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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1902-09-04
EXECUTORS NOTICE

Le1=-S 1zS-z11sB1z-y on 1he estate o.
Rev Szuusl Kerr. d D.. dec'd- lz-- n-
lA--lSrIlie bo-o, Bu-is- Co. Pa, having
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Butler. Pa
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1902-09-04
EXECUTORS NOTICE

Le--eE teS-sD-1z-E OF TIE estate o.
Cz-5E7s a SLz=E. 6scTd- z-= ID
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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1902-09-04

Letters Of administrators ou the -ssste
81 Ee1rg Fesgei. s1pp0sor. decsrfe3s,
Lste of 2gtIe-.- BEfleS Co. Pa. hsviug
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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1902-09-04

LSuEs of administrator ou 1be estate
OF Clara J. Graham, decd, late 0i
Butl= borough, Butler county Pa,
having been g-E-ed 70 6e undE-
slFne1, al persons knowing themselves
indebted 70 Szl6 estate VII please make
mDed1z-e payment, and zas having
clans zgElS sE5d es-Ece wlu u-eser.
then 6Elv z1th@15czted for settlement Il
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jury Lists Tor Seot- Term.

1zlsf Ol Names d-i.svn 1E5m the TI-uIrs-
Jury wheel On TINS I'M 3l<s- day 8t s1lfE
1872 10 serve n petit ! 1-0-s al q regulE-
term OF c8ErT commencing On Ihf
sec0ud Mandzv af >se.5zslnbsr 1862 1ts
same being 1hs S;rh Day q sald month
Adams Hz--y, StITTs-yr0ck ID. farmer
Alexander James. Brady ID 1E-mE
BediIhun William. Eiddlesez ID. = OF P
Bsighisy Conrad Gdunoq- =. farmer
Baker George Z Butler 5Ed---
Brvs0n John Mars Bdr0. Lzb0rsr,
bish c p, C8nnDq b1-8, producer,
Caster John. Brady twp farmer,
Csuu5sl Samuel. Evans C5rr, lzb0re-
Campbell GYMS Bu1lsr 5th " duIlE
CransuwsE Ernest Butls- 51h " clerk
Clark HsuyJ- Concord twp, fzmE
D0naldz01 Isaiah Butler Isl VI c0ns1z-
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DzEids1u Aw, Buasr ID y. merchant
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S5swzr1 Leonsri- Che-y swp farmer
Sbepp GSeo. NIddlesex rvp. farmer
Tinker Charles Mercer rEv5. farmer
Welsh Geo JscasoE twp. farmer
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1902-09-04
r. L. KIRKPATRICK,
Jcz~eseF snc Grzcgsee opficssn
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Excursions TO AtIanfsc CIsy-

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rate s-c1rssoHs 1er 1902 rG Atlantic
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HsliT Beach. y J. Reaobssb. Del or
Ceesn Cts. NJ
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school dresses
wanted soon

Aslssci2l Il VIII jay 70 .1s- SAMPLES Q.
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35c
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every In-sad-EDd I6r eIris school wear
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great chance nOw-=eIIlnS 0uf % 70 az
F0ulz-ds. choice things, 35c
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Cuzrrr ElF1um7srae rz 1zl- laHl6 On Jun.
&C.. Nnss-s w. - 1gg-r-y NJ T.. Dzr=z-
and r. 1l05z1E7z zrers selsc1sE r. :
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fnr rn4 7su-Tan4e G. aHuT-1nE Tllss u
ruEr-z -iaa u1ruanAa5au az 1uurresziUzR
icandiaa1es tor riae n=U dis--5c1
The Rsu1bliczn C0unr7 Oauui11es
g. E7es-m1rslan6 % also appointed
rlnFee man. AND rne sl- zne1 IL Pi1rsbu--
serazal 1snes. hut c01ld not z-nee. a
tine Brtlg- msn always insisted up0I
euual caznces II 1he c1nfsrsnce not
=iths1anainE tine fac- 1hzr Nes-m0re
lmn7 c.. haz nsEr1v three times uul
T1pzaz-ig-l zn5 more than double on
Republican vote
On March 18th last r~snry-ssght O.
the members OF the County COMMITTEE
resuunaHL to ChalrlEn Mcfarland
cal - meet IL Bztler and
Resolved. thar fhe powers Of the Com
miftee IRON TINS c0unrv he extended
tiHar 1hev snail have tull power 70 unEn-
1mUmsav Rgree up0n such rules as In
their 1nd-ment are proper without re
fsrrsrr Their action 70 the County Com
uliffee for Their approval
And x Is further resolved That il i
tine 1ud-msu- a. 1tls County C0mmirree
r@pr@ssmtInC tine Eepu bhcaEs ct Butter
@uuury- that IL axy conferences or cUn-
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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1902-09-04

4 NEND2EST TO HE CONSTTTT-
Il HON PROPOSED TO THE Gil
ZESS OF his COMMONWEALTH
FOR TEEIR APPROVAL Oh REEC
TON By TEE GENERAL Assem-
BY OF T8E ECOMMOSEEAL or
PENNSYLVANIA PUBLISHED BY
ORDER OF THE SECRETARY OF
TEE COMMON WEALTH IN PCR-
SUASCE or ARTICLE XVIII OF
The CONSTITUTION
4 JOTST RESOLUTION
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Thomas r. Walsh. the Colorado
millionaire. is having erected for his
11-year-Old son in Washington fully
equipped theater. intended to develop
the dramatic talent of the boy.
Mayor David s.. Rose of Milwau-
kee is one of party of northwestern
capitalists who have just bought 10000
acres of timber land in Tennessee esti-
mated to contain 100000 feet of good
pine lumber.
The Prince of Monaco. in spite of
his being part owner of the greatest
gambling establishment in the world,
never touches a card. In late years the
Prince has been a champion of Drey-
fus, as we'll as a pro- -Boer, and has
published a magnificent work on ocean.
ography, which already extends to
twenty-one volumes, superbly printed
and illustrated, at a press. of his own
at Monaco. ....t~ .,
Perhaps the wittiest speaker In the
last House of REPRESENTATIVES.. was
Congressman Cushman of Washington,
1t is likely that. his supremacy as a
congressional humorist will be contest
ed next winter by J. Adam Bede of
Pine City, MINI. Mr. Bede is in great
demand as an after-dinner talker and
his lectures, of which he has three or
four, are said to be among the fun
niest things going. "a Personally he is
regarded as "a dead Finger" for Whit
comb Riley.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-01


A New York paper says that Aires
Peats. the wall paper man, has gone.
crazy. because his business grew so
fast that he was unable to take care
Of it. During the past two years the
business increased at the rate of ST.
100000 a year. The sad case of this
man illustrates what is means to
advertise consistently and persistent
ly. He got the. notion into his head
that by advertising, principally in the
daily newspapers. he could increase his
business and make a fortune. He
tried il. He spent hundreds for print
ing ink, and thousands came roll
ing into his place of business.
Then he spent thousands for publicity
and tens of thousands were the result,
And after a while his business reached
into the millions-all because of the
folly OF advertising. If he had not ad-
vertised he might have continued to
eke out an existence in a small shop
and remain so poor that he couldn't
afford TO lose his mind. AS it is he ad-
vertised and became a millionaire, and
lost his mind because the money was
coming to him so fast that he didn't
know what to do with it. His fate
should prove a warning to all who
have not the capacity to stand pros
perity to avoid advertising as they
would the plague.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-01

Now that the speakership seems to
be heading toward Chairman Cannon
many stories are being told about
Uncle Joe' to illustrate his quaint
humor, says the New York CONNER
cial. fae
Last winter Speaker Henderson
called Cannon TO the chair on one oc-
casion when a vote was to be taken on
an amendment. the rejection of which
was a foregone conclusion. 1t was one
of those amendments to an appropria-
tion bill which was made merely as
record. as the member who moved it
had no idea that it would be passed.
About six votes were in its favor and
the balance of those to be cast were
against it. Mr.. Cannon began counting,
the long forefinger of his right hand
shaking over the House as he was
telling them off.
"One- two three four five," he
counted, when the tediousness of the
process seemed to flash over him as
he looked over the House and saw
nearly every man on his feet.
"Oh, hell, a hundred" he exclaimed
to the clerk, who was watching him in
order to take down the number.
Every one who witnessed the quick
method of arriving at the vote enjoy
ed it hugely 1t answered every pur-
pose and no one offered the least OBJ
lection to it,
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-01
Dovener's Fish story.

Representative Blackburn Barrett
Dovener of West Virginia, strolled
down the stone steps of the New Will
lard with look of contentment. as
though he had just finished his din
ner, says the Washington Post. A
group of correspondents, on the look
out for statesmen to interview, spied
him, and bore down upon the West
Virginian.
DO you know any news-West Vir-
ginia politics?" asked one of the news
paper men.
Representative Dovener smiled at the
group. Yes; 1 have" said he, some
news concerning my state" He put
his hand in an inside pocket and drew
out large bundle of official looking
documents. The news gatherers be-
came eXpectant.
Il have an order for fish," said the
West Virginia statesman.
The newspaper men looked at each
other a bit mystified. They fancied
themselves on the trail of "story,"
and began to look wise.
I've just been down to the fish COM
mission to get an order for some cat
fish to stock Muddy creek, out in my
state" added Congressman Dovener
you needn't say how many fish, just
few. It's a small creek
"Goodby, Mr.. Dovener," said the cor
respondents, as they began to see a
light and faded away.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-01
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The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-01
Signs of Insanity,

A farmer came into town and went
to see his doctor, saying that he did
not feel well, says the Philadelphia
Ledger.
The doctor advised him 70 take a
stimulant once in while, but the far
mer said he would not set such an ex-
ample to his son, who was growing
up. The doctor asked him If he shaw
ed. Yes" answered the farmer.
Then" said the physician, put a
bottle of whisky in your shaving cabi-
net; and every time You shave take
little"
The farmer said he would. and de-
parted. The doctor did not see the
farmer again, but met his son about
a month later, running up to him on
the street. Il was just coming TO
your office to get you 10 give me a
certificate to put my father In an in
sane asylum" said the son.
What are the symptoms?" asked
the man of medicine.
He wants 10 shave six and seven
times a day." answered the son.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-01
CURRENT COMMENT.

The Norfolk (Va.) Landmark (Dem.)
says: "Those who assert that the Gu
bans are not able to govern themselves
should observe the manner in which
the Havana strike riots were put
down"
The Springfield (Mass.)C Republi-
can Qnd) says: The experience of
Apostle Smoot is another demonstra-
ton that Mormons who seek federal
office from Utah acquire national fame
with great ease. Mr.. Smoot is not yet
elected. yet the country resounds with
his name. The Senate, by the way.
has never had a Smoot among its
members"
The Albany IN. " Argus Dem)
says; "A down East paper. which
would like to be against Apostle Smoot,
II il dared. timidly suggests that he
may not be seated If he should be OPP
posed to the administration That's
rich. After having cleverly fixed all
the wires for Apostle Smoot's election.
the Mormon hierarchy win take good
care that he's the hottest administra-
tion senator in the lot"
The Birmingham Age Herald (Dem)
says: THE trouble is about AZ per
cent OF mates "a years OF age ana up-
wards in the South are illiterats-
largely negroes-whereas in the RE-
publican states the percentage is small.
rarely rising 90 8 per cent. In Nassa-
chusetts the illiterates are about 3 per
cent. The northern states can stand
crumpackerism, especially II they can
see the southern representation cut
down almost one-half This h. what Is
the matter. That is what the Crum-
packer resolution means namely. the
~, regardless ot the Interests and
rights - the states. and ~ the need
~ an tntelhgeW electorate through
the exclusion of Al who are unworthy
~ ths elsct0ral prYiiegeF