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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-04-18
RnHlr Jhrc II.

JUhc Fresir1 wsS brought - tom
timber C1e.E ign SGtuds, IL L
iDvs: precs1Dps condition having ns
asuai lady cut. ths t-ach-s ssre-.d
IL twp places, End the ;ugus- laid
haze. Tie accident. tor Euct II 49,
pear 70 De, IL surrounded IL dse-p
L. s.f-.5 u 40 = / ~ found Who
ppssessse pDs-ir. Eno"IsdEe u -
how tbs iD!u1e3 rnsD became b. hoy
rIult tgoera.e5. Tbere IRE Bers-L
u1v-i=s gHpst pu;Joriug ~ deiaii Ia,
raGnner IL which RI. FreelM VIZ L.
!u,sd, but nons II Gea Ire ruD
s-GifSGtei one rersaun Il Tia: John
We r5dnE along sac rad aeG. LIS
home 81 IEuDsT CresG. on horse
ha-S harnE Ms kEIs out Il IL. act
II cr:ting tuJaccD uheu tbs bore
suddsrj! started Up throging JOHN 70
Ds rauuI3 end which resulted u IL.
raclGr .! ths deep wound on
tD-ce4rYEt. Another IL. that euiciie
VIZ attempted. Al o, the charges.
however, are mere conjecture. at least
~ tat u the public know. Time
aud iytuIs developments will alone
1nvyreE tie facts which at presept
are sbfD@dsS ~ mystery. II is re-
pVrts5 hs caunot recDYer.-WLite
fns SesI
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-04-18

One day lat week d 1DInsn. 80
years old, got of the train at Blue
Hill station ~ INK for her brother.
snd within two hours she had ~
ofeD u marriage. She vss d woman
with false hair, bad teeth, a lame leg
and . cataract in one eye. and yet the
CROWD fairly sssrmeJ Tor her. and
at sunGOsE she was married ~ a
man worth S30,1OO. II there srs any
other single women headed this way,
let 'sm stop of at this town. We
guarantee at least - Offers 81 MARI
age per day for q week. M matter
what her sgc or iOOks Oh physical
condition. Az mayor Oi the town we
agree 10 find husbands for 300 mar
risgeSble wOme a fast Oh they can
descend from the stage. and every
man prOpO.ing marriage will DO
worth nt least 5000, What A rizona
wants il 5000 o wives, and she
Tants 'em ~ bad that she cries for
EN-. II will pay every married oma
10 the Eat not satisfied with her
husband tO run away and head IN
this direction. and old maids and
young girls will he received with
open arms LAY or night and proposed
W on the spot-Ar izDna Kicker.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-04-18

The des4b II DsnieI ". yyo:tt@
lsG Saturday one ~ tie
sbtesf naen ~ :bs psti2p- Aap:AeF
bright ia; IL tie gd=sy II Ansacr
etHsesiaen j. a@pe5 forever The
facfsmeueo Bee IL speskin2 Q. Ds
death EsyI;
The heath ri H~o. Daniel y. YDu,-
Ea, who represented :Ls S,g:e n
In3Isns tpf more thsD dirty ,ea:t lo
DoA branches II Congress, Wa ths
Afs statesman ~ declare ~ lie
Far N tbs United States Senate n,
tie free aDd unlimited ooiusxe ri sjl-
yer Fo, more than twenty sears be
Wa { GsmbeS ~ the Senate CDrumit-
tee On Finance and always SUM Tor
bimetsiIisw. lie was eloquent. zbi..
End ready csbster. IiH term e.
pred On tbs 81 " March lat and Le
uas syeeseiei by = msn u opposite
politics, be bei2g q DsmH.rat.
When hs died II ills home e; the
National Capital Lh morning lie
American Nation ipet another Of ,hnGe
brilliant minds t0r which her past hss
Been famous. lie Vas : peer ri such
msB e. Blaine, G2nkIing and OiLer
brilliant men who have gone before.
lie ~ss 10 years u aye and died of
ns7rsIZis u the heart
lie hsi rounded out d tong and
nssfUi life, aud gols down " his
grave Lon0fed by his courirymen,
not sion, Tor bic qualities u MIND but
tor ,bpse of his hear, ~ well.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-04-18
.nin s.h.,.l nnnnin.-

II seems ttRt sune u on psoIie
nave IN idea thEa dn hirh school
car lie hsd iur tie purpose u holirnE
Lectures znd uStte. entertainments
therein NOT Jrupe-s u hns with the
ut3sct. iu- winch i. wss buit- Lint
siIn N III idea ne-is but
hrtie Jrvn.- Tbs fnrh srhual ras
bulk for ths pr-post Ut edncEtrnE
5b+ Dgys and Er-i- q; tiis ENC n5lurp-
NIX cJuIrles and fuc I'D ulle- pui-
lEDse
u. Stubts. IL tins elDgnsr1 deiica-
afr adde's ucG-ut.d Ii. building
80 +iIe rptrEIup ~ liz meutI end
u.u-d t.rI fas e Int Euu.h wing
tIOC advantage u Ia. opportunities
ESu-dsa ~ ths schual
In. u.s. II ur building in- IL, pur-
;rDss No. cit-eiy aIhCc VIII lne WORK
ui liz sGhyol would ie III imposition
uTslu tlIs tEIpgge1 End ct:zsrn II
Iis county and VIII up: tx tolerated
ba tie lcs<erl o1g-d II eincztun.
Ils meIuDs-F n tne bJx-d IL tax
Inr tt1s ssanc iIvs IL dssi-s X De
arbitrary II al, bui tHh-vs LIN: :hsy
x-e carving uu- Lhsr tru<t IL pr-
t~rigGE Ing p-pps-ty aud p--Se-rInE
"a. flEb srhy1 buldInE ~: Ii. pm
Jrus-s fu- winch Il Wa pui--
EuiduE these ri.vI Z VII " L
usels@ Es=:s =: gss--y fm NY ~ m
r-is-us e. eohcii la Liz q. Ens nigh
srtnyI building t-urp liz p-es<ui
ous-d tu- -hs pr-pose u holding lsc-
tues " Ery u:hsr entertainments
therein NJ; ciYsel. ronu-r:sj VIII Ia.
wv.c o. TIE schJo-
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-04-18
An unfnrimnnIr Name

"a Svindle. IL tho name that an.
pearH over tho oHico door ~ n a,tuV.
Cling lawyer in q CITY Of Canada, A
friend Jiihs unfortunate gentleman
suggested tho ~adyisability ~ bis writ.
Ing ont his Iirat nnmo In foil, think.
ing that Arthur or Andrew Swindlo
ss the case might 10. would sound
better and look better than tho sig
nincant "a. SwinJloH when tho Inv i.
yof. wish lcsr' in his oyoo. explained
that his namo WA Adam tho friend
understood md was silcnt.-Wiacon.
sin Blade.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-04-18
somE LOG CABIN KoTes,

DE mar what sings dc Ioudes. f,
snureh throws his head 80 fur back dnt
nc cam sec dc collection basket when
IL comes crlong. ''
SoME ioIka In 80 fond or huntIn' trou.
r'e dat dey cant enjoy a mess or honey
10 ,hlnhin' What mighter happened a;
q" hc" h1h stung en-, OF
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-04-18

For tie last nine weeks We have
been Jumping over. skipping around
u snes.iDg under the foIIywinv
article. We had determined not tn
iBtiict II IN our readers. W. ,,,,,I
IT on Tor two rounds but II iss start.
ed an its third trip aud va sgueaJ.
We humbIy npDlogize. but the iIe.h
~ weak. Here gOeA: vii, tbou
take her Tor Thy pafJ, fDr better O,
Tor "Ofae; hD have, " hold, ~ foDJJy
guard till hauled on ~ a hears.,
VIII thou let her hsys her Ysy, con
suit her many wishes; make III. fire
up every dHy, hDd help her wmh the
di"hesf Wit tlIou give her all Ia.
'stud' berJittie pUfss will puck; buy
Il monkey bon hDd nun. a little seal.
skin sscque! VIII thou comfort and
support Iter father nnd mother, Amt
Jomimn, Uncle John, thirteen sisters
and = brotbsrf And hia face gtey
pnle blnnki II vac too late 10 giIt; No
through ths chapel floor he sauL.
ho hhdly said, i wilt '-EIcbanv.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-01-07
Penrose Nominated.

As was expected, from the development ts
Of the last few days. Boise Penrose Of
Philadelphia was nominated, Tuesday
night, for q. s. Senator, But what a
spectacle it was to zee our Junior Senator
leave his duties at Washington, locate in
Harrisburg, and with threats Of withhold
ing Federal positions under the new aI-
ministration if members did not cline Up;'
and promises galore if they would secure
enough members to give Penrose the ma
jority. BY this meant man who, in the
estimation Of the good people Of Philadel.
pbia, was not fit to be Mayor, and whom
the people Of the State did not want, hal
been nominated for tho position of U. S
Senator.
Had tho matter been left to vote Of the
people Of the State, Penrose would have
been buried under an avalanche Of votes
30 great that he would have been out o.
sight for all time to come
To the credit of our members, Hoa. Jas
N. Moore and Hon. John Dindinger, be il
said, they voted for Mr.. Wanamaker, and
stood by the wishes Of the people Of Butler
county, and would not sell their birth
right for mess Of political potsge, al
many cringirg, trucking, time serving
politicians have done from all over the
State, and just because one man. Senator
Quay, said ~ want Penrose for my col.
league in the Senate"
All honor 10 "Jim Moore" and "John
Dindinger." They truly represent tho
people OF Butler county and the people
will not forget them for it.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-01-07
FLICK

The streets Of Flick are in bad condition
and there is some talk OF 5oardwalks beng
laid.
Miss Florence Landers ard sister OF Ba-
den were the guests Of John Parks recent
ly.
H.G. Fair has returned from the Kansas
oil field.
Edward Parks Of East Brady was the
guest Of ". P. Criner .ast week. He wa'
| looking for location fOr barber Shop-
Just what our town needs.
The well on the David Parks farm Is re-
ported good for 20 barrels. The Foresi
Oil Co. has cased on the W. B. Marshall
Denny Mccall and Sylvester Montgom.
cry attended the Bean Bake at g. A. K
Hall in West Deer twp, Allegheny Co.
Thursday night.
Frank Kennedy of Clinton twp. recently
| sold a Chester White hog weighing 00'
pounds. Who can beat iti
| ". "A. Allison sold a Bronze Mexican
ts-key which weighed p pounds.
The folks of Flick are trying to get
| Curfew ordinance passed.
We are expecting an open winter-to
| the robins are here yet. We are INFORMED
4 that il ia 81 years since they stayed so lat'
| in the season.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-01-07
HARRISVILLE.

Ms. Rev. Imbrie Is visiting her mothef'
Mrs. Sharp, Of Oil City.
II. Cha Kerr and wife, spent New
Years with her sister, Mrs. Russell oi
GROVE City.
W edding. bells will ring ere long.
Miss Matte Totten, of Pittsburg is the
guest OF her sister, Mrs Rev. Taylor.
Messers Kithlinger and Ed. Bingham
were home through the holidays.
Mrs c. B. Morrow lett tor Allegheny
Monday, to visit her daughter MIS-
| TeZter.
Bert Nagee left for his work, Thursday
after brief visit with his parents.
Quite a number of students from here
left for Slipp psryrock Normal, Monday.
Robert Elrick has returned to Philadei
phis, after an extended visit with hi
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Bingham were th'
guests Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs JONI
Dovnes recently.
Graudpap Downes, who has been the
ruast % John D0wnes. las returned home'
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-01-07
The Congressional Election.

The death OF Congressu1an-elect James
7. Davidson makes it necessary TO hold
an election in this district to fill the va
>cancy, but it is not yet known when that
election will be or can be held.
The National Constitution says that
seWhen vacancies happen in the repre-
sentation from any State, the executive
authority thereof shall issue writs OF cleo
ton to ill such vacancies and the
only paragraph we can find on the state
constitution that may cover the case IS
this from Sec. OF Art. ", but IN any
such case OF vacancy, IN an elective
Offices. a person shall be chosen to saio
Office at the next general election, unless
the vacancy shall happen within three
calandar months Immediately proceeding
such election in which case the cleo
ton for said Office shall be al
the second succeeding general election
Va 1-ovision IS made for the oIhclal
notification OF the Governor OF the
death or vacancy, and it has been custom
arv for the Speaker of the National
House to notify the Governor OF any
vacancies in the representation IRON
their states; but in this case the Congress
10 which Mr.. Davidson was elected VIII
not meet, Iunless an extra session IS can
e17 until December next. and that wou4d
throw the election into next year ana
leave the district unrepresented Tor some
months.
It is probable, however that the chair-
men of the County Committees OF the
forr counties that constitute the distric'
will take some action on the matter, t-lo
that special election will be held some
time during the Spring, and we hops
that the Republicans Of this county wliI
agree upon a man and stay right wi'H
him till the po s close. The abrogation
OF the rights Of this county by Quay ano
mis- servants should, we think, no Longer
be submitted to.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-01-07

CRA WFORD-In Pittsburg, Dec %, 80
William Crawford Of Washington twp
aged II years.
KELLY-Ar his home in Buffalo twp,
Dec. %. 1896, John ]. Kelly, aged 81
years.
GILL-At the residence OF her son, Hlraa hiram
in Slipperyrock twp. Dec. y, IeSo
Mrs Matte Gill, in her 9Oth year.
HAYS-At his home il Adams twp, Nov.
%. 1886. Joseph Hays, aged 5l years
Nj. Hays death was caused By heart
trouble. q.
CONARD-At his home in Butler, Dec
% 1896. John H. Conard, ageda bout %
years.
Mr. Conard was well known TO our peo-
ple as the manager OF the Water oTks.
He has been i'll for about two months with
a complication Of diseases He was quiet
uuofending man and good citizen.
MULHOLLAND AT his home in Butler,
Dec. %, 1896, Barney Aulholland. aged
about 60 years.
HARBISON-At her home in Buffalo
twp, Dec. 26, 1896, Jennie, daughter OF
Joseph HARRISON, aged 10 years
Miss HARRISON death was caused by
typhoid. and this was the third death N
the family within period OF two months.
FALKNER-At his home in Buffalo twp,
Dec. g, 1896, John Falkner, aged o.
years.
BROWN-At the home of her daughter
Mrs. Cross near Grove City, Dec. -
1896 Mrs. E. J. Brown, mother Of Jno
W. Brown, OF Butler aged 50 years.
| HULL-At her home in Gallery Dec; ~ y,
| 1896, Audrey, dang hter Of Arthur huii
| aged 4, years.
Andrey's death was caused by spinal
| meningitis after al Illness of but on'
day.
| RIPPUS AT her home in Oakland twp
| Sunday morning, January Sd 1897, MIS-
| Rachael Myers, wife Of Capt. j, g. Blp
| pus in her 73d ear.
| FISHER-At hi. home in Summit twp
Jan. Sd 1897, George Fisher aged about
| 20 years.
| MULHOLLAND-At her home IN Bntle
Jan. Sd 1897, Francis, wife OF Jane
Mulholland, aged 81 years.
| SHOUP-At her home in Butler Dec. y
1896, Mrs Edith ShOup, wife OF Rev. ,
F. Shoup of the Free Methodist Oh urc
in her 30th year,
ISTEYENSON-At her home in Clay twF
this county, Dec. q, 1896 Mrs. Eliza
beth Stevenson, wife of Samuel l.. Stey
j enson aged AZ years.
She leaves II children most of ther
young to experience their great loss.
| VfNROE AT Mercy Hospital Pittsbure
Dec, %, 1896, Mrs. ylnroe wife
Stephen A. Yinroe of Penn Twp III
county, aged about q years. -,
SHANNON-At her home in Petersvill
Dec Both 1896 Mrs Jane Shannon wid
ow of Samuel Shannon formerly Of nea
Mt. Chestnut, aged about 70 years.
OBITUARY NOTES.
CONGRESSMAN elect James j. Davidson
. Of Beaver died at Phoenix, Arizona, la
, Saturday night. His death was cause
; by Consumption.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-01-07
SCRIBNERS
MAGAZINE
A RED-LETTER YEAR FOR
1907

1897
THE ENTIRE NOVELTY Of many of the
! plans for 1897 IS noticeable, For in
stance, the series devoted 10
| LONDON As sEEE Hv CHARLES DANA
GIBSON" Nh. Gibson has not before
appeared as a writer lie visited London
| last summer for ScKlGSER 5 MAGAZINE,
| for the purpose o. depicting with per and
| pencil those scenes and types which the
| huge metropolis presents III endless vari-
/ ETY..
! OF like novelty is the considerable.
NOVEL. BY RICHARD HARDING DAVIS,
| Soldiers of Fortune" The hero IS one
| Of the most vigorous men that Mr.. Davis
has drawn. Illustrated by {. d. Gibson.
THE CONDUCT OF GREAT BUSINESS. "
| A beautiful illustrated series of article Of
which the following are already complct-
| ed:
! ''The Great Department Store"
! "The Management of a Great Hotel
: 'The Working OF the Bank
, a Great Mandatory"
UNDERGRADUATE LIFE IN AMERICAN
! CoI.LEGEs. A series of articles touching
upon the life Of our older universities as
! represented by the doings OF the students
! themselves.
, Judge Henry T.. Rowland writes OH Gun
dcrgraduate Life at Yale"
| Mr.. James Alexander on Princeton, "
and Robert Grant and Edward S. Mar
tin on Harvard"
JAPAN AND CHINA SINCE TIN; WAR,
will be a most interesting group Of arti-
clcs richly illustrated.
THE UNoUrET SEX" Under the title
Tho fa- - TTrll4f Wat
terson Moody will write a series of arti-
clcs:- Woman and Reforms" "The
College Bred Woman" " "Woman's
Clubs" ald "Tirc Case Of Maria" a pa
per on domestic service.
w. ID. HOMELESS "srORY or A PLAY
In this Mr.. Howells gives us the best
novel he has ever produced in his de
lightful vein of light comedy.
GEORGE ". CABLE. In addition to the
fiction enumerated there Will be series
OF four short stories by George w. Gable,
the only ones Inc has written for many
years.
How 70 TRAVEL. WISELY with a MN
imum Of wear and tear must be regarded
as an art little understood. Mir. Lewis
Morris Iddings, in two articles, will offer
n variety Of useful suggestions aud data
on ocean and Land Travel" This Will
be happily rounded out by an article
from Mr.. Richard Harding Davis on
Travellers One Meets Their ways and
Methods" The illustra tons by Aneri
can and Foreign artists will be highly
pertinent.
7 It is impossible in A small space. TO
even mention the man y attractive iea-
lures for 1897. 4 beautiful illustrated
booklet has been prepared, which VIII
be sent, postage paid on request.
Scrlbner's Magazine 10 90 a year
25 cent a copy
CHAS. SCRIBNER'S SONS
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New York.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-01-07
The Trccnas.

The two military roads built across
Cuba by the Spaniards, from sea TO sea,
one TO the east Of Havanna and the Other
to the west are well described by Austin
Beach, city editor Of the Pittsburg Times
and now IN Cuba.
The roads are about 50 feet wide, vel
paved; and have well-built, stone wall,
on either side, and outside Of these are
deep bitches and barbed wire fences.
AZ intervals Of half mile along it are
forts built Of wood and earth in which
companies Of soldiers are quartcred; and
these with the excellent road, provide
for the concentration Of troops at any
point 10 prevent the insurgents from en-
tcring the province Of HAVANA fron
either the East OF West.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-01-07
All for Wanam5kcr.

GoMgRsAL, PA, ian. i, 1897.
WM. &. NEGLEY, EsQ.--Dear Sir: Sen
timents Of tho voters of Cherry twp. are a
unit for Hon. John Wanamaker for u. s.
Senator. (Signed) +. w. FERGUSON.
W. X. HocKEsBERRY, NJ. ID.
A. j. SPRoULL, Pm.
i. III. HoCKRsBgRRY, Prof.
j. CANON,
HARRY MASON.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-01-07
n Present.

While Rev. W. j. Cooper Pastor Of
Clinton U. p. Congregation weH out Of his
room on Thursday the "Kriss" invaded il
and when the Reverend returned he found
d very fine book case and writing dcsk
combined, With a card attached bearing
the following inscription. Kerry Christ
beautiful rocker with compliments Of the
congregation TO Mrg. Cooper. Such gifts
from people 10 pastors arc very highly
appreciated.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-01-07

According to tde annual report of tn1
Comm. i.ss;o1e-s Of INN grafton the arm
sal Of .mm;2- 2-an.s n tl country dn1'us
-be psst wear numbe-ed 1857, an IN
case ot s. 70 Owe the p-ec-edlng ng
wear. Of'these 10 wee returned uncef
he contract IaL0r ac- and -,o2j as pau
ye-s or other p-0uiDi-=d s-tens. Inc
.o.a- received. a..nouen en increase over
last year, $ 2 dec ease o. n per cen,
rom the aye.agc Of ne preceding ten
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-01-07
RENENO
FRENCH REMEDY

pI5dUces the above results In 50 days. IL acts
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ffs one for study, business or marriage. IL not
only cares vy starting at tne seat CT disease
bvt' is a great nerve tonic and blood builder
bringing back the pink plow to pale cheeks
and restoring the FIRE OF youth. II wards on
Insanity and Consumption. Insist on having
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| = Co. with positive written guarantee TO cure
| or refund the money. Circular iTee. Address
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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-01-07
FLORIDA

For detailed itineraries and other infor-
mgtica. apply at ticket agencies, or addr.s
Thos [. Watt, Pass. Agent Western Dis
rrict. 800 Fifth Avenue, PittsDurg, PcDns
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-01-07
SUNDAY TRAINS-Leaye Allegheny city 10
Butler and principal intermediate stations -
, NJ fo.3n and 1:l5 Z. NJ.

q. n. P. IL. d. IL =, ~
on SUNDAY, train leaving Butler 7:4O \.
n. connects Cor Harrisburg, Altoona, and
Philadelphia.
Through trains for the east leave Pitts
Ln.g Union Station) as follows
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-01-07
NEWTON BLACK.

atty At Law once on South side Q; pisInonc
cutler. Pg
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-01-07

Philad'a. Mail. Sunday only----S 40 q. m.
For detailed information, address Thos.
E. Watt. Pass. Agt Western District, cor
fifth Ave. ard Smithfield st, PiL,sbu-g,
Pa.
| S. 4. PREVOST, J. Z WOOD,
General Manager. GeLI iassr, gent
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-01-07
THE PITTSBURG, SHENAN-
4 GO & LIKE ERIE RAILROAD

TINE TAELE-ln elieat Sunday, Dec,
30, 1896. Trains are run By Stsniard n
tIal Time l9Oth Meridian.
GONG NORTH. GOING SOUTH
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-01-07
j NJ. pAINrEk
Attorney y-at-La W .

Zee Between Postomco ana Diamond Butler
20.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-01-07
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD COMPANY
Observation-Disclosures Tours
MalcnIeSs in every featurc.
CALIFORNIA

Tareetru-s 20 CALIFORNIA and the
PACIFIC COAST will leave Harrisburg
Altoona. and Pit-UHrg January -, FeOvu-
ary q aud March -. 1897 Five weeks IN
Califaruis on the hrst tour, and four weeks
n the second. Passengers on the third
,ur may return on regular trains within
nine months. Stop viii be made ~ New
orleans for Mardi-Gras festivities or III
second tour.
Pates from allpoints on the Penna. r. r.
system: First tour. $50; second tour S35C
third tour $40. From Pittsburg, $500
less for each tour.
FLORIDA
Jacksonville t0nrs. SLOWING two weeks
:, rlnriis will leave New Y Tark and sPhil-
s.elahia Jaruarr %, February . and %,
and March Q 1897. Rate. covering expen-
SOS on route in both directions, sj5 90 from
Pi.tsburg, and Proportionate rates from
other points.
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RAILROAD TINE TABLES.
PENNSYLVANIA RAJ5 s5sD.
Western Pennsylvania Division.
schedule IN effect Nov. 16, 1896.

SrSDAY TRAINS - Leave Butler to- Ale
cine NV CITY ami principal intermediate stations
T.+O 4 NJ. 2.2O anu 90 Z. N.
- - Nnrrh Week Dovs -
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The KEELEY. CURE

Is L Fucciai boon tO hu iness mon who, having
driftcd uucouscou-iy Into the drink habit aud
awaken ~ iind the disease ofalcOhOliam fastened
upon them, rendering them unfit % manage af-
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Trains leave the &. Z o. depot IN Pittbu-G
iCr the East as follows.
For Washington d c., Baltimore, Phliaaei
ulia, ana Now York 30 and 9:2O p. M
gumberlapd $40, 30, q. m. 10, 9:20 2. N. Con-
ue,svile t.t0 1880, a. m 10 $50, f45 $50, SO
D m Unontown, z. 20 a. IN. 10, $50, $50 p H.
DniontOwn, Morga utOwE and Falrnobt, 49, a.
NJ and SOP. IN, Mt. Pleasant Gao, Z. 90 a. m
10 and 40 p IN. Washington, Pa 40 and
90 a. m, 4.09,i45 and 9.Ce II 30 p. m. Wneet
no. 40. and @ 20 q m and 400, 800. ll.55 p
=. Cincinnati, ST, -4ouis, Columbus and New
ark T.40 a. m. 9.lO. 1l.55 p, n.
For Chicago, 40 ami $50 p. ~.
PGrloT and sleeping cars TO BalJlmofe VAN
ington cincinnati and Chicago.
II. 0. DUyKLE. Gen. Supt. Allegheny, "a
G. W. BAssETT, A G.P a Allegheny, Pa
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DITTSBUKG & WESTERN
L Railway. Allegheny Short
Line. Schedule in effect, July 70,
1906.
ButlerT Time,
SUNDAY TRAINS.

Pullman Buffet Sleeping cars ana AISl-cid :
Day Coaches run through between Butler ana
Chicago daily.
FOR through tickets 20 points the West
Northwest or Southwest apply TO
A 3. CROUCH, agent
Rutllr Pa