Il. The following
scholars missed no days dnring the two
months; Belle Hays, Effie Shsnor. Ida
weigle, Maggie Shanor, Walter Weigle:
Edna Hays, Della Weigle and Maud
Weigle. The schools have been supplied
with Yaggy's Geographical Charts and
Webster's Unabridged Dictionaries with
patent index and holder.
The directors are Elliott Robb, Pres j..
P. Hays, Sec. and Enos Mcdonald, Charles
Mackey, Alex. Stevenson, and Matthew
Badger. We might add that the teachers
OF the other schools are: Mrs. English,
Dick; Mr. Daubenspeck, Ridge; Mr.. Conn,
Hickory Corner and Mr.. McCandless, the
Hill.
We were pleased to have the following
visitors: Directors. just named, Dlnwid-
die Wilson, Supt Mccullough, Park Hays,
Miss Sue English and Hugh Weigle.
G. P. W, teacher.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-11-29
NOTICE In PARTITION.

In Re Estate of Reuben Musselnan
deed in Partition.
o c. No 50 arch Term 1894. Feb'y :.
1894 Petition of David u. Mussrlman
was presented to the Orphans Court of
Butter Co pray ing the said Court 10 grant
a Citation upon all the heirs and legal rep
resrntatives of said dec-dent t. apy pear aad
show ca1sr il any they have why the real
estate OF said decedent should not he par
tItiuned As pray ei for therein. Feb ID. "a,
Citation awarded by the Court and all par
ties Interested h-iny unn residents at But
Ter Co. Pa, the Court directs the Sheriff Of
Butler ca. Pa Ia give them notice OF said
Citation bv pnb icatIun of the same.
June ), 1894 Citation returned Z" said
Court win tidsvit uf publication in com-
plaucr with salt order e Cnurt
Jun, 5. 1894. ". Il Lusk ATTY for Peli-
tiouer moves The Gnart inr Wit - Parti
ti..n in above case which was granted July
>. 1894 ". Il Lu>k att'y Tor Petitioner
mov~~ the Ctiurt 10 appoint Guardian
al Htem" for toe minors uf decedent inter
eSted IN above estate aud ai,u tu direct tue
SheT II uf Butler 90 To notify al parties
Interested in be estate ui drcedent ut the
time aud place at the holding the inquest,
whereuprn the Court appointed JuSrph
Criswell Guardian dd iitem" the miunr
Gullu udH4tu tit-ltit anu hAlftitu tue
Sheriff as To glvirg notice to all parties
Interested in saId estate of tne zine and
place ofholding be inquest by publication.
sept ) 1894 SAID writ uf Partition was
returned tU said Court win schedule ot IN
quistiun aud drAf at premises therein de
scribed and aft iiavir ut publication in due
form thereto attached sept. .. 1894, W
Il. LuSk atty. fpl the Petitioner moves the
Court tor Confirmation sbso ute nf lnquis-
ItIon aud rule to show cause, whereupun
the Court made the tulluSing order
Now Sept. 5, 1894, Jae above motion
presented IN open curt and On due con-
Sideration the InquIsJinn Is timed and
a rule il granted on all parties IN interest
10 accept or refuse the premises at the VAL
uatinn or show Cause why the same should
not be sold. re'urnahle To first Monday of
December 1894, at r. NJ. Notice TO be
gwen u parties mon residents, by adver-
rissment in two newspapers published
within the county OF Butter
BY THE COURT.
Now Nov 5. 1894. To David T. MuSSel-
man. ui Braddook Pa, Christian Matter
aud John Howard Natter nt DIXmont Pa,
Rose E Shields of st Louis. Mo-, Nancy
u and Antnny ochatfrr nj Greenvlle Pa +,
Mary lane Matter "f Rochester Pa, j 5.
,taufie of Beaver Fails Pa, J. X. Garvin
ut Allegheny City Pa Anua. lntermarried
with J >. Stauffrr of Beaver Fdils Pa,
ana Jacob L. AusSeimanOt Byron. Illinois,
You and each uf you take notice that by
virtue Of the above rule 10 snow causs and
order of Court thereon you are hereby n1-
fed to be and appear at an Orphans Court
q be held at Butler Pa. in and tor the
county of Butler on Monday the third day
nf December A. D., 1894 AT two O'clock p.
VI. then aud tnere tO accept the premises
Al the vaua tion or SHOW cause why the
same should not be sold
ANDREW 6. CAMPBELL,
Shelf Butler County Pa.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-11-29
DEATHS.

JAMISON-At his home in Columbiana
Co., Ohio, Nov %, 1894, Samuel :.
Jamison, aged "a years and months.
Mr.. Jamison was the owner OF the farm
at Greece City in which oil was struck
in 1872
FRUTH-At his home in Jefferson twp /,
Nov %, 1894. Frank truth. aged 40
years.
NIGGLE-At the home of Mrs. Pape in
Butler. Nov. "a, 1894. Teresa Niggle,
aged g. years.
WEBBER-At his home E.. Jefferson ST
Bu Ter. Nov 26 1894. Howard W, son
of X. h Webber, aged years
SHEARER-At their home in Mannington
W. Va, Nov %, '94. Charlotte aged
6; and Valentine, aged 3, children o1
Geo. NJ Shearer, formerly of Butler.
ELLENBERGER-At her home in Fair
view twp. Nov 10. 1894 Mrs Eliz
beth Eileube widow of Isaac Ell
lenperger. in her 74tn year
MCDEAVIrT-At her home near Wesl
Liberty, Brady twp this county Nov ];
1894. Lizzie A. McD~avltt, widow OF
Sam1 G. McDeavitt decd, aged 80 years
She leaves a family of five childr'
ranging in age from S to 10 years. she
was a consistent member OF the U. +
Church of West Liberty and was highly
esteemed by all for her lovely Christian
character. She was the youngest child O
Thomas McClymouds Esq of Brady twp
who though in his S7th year still lives tt
mourn her loss
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-11-29
ORPHANS COURT SALE.

By virtue of an order of the Orphans
Court of Batter county, Pa the under
signed admir- 3 n, q T A of the estate
of John Purviance, decd. iate OF Butler
boro., Pa will offer at public outcry al
the time and places hereinafter specified
the following described parcels OF land be-
longing to estate of said decedent,
SATURDAY, DECEMBER s, 1894,
at 9 o'clock A. NJ.
lst.-All that certian lot of ground situ-
ated IN Butler boro, Butler Co., Pa bound
ed on the north by lot Of - Zeigler's
heirs, east by Main St, south by lot of Mrs
A L Fererro and west by an alley, 'front.'
ing 235 feet on Main St. and extending
back 19l feet, the north halt of the old
mansion house standing on said lot.
2d.-On same date, at ] o'clock p. NJ. on
the premises in Marion twp, Butler Go, Pa,
the undivided one-half interest of all that
certain piece parcel or tract of land, situ-
ate in said township, bounded on the north
by lands of - Black, east by lands of
Mary Seaton, south by same and J } Max
well and west by lards of Mary Seaton,
containing 64 acres, more or less, small
two-story frame house, frame stable, out
buildings and orchard thereon
3D. On same day, aJ O'Clock 2. NJ, on
the premises IN Marion twp, Butler Co.
Pa. all that certain piece or parcel of land
in said township, bounded north by lands
of VIM Atwell, east by lands of John Gill
christ, south and west by lands Jas Dugan,
confirming SO acres, more or less, partly
cleared.
TERMS OF SALE:-0ne- third in hand on
confirm alton of sale and balance in two
.ouaI annual installments secured by bond
aud mortgage with interest thereon from
date of said confirmation.
WILLIAM A STEIN,
Admir- B n. 7 A.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-11-29
A Capital Sensation.

Mrs. Virginia s. Orth of Washington
D. c., has asked the law to separate her
from Henry A orth, capitalist, society
leader ana popular member of the lead
ing clubs
Mrs. Orth vas Miss Virginia Stout, one
of the bellies of Boston, where she was mar
ried to Orth iu February, 1850, by Rev.
Phillips Brooks. She had already visited
Washington, and her going there as the
wife of rich and popular young man made
a stir in social life. They took up their
residence in an attractive house in Hillyer
Place. and at once plunged into the gaiet
les of the capital.
Things got little too gay for the hus-
band, so it is said, about two years age, and
it is said by his friends that bis discovery
DIR owe him to drink. Mrs. Orth charges
that he became an habitual drunkard; that
he frequently threatened her life, and that
m several occasions he struck and beat her
M. Orth's acquaintances say that his con
dnct. however rude, was not without pro
vocation.
tits said that during the naval rendezvous
Mrs. .Orth aud her mother went to Old Point
escorted by very prominent United States
Senator and leading Representative from
PENNSYLVANIA, and that Orth followed then
aua attacked lis wife in the Office of thu
Hotel Hygeia. After this Mr. 0rth tool
his little girl, who was born in 1890, aDt
placed her with friends in Baltimore The
attentions of the Senator and Represents
tive from Pennsylvania to the handsome
mother and daughter were continued aud
it il said. frequently quarrels in the 0rth
family resulted. Al Berkeley Springs W
Va Last September, 0rth is reported t.
have severely beaten his wife. Mrs 0rti
says that he has frequently threatened t,
shoot her, and that she fears he will yet d.
so.
When Mr. Orth returned from business
trip few Gays ago he found the Hillye
place house closed, and q note from hi
wife saying that she had left him will
intention of suing for divorce. The paper
in the suit were filed to day; cruelty ant
dissipation being the grounds on which tn,
verdict il asked.
Mr. Orth at first said he would not contes
the case, but would go away and live il
England. IL is understood now that he will
file cross bill and make the charges
agsinst his wife a hich have been the tall
OF saeiers for the last two years. In tha
event the names Of the Senator and tbs
Representative from PtsDnsy lvania will b'
made public and other divorce suits will b.
pretty spt 10 toliuw'
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-11-29
Democratic leader within the memory o

Democratic leader within the memory of
living men.
Ii is idle to say that he was. like many
others, merely victim OF an adverse tidal
wave. for he is recognized as one OF the
causes of that tidal wave Indeed, in this
State he was. together with Tammany,
marked as the very head and front OF the
offending. Not only the vastly reduced
Democratic vote in his favor, but the vast
ly increased vote for his opponent, clearly
emphasizes the popular verdict. 1t is
equally idle to say that man OF such
elasticity may recover from this blow.
Cleveland could recover from his defeat in
| 1888, for be honestly represented principles
and measures of policy endowed with vital
force. Hill represents only himself. his
| ambition, and his machine; and mere
| machine leader, who has led his machine
| into the most disastrous defeat the party
ever suffered, is politically dead. Mr.. hlli
| NAV not yet be quite conscious OF his de-
mise, and still carry on a semblance oi
animation, but his future has utterly van-
ished, and bis political activity will be a
mere ghost-dapce. In lonesome moments
of reflection it may dawn upon him that
bad be devoted his ability to the public
| interest instead OF his own; and had he ad'
dressed himself to the moral and patriotic
| impulses of the people instead OF treating
politics as mere game of mercenary mo
| lives and artful tricks, he might be within
reach of that goal which now has become
hopelessly inaccessible to him. As 1t Is
the only servive he has rendered to the re
public consists in presenting to ambitious
| Young Americans in politics the instruc
tive spectacle of the ablest machine leadel
of our time, the most thorough master o
all the tricks of the trade. after a singular
ly prosperous career, utterly discounted
and ruined, bis power all broken and hi
hopes all wrecked, as soon as his concep
tion of politics and his unscrupulous smart
ness fairly encountered the moral Judgr
ment of the people. As lesson to thos'
who study the problem of success in poll
ties such spectacle is of inealculable val
ue.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-11-29
SHERlEE,S SALE.

BY virture of a writ Of A. n. issued out OF the
Court OF Common Pl-a> of Butie county, p
aud TO me directed, there viii be exposed tt
,ublic sale at the COurt House. Ia the borpu i
~ Butler Pa. ON FRIDAY. FJE It'll DAY Ol
DECEMBER. 1894, at O'clock P NJ, the 10 low
lug described properly. to-wit:
E D No l22 Dec T. 1891. Walter l.. Graham
ATTY.
All the right. tile, interest and ellim O
Peter Hepler, Of. in snd 10 "A certain LOT O
ground situated in Bntler township. Butler Co
Pa. bounded rs follows. 10 wit: Commencihs
at point on New Castle street, All uining LOT
of formerly JOhn W Nople. thente west along
New Castle street 80 feet To lot OF Charles Du1A
thence south along lot OF said Duffy, l5i
feet TO an alley thence east sl0a{ SAID alley 81
feet 10 lot of said Noble $50 teet 10 New Castle
street. the place OF beginning, and having .
good two story frame dwelling house erecte q
thereon seized and taken III execution as the
properly OF Peter Hepler at the suit of
Tay lor for use. sc
ANDREW G CAMPBELL, Sheriff.
Sheri1's Office, Butler, Pa, Dc. 81.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-11-29
JacksUille Items.

Cooper Bros. finished their seasons
thr eshing on Wednesday of last week
They report grain plenty i'll this section.
Fred Mcbride and Joseph Cooper are
visiting friends in Washington county.
Many of oar young folks attended an
oyster supper and dance at Mr. and Mrs
Edmond Deans, at London, Mercer county
last week. They report pleasant time.
Since the resignation of Rev. W. II
William, pastor of Zion Baptist Church,
the pulpit has been filled by supplies.
Our produce shipper, Mr.. Gardner is
handling about 1900 turkeys for Thanks
giving.
Singing at Mt. Union church everv Fri
day evening; Joe Uptegrapht, Instructor
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-11-29
School Report.

Report of Hoehn School, No. l, Cranber
nv twp, Tor second month, closing Friday,
Nov. %, 1894.
Those not missing day during the
month are as follows: Hannah Roll, Lizzie
Roll Rosa Roll, Ida Otto, Olive Otto, al
lie Henry, Ada Henry, Amanda StrOble
Ora Brown. Maggie rimole, Stoten EN-
rick, Elmer Gaertner and Joseph Trlmble
Those missing but one day are as follows
Hilda Hoehn, Laura Goehring, Berth
Goehring, ;Clars Steep, Floyd Henry, Gil
mer Goehring, Floyd LanduS, Harry Lam
bert and Eddie Gaertner.
Directors, parents, and all those inter
ested in the welfare of the school are cor
daily invited 10 visit u.s.
MoLLIE F. SIPE, Teachez.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-11-29
Administrators Nouce.

Letters of administration on the estate
of Sarah NJ Galbralth, Decd late If
Adams township, Butier Co, Pa, having
been granted 10 tue undersigned, all per
sons Knowing themselves indebted TO sad
estate will please make immediate pay
meut, and any having claims against said
estate ~ill present them duly autheutica-
ted for settlement to
r. I. GALBRAITH, Admir-,
W. G. Findley, Mars, Pa.
Atty.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-11-29
For Mothers.

Baby Bands and Wrappers combined
Tossed with silk, nn seams TO CHAP ol
ir.itate Age. TO 4, 40c.
The FAIRY Wardrobe, consisting of Tan
O'Shanter Cap, Guimpe Dress, Rec
Rding Hood Cloak, and Cute Littl,
Nighties. Ready printed on nice
Lawn, to be cut aud made up-l
great teacher fcT the little girls.
Ladies' Stock-of Crepes, Silk Velvet
Ribbon win side Loops, Bows, Ro.
settes, etc at SOC. up.
Write for wants. 0nr order depart
ment will attend promptly to them.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-11-29

GREAT BRITAIN has refused to recognize
the rights Of Nicaragua on the Mosquito
coast. This means trouble, and two OF
our war ships have been sent to Bluehelds
to protect American interests.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-11-29
Executrix Notice,

Letters testamentary on the estate ol
John Shem, late of Butler, Pa. having
been granted the undersigned, all persons
indebted to said estate will please make
immediate payment and those having
claims Will present them duly authenUicat
ed Tor settlement 10
HANNAH l.. SHEM, Ex'r..
W. d. Brandon, Butler Pa.
Atty.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-11-29
Executors Notice.

Letters testament4ry on the estate OF
John Klnger, late of Peun twp. deed
having been granted TO the undersigned,
all persons knowing than selves indebted
to said estate will please make immediate
pay ment, aud any baviUg claims against
said estate will present them duly autnen-
ticated TO
ID. b. DOUTHETT, EXT,
Brownsdale, Pa.