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Holbrook argus., 1901-11-16
A Creditable Movement

A CreditabIe Movement. Mrs. Horse-A lot of us girls have started an Audubon club" MT. HorSe-What's that? Mrs. Horse-Why, we are not going to wear birds or wings on our hats.
Holbrook argus., 1901-11-16

Expect to do any hunting this fall?" "Yes, my wife and I are going to start out next week."
 That's rather early, isn't it?'
 Maybe it Is, but we'll get the start on the other house hunters, who are now out of town."- n."-Philadelphia Press.
Holbrook argus., 1901-11-16
Extenuating Circumstance.

hope you haven't been chewing tobac- CO.,
Holbrook argus., 1901-11-16

In politics the terms "bosses" and "henchmen" always apply to the other
Holbrook argus., 1901-11-16

Some beaten paths are too l0SS; cut offs are possible.
Holbrook argus., 1901-11-16
Logic,
lever? And why so?

Maud-When are they to be married? Ethel-Never.
 Maud-Never? And why so?
 Ethel-She will not marry him until he has paid his debts, and he cannot pay his debts until she marries him. Fun.
Holbrook argus., 1901-11-16
Bereaved.

He-Tve lost wealthy aunt to-day. She-When did she die?
 He-Oh, she isn't dead, but her niece has just tilted me.-Judy.
Holbrook argus., 1901-11-16
THOMAS MINAHAN.
Thomas B.

Who Wishes to Abolish the Custom of
 Treating.
 Thomas B. Minahan, who originated a movement for the abolition of the American custom of treating" Is a
Holbrook argus., 1901-11-16
A Banquet.

First Mosquito on this afternoon?
 Second Mosquito-I believe not
 'Then come over to my house and join me at a baby's nap."-Life.
Holbrook argus., 1901-11-16
Within Bounds.

Clubberly-Have you ever been so desperately in love that you felt as if you couldn't control it?
 Castleton-No. All the girls I've been well off
Holbrook argus., 1901-11-16
Eaay.

(Which would you rather, Tommy, be born lucky or rich?" asked Uncle
Holbrook argus., 1901-11-16

-boo-hoo-I saw you comin' an swal- lowed 1t.
Holbrook argus., 1901-11-16
Cauatic Meanneas.

"Start free ice-cream soda water fountains all over the country"
Holbrook argus., 1901-11-16
A Hot One.
Shall I open the window?"
Bus

"So you can get the air."-Detroit Free Press.
Holbrook argus., 1901-11-16
For the Public Good.

There's another thing Carnegie might do."
 "What?"
Holbrook argus., 1901-11-16
Tommy-O-boo-hoo No, ma'am.

Mamma-Pm glad to hear that, but
Holbrook argus., 1901-11-16
Oycrstocked.

"Both." replied Tommy. senten- tiously.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-02-03

Pittsburs, pu,, 2. Tebr. Der
M0rber Der Srou 8ucci, ober 8ott,
ipie fie geuaHut rUurce, uno bic umOoH.
neritue @beno NIT bardihnittener
&eble in ibrer Wobnune toot aufeefuns
ben DurOe iii betaHnt. dber nod niat
per6oftet tpOroen. Die neun Sabre alta
So9ier Der GrmorDsten, Die 8ur 3eh,
ais Der Morb bssanseu purbe, nit ib-
rem - WpHate ulteu SriiDer9su neben
Der SHUTTER i6Iofsnb auf b.m GOpba
lag, bat Der pOIi5ei gegeHiiber srtldrt,
bab ibr Batter bereinstfpmmsn lei, ibrs
Wutter gelpedt uuo nd6 einem Worts
Det9Iel nit einem Shlag uuf ben aopi
eet0btet babe. Gr babe ibr bann nod
Den ouIs obgei6nitten. gs f9eint,
bab 8ucci auf lsineR Better Grispian-
nj .iferiii6tiS pzr gHh biss gu BEN
Wote ssfiihrt Ija:.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-02-03
SuOanapOlis, Snb.. sOnutas, Den 3. 5ebruar 1901.

qroBem S5Ierl emptanee. Se bot ae.
fogt, i'd bdtt fe f9pn fobieI cut ae.
babn. oaB i9 mid unner oue :3irtum-
iten5es groBdrtige Riepubrb geppt
iniibt. sSor ben 9iefen bebt Ie mid
in Die sritbte 2ein en- Srben oeiptpe
100 ie ipe3isll for mid ufisema6t bait,
Der bebt Der Wan9 bing lang banjes
Oroen, oboer uff beitlb ber Supper,
ndie Srbe; Der Srben mub BEL oue
fsitlids GeIegebeite an en- Ring b9rG
Die Sos qetrage Der'n. Damn BOT is
aeiagt, bdtt ie nod { srObs Surppeis
for mid. ft bdtt nGmIi6 ssruu for
mid ausgepidt. no in ben pGles
ipObne oebt Ut 100 arig reid pdr. Se
bdtt iitppe feline Subts nit @oIb un
Oeimenos bran un oebt ALE ssQbr {
8aunb Gobp bon ben @otpernment esz
identt triess. Sn 3pei Dag iolt bic
Weobiua ietn III tper rsffjubIe btbt,
DEN oebt sinise 2eifinfdubren5 aoms
peHie als en- bstft Rist reffiubls. Bel
SI6into. DO lin i6 aniper In beeIe
sSids seipefe. Die Gmpereb bot ses
iagt. ipeil iie 10 piel bon mid ben,e
bsbt. berft ih mel 5ubtiinfttss Jrau
ibpH bsfor bic 8ebbins smOI ishn.
Mell ZEN i'd s.ssntt, bas gude built 70
nids toit. I'M bo ben i6 ssiast. ei bont
febr. Do bot Die gmpereb pibber bic
9su aerunss Ut DO ben ie 6 Weeh4s
erstnsebraht. ct tell iub. fed Is aptpet
{ pietib sepsie! GdistpiB, mas bot
Die for id6ne 9tuss ssbobt! lin pas
Dor gddel6er! @rab gum aife. 30
is mid pabrbaftia bas WaHst in me!
Watlhe aufammeselaufs. bab ids
bdrblie ben bdlts tonne. Sd ben grab
aefisblt als mann ib iass iolIt: go
ebett. ih fin in it. DO is mid apper
bod bic Qiaaie. mas mel @llte IL. stnsss
faue. pbil. ben ih gu mid geiast.
bu kiier sudit aus. bic 2i5sie bsbt
id1ubr ssnug nit sleibe. oab ih mid
nod emol perbeiratbe btbt Ut bab lie
10 nobl.na toblsn3 beis alts giie ss>
porfe iper'n bebt. 6 Srau is bod TO-
auiage nit ipie en- 4ittglObf. ben mer
fprtl6meiBt, lpann er nids mebr Dertb
Is. SD fann SeHe iase. ih i'm IN
peroolt beeis Sid5 getpeIe. 9lpDer i'd
ben mid gang gut erdussepunne, SD
ben aslust; nablredt. ben ih Sefast,
.ei gob jub; i'd sebH isbt bsim uH
made mid 6rettis UT iinmOrge frieh bds
srf9te Ding I'M Morgen bier" Die
gmpsteB BOTS ben Wes nit baprps
poIe. Se bot Srbsr ssppe. oub t1
sebae un poti perfium sef6miert M
eraasSefidit IOut tper'R, oab ih aud
gude bebt tpit en- Sobseiter. Sd ben
Ell gang rotbe aOpp triest. bitabs i6
ben mid 70 aris seife6mt; bic gmpes
reb is aipiper effrebt setpeie. ib bebt
mebbit mel @eiunbheit iaihsrs IN DO
ppt fs eefast. tcb fout bic Sab nur
made, Wis ids am bette slei6e bebt.
4blredt. ben ih seidst. tata UT i'm
fort. Den HGmlihe SDeHo i'm t6 NOD
aus bic s3itti. fOrtssidniett uab mann
Sic mein na4ite S9reibebrief aus
sdns Otffersnte 3ittie bstOmme. banR
braude sc nit au punnere. Sd aE
bod 10 tetn gftnbpieb. bob i'd mid
nod smOl berbeitatbs. sinmaI is plens
tie,
WOmit id berbl.ipe
Sbns S6rn Iiemet
pbitipp SaWsrdmpfer,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-02-03
Qlmslamb Sepefcbeit
Gin oeutlber pampfer in
bineiiihen 6ewdRern
nnter9e9an9en.
@roRe Shueeitiirme in Sefter'
reid.
Sie MitslieSsr Sss Srieoenssg g@ieSss
seridts ernaHllt.
Sm SnSien ifarben bic Sente tuie
esliesen.
Il a
8 euti6er Sampfer uuter
ges nsen.

y ell @er y III Iet uHl e1i
esansen.
8erIin,2. Sebr. Der oeutide
Oompfer Sui Siion9 iit in ben Strom-
f9nsIlsn oes gang 3ie, 6 MeiIen ober.
baIb pom S6ang, unter9e9an9en. Der
8apitGn fam um's eeben. Der iibrise
Sbeil Der Seiasuns uno Die Yahasiere
wuroen ober 9erettet.
Ser Sampfer madte feline erite
6abrt ouf Dem oberen Dang s le uno 90
er Defenders fir Die S4ifffabrt auf
bieier Strede sebaut poroen mot,
oiirfte iein uutersans cine boie Wir.
lung auf Die Sdiiffabrt baben.
8 stY rototolI 6es Srieoensa
tonsreifes.
Sm Saas, 9. Jebr Sat ale
Wtadte, peIde oas Yrototoll oes Grie-
Oens Ronsrsfles i'm 9aus Dor 3wei
Sabren unferseidneten, baben jest Die
Ritslisber sruannt, iuelbe oas bo5lte
S6ieosseri1t bilben iollsn. Siinfsebn
Ma9te, Die beoeutenbften Der s8elt,
baben bereits ibre Wlitslieoer ernunnt,
nur wenise unbeoeutenoe Wtddte. ME
Sulsarien, Wontsnesro, Yerfen.
S9peis unb Siam, fino nod suriid.
3 dneeftiirme in 9 Oeferreia
gSien, 3. 6ebr Sn oen otter.
rei5ii6en 4lpenldnbsrn foot Der Der
tehr fuit sdn,lid. 3abIreiae aapinsn
baben 9abnen uno StraBen ueri9at:ei
une unpssiam ssna9t. Sn Bien rib
Der roienoe Sturm Die 3iesel BON ben
Sl6ern, oaB iie nur 10 in Der 2afl
b rumpirbelten uno es sefdbrli4 mar,
li9 auf Die StraBe 81 masen. 9urd
berabfallenoe 3ieseI, abserifene 9doen
uno @ei9dftsi9ilber finb oieIe Ber-
iontn usrIsst porosn:
Sie 9eute itarbe n @i
Slieeen.
9 NIB y, 2. Tebr. Die nnIdB
lid Der Sunssrsnotb sinseieste 2ou-
miilion in abmaoalao in Der 9rdiioent'
idaft 8ombap, on sersn Spise Cir
antbonp s.. NtacOonnsl itsbt, mad
besasli6 Der srOben SterbIihteit in
ben 9asern i'm Giitritt 8ussrst, in
pel9en Die Opfer Der Sunsersnotb I'M
tereebraht paren, einl9e Iebr ftart
gemertunsen. Oie 2ommiiTon be-
buuptst, Die 2eute pdreu pte JIieser
seitorben, nell man sa srose anitrem-
SunSen oon ibnen perlnnSt babe. UNI
ertl6rt, Die anitaItsn sur Bese9nune
Der Sunsersnotb pdren sans unsu-
rei9eno Sewelen.
Sieic Grtlarunseu perSen aIs einf
enersii9e 8eroammuns Der Werwal'
tunssbeboroen pon 8ombab, peI9e be,
Sunsersnotb iteuern iollten, anseisben
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-02-03

Wssin Iitbtr Oerr Hebudtiondr!
oi bu la fang tu tut it f9in ldaRs
fub? 0ds meint uf gut beiti9: Was
oente Sc Don metne Gbbiuitbes ais en-
0ipplOmsbt? Sd tann Sbne faSs, iCb
fam ben prehentent Madinlie gar nit
annsritebn, oab ben feline @tteni6en
nod nit uff mid setatlt is 'uOrbe.
90 iper'n iebes Sabr oaulenbe bon
Oabler for MiHniiters Ia frembe Rons
tries Gnsgespne= M. ssas -oabR bic
SStger2 nids bubn it. sc ipenbe oas
9eIo po bic 3ittiiens DON bic Sunei=
TED Stebts 81 ie bs3able lit bas ia
ebaut al mas ie oubn. DO guide &c
emel MID an, Bel Sale, i6 fin bod
en- Seller. Do su 10 en- S9app fitte
bebt, pie tein 5tpeiter. atptper foe mid
DO aibt mer nids. Wel i6 ben msin
Weino uffgema6t. bGb ih emOl an
pen Niiter PrefeHbent f9retpe Oubn
un ibB emol en- piss Don mein Meinb
qerpwe. Sebn Sc smol. tpas mid mel
Rdueti9 Don bic Qeugpitihes foe gut
oubn oubt IN bann met G9martneb;
lehs, i'd i'm nit 10 oumm ME i1 auss
gude. SD ben aud tpibber en- Sabt nit
Die Gmpereb sebaht III ben is emOI gss
fragt. mas it ennibau Don bic ssenties
IN DON bic beitIdbe 2eit bente bsbt.
sic iagt, bic bsitide bsbt is pisI beisr
alsife Dts bic sSenttes; Die sSenties
Die IpC lte all 70 ihmart iein III bsbte
benfe. lie t0Hnte bic eanae S6ubting=
mdtit rome; qlplpsf bGs toRnte ie
fsia bIstme loiis. 60 idmart fpie bic.
tpdre annere 2eut aud; bic eSenties
iollte nor bic Siliebbeinos isits, DO
bate Ie en- leiflanse S6app, atpper
aus SideiHe DO Iolts ie epss itebn.
9ie Seitibe sI.iht ie befer; Die pdre
nit 10 babfii6 lit pdre nit siniaem
aufriobe. DO ben id seIas.; gbHm
du5pe." bas meint auf oeitI6: 81
bed iubr pabroen. uff bic bsitfde 0eit
DO IOB td Hits tonlms; i6ubr genus
lin ie nit 10 bride Die bic Senties,
apiper ie lin itrebt IN anneIt un pann
tim en- bsiti6er Mann tlbiete bubt,
baum psiS msr reitetpee. baB mer qes
tIhietet is; bel bte SSenttss, bc fino
mer INNER eridt Ipdtsr aus. pas bic
UtGtter is. @Enibau fann i6 nit
lebH, pos Sbr brsdiee S6intobs for {
Hedt baiplps bubt, sbbe5 esge bic eeit=
ide 2eit Su fags." DO is bic Gmps=
reB for Mtnnit obber 3pei gang itiG
atpsi.. ponn bot .Is 5ebs brbin ges
madt, iutr sa SuAfrabf, mann er bsntt
er bot Slei setstidt uH es is { Far=
pet 5l9 geipeie. Damn bot ie bic
Bel aerHuse, es i'm balpes SuBenb
Nusri6 srtiseiter3t tomme IN pilfe
Ss. tpa5 bic ssbabn ben? @nausse-
f6miife ben ie mid. @n annerer
Wenfd bsr bdtt r.itspes be aOpp abs
aetibappt triest oboer pann's aud
nit gang 10 i9limm setpeie tpdr, bann
tpdr er bod gum olIeripenigfte Bel
Iepenoi9em 2eib gu pobrtroblt sez
mdht lporbe, Mpper 10 ebbes lam
mid gar nit bippene. Sd fin nod
feine fuf0ig Steps nett setpeie. bo is
elmer binHis mid berseIaufe tpmme NJ
bot mid en- ih0ne @ruB bon bic Gms
bereb qusseribt ua bot seiast. id folt
mid for 9utneB Sebt nit drsere. BIZ
TABS bas bebt met 9sfanbbeit bent
metite. Sebn Sc, 10 fhafft meiH
Srid mo ia an bic GmpereB uffss=
aemadt ben. SD fin reitetpeg bsim
sdnse III tuie I'D baroIie DO sepsie fin.
DO is en- Sebrpsnt BON bic GmpereB
tOmme III bOt ssiugt i4 font slei4 nit
ibn IN ben pdIes tomme. bitabs bic
Roiierin uoIt mid febn. DO fin id
of RDbrs nit IN I. Bot mid -
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-02-03
SSmlattb Sepei@e,,.
Ter 9la4iolger bOn MSbiion 6
GarriS.
Som Giutiuuatitr Yreis 6anitfampf
Sarris' y O 1foIqer.

Gbieaso, 2. Jebr. Gs uerlautei. /.
Der YrGliSent bot bei1Iofen. Iobert 6
WcGormid sum Soti9oitsr ON Oiter'
rei9ii9en SOfe, aIs IaafoIser BON
I6biion 6. 5orris aus Snoiana. gu sr-
nennen. MicGormid 1T WilIiondr uno
Elm Greuno oes Yrdlibenten.
Ser 6 Gincinnatier Yre s.
tampf.
Cincinnati. 8. 2. Gebr. 3id.
ter Souiiter bat oas Uerb0r in Der
Yreistampf anseIesenbeit Spii9sn
Seffries unS @ubIin. pslder in Der
SdnserfeitbolIe itattfinbsn iOIl, oui
Sienitas oeri9oben.
Die aneelssenbeit ioa bnnn on bos
Supreme 6eridt oppsllirt psroen.
Der Yreis= =Sauittompf oiirfts infolee
beiIen um einise Woden Ueri9oben
perben. bomit bic Sa4t insDii9en in,
@eri5ie erlsoist Derbe.
Der Stanb Der VationaI.
9ulo.
@afbinston, .. G., /. 5ebr.
Dem monatlidsn @usmei' oss S8ab'
ANTS GefretGrs iibtr ben Gtanh bsl
RationaI5@uIp sufOIss, belief it@ bt'
Gdulb bstm S9lub Der Gsf&xfte au'
81. Sanuar 1901, abSIsIi@ hss im
S9abamt bsfinbIidsn 8aarporratbB.
auf 81. .O94. sos. .s78. cine MbnGbmG
nSbrenb bsB Renats tm Detraes bon
$4.6s6. .432. Die S9uIb ssrtbeslt fd
81. e.s--
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-02-03

fCeffnrheu 5rsunSeH nno Hefnnntsn biz
O@It"i"'" trauriss RittsriIune, oab 5erI
Jrieorid5 Sernbnrt an snmitns, ben 3 Gsbrunr
1901, nm 3:15 Radlmtttas i'm NIter Don 40 SGbrer
mad turiem 8ranteuIoser setorbeu TT.
Die BeeroisuHe tpiro 9isnitas Rad1mitias nm &c
oOH Der Seoeu5. Rc IS6 g Sslaiuare Str. aus tott
rHSen, wOiu 6reuHee eiHseIaoen iiuo.
Tic trauernoeu erbIiebeneu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-02-03
8Olf Gapes.
$50 @erthe fur so.

NasIi@teit ift Der S6IailcI au ibrer
BeIiebtbeit; Siele Gigeni6aft beifimmt
cine ocrilbersebsnee 9iebbaberei "a elmer
ltansiseu secee 81 tpereeu une oieie Gape5
treroen ll6 labreIana als Staple Baare
5etoahrsu. SIT Sbr Cape absenusi, ers
iesen Sic lelbsu eurdp einen nsAen sum
baIben Brsils.
"a 0olf GapeS - feiHe, Die iangit III
Sl5. $l6 uno $40, unb ettpeI6e loe 7 AZ
$25. oertonit tpureen. rsbu;trt Gin nm
bsbufs SailoHsshspertaui auf 1lu,uu
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-11-28
A Suggestion.

Mr. EDITOR:-I noticed by n brief
announcement in one Of our local papers
recently that the term Of our present
Judge is soon to expire and that it will
become our duty tc selec. and elect his
successor-a few names, too. are sub
mitted as possible aspirants for the pO-
sition.
Upon reflection ID occurs to me that
il might be quite as well for.us TO waive
our right. under the law, to make an
election TO that Office. During the Off
cial term Of our present incumbent j.
M Greera period Of nearly nine years
we have had the pleasure Of hiving
most of the Judges of western and
southern Pennsylvania administer the
law TO rs. During this time ut least q
dozen Of our neighboring Judges have
been with us. On the first week Of the
term just completed one of our neigh
bors was here: the rext week another
gentleman was here. He took charge
on Monday and remained all week He
is a clever gentleman gnd got along
nicely while our local Judge was earn
ing his salary by spending his time on
the street and In 'his chambers, y
shaking hands with the votersLwith q
view to the Republican primaries next
June
Our neiehboring Judges are now
quite fapiliar with the business Of onr
Courts, with our Conrt ofIicers, the
members Of cur Bar and with our poo.
| pie. They can have an understanding
with each other. They can easily run
our business by having an understand
ing as to rotation Gas they seem TO nave
had in the past). BY all means let Us
! give them trial. Onr legal dispntes
are, indeed, few and comparatively uu-
| important
am sure we will be gamers by this
| improvement in our present practice.
OBSERVER
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-11-28
DEATHS.

RICHARDSON-At the home of his
uncle VIM Rea. in Beaver Falls, Nov.
20, 1901. II. " F. Richardson, ma
tive of Butler county.
MARTlN-At the home of her daugh
ter. Mrs. g. A Warren, in Prospect,
Nov. 81. 1901, Mrs, Evaline Martin,
widow of John Martin, aged 76 years
Her maiden name was White, and she
is survived by her two daughters, Mrs.
Jane Roth of Pittsburg, and Mrs. War
ren. Her two sons are both dead. and
her husband died a few years ago.
FRY-At her home in Buffalo twp.
Nov. %. 1901, Mrs. Jacob Fry. aged
80 years.
PFEIFER AT his home in Buffalo twp.
Nov. %, 1901, Conrad Pteifer, aged 10
years.
CABLE-At his home in Rochester.
Pa, Nov. "a, 1901, VIM. Cable, aged
II years.
SCOTT-Nov 26, 1901 at the Butler
Co. Gen Hospital of meningitis OF the
brain, Helen Atwell, daughter of
VIM Scott and wife. of Herman Sta
+, tion. aged months.
SHANOR-At her home in Muddy
( creek twp, Nov. 24. 1901, Mrs. j. H.
Shanor, in her 84th year.
CONN-At the home of Lizzie Seaton
| in Avalon Pa Nov. 20, 1901. Mrs Isa-
! bella Conn, widow of the late Samuel
Conn Of Mercer twp.
: Funeral services We're held at tpe
home of her brother of Thomas Beatty
| in Grove City and her remains were
| buried at Harmony u p cemetery.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-11-28
Hunting Stories.

AS Henry Matteson, of Venango Co ),
was starting on hunt. a few days ago,
his gun was accidentally discharged.
the shot striking the inner side of the
left arm and ranging upward towards
the shoulder. splintering tine bone i'm
mediately below the joint.
Deer appear to be quite numerous.
A number have been killed in the north
eastern part Of Venango Co. The banner
score was made by Oscar Lamey, Of
Oakland twp. and three Oil City hunt
ers. On Wednesday they brought in
four, the largest being 203-pound
buck, the others ranging from 80 10 100
pounds. All fonr animals were shot be-
tween the Allegheny and the headwaters
of Horse Creek. in the red brush
thickets
Bear are very plenty in Clearfeld CO.
this year d. J. Gingery informs US
that on n recent visit TO Penfeld be saw
five large skins stretched on the exterior
OF belongs lumber camp ON the Pen
field road, and was informed that $50
had been offered for the skins. Journal.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-11-28
Prospect and Vicinity.

We have plenty Of gas once more and
hunting kinding; carrying coal aud ash
es, and extra washin9s and scrubbings,
are over.
The game Of football between the
town school and the township high
school was interesting and lively, and
was won by the town school.
Stewart Wilson never wants another
felon.
MIs Rev. Bartholomew has been
called to Altoona on account Of the sick
ness Of her brother.
A. w. Mccullough and Mr. y bite,
Of Butler, Madison White Of Avalon,
aud daughter Mrs Rev. Grove. Of East
Liverpool, Ohio, were here Saturday,
attending the funeral Of Mrs. Martin.
James Blake has gone to w. Va to
pursue his studies in photography and,
when he comes home, viii open u gal
lery on Pittsburg street.
Miss Ella Miller mas returned from an
extended visit to her sister, Mrs. VIM
Bnpp, Of Muddycreek township
Mrs Evelyn Martin departed this life
Thursday Nov. q, aged rs years Mrs
Martin was respected and beloved by
all who knew her. and bad a pleasant
word for every body She viii be miss
ed In the home. the church and COM
munity For the past four or five years
che made her home with her daughter,
Mrs. G.. A Warren, who has the SYM
pathy OF the community over her sad
lose Services were conducted by Rev.
Sloan
Dr. l.. NJ Both ia repairing his dwell
ing house on Franklin street. aud the
weather has gotten the better Of the DR.
the past Two weeks.
Daniel Snanor continues TO improve
Is now able 10 sit up MI day, but won {
venture out 10 SEQ the ftt cattle for some
time yes
VIM Wcigle, Of Ellwood. was here
not long since visiting his brothers.
John, Charles. Cyrus and Abraham
Weigle.
Howard Pyle received word last week
that his mother in-law, hrs. G. .. Sui
livaD, OF Beaver Falls. Was very low
with pneumonia and heart trouble, and
. hurTiedly went thither.
David West has been under the
! weather for some time past, being both
cred with asthma.
Asa Heyl. who attends the Pittsburg
dental college spent part Of this week
at home and among his relatives.
30 Costly.
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hPPLICRlI0N FOR CHARTER.

Notice is hereby given that on the 18th
day of December, 1861, Andrew Wahl,
A r. Wahl George Wahl Ii. O.
Dunkle. f. A Smith, Paul Didier. r.
b. Reynolds. William Brown and T. L.
Ryan, viii make application to the
Governor Of the Commonwealth of
PeEnsy ylvania, under the Act of Assem-
bly, of the Commonwealth Of Pennsyl-
vania entitled AN Act TO Provide for
the incorporation and regulation of GER
tain corporations, Approved April 30,
1874, and the supplements thereto. for
the charter Of an intended corporation
to be called THE Wahlville Coal Com
pany," with principal Office at Evans
City. Butler county, Pa. the character
and object of which is the mining, pro-
ducing and marketing of coal. and the
manufacture Of coke, and the market
ing and sale Of the same with the right
to sell and dispose of, in either crude or
manufactured form, such fire clay and
minerals as may be incidentally pro-
duced in the mining of coal and the
manufacture of coke, and for these pur-
poses 10 have, possess, aud enjoy al the
rights benefits ard privileges Of the
said Act of Assembly, and its supple
lnents
II. j. SCOTT,
JOHN H. WILSON,
Solicitors
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value. When the stomach and the al
lied organs of digestion and nutrition
are diseased the nutrition contained in
food is imperfectly extracted and the
body fails Of nutrition adequate to its
needs. The shipwrecked sailor living
upon scraps in which there is no nutri-
ton is on level with the man who eats
abundant nutritious food but whose
stomach with its allied organs is dis
eased and therefore fails TO extract from
the food eaten the nutrition which In
the body's need.
SOUND STOMACH, SOUND MAN.
THAT is almost an axiom. The man
with a sound stomach and good diges-
ton will in ordinary be a sound man,
because the nutriment of food is the life
and strength OF heart, lungs, liver, kid
neys and every organ Of the body.
The first need of weak man IS to
look after his stomach and his digestion.
There is the common seat of physical
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-11-28
Florida Fast Mail.

Seaboard Air Line Railway. Florida and
West India Short Line to the Win
ter Resorts of the South. The Only
Line Operating Daily Trains to
Florida.
The FLORIDA Fast Mail,' another Of
the Seaboard Air Line Railways splen-
didly equipped trains. leayes New York
daily at 1910 A. NJ, 23rd Street Station
Pennsylvania Railroad, with Pullman
Drawing Room Sleeping Car and Day
Coaches to Raleigh, Southern Pines.
Columbia. Savannah, Jacksville, where
connections are made for st. Augustine
Tampa and all Florida points This
train connects at New York with train
leaving Boston 700 p M. Leaves Phi
ladelphia $50 A. NJ, Baltimore 6:22 a.
NJ. Washington 1855 A. M. Richmond
2:40 p NJ, arriving Southern Pines
9:35 P. NJ, Columbia 1: As A. NJ, Sa-
vannah 500 A. NJ, Jacksonville 910 A.
NJ, ST. Augustine 1110 A. NJ, Tampa
$50 p. NJ. Through Pullman Drawing
Room Sleeper New York to Jacksonville.
Through Vestibuled Passenger Coaches
and perfect service.
For information call on or write to all
Pennsylvania Railroad offices, or Sea-
board Air Line Railway representatives
at 306 Washington st Boston Mass. ;
1906 and 37l Broadway, New York; 30
South Third Street, Philadelphia; 207
East German Street. Baltimore; 1434
New York Ave, Washington. or to r.
E. L. Bunch, General Passenger Agent
Portsmouth Va.