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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-03-05
NusIdnoii Dies.

: Sr Ntoer erl1dtcn Die UlnlteI
unb Die 59nefter oes MtalerB SIR
gems on sUblenbunf in JoGse 81
friib oeidtoRener Ofenflappe.
Berlin, 27. 6ebr. Der r8Dlnis
iden 8eitur9, tpiro aus Ntben telez
~eropbirt, baB bic 8lattern unter ben
6lI0tliu9en BON &reta i'm @irduS
a~uS9ebrot)en iinb.
& @ien, %. 6eb. Sn SemesmaG
bat ein Sberiieutenant Der I. u. t.
Grntee, airdbmaper, GelbItmorb be-
Gon9en, in5em er fi6 cine sueel
onr0 ben Sppf iagte.
g 3n Den 8rnunfobleneruben 81
Sd)0npm, arei@ 0it GternberQ
(IRorf Srnnbcnbur0), puroen bnrb
9tieGer9an0 Opn 90blen Elm Grupp
8erglcutc %oeridjiittet un0 8 BON III
men, ianlmtlid GomiIienuater, &C.
t0Dtet.
2on0on, &c. 6eb. Sine bieii9e
9rieGii9e 6irntn bat beute g1odmit.
tag eIne Gepeihe erbalten, tpelt5e
mel0et, SDniD @eprg ppn e;riedjen=
limb babe ieine 2tbfic9t ongeoeutet,
Den J~Ur0erungen DER N16Hte nnd)5ltz
fpnmen.
las grOBe N5bel= unb 9eppi9.
lager . 8ertBeimer in Niin9en i'll
Deiteru Gin 8aub Der 3lammen &C.
mprben. 6%euertpebr funnte tpeiter
ridts tbun, ais baS 6euer auf ieinen
9errO beihraufen. 3n8 gauge @e'
bdu0e lit nieberaebrnnnt. 9erG4as
ben ruir0 auT cine Wtiuion Wart ge,
l6dbt.
Rnin3, 8. Jcbr. @egen Sc
trug8, gum Nadtbeil zines bieli9en
@e16dfteS, in Der pDbe bon 20 Bien=
MIG Gin 9eitalt nDn spei G8einflaib-
en) iuur0e Der bprbe1trnfte Seluer
SafDb Sling uon bier gu Der bDben
StraTc UDn Sobr @efdngniB nerurs
tbeilt. Die nit Inn oueeflngte Gbe-
ir0u SUgauu @raf unO beren So9ter
6rou5i8fa erbielten 6 unb l Wlonnt
8efdngniB.
8nrlSrube, 3. Tebr. Qnut !0pF,
beri6t Der gSarlsr. j3te." bat bel
Der @roBber5u9in bic Qinientriibung
oe8 ret3ten Iuges i'm Saul oe8 letten
Sabre8 10 3nqenpmmen, baB BON ben
bebnn0elnben 9ter5ten Ybie Gntfern-
ung Der 2inIe fir %nptbpen0ig ernh.
tet Duroe. 3icie SperatiOn murbe
beute o~pr9enpn'men unb lift pGne
3lpjIOenfaQ alnitiQ uerlnuTen. Sic
@~roBber5O9in miro 5nnadt nbioluter
8u5e un0 fir mebrere @O6en pieler
SbDuun9 be6urieu.
W!obrib, 26. 3ebr. s;us
ManiCIa mirb te(e9ropbirt, ba6 ge-
fern bprt ein 2(ufltnnb ou8gebrp6en
iei. 8onben opn 3aeales uno Gin,
8eburenen qriIfen Die 8aierne Der
Steuerbeomten unb Gensoarme an
unb erntorbeten einen 0fis;er rnb
bier Spanier ouf ber StroBe. Die
Eruppen 1"teDten bic Sronune
tuieOer ber, t6bteten 200 Der SJnIurz
eenten unb ra6men Understandings,
en- por. Der 3wed be8 NufItanoe8
bcitano borin. 6ie9ruppen gu oerbinz
bern, Gotioe orsuerciien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-03-05
Gin 111ittel eeoen Kopfpeh

Nls Elm Mittel seeen ireenbtpelhe
Dirt upn 9opfWeb bat iib electric
8itters pDrtreHlib gut ~ertpieieu. @8
bat bnuernoe Sur CUR 6ol9e, unb
IelbIt bas aefir9tete 6ronii9e
8ppfneb tpirb bur9 oieies Diittel
uertrieben. &it emfebten aGen,
Die bnmit beboftet finb, bieies Otittel
gu pcobiren. Sn 5u0en BON brOnz
iider GerItOpfuna furirt electric Bit
tiers ebenfnGIs, inbem es bic @ebarne
itQrft uno nun peise Sale neiHen
oieier Me6isin nuf ldnsere Belt ni6t.
@eriubt eS einmol. @roBe 5laihen
nur so GEMS. 8u ho5en bel s8alfer
8rD3.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-03-05
M:e SdD.ptssOia1ttge

Ser Undergraduate Bat. nad6er1 Ct Ei'srcrs Sabre
fang uit einen inpersu euugsntejosu bsbaftst mar.
tDeIae in SGDinb'uat ausBrorieu brobts. bur6 s:us
Jade NtttsT istre Ssiuuobsit rptsber sriaugt. uHb sr
tpta bisi,a StiImi;tsI bar ItiaeubeH Wtu|bbtit nit
tas;ter. Gr ant. tpslas hoa 6eiIr1ttttI babtH rponeE.
'G,dt CT bsrriiluialett siae Gopis bss Don ibrt beuus-
tan 8ecepts. reI6es bic 9ttbeabeH os stR ftsrss
eeiIu,ttsI sessr eaDtubfuat. afbHa. aatarra.
grouhitts uuo Gle 5oIs. unb 2uu9trtrontbsiteH
feuuer Iernsu loerbeu. gr hof1t. hab oue eejseHbe
ieiu Mtttfl errBtersu psresH. ba s5 unibdsbar IT.
2teitui9cu. ms!he ons @scept babsa ponin. DsIGss
i5neu u;tts totst NIB ia oieusI4t os stut @obtt5a
~er!0siieI iuire. ToGeE frsHroIi4it aersHtFtH:
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Brooklyn, New York.
Grndhne etGis 3eiturg.) janis
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-03-05

9}ab6em er mebrere Jreunoe be-
itdnbig GbamberIoin'S goIic,s Gbolez
rn- unb 0iorrb0e Qeifmittel lOber
08rte, foufte Curtis Sled BON and
9ejn, Californian, cine 8(ai6e fIr
icinen eiaener GeGrau4 unb 1T emf
3lctt ubcr 6ersn tpunoer0are g8irfz
une8froTt tpie uur ein N2ann fem
fonn. 8;e 20 un6 80 Gent 6lnifen
III 0erfaufcn opn 3nlfer 8rOB.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-03-05

W}'nuteu er'tttrsu rois 5:uHosr. ioenu has eeter
auf b,N eslei ftest gtt Bar grduHe bot man tctHt
3et. rad etueH Slr5t 81 I~d:sisr, uuS g'rJu8 rag Got
t,6eiter. -Gue JGt.ute Gousb Cure" sat ipfortig'
9tnocruH8 5Gr ToGBe. uno Fhtrt BIC 9cneinug. 3aI
ciu5,8e unI96b!tdcH RsjlH7ttteI, Dtiass iofort .utr;t.
@eIfer Bro8.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-03-05

Gutter Rath. 9ent' Dir nur, Der
0tljQer Got 9eIa9t, td lei ein ga.
meet. gas murbsIt gu an meiner
STEELE tbun? SD purb's niat-
rpeiter befarnt machen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-03-05

Sn ber eriien 5reubs. BrpieHor
(5um 5reier): Meine @lia mollen
Sic beiratben! Q6, mein 2ieber,
ba tbun Sic un8 ia einen 9rrBen
@efnueu!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-03-05

gei6ei6enbeit. lieutenant: Stun,
SRI. @lio, mie SEPT es Sbrer lun9ez
rem Sd)weter? 8adHI9: Cant Iir
Die 9}a5fras', bic tpirb aud redt
hhbiA!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-03-05

9to9e 8ertpanbtidaft. 2ennen
Sic bieie Game? Grci!id; fe tit ia
nit Mir nerpan6t. @icIo oeun?
9tun, tie 1T bic GaHeeibueiter meiue
6rau.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-03-05
@alfer Bros.

@om @rereierptas. lieutenant
(Sum neu eineetretenen Refruten):
&erl, fino Sic ober bid! Benn mani
Sic aniiebt, betomnt MO ia 5ett'
NIoen!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-03-05

GbgetrumpTt. Gr: Gle nebmen
ulIp meinen Qeirotbsantras ni6t an!
ST. tuciB Seman0en, Der 9ies iebr
be6nuern tuiro. Sic: SD uitbt! CT:
aber 3br suflnitiacr @otts!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-03-05

@eribiebene Qniietten. Satient:
9aben Sic 8%ertruuen gu YntentzOtes
bi5inen? g~pptbefer: @emis, rs tit
ooS bette Wtittel, fcbnea reid su uer>
hen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-03-05

G;:aIigcr 6aG. Sepp: g bab'
iett @ paor 20gsn- q riiiero6te6 i9o1us
me9: / mu6 gum 0aSer IN mfr ben
ou53ioge laIfen. ga
t4dt i ocf Sic paar Gage no iparten;
SunatG0 is 9irnct. lpjrS bob { Diffei
grant, pie!Ie;dt i@tageu'e Dir'u
riu!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-03-05

gsrior.a.--5,r fisr1ss li,kss esnb. Dsiass eas
9oIs bura i'iu 26H.iu sIRdta natt.. Ene Su
bsHtsn. bag &c sdtt. ser:ttst SiroeH StIu.H. RerH 5s
GIttm uur I'm, GstHBte 9ozsh Sure. bas uutrlG-
Itdt Mitt,I FIR bic Sais5rtan.. tn 5oAie eshobt bat.
en.--Gpalter Srns.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-03-05

lluircut I'M Snrteu fam ieSr Ietnt scritort nsTesU
zcEn re- ebsn erft lui9csnH3en in. Tie SalpiRSiu6t
Ianu nur9 Enc W,uute GUls5 Cure IN Sutfithth
QcGctlt rperben --lpoIt.r Sro3.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-03-05

Cine ~uutbdtiee Seber bto.ns:: elm. IdIs5ts Gsfbts-
foros. f6Itat,u 4ts.r. u ie.rse aIids ct huh sint9t
RoYfi6meroea. um esraniss Gef2hs;sn 5u usrtreI'
ben. r,Sms man .8.Gt's 9t'. earII Rli'-s," bi:
6errbmt,n tl.tnsu $tu.n.--gacIter 5rS3.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-03-05

Die ButternuEfu5r Dane,
nerfs astrus ia SeH-s 1891 49,
666,o0e 4itrsrNn@, 1899 $1,000
300, 1864 s., coz, 1854 80, ess,.
BOO sss 1885 aGas kbag u, Gee .0oa
FiioSraG2.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-03-05

2Gd) 10! q: @orum min lie Gid
oenn nid1t beirutbcn; til 0a Elm 0onn
i'm Spiel? 9: SD firdJte, ia. q:
g0e;Bt Qn ocrui nidt luer er 1T? 3:
GeluiB, ibr Batter!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-03-05

9tueeruns firS eonhlo lnbeu, aufs,ip :un9sre Sdnbs
uuO 2ippeu. S.tIurs fir SdUttt' uub aHoere MuH'
ben. Soforti8e Stno.ruHS fir 2duio rrIOiSsi. Sas
iub bic Dorlh0e DON -EtsDltt8 Nitd 9us,I SaIus.
--THhIfer Nrna.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-03-05

Nac~ osrf4leoeueu Gorrtu osu pauttraufssiieu. Don
GafQciprnn9eucE S6ubtr. Ots gam b6s0rt!seH Aus
ihIn9 uuS 9efhpareu. ttuHsu NIT -9e2Sitt'S sprt6
3a;sL SGIos.- BEN 9roB:u Ssttt:I gSen 6GrurrbOt.
b.E, oct: Y hoe. /.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-03-05

uno Serrn &idaro years tuf elne
@prteIungstpur en9aeirt fpproen.
Sn 9olt County, Oregon, lit Die
@pncurren5 unter ben 3eitlneen be-
bufs @rtangung Der Dffentliben
0rudiafer 10 groB, baB fir5lib, alS
cine Iid erbpten Bate, sebn Sanieno
Srieftpuoerts fir einen Gent st lief'
ern, cine nnbere iib erbpt, bieielben
gratis gu eeben unb nod 5fpei Dol
lars barnuf su besablen.
S Safe BRETON, G.. o., %. 6ebr.
5rau GueuIt Snnion unb bier ibrer
ainoer iinb in 6O(ee bes ginatbmenS
pun Gas, tpelbes benz gum Sren:en
pm Strpb eingeri9teten Seisapparate
entitr0mte, eritift. 9aniOn ielbIt
Lieat i'm Sterben. Nur elm Wtitalieo
Der Semitic, Elm bier Sabre alter
annbe, fommt mieoer 81 Iib.
Chicago, &c. 5ebruar. 9eute
Ra6mittng ipur0e Der Sd)anfrpirtb
ISrib Rpmaler in ieinem 2Ofale gp.
1925 9liblonb Npenue tobt 8efunoen.
gteben INN lag Die 9ei6e ieiner Jrau.
gr bate cine gbuBtpunoen in Der
redbten S6lafe uno Die 6rau ruar IN
bos linfe DIR eei6pfen. Dtan
olaubt, &pm8ler babe aus @iferiuht
bic Srau erI9pIen unb bann Sel6it'
mpro be9angen.
@olt Safe, utnb, ~. 6ebr. @us
&alplin8, 8Do., fommt fnl9en6cSpez
sialbepeibe: Cine @nsnbl2eute, mel
DE Iid1 geitern ouf bieSube nab9bo<
mas 5000 uno cinen 9albblutin0ioz
ner 5efiit, bic felt uergongencn
Sam8tae oerihmunoen mnren, BE-
eeben bnttelt, febrten beute 9lo6mits
tog suriid, na60.m iie Die Qeibeu
8eiber etrpa Il Weilen bon bier oee
funben batten. Sic @eiu1ten
looen bid}t bel chamber unb maren
~erTroren.
{ ghiroon 81 3ebr 9urd,
seeuer }nur6e heute morosn o1r Worf
@ote SpteI. 60. Ctr. uno Gtpnn Ssz
Lamb ape.. elm Gfoben ppn s25, 900
oroerihtet. 3os 2euer tpar in benz
8efelraum entitonben. mprauf bifer
Quaint ii9 bur6 Ben 6nbrltublI6nd)t
in aue 3inlnter u~erbreitete. Vie @Qite,
Die nod int 8ett laQen, tudren bcinahe
eritift. 8iele Opn linen muBten BON
Gplisi1ten unb Tcuertpehrleuten aus
benz Gbeb6ube oet,naen fnerben.
Cow, 90 a.or~
ar cnbhi n,ohto oaa.r. msu,b ~,
Co.
o?m' m~
sa '1''I o. >o
N"'' ivy ~"
nliBlonq, Uerbnrg er itch in elmer
Gdeune. 4(s elm sIufoebpt i'm I'll
uerbaften 1udte, uermunbste er einen
Nann g&amens Saoler ourd] einen
t1otli0. 8rppn tuurbe IpFprt
om rodIten 8oume ~ouIoehQnot urb
nit Suaelu burdl6dcrt.
{ gRit p;rerr 0o,rmer sr,tbf,,, SOW
Ghmieo Ridlorb 8orrn n Nenrio
Su.. 5eiueu @ebulfen 9phn Rnerg,
Meilter unb @ehulfe fomen O
Der Qrunfiudt oes Qesteren in 6treit
unb bie5er mari elm Aufei,er rob
8nrrp, phue i'm iebpch al treffer.
8orrn eroriff borouf eineu Sommer
uno perIehte Wuers einen 10 heftioen
S9Io9 nut ben Sopf, ooB eerIelbe lpz
DOL nleoerlf1r5te' er blnter'
laBt etne 2Sttffoe utto Elm 8itIo.
oorr9 oennoet ll9 III Qaft-
s Cincinnati. 3. % aebr, 9oa
g2o6er reiht ;et+ =. nov ee.nns
e5tro6e n her moi, Ria ,,,r gs,.
trol Mnenue Sic 0nn:rotn, e1ectri.
She Robr 5te9t IN t;ef ,,rto, qao5s,,
boB Der @er,ebr unterbr,her -
Die Q. g, Clam gn,m,or;of-aobr;Y
in 4}enblston n,,rhe nnn qQ,,5ier r,,,
c;,e ansno. ,a,n[ai6to.
9orfes erbists ,;c5 ,,,,h ,s4te 49, a.,
b0r,hr IN Rrorb e. Sos hnsf,mn unn.
ux.so...ns' up
Der Gtobt inb ett1o 500 IomiCirn
Gus ibren S6uieru pertrie6en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-03-05

Seiser 9arrp Mc@lain tpuroe ibfuer
uerbribt, iebodb tpirb er mieoer bers
aefteut merben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-03-05

eh;tora. IA. .,peralo" 8i9oro DsHitI erndri
,.Gn. Ttnnt, 6oush gHre" fGr ben arsstsn erioIs
Der u,ebistHifdeH Eninenfdott. er fnst= ms. bag e3
istns gnuse 5ouiIie bon iarsGiiatH Suft,n uHb 6r.
fditun9su btireit hat, unaosm ons onbersu. foe.-
Rnastes 2eiIritteI. eoIit6Nbts Dtr.rrg5Io5 esbIi.-
ben pnrtn. Sr p,nisI srsIart, bab Is isiueH Run
eera peicuttt4 9eboifeE babe. bt Uaitru
bur9suma6en. ..Cns Wtuute Cough gGrt" 6s'5r.
bart has G~usIpe,eu in ptriioR'sr MsIls. Isiat uE6
iAHen. --sSoIfsr Srps.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-03-05

G6ter 8loti6. /. Oeuatterin:
@lauben Sic Die i6red(iAe Gei6i9s
tie, bic man uDn 0raulein Gulalia CT,
5ablt? 2. @eoatterin: @an5 ent=
f1ieben! @ns erSdblt NOR oenn
BON ibr?
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-03-05

@.rrosfuue tn IAres faItnHfteu GorH. qldssr'
i6HaA:. aopigt&t SaH:a' rr> St5FybtS6rDsrbsu.
ts:rotR Ie ;dt bard ,.5,Q8ttt8 2.u. Gorlp %9}i!srs'.
etbst!t. 9ieie r!siHf7sI Tea rerlraa,n EicmaIs
esmsrs,r; 4. f:S fi,;r. cher rs Fuo ts tsssr I'll.
cE.--Tst'2 5tps.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-03-05
nrut Gi(tnbabn Brit : Gabfur.

terndbns btets 9sitnrs.) 10
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-03-05
gtoh benz 50 eft n.

Nan benz Siten.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-05-27
Who Holds the Title.

Not long since the Review announced
on good authority that the Brady's Bend
Iron Cos. property, situated in Clarion,
Armstrong and Butler counties COM
prising in all some 5000 acres, would
be sold again soon. The correctness of
that assertion can be proved by peru
sal of the 8th page of this issue, where
this property is advertised at sheriff 5
sale for Saturday, June 5th, at the court
house at Kittanning. The East Brady
lots are again included in the sale as
will be seen by '.lot No 81" This
means that half our town, beginning at
the alley at J. M. Browns and extend
ing TO Hardscrabble, is offered for sale
by the sheriff, with the exception of a
few lots named that were exempted. The
people who hold the deeds to these lots
haye had peaceable possession for over
81 years and are not unduly alarmed
over the matter, as their titles are good
and no bankrupt or corrupt organ1za-
ton that has been practically dead for
% years will be able to take it from
them. 1t will rile some of our solid
citizens to find their handsome proper
ties advertised by the sheriff, howeve.,
and we believe it is spectacle that Is
not often witnessed of the half of pros
porous town of about /, 800 inhabitants
being advertised for sale by the sheriff.
The main feature of the sale is highly
approved by every one, and it is the
hope that some man, company or cor
poration will be the purchaser that will
develop the property-and the purchas-
er will have TO do that to realize on the
investment 1t is rich in minerals of
numerous kinds, the development of
which would be of untold value to this
place and vicinity. 1t has passed
through many vicissitudes but now we
have reason to think a change for the
better is coming We at least know
that it cannot be any worse. East Bra
dy Review.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-05-27
jury Lists for June Term.

List of names drawn from the proper jury
wheel this 26th day of April 1897, to serve as
grand jurors at regular term OF Court. com
mencing on the 7th day of June 1897, the
same being the fIst Monday of said month
Brown Henry. Mercer twp, farmer.
Ball Joseph, Donegal twp, farmer.
Burtner John \. Jefferson twp farmer.
Bryan l., Centre twp, farmer.
Cooper w J. Jefferson twp, farmer.
Caldwell James, Jefferson twp. farmer.
Christie d, Penn twp. farmer.
Davis a c. Buffalo twp NJ ID.
Eberhart l. ID, Donegal twp farmer.
Gill Hugh. Mercer twp. farmer.
Hoover Michael. Fairvie,w twp, farmer.
Humphrey James Worth twa farmer,
IIammil 4 Il, Penn twp. farmer.
Hockenberry Robert. Cherry twp, farmer
Kinzer Robert a, Concord twp farmer,
Murriu G a. Ncnango twp farmer.
McCaryey James, Fairview twp, farmer,
McAllen z. Cherry twp, farmer.
Patterson james /, jefferson twp, farmer.
Rankin John. Butler boro. 1st ward. pumper.
wie fSnsf M 6aRand SRhs ddty TYP fG farmer nreg'S'
Whitmire Thomas, Oakland twp, farmer.
Fithian w II, Washington twp, farmer
List OF names drawn from the proper jury
wheel this 26th day of April. 1891, to serve as
petit jurors at a regular term of court, COM
mencing ON the 18th day of June, 1897. the
same being the I'd Monday OF said month.
Ander Glenn. Butler twp. laborer.
Boyer Leslie. Butler twp, farmer.
Barnhart Z :, Connoquenessing bOro. clerk.
Baker Thomas. MiddleseX twp, farmer.
Berg Il rank. BullSf bDfO, -tl W. pdlnltT.
Christie John q, Butler, I'd W, blacksmith.
Campbell Harvey, Concord twp, farmer
Croft J A. MiddlGSeX Twp, farmer.
Coyle James, Jr. Clearfeld twp, farmer.
Dale Ed. Butler. lSt W. engineer.
Doyle Michael. Buffalo twp, farmer
Eyth Frank, Oakland twp farmer.
Eisler Martin. Butler I'd W. florist.
Girrard Robert, Butler I'd W, liveryman.
Gibson w G. Clinton twp, farmer
Goehring VIM, Forward twp, farmer.
G rohman Henry. Butler, jth W, blacksmith.
uutchiSOu j W. Butler twp, labOrer.
Hilliard NJ, Ncnango twp, farmer.
lialstcad Frank. Clinton twp farmer.
Hcbcrlng Wm, PortcrSvi!le, timer.
kamarvr Peter. Butler 5th ". gent.
Krause Fred Butler. Sd W, barber.
kcHper Joseph Butler, I'd ", harnessmaker.
Moore Frank, Muddycreek twp, farmer.
Moore : :. HarriSville boro, sawyer.
Marshall Geo. Forward twp, farmer.
Mccullough \ VI. fafrvicw twp, farmer.
McClain - G, Butler. 9Th W. producer.
McDevtt John H. Worth twp farmer.
McCafferty james. Buffalo twp, farmer.
Neulett Joseph, Summit twp, farmer.
Rivers John. Jr. Winfield twp. farmer.
Rider Silas. Concord twp. farmer.
Stevenson Warren. Franklin twp. farmer.
Steinhiscr VIM, jefferson twp. farmer.
starr NJ l.. PctrOlia, merchant.
StrGble Leonard. MiddleSeN twp. teanlstcr.
stewart 4 q, CCpnQq lGnessing twp farmer.
Scott " IL, AdamS twp. teacher.
Shrnup Charles, Butler ith w, carpenter.
Smith g \, Winfield twp, merchant.
Thompson Robert &. Clay twp, farmer.
Troutman Henry y. Butler. 5th ". clerk.
Wick Curtis. Clay twp. farmer.
Waldron W :, Forward twp farmer.
Wcimer Findley. Brady twp, farmer.
Leigler ;, Ielienople. editor.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-05-27
Latest Legislative Scandal.

Just as the proposed investigation OF
the insurance bill scandal is in danger
of being abandoned, or taken behind
closed doors at Harrisburg, a new
scandal has broken out. This time it
| is in connection with the mischievous
bill to prohibit municipalities from
erecting or operating electric light
plants without first purchasing the
plants of incorporated companies
which may have been chartered to sup
ply light in such municipalities. The
bill is monstrous in principle and it is
not wholly surprising that the charge
should be brought that it is backed by
big corruption fund.
1t is of the same class as the Woods
water works bill of last session, but of
much wider and more vicious applica-
ton. The fact that necessary public
water supplies were, in some cases,
furnished at considerable expense to
towns temporarily without the civic
spirit to supply themselves and that
the valuable plants might be rendered
worthless by the subsequent creation
of municipal plants gavea color of excuse
to the water works bill. But that ex-
cuse-never a good one-is wholly lack
ing in connection with the light bill
Electric lighting plants are movable
property. cannot be rendered worthless
by municipal competition and should
under no circumstances have monopo-
ly franchise.
The effect of the proposed bill would
be to prohibit municipality from es-
tablishing a plant to light its own
buildings, unless it should first pur-
chase the plant and good will of a
corporation engaged in the business of
supplying light jointly to the city and
private consumers. The proposition
would be ridiculous if there were not
serious threats of its enactment into
law. Take the city of Pittsburg for
example Had this bill been enacted
last SESSION Director Brown would have
been prohibited from letting contract
for the light plant for the new safety
building, unless the city had first ar
ranged to buy the extensive plant and
franchises of the Allegheny Lighting
Company Philadelphia could not es-
tablish a new plant to illuminate its
palace on Broad street without buying
out the dozen corporations in the un-
savory light combination of that city.
Such monstrous proposition would
hardly make legislative appearance
without a fund" behind it and GER
tainly any member who would vote for
it would fall under suspicion. Pitts
burg Dispatch.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-05-27
FAIRVIEW.


Laura Campbell is staying at her
mothers, Mrs c. Scott's, while her sis.
ter Flossie and Mrs. H. w. Jamison are
visiting their sisters, Mrs w. Aiken
and Mrs. c. Rankin, of Washington
Co. Pa.
Bessie Keighner from Beuna Vista is
at D. w. McClures
May Wilson was home from Grove
City College from Saturday last till
Monday.
Laverda Campbell was home over
Sabbath with her folks, from North
Washington High School
The Trainer and Clark will come in
this week, it is located on part of the
JAS Conn farm now belonging to
Lichia Stoten, the well is estimated to
be not less than 10 bbls
H. H. Madison and A. l., Heckard
have leased from Mrs W. T. Mccoy,
nj. s. Ray, Rankin Adairs and Mrs. G.
Scott farms near Fairview, and expect
! operating IN the near future
Plum Jack cased the well he is drill
ling for Deets Bros, located near in the
| Catholic church, one mile west of town.
on last Monday.
The people around here are pretty
! well through with corn planting, and
| seeding for this season.
John Graham and J. c. Mckee went
| on Monday last to Rural Village the
eastern part of Armstrong Co., to drill
a gas well.
The P. o. will be closed on Saturday
the 20, inst, it being decora ton day
the following hours from 10 a. IN. tc
II N. and from p. m. to 4p m.
The q. A r. Post and all the old
soldiers in u Feasenable distance will
have an encampment at Lincoln Hal
in Bruin on next Saturday evening,
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-05-27
CLINTON AND JEFFERSON ITEMS

James Maitland is hauling potatoes
to Pittsburg. He has about 1000 bus.
to market yet.
James Mcmillan of Sharpsburg is Wis
iting friends in this vicinity Jimmie
is one of the surviving heroes of the bat
tie of the Wilderness.
Thomas Wood is recovering from a
severe attack of rheumatism.
One of the most interesting plowing
frolics that ever occurred n this part
of Butler county took place upon the
farm of Edward Bartley recently. II
practical farmers participated in this
contest. Jimmie Gibson, Henry Lefe.
vre and James Miller We're selected as
judges. Mr.. Bartley won the first prize
and Grant Cruikshanks won the second
honor
Isaac Maitland intends going to w.
Va, in the near future to team in the
oil fields.
The residence of Andrew Hanna was
raded one night recently by four men,
they had almost gained an entrance
when Mr.. Hanna was awakened He
succeeded in driving them away. If
these outlaws repeat the operation taey
will meet with hot reception.
Jefferson Bulford is assisting James
Walker with his spring work. JEFF is
an indus trious fellow.