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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-09-16

Can surely find lns every desire rAiisfied
IN our Spring 1897 stock, Which con-
tains all the shapes, colors end Qualities
most admired by connois.eurs. I'VE have
no fancy prices, but merely value for
value.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-09-16

than in any previous season-hundreds
of different styles new all wool goods
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-09-16
WASSON-HOOH

At noon, yesterday, Miss Mary Hoon,
daughter of Thomas R. Hoon of Centre
twp. and Dr. Elgin Wasson of Baltimore
were married at the brides home. Rev.
j. H. Braden officiating and hundred
guests being present.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-09-16
PROFESSIONAL CARD S.

nR. W. ?. McILROY;
~ DENTIST.
Formerly known as the "Peerles;
Painless Extractor OF Teeth" Located
permanently at III East Jefferson St
Opposite Hotel Lowry, Butler. Will dC
Dental operations OF all kinds By the
latest devices and up-to-date methods.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-12

the desire to secure more profit. The
dealer or clerk who does this cares moth.
ing for your welfare. He simply wants
your money. Do not permit yourself to
be deceived. Insist upon having
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-12
TEMPLE HOUSTON IN Town
He Came to Wichita to Get = Night
Rest

Temple Houston OF Woodward, 0. T.,
came up asst night fromz Guthrie.
where he has been for the past week on
legal business. When seen last night in
his room az the Carey he was getting
ready TO retire
When asked what brought him to
Wichita, he said:
We'll, sir, I have to go 70 Winfield TO-
morrow on business. and I came up here
20 sleep. When the choice OF the two
towns was considered 1 had no hesitancy
in coming to Wichita. I Ike Wichita"
He said that ne didn't know the DIFF
ference between a plow and a furrow.
but that everybody said that they were
going 70 have a full crop.
What kind of crop viii you have
around Woodward"
We'll, sir, you know around my town
We only raise caves and HI. That's
the old saying"
Il see you have been reading the 1cor-
oclast," queried the reporter.
Eyes. sir. like it because It roasts
old Grover
What do you know about the political
situation in Oklahoma. Mr.. Houston -
Nothing, sir; nothing for publication
lust push that button. II you please, and
see IL We cant get something up here"
With that request the interview ter
minated
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-12
COMMITTEEMAN JOHNSON HERE
Close Friend Of wm. j. Bryan in the City
YESTERDAY.

J. G. johnson Of Peabody, Democratic
national committeeman from Kansas,
was IN the city yesterday attending 70
some legal business in connection with
the Modern Woodmen. He is considered
to be the closest friend IN the state 20
William ]. Bryan and only four weeks
ago visited the Bryans IN Lincoln, Neb-
When asked If Mr.. Bryan intended TO
go abroad, he said that when he saw him
ne said nothing about taking an Euro
pean trip, but CT course he did not know.
as Mr.. Bryan often changed his plans.
He said he saw Mr.. Talbot, who was
Mr.. Bryan's law partner, only a few
days ago. and he said nothing regard
ing any contemplated trip.
''Mr. Bryan told me when last saw
him that he was going to address the
Octawa Chautauqua on June % on BIZ
me.allism, and from there ne was go
ing 10 go 70 Los Angeles, Cali, where, on
July 4. ne would address the Silver Re
publicans OF that city. He said that the
club had a membership OF $500
Mr.. Johnson told how ne rode in
hack with Mr.. Bryan during The late
campaign in h'cago. I'VE were there
for four days. he said. and during that
time Mr.. Bryan spoke 70 over 10000
people. On one night he addressed
thirteen different audiences. While in
the cab Mr.. Bryan would turn TO him
and say: We'll, what shall we say at the
next meeting?" Then he would go over
briefly what he would say and when he
spoke ne would Of course enlarge on the
briefly discussed subjects. II was Mr..
Johnson who got Mr.. Bryan 10 speak in
on the civil service issue. AT
first Mr.. Bryan did not answer him,
seeming 10 revolve the subject in his
mind. After he had spoken at two meet
ings on that night, he az the third
launched onto the civil service subject
Mr.. Johnson said that ne was fusion
isl. and though: with an equitable I'M
the two parties would fuse
next year on state issues.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-12
RICHARC LENGX, EORGER
Noted Passer of Bogus Checks Once Caught
the Home Banks.

Richard Lenox, the noted fo-ger who
was released at Sioux City yesterday,
because Of a flow in the habeas corpus
proceedings. an account OF which ap-
peared in yesterdays Eagle, was well
known here. In 1890 he, in company with
a one-armed man, got $500 from both the
Wichita National and the State National
banks From here they visited Winfield
and Arkansas City, and made good hauls
from both Of those towns. He was
caught by the sheriff of Cowley county
in Pennsylvania, and taken to Win
field. where he was convicted and SEN
fenced 10 a term OF seven years in the
Kansas peni1entiary. He has probably
received more money by forgery than
any man in the county. He does not
confine his operations 70 any one sec
ton, having worked the banks OF all
the large cities
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PERSON WAS CHIEF ASSISTANT
EeiIe Piaine Banker Was a Former Citizen
of wichita

In giving an account % The death of
g. r Person. who committed suicide n
Chicago last week. the Beile PLANE De-
fender says;
He showed Marked aptitude for rail-
road business aai IN 1876 he was rec
commended % Chas E Warmer, then
station agent of the Santa Fe al Wlch-
tia, as a competent man for chief as
sisIant a. that station The position was
rendered and the increase IN the salary
induced Mr.. Person 70 accept = IN the
mean time ne had married Clara 5.
Dean. ar Genoa, Ohio. May 27th. 1874.
and the young and happy couple came
10 Wichita. where they remained until
1879. when Mr.. Person vase rendered
and accepted the position o. ager, of
the Santa Fe company a. Wellington. -
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is IN JAIL AGAIN
SAM GRANT DIFFENDERFER EX-
TENDS A HABIT.

Arraiened Before Judge Clean and Bound
fer Three Hundred Dollars and Com
mitted 20 JAN In Default Of s1rety-He
has Bees IN Jail - Often n He Coald
for the Last Twenty Yesss - County
Commissioners Have . Little Book With
stoey and Its Oid-Wm Fight to =
"Fraz.-
"G-z-o-o-o," said Sam Grant Diffen-
derfer, as they trotted him OF TO Jail
from Judge Glenn's court yesterday.
IN fight 'er 70 a .fraz.' This thing OF
sending man 10 Jail everytime the lamp
goes dry is TOO much OF fudge. G-z-
600, g-Z-o-o-o-
But the officers hustled hin along any,
way, and now he is nosing the iron bar
intervals OF Jail fo- about the thirty
fifth time since he was turned loose in
The world for the first time.
According 20 the county shertff's ac-
count and the information possessed by
the county commissioners, Dtffenderfer,
arrested and now in jail for wife beat
ing, Is anything but angelic or ambiti-
Gus.
There is a little old book in the coun-
" commissioners Office with a griev-
ance against D:ffenderfer, too. This
book says that Mrs. S. G.. Difenderfer
went to the county commissioner Of
fee in February, 1894, and asked for aid
There are little items on down the page
from that date TO April, 1895, in favor of
Mrs. s. G. Diffenderfer The items be-
gin. man away" and after a few hand
outs it reads, man at home but char
ity keeps on apace. Flour s1.25; coal,
s1-oo; meat, 500. till there is a sudden
break and a little story written by the
officer Of the poor: NO more. Man in
Jail Reported not married"
The charity dates broke of here like,
a stick Of cold sealing wax. but Diff
went on getting in Jail. 1t was a habit
he had. II seems that he would loaf al
a comfortable distance from any job OF
work that might come along till the old
lady had accumulated two or three
days rations, when he would show up.
eat everything in sight. fail the whole
family, and then go OF on another lark.
When Mrs. Diff" got tired OF this she
hunted up a Colts navy one day and
took a shot at the freebooter. In add
ton to his jail sentences and tough luck
on his tramp trips, ne didn't propose 70
stand any iron play, so he turned in 70
thrash Mrs. Diff more wholeSOnely than
ever, as result of which he is in Jail
again in default Of $500 bond pending
a preliminary before Judge Glenn in the
charge Of wife beating. Hearing occurs
next Thursday morning.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-12
FROM CENTRAL AMERICA
hiiss JekylI Receives a Number of Curioes
From Guatamaia

Miss JekyI, the artist, is just in re-
ceipt OF a large number of curios from
Guatemala, Central America, sent her
by her brothers, who have been there
for two or three years past in a railway
interest. and who are at present To-
Gated in the capital city of Guatemala.
The specimens Of ceramics are from the
hands OF natives, the Indian descendants
OF the Aztec and the half-breeds. and
show considerable artistic adeptness.
not only in form and feature but in
colorlng. She was placing these treas
ures in her cabinet OF curiosities. al her
studio YESTERDAY.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-12
coNxEcrIvE APPLIANCE INVENTED
wichita Lady Discovers . Convenient
Device for Skirts.

Mrs Kindred, Of this city. has invent
ed device,-applicat.on for patent now
pending,-which device will prove
great convenience to women. II cor
sists of a very thin band OF steel which
is sowed TO the lower edge OF the waist
Of the dress at the back. Two thin steel
clasps are seWed to each side OF the
placket OF the skirt These clasps slip
over the steel hand, keeping the placker
closed and holding the skirt and the
vast securely together. The device is
only twenty-five cents and is but 10 be
seen by any woman TO be appreciated.
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CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINArIoN
VIII be Held in the Federal Building on
Next Tuesday Morning.

On Tuesday. June Is. there viii be held
a civil service examination in the federal
court room in the government building
Tor one ship craftsman. one assistant:
craftsman and one assis.an. for the de-
parunent OF agriculture. The last named
IS in the order Of an inspector. There ara
orly six applicants, and they will be ex-
amiued by the local board az o'clock
next Tuesday morning.
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THREE YOUNG LIONS
Put In an appearance Yesterday Morning
at the nIcHahon Quarters.

The lionesS at the Mcmahon circus
quarters. on South Washington avenue
gave birth yesterday morning 10 three
cubs. The young lior born last fall is
thriving nicely and is getting TO be a
big, strong fellow. He has learned to
roar very nearly as Justify as mis- sire.
There are quite a number of kodak
fiends who have gone down 70 the quar-
ters during the past month 10 photograph
the NourE cub.
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Graf >zss.. Ia, wkztis th< szx.h<r Il
Tesr hs~<s Iss. sxA. &c -. cd
so<s. ST.
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RACES AT rHE FAIR GROUNDS
Fair Sized Audience Watch Three Fventi
Yesterday Afternoon.

fair sized crowd were at the fair
grounds yesterday afternoon 10 see the
races. There was a two-year-old troi,
free-tor-au pace and a half mile dash.
The horses were raced for the gate re-
ceipes. Glennie r, driven by Frank
Vernon. won the 2-year-old trot in one,
two order, her best time being I:2s. AL
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An Cd settler said yesterday thai tie
flying coJt5a had lasted longer tais yea-
thar ever before There are some spe-
cies OF The cottonwood Tee ths. 60 not
saei GOTTEN s-d he wanted sacse la:
produce Gotten - be destroyed
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Hd,. NH. easy to buy. easy TO take,
sfOOO > 4 f1lS easy TO operate. sc.

the races were for a half mile only. II
the free-for-an pace Sled had no trouble
in winning in straight heats, going the
hat in lilo. He was driven by Mr.. VIII
bur. The last event OF the day was the
daylight 10 spare, going the half in So
Se.1ordS
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GOT SEVEN DOLLARS
BLACKSMITH A. WILSON HAS TWO
CALLS FROM TOUGHs.

up for Another Tarn-Three Men Ar
rested But Wilson Doesn't Know wheth-
erAny of Them are the Robbers Though
Thinks It's the Crowd He Saw and
Wants DIR. Hazeiton's Drug Store
Broken Into Blu. Nothing Taken.
A. Wilson, the crack rife shot of Kan
sas, was robbed al MS home, POI South
Seneca street, yesterday morning just
before day.
Mr.. Wilson follows bIocksuithing and
lives in rooms just above his shop. He
says that two men with red handker-
chiefs over their faces came into his
rooms and took what money he had.
amounting 10 nearly seven dollars. and
walked out with instructions that there
was 10 be no blow about it from the
family.
After they were gone Mr.. Wilson
came over and found Officer jim Cairns,
whom he found on his beat on North
Main street
While Mr. Wilson was on his way back
home he was halted by three men, two
Of whom he recognized as the men who
had ransacked his house, with another
man who had probably stood guard al
the shop door while his pals went
through the house
Both hands up. and high" they COM
rnanded. and up both MS hands went,
and high. They probably were out for
game, and did not recognize Mr. VIII
son as the man whose money they had
just taken.
Oppos-c e the depot Twelfth street yes
terday afternoon a man giving the
7 anne of Clifton Wheaton was arrested
and Mr. Wilson claims 70 recognize him
as one % the men who helped him ger
rid Of his money.
One or two other men, though, whom
Mr.. Wilson thought were the men who
had robbed him, did not arrive in Wich-
ira till late in the day yesterday.
Dr. HazeItoa's drug store was also bro
ken INTO and his medicine case torn
up and some other articles taken. II
was probably the toughs' night.
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Insist

Upon having just what You call for when
you 60 to buy Hoods Sarsaparilla. There
is no substitute for Hoods. It is an in
suit to yourinteIligence to try to sell you
something else. Remember that all
efforts to induce you to buy an article
you do not want, are based simply
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-12
DEGREE OF HONOR ELECT
Held Their semLAanuaI Election Last
Night in Peerless Hall.

The Degree OF Honor No o. held their
seni-annual election cf officers last nigh:
IN Peerless hall There vas large -
tendance and everything passed OF il
4 most arlica5ls manner. The following
officers we're chosen for the next six
mon IS
CAief % Eoror-Mrs 7. J. McDcnsid
Lady G. Hono--Ars. L. Power.
Chisf Of Cerei'1os'-es-Mrs G. Van Peit-
Re>0rdA--Mrs> Eva Litseii.
Ffa3ncisr-J. T Mcdonald.
RsceiEer-Nrs- Es,a Crimes.
UsAsr-Ars- J. WdIhou-
Inside Watch-Ton Powell
Outside Wstch-Ars- Mamie High
Medical Direc.or-o. J. Taylor.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual elecItoD q twenty-4ve t-7,s-
Tees OF the seattle Chamber Of COM
mere VIII take place an Monday next
and / 2. m. al the Chamber OF Com
Tnsrce Collins Block, Seattle.
Art III. By-La~s-No person shall Sa
allowed 10 vote FOR trustee or No. elfy5
be As trustee untii payment OF all dries
ans charges against him.
The official bs tlot % D. ISSUED Oh Thur
DAY June 81 viii contain the names of All
r.lena bzrs n good standing
ERNEST 4 LING Secretary
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COMPOSITION-wsa ara now prepared "a
do composition for the trade (auy meas
urel in Nonpareil. Minion. BREWER ana
Long Primer. Satisfaction gtsrar,sas
Can or address Post-Intel.igencer seat.
tie.
SPECIAL IMPORTATION DAILY "a
manufacturers, business houses and
pubi.c men by The Press Clipping Ru-
reau {Alien'st. Union block, Portland.
Or
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NOTICE or sALE.-Notice Ia hereby
given thai under and by virtue OF an or
der az the superior court OF King county.
STATE OF Washi,.sto9 mad, made and . nj
CASE number 2 80 entitled n. =. ESey
at al. vs. l. a. Treen 4 Co. all of tbs
property % Il. A. TrseTl q Co. row IN my
possession as receiver. consisting az ths
st1uk OF boots aud shoes 81 No. 20 E'ira-
avenue In are city az Seattle. state ~
warrington and az The store fxtt.res
furniture office farnftare and fixtures,
sizo~maksrs' fsoss ant machinery AMI
book accounts. and bills receivable. Will
be sold at public auction ~ the s.oreroors
OF Z. 4 Trsen 4 Co. AZ No. 10 First av-
erue In ths city % Seattle county %
King state ~ Washington. on June -,
a d. lSss. a. the hour % - o'clock a m.
in ore entire lot. except that the old book
accounts and Bills receivable viii &c sot
dsposis Of ten pr cent. o. The amount
hid will De required TO - paid 10 the receive
sr IN cash al the time Of ths acceptance oe
tae old.
All bids will De received subject 20 tns
CHARLES q. SCOTT.
Rsesivsr OF the Property Of I. A. Treen n
Gordon & Wright. Attorneys sos Pa
cssysr
TENDERS YANTE.D-fsealsd tenders adj
es.ved until Saturday, the 9th Say %
Jane. 1891. inclusive. for shs purchase *
khe business of the Excelsior Brewing
Company. Sictorss. -. g. ile!.aG1Eg s.ocS
OF beer, brewing material. lager hear
pumps. hear wagons. horses etc, zoof
VII ard leAse hold interest. Particulars
ard conditions os sale on agyTIic4ftox-
Ts..s business 81 s,einx add as - going
concern pursuant 20 order 81 the
prone court q Brttssn Co.4isa0s
rssy Accepted.
Dss<d AZ Tsctoria. u. C.. ,hiA nth .ay
c. Nay. A. =. 1sss.
T1slnshietor A. Tanes Solicitors, E.G-. 81
Langley g., Victoria, =. e.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CIVIL. SERVICE ExAMINATIONS-N
tee is hereby given in accordance with
the provisions Of section of article
XVI. OF the city charter that examlna-
tons will he held at the city hall for all
persons who have fled applicat fons for
positions in the classified civil service
Of the city of Seattle. as mentioned be-
low.
Fire seryice-ExamIn for original
entrance 10 the positions OF pilot, stoker.
engineer. driver. pipeman and truckman
on June Is, 1887.
Water works seFvice-Fireman at pufnp.
ing stations. also water inspectors, on
June is. 1897.
All applicants will be examined in tina
branches specified In the rules and recti
iasious OF the commission and In the re-
guirements OF the positions for which
they apply
No application for examination for these
examinations VIII be approved later than
six days prior TO the date OF such exam.
iaatson.
Zach applicant Will receive postal motto.
Of the exact time Of his examination
BY order o. the civil service cornnis-
sion OF the city OF Seattle.
A. II. CIRCUIT. Secretary.
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each parcel and lot os land. aud rsre
thereof, In said district. IN psyunen, ~
sssca ff.stailnssnt remains unpaid. ana
the same. Including the interest on ;hs
who'll amount charged. must BE raid on
CT Eefore Tire Cd day OF July, 1887 In
less ayuasnt re made on such INSTALL
vent on or before the 81 DAY Of .ys.fy
~, the sauna shall become iessrousn,
ana shall bear interest st the ra.e of
nine Per cent per Au1uyi. until paid
ard Y not paid before said tina a PEN
atty OF i've ID per cent. shalt ne aissd.
and the sums delinquent shall be enter
60 on me annual TAX ron FOR the current
year against each ioe and parcel Of land
ana parc thereof. SO delinquent and
Win tas interest and penalty. shall M
COLLECTED as ether isNss together with
s0cn additional charges or penalties AZ
are authorized 70 be charged and collect
ed on other delsnausns taxes aud each
lei or parcel Of land 80 delinquent shall
De sold Tor the amour. Of s.x.x.h assess
ineht, VITA interest ysengi.c and costs
II the manner provided ny law.
GE;RCsE +. MrACTIAM
City Treasurer OF Sae Cs+y Of SsssfIs.
Date of lst publication. ,,rne IA fSe
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CITY TREASERER'S N0TICE.-City OF
Seattle.-No.ice Is hereby given tina; the
first annual installment OF local i'm
provement district No 1l5. for the I'm
provenent OF Caller Street. in the civ
Of Seattle. from Elliott Street 10 the East
line or Temperance Street, under tho
provisions Of ordinance No. 1910 which
provides for the Improvement Of saii
street by grading. sidswaIking and park
ing the same. and providing for the paw
rlent therefor In instslmenss and estah-
fishing fund for ssich payment by tho
ievying and collection OF special assess
rents upon The property benefited hv
the improvement. and providing for tho
issuance of bonds as authorized by am
act OF the legislature OF the State OF
Washington approved March 9Th 1899,
and under the provisions of ordinance
No. S3ss, approved May TN. 1874 as
amended BY ordinance No. safa. approved
July li;h. 1884, has been duly certified TO
me- for collection. and the respecsiv.
sums therein charged and levied aEains,
thereof. In said district. In payment of
such installment remains unpaid. and
the same. including the interest on tho
whole amour. charged must be Dasd on
or before the 1ss day OF July 1857 I'm
less payment he made on such install
ment on or before the lat day ~ July,
1871. the same shall become delinquent.
and shall bear Interest at the rate 81
eigh. per cent. per annum. until paid.
and II not paid before said time PEN
atty Of five 90 per cent. shalt he aided,
aNi tNF tIfiar Hfiif1iAfUt sfsfif Gf enfrf~
ed on the annual tax roll for the cur
rent year against zach lot and parcel OF
land. and part thereof. so delinquent
and. with tho interest and penalty, shall
be collected as other taxes, together
with such additional charges or penal
ties as are authorized TO be charged ard
collected on other dellnancut taxes. ami
each lot or parcel OF land 50 delinquent
shall be sold for the amount OF such as
sessneni, with interest. penalty and
costs, In The manner proytises nv law.
GEORGE r. MFACHsM
City Treasurer OF tho Ctty nf Seattle
Date of ist publication. June -. issf
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YMpCUSDED STOCK MOTTO E-Ths fol-
c.fy pouna on May y 1897 VIII BE sold
az public auction e. ths highest bidder
for cash in hand. 10 paw cosis OF I'M
rounding and advertising. THURSDAY
Jae~ 81 1857. az 10 o'clock A. m. az
fhe front door OF police hsaaQaaF,srs.
corner % Third street and Yss:.F zxay.
One sorr@i horse, white stripe down face.
I~ba owner os THE a ooye~iescribed horse
being 10 me unknown.
G 3. REED,
EaIef # Police
Date Of arst publication. May =