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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

srnn-GROCERY. WELL LOCATED, S
sNOOO nice living rooms sublet pny more
than store rent long ease, low rent, exceptional
bargain on account OF sickness; business thorough
" estabshed; must be sold today. see BEN
WHITE, 81 W. First st. -
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UvANTED-A CAPABLE MAN TO TAKE
w care of garden and horses. Apply by let
ter, stating reference. Address " box 80, Herald.
~
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L,OR SALE-s2600-HOUSE7 ROOMS; 50-FOOT
II lot, east 'front.' street graded; lawn, flowers,
fruit trees, etc; Sli0o cash, balance monthly pay
ments: g2] Denver avenue, near w. Ninth street
third street west of Pearl. For particulars sec l..
IL. mitchell, 1856 5. Broadway. 20
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Business Property
Country Property

For SALE
10000 ACRES
Finest ranch in California, bordering on Pacific
ocean, twenty minutes by rail from Los Angeles;
perfect climate, frosts hot winds, fertile soil,
two water systems; suitable for oranges, lemons,
grape fruit, olives, peaches, aprcots, pears wal
nuts, prunes corn, BEANS etc.
VIII sell the whole in small tracts.
d, FREEMAN, Owner
sos 5. Spring St. Los Angeles.
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City Lots
IGOR SALE
s6O0-Choice lot. Bonnie Brae tract; terms
For Sale-S1d50 cash--Two Groom houses, close
in, now rented for s2j per month.
For Sale-s65o per acre. half cash, for IL acres inn
$1,000.
for Sale-s.6oo half cash. balance TO suit, for 2lS
acres on south line of city; on electric line.
For Sale-si25o for acres improved, 8 miles
south of city.
For Sale-Elegant home with elegant appont.
meuts, $500 cash, balance OF $3.50 on time two
acres ground, everything complete.
For Sale-s45o cash-Becmen and poultrvmen
here's your chance! 5room house some furui
ture, .-horse stable, plow picks shovels etc +; in
cubator and brooder house. IsX26 feet glass inside
and outside runs, hen houses 16xI2 feet; corrnls
t-frame removable extractor, 2ton galvanized iron
honey tank, otc.. large sun extractor, etc. Us
stands bees, IL extra hives.
j. l.. ADAMS,
tnursNsun l.5 s. Broadway.
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NOR SA SALE-ENCEPTIONAL BARGAIN:
L am instructed to sell nice level lot, ready to
nulld on, sewer and street work complete and paid
for Lot is situated on Bartlett St, near Pearl 81.
lhs lot Will he sold for s4)0. y on cannot buy an-
other III the neighborhood for less than Sj5J and
up, and sure investment for speculation or build
ing This lot can be resold shortly again for 500.
days. Must be sold See BEN WiJTE, eli ".
First ST. "
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STORAGE

nRY AND CLEAN STORAGE FOR HOUSE
- hold goods, pianos, trunks, ETC. CITY Ware.
house. e7s Upper Main ST.. Z. T. SMITH Proprie.
tor. Tel. 645. II
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Mrs. BELL HYATT ARTIST-PUPIL OF
NI BonnGt Paris; member Artists League,
of New York; diploma for portraiture Mecban-
les Pavilion, San Francisco. lss5. speciaties,
portraits. life figures, animals. Lessons given.
sos W Second ST. 81
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HELP WANTED..MALE

Rates for advertisements under this classifca-
line; month, 81 per line.
HUMMEL BROS. Il Co,
IL Successors to
PETTY, HUMMEL & CO.,
EMPLOY MENT AGENTS,
tOo302 W. Second ST., in basement
California Bank Bldg.
Tel JO9
Office hours from ! a. m. to 7:3o p, M, except
sundays.
MEMS DEPARTMENT.
Miner. sharpen own tools, 81 30 and board day;
man to pick peas and work in vegetable garden,
Si5 enc. month fruit ranch hand, ii150 ETC. orange
packer, II etc. day; miner who can handle giant
powder sink wells sl50 per foot, everything
found; six sailors for Liverpool.
HOTEL DEPARTMENT.
Noung man as barrier, for what he make:
hand shirt ironer and fnsher, $40 etc. Young man
as cook do housework, so etc. cook, country, $50
etc.
HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT.
Girl to assist country, si6 good home; house
girls, Alhambra so and 20; second girl. S25,
ploycr here II am; girl for light homework and
care OF children. sl5; house girl. Esinore, Sl5 Ger
man house girl, city, s2j; girls TO assist, IS.
HOTEL DEPARTMENT FEMALE
starch ironer >25. room etc.. waitress. beach Se5;
waitress $50; waitress. meals IS week cook,
san Jaclnto, so; pantry woman first class hotel,
500 waitress. small country hotel, employer here,
call early, $50 and fare paid pastry cook, 81 day
call early; Mrs Welch please call.
IiUMMEL BROS. & co.
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DACIFIC LOAN CO.-LOANS IN ANY
i amount on all kinds of collateral security,
diamonds. iewelry and seal skins. also on pianos,
furniture and household goods in private, lod ginS
and boarding houses hotels without remoy al
Partial payments received Money quick; business
conhdental: private office for ladies. W. T.. DE
GROO1, manager, rooms and T. ia = Spring ST.
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MASSAGE AND ELECTRICITY

: >
TVHH ERR. Is COMFORT IN THE KNOWLEDGE
L That many forms of sickness not due 10
actual disease but simply to arrangement of the
system; an occasional electric treatment with
massage will benefit you. MRS. DIR. MAYER,
rooms 3l-32, The Wiley AZ
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NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-WE HAVE
Il lodging houses, ranches. city property, all
kinds of businesses: call and list your properties
with us; can sell or make a trade for you.
j. l.. ADAMS Il CO., i25 South Broadway.
s6.29
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

wv ANTED-HORSE, BUGGY AND LIGHT
w express wagon. Address A. kRUG, box 4,
Station &. 96
wv vANTED-A WINCHESTER RIFLE OF
w not less than $3.50 caliber, if a bargain. Ad-
dress p, box 30, Herald office. ~
VyTANTED-TO BUN FURNITURE OR
w household goods, etc. 52l ;. broadway 26
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TOR RSALE-GRiDER Il DOW'S
Il ADAMS ST. TRACT.

----TIIE TRACT OF HOMES
81 choice residence lots unsold now offered
at 800 to $1,000 on easy payments 900 lots have
months; a school building that cost over $1,000
and fine church are located in this tract five
miles of streets, graded curbed and sidewalk ed,
and lined with 2OoO lovely shade and palm trees; !;
city water electric lights: modern street cars
with 10 minute service; only il minutes time
from business center; four so foot streets and
100foot street lot 40x130 W alleys high and sight
ly location; rich loan soil, no mud: Don't buy
for home nor an investment until you see the
"Adams-s st Tract" Free carriage from Of
flee. Telephone 1893. For maps, prices and views
of this tract call on or write to
GRIDER & DOW,
~ 139 s. Broadway.
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MATCHMAKER

LVASE YOUR EYES. BUY A PAIR OF
IL smoked glasses; assortment complete and
prices lower than last. year at W. j. GETZ's, lew
eler, So .. Broadway. l-15-7
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CHIROPODLSTS

MISS j. +. ALEXANDER, CHIROPODISr
vi treats feet; gives salt glow, massage; hours
. Il. m. to p. IN. 2l5 and 2l6 Wilson block First
ana spring SIS. 81
nR: R:ZACHAU-DIsEAsES OF THE FEET
- 253 :. Spring st. 0-26
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FOR SALE
s6oo-Choice lot, Bonnie Brae tracts terms
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MRS. BARRETT ELLIS, CLAIRvOYANT
AV1 card reader. Come and hear the truth. Dow
ney blk, room II. Price, soc. AS
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE

wv ANTED-A SITUATION BY 4 COMPE
w tent person good ccok will do general
housework. AIS w. Twenty fourth 81. 26
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NOR SALE-BUSINESS oPPoRTU NITIEs-
Il l have good business for live with
$780, 10 others need apply; income $50 to 800 per
month. 2s9 Byrne bldg THOMAS q. ASHTON.
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HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT.
HOTEL DEPARTMENT FEMALE
lIuMMEL BROS. & co.

w vANTED-TEN BOYS OR YOUNG MEN
w from each school college in the city to
work portion of the time for The Herald Twen-
ty-ive cents in cash will be paid for each new
name. and every canvasser will have an opportu-
nifty to win one or more of the following prizes:
One 500 trst-class bicycle. gold huntng-case
watch, six months scholarship in busln ess
college. double barreled breech hoading shotgun,
80 suit of clothes $40 overcoat round trip to san
Diego or Catalina and return Either OF the lat
ter includes free dinner at the Coronado Hotel
or Hotel de Avalon. 3llt If
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WANTED-TO RENT

w ANTED-TO RENT OR ROOM LOWER
w fiat or cottage with all modern improvements
north of Tenlh street. Give full description, rent
and location per month No children. Address p
3l1 Bradbury block. 16
w TANTED-TWO ROOMS, WITH RUNNING
w water gas stove. halh, elevator. etc, near
city hail; light house keeping privileges. Address
v, box 50, Herald office. -
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FoR SALE
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NOR SALE
JUST THINK OF IT!

JUST THINK OF IT,
The Alexandra WE'LL tract offers choice building
lots on Eighth, Ninth and Twelfth streets, near
Central avenue car line 25xi2o to alley, Mt
500, s32j and $3.50, on small cash paw
ment and monthly installments Of only
$40. No interest charged deferred payments.
Only one hundred lots left of the original four
hundred, and when they have been disposed of
such chance 10 get u home within walking dis
lance at low prices and upon easy terms may new
er Offer again. Title absolutely perfect. An un-
limited certificate of title policy OF insurance
Of the Title Insurance and Trust Co issued with
every agreement OF sale. For maps price list AMI
all particulars address
RICH ARD ALTSCHUL,
7-e o diff 1891, w. Second ST.. Burdck blk
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City Lois

NOR sALE-OWN YOUR OWN HOME
IL 80 cash. $40 per month.
NO INTEREST.
Lots on Fourteenth and Newton sts., Ia miles
from Spring and First sts.. in the
ESrELLA TRACT s.65 TO $780,
one block from cars, in neghborhood of neat cot
tnge homes. where building restrictions are en-
forced, thus protecting your property as well as
our own; no shanty-tOwn attachments permitted: :
it presents the combined features seldom seen OF
close-in property cheap. at prices and terms offered
nowhere else in this city; cement walks laid and
paid for; no bonds or interest to worry you !;
olher street Improvements made when required
These lots are beauties, lie about one foot above
grade, affordng perfect drainage; soil sandy
loan no mud whatever; look at all other tracts,
then see the Estella. Remember, we charge alb
solutely no interest, and every dollar paid goes
into your lott also, that prices % per cent.
cheaper than surrounding lots. Title perfect GER
tifcale with each lot For all particulars apply TO
T.. A. STANTON 1i5 S. Broadway. Tel 1l64.
tues -thurs-sun12t
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CT. PAUL'S CHURCH, EPISCOPAL, OLIVE
- st. opp. the park. open every day in the year
Daily service at 10 a. m. The clergy will respond
to all calls for the offices of the church for strang
ers or visitors, without respect to creed; burials
marriages, baptisms or vistations OF the sick Use
services Tel. l43 red. II
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And many Others OF all sizes in all desirable To-
cations III the city. Ii You desire to purchase n
lodging house and have not enough money | Will
get it for you II will pay YOU to call and see the
bargains have before you purchase.
70 3 T. CREASi\GER ~, : BroadWay
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For SALE
VALUABLE WALNUT RANCH AT RIVERA,
EOR SALE
-62is ACRES

12la acres in trees about Is years old.
az acres in trees about TO 10 years old.
acres in Susquehanna peaches also in bearing.
This ranch is in the walnut belt and Is in the
highest state Of cultivation, abundant free water
right; all necessary ranch buildings and agrlcul-
tural implements on the premises; immediate
possession If desired; liberal terms. Walnut pro-
perty is especially valuable; no known pests al
feet the trees and the crop need not necessarily be
marketed when harvested; il will keep. The pro-
perty will be divided if desired. Apply to
L.. q. LUNT
4-17 227 W. Second ST.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS
DERsoNAL-
| THE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA CREAMERY
COMPANY
3i3 :. BROADWAY,

SiS $ BROADWAY,
OFFERS THE FOLLOWING INDUCEMENTS
in order to introduce their fine ice cream. cottage
cheese, sweet skinned milk and butter that can
not be beat. Sweet skinned milk, 10c per gallon ;
me cottage cheese, D IDS. Tor ZSc; iresh butter
butiernilk daily, 15c per gallon. Now will Of
fer a No ice cream at 15c per gallon delivered to
any part of the city. commencing next Sunday.
send in your orders at once.
OUR CREAMERY AND OFFICE is
S1S S. BROADWAY. TELEPHONE sSl, MAIN.
VI
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LNRANK w. HOPPE PRACTICAL HORSE
i shoer. Telephone 1898. Carriage, road and
track horses shod in the best and neatest style; /;
only skilled workmen employed; corns, quarter
cracks, contracted, weak diseased feet of any
klnd successfully treated without extra charge {;
cases OF interfering knee-knocking, etc, receive
personal attention; horses called for and deliv-
cred. All work guaranteed. 40 Wolfskill ave.
Los AhSeies, tai. 40
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CHURCH NOTICES

CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER
~ Day Saints, sl5 5. Spring ST.. up stairs IN haii:
Sunday scnoo at 10 a m. preaching service at 1:s0
pm. Tonight Elder Il. NJ Whtesides will tax
for his subject Pre-existence OF Spirits. Did we
have an existence before came on earth? Come
and hear the testimony of the Bible on this ques-
tion. Your time is all it will cost you. No col
lections,
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SPECIAL NOTICES

r A FIESTA DECORATIONS
-SPECIAL NOTICE.

yIyHIS Is TO CERTIFY THAT WOO CHEZ
i Young otherwise known All jim is no
longer a member of the Kim Sang company,
whose business is raising vegetables. As Woo
Chez Young has embezzled several hundred dol
lars belonging to the Kim sang Co., his interest in
the business is forfeited 10 the remaining mem =
bers of the company. Hereafter the Kim Sang
company will not be held responsible for the ac-
tons OF or for any dealings of the said Woo Chez
Young. 4t-22-24-26
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For Sale-s.600, half cash, balance TO suit for -.
acres on south line of city; on electric line.
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WANTED-LIVE STOCK

:" ANTED-A FEW GOOD SERNICEABLE
w horses; VIII trade land. nave u acres OF
good land in san Luis obspo county, Cal; ii acres
under cultivation, and will give the right party
bargain. Apply at southern California Creamery
CO., 3i3 :. Broadway. If
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For Sale-s65o per acre, half cash, for IL acres inn
proved on south line OF city; adjacent land held at
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For Sale-Eiegant home with elegant appoint.
meuts $500 cash. balance OF sIa5O ON time two
acres ground, everything complete
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FINANCIAL

Rates for Advertisements under this classified
tion-l time, cents per line; week, 30 cents pei
line; month"; ~ per line.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
City Lots

Rates for advertisements under this classincs.
tion-i time, cents per line; 1 week, 80 cents per
line; month, Hoo per line.
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For sale-Slc5o for acres improved, miles
south of city. '
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LOST AND EOEND
PIANOS

NOR SALE-GOOD UPRIGHT PIANO, si65;
i, organ $50; piano for rent, s.. 506 5. Broad
way. 37tf
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WV ANTED - SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY
w for appointment for young men in railway
mail service. Examinations soon in every state.
Particulars about all government positions free.
NATIONAL LCORRESPONDENCE INSTITUTE,
Washington d. c. S-l5
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A TTENTION. MIN f ERS--THE PLACER KING
"A Combination dryer and gold separator; the
only machine in existence that will separate all
the gold from wet dry sand, dirt and gravel,
without the aid OF water or quicksilver. Office
S5s $ Broadway, Los Angeles, Cal. Machine at
623 Maple ave. AZ
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business NEWSPAPER-THE DAILY
ID journal; business newspaper, publishing all
the county official records, real estate transfers,
mortgages and liens, building news contract work,
financial news and all news relating to the
sources and development of Southern California
and the great territory OF the southwest. One dol
lar per month or in advance $40 per wear. oa7 w.
First st =, Los Angeles, Cal. 81 If
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NYOTICE-THE LOS ANGELES CITY WATER
IN Co. will strictly enforce the following rules:
The hours for sprinkling are between the hours of
and o'clock q and and 5 o'clock pm. For
shut OFF and fine OF ~ will be charged before the
water will be turned on again. 40
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YIyHE GERMAN SAVINGS AND LOAN so
L riety of San Francisco will make loans on inl-
proved city and country property.
TN loans of $1,000 and under. certificates
of title from the Title Insurance and
Trust Co. will be accepted, making the
expenses such loans very small
Building loans Il specially. Apply to
r. G UNIT, Agent ~ W. Second.
6l5tf
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Rates for advertisements under this classifca-
tion-1 time. cents per line; | week, 80 cents per
line; month, 81 per line.
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NOR SALE-MUST SACRIFICE MY FINE
i Hazeton upright piano for s75. Call at 9l4
Boston ST. 37tt
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For S4LE..LODGING HOUSES

u NIGHT BROS. PATENT SOLICITORS
IN free book on patents. i.i Byrnc bldg. 92.'
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For Sale-s1550 cash-Two Groom houses close
in, now rented for s2j per month.
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BLACKSMITH

II NABE AND VOSE & SONS PIANOS AT
IN BlRkELS Parlors Is and 10, Pirtle blk. II
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w TANTED-PARTNER,W WITH SNAIL CAP
w ital. to assist me in Il Legitimate business;
good money be mace: please nyCslig gate;
young man preferred. Address G. b. r., Herald
office. l-ai
wv ANTED- PARTNER-GOOD MAN WITH
w S325 III fish and poultry market Horse wag-
ctor at,If fiyftt hlsit N
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DATENTS FOR INVENTIONS OBTAINED
l. in all countries; bought and sold. >. ]. DAY
" CO., patent attorneys, room 50, Bryson blk. IT
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FOR EXCHANGE-REAL ESTATE
PATENTS, COPYRIGHTS, ETC.

- EXCHANGE OR SELL PROPERTY QU;Ck
- go to BEN WHITE, 22l W. First st. 81
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wv TANTED-SALESMEN- TO Sl2j PER
w month and expenses; sample line: position
permanent, pleasant and desirable Address. with
stamp, KING MFG CO., f. 49, Chicago. 7-29
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-02-13
Republican Party's Birthday.

The suggestion OF the Union Eepubli-
can Club, OF Washington, D. C., that
there be a celebration this year Of the
forticth anniversary of the birth Of the
Republican party ought TO meet with
general favor among Republicans. II
there is 10 be any general Observance Of
OF the day it ought 10 be held on Fcbru-
ary az. On that day Of that month in
1857 tnok place the first national gather
ing Of Republicans which ever met. II
assembled in Pittsburg in obedience 10 a
call Of the chairman Of the Republican
State Committees Of Maine, Vermont,
Massachusetts,, New York, Pennsylvania,
Ohio, Michigan, Indiana and Wisconsin.
As Is true, OF course Of all political par
tics, the Republican party had State be-
fore it had a national organization. !rhe
Pittsburg gathering, which was attended
by representatives Of the party from
twenty-four States, framed national
organization for the party, and the Ma
tional Committee then chosen called the
Philadelphia Convention Of July II. 1857,
which made John {. Fremont the party'a
standard-be for President.
The impulse, Of course, which led To
the formation Of the party, was generated
ny TIC fSdIiShS-4NEDidBkd DllI blRlltu ny
President Pierce, May 80, 1854, opening
the territories north Of the Missouri line
OF 36-3o TO slavery, which forced ell
the enemies Of slavery cxtcnsion-Aboli-
tionists, Free Solers, anti-Blavery Wings
and anti-slavcry Democrats into the
combination which took the name Of the
Republican party. The Republican
name was adopted in Ripon, Wis, ss
early as March, 1854, before the Kansas
bill passed, but when it's enactment was
seen TO be inevitable. Michigan, how
ever, has the honor Of holding the first
State gathering that selected that name,
which met July 8. 1854. As before men
toned, the first national gathering Of the
party was that which met in Pittsburg on
on February ~, 1886. The forticth ami
vcrsary Of the party's birth will be at
hand in little over two weeks, and Re
publican clubs throughout the country
should take steps 10 bring about an ap-
propriatc observance Of the occasion.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-02-13
FAIRVIEW FACTS.

ID. w. Mcclure with his son Harry rs.
turned last week from Jefferson County
whore they attended tho funeral OF one ot
ID W's. sisters, who died suddenly al
Stanton Pa.
VIM. Thorn formerly Of Fairview twp.
died at his homo IN Mari. His body waa
brought through here for burial at Bear
creek cemetery.
The snow has fallen 10 such an extent
here that II has almost blockaded the high
way.
Mrs NJ. s Ray, Ia visiting her daughter
Mrs Flemming a, OIL City.
Minnie Byers visited friends at Butler
last week.
Samuel KeiGef and wife and Howard
Kfrfier returned home on Saturday.
Mrs Idol Graham visited friends in
Milerstown last week
Mary wiigon will return to hsr strdies
at Grove City next week
Bert Mich1els came homo on last Satur.
day feeling bad with cold.
II. J. McCamey camo home on Saturday
from his labors IN tho lower oil fields.
II W Jamison has gone ~ Bellevie. be
low Pittaburg 20 work at rig building.
X. 7 Jamison lost $50 on Saturday, no
didn't miss IL until he went 30 Butler. then
then he thought perhaps he had left II in
Petrolia. when making change, but hasn't
found u got.
There will be Preaching In tho Presby-
terian church by the Rev. w. l.. Mcclure
5abbsth evening. Feby 10th. You will
notice tho change in bis appointments
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-02-13
Congrcssi onal Districts.

: The fifteen Congressional and National
Delegate districts OF the county are as
follows:
Ist, Allegheny and Parker twps.
2nd, Mercer, Marion and Venango
twps.
3rd, slipperyrock, Worth and Centre
vile boro.
4th, Cherry. Clay and Suiibury boro.
Sth, Washington and Concord twps.
9th, Fairview twp; Karns City, Petro-
liza and Fairvicw boro.
9TH, Clearfield, Donegal, Oakland and
Millerstown boro.
Sth, Clinton, Jefferson and Summit.
9Th, Buffalo and Winfield.
roth, Forward and Penn.
nth, Butler twp and Butler boro,
I2th, Adams and Middlcsex.
I3th, Cranberry, Jackson, Connoque-
Messing S, Evans City, Harmony and
Zclicnoplc boro.
18th, Connoqcuessing N, Lancaster,
Muddycreek and Portersville boro.
18TH, Brady; Centre, Franklin and
Prospect boro.
The vote Of the district instructs the
delegate from that district, and Messrs
McJnnkin and Showalter have already
agreed upon the delegates for some Of
the districts.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-02-13
PETROLIA PENCIINGS.

Mr.. J. II. Chatham, of Allegheny listed
al Thos JsmjsOn's last week.
Miss Flora Fleming, left Tuesday for
Bradford on visit to relatives.
Mr.. F, FILLER las been granted a
pension.
W. H. DaDgherty and ". II. Jellison
are On the SICK list.
Mr and Mrs S. }. Erwin OF Parker, Miss
Margaret ShafIcr and Mrs Colbert of
Butler attended the funeral of Mr. Thorn,
Sarurdsg.
Mr. Wm Thorn formerly of Fairview and
this place. died at his home in Mars of
pneumonia Thursday Of last week was in
TERED 10 the Bear Creek Cemetery Satur-
day. He leaves sn aged wife and three
children and carried $1,000 insurance in the
United Workmeu nf FaiTView.
Mrs G. ID Robertson died Friday morn
ing after lnIg Illness, she leaves her nus
band ana one son James of Lima, ONO.
She was buried Sunday P. NJ. N the Bear
Greek Cemetery.