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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-06-25
VETERANS DEMAND PAY.
Reunion of Cuban Soldiers to Be Held
at ManzaniIio.

New York, June Pa reunion Of
war veterans Is to be held in Mama
Milo this week for the purpose Of
unitedly demanding pay for their
services in the revolution, says a
Havana dispatch to the Herald. The
authorities are worried and fear trou-
BILE as a result of their necessary non
compliance with the demand. General
Masso. late candidate for the presi-
dency. was scheduled to preside, but
has declined.
The British vessels recently cap
tured off the Cuban coast for violation
of the fisheries and customs regula-
tions have been released On protest
made by the British charge d'affaires.
The seventeen-mile limit claimed un-
der the Spanish law will not be recog-
niZed
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-06-25
CLEVELAND SCANDAL.
Council Member Says an Attempt Was
Made to Bribe Him.

Cleveland, June 25.-The bitter fight
made by two Cleveland artificial gas
companies to keep the Standard Oil
company from putting natural gas
into Cleveland took a sensational turn
when C. A. Kohl, Democratic council
man, handed to the clerk of the coun-
Gil $4,000 in bills that. he said, was a
part of $4,000 promised him if he would
vote against the franchise ordinance.
Mayor Johnson then stated that the
money was paid to Kohl by DR.. Frank
Daykin, Republican politician.
DR.. Daykin was placed under arrest
on the charge of bribery.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-06-25

During ,;ic afternoon tho oar, ,,r
snai. the Duke of Norfolk issued Tho
following notice: ''o
me earl marshal has reco;vod ~
kings commands to eynrosc h;s ~; ~
so,;a 80; ueup sorrow that owing to his
.ouo iiihess the coronation cere-
nonv must be postponed. The cele-
nia,'ohs III London will, in conse-
uuence, be likewise postponed but it
IS the kings earnest hope that the eel.
epratlons in the country shall be held
as already arranged"
ne also expressed to the lord mayor
ms desire that his majesty's dinner to
the poor of London be not postponed
Nolhlng has yet been decided regard
ing the movements of the foreign
guests. 1t is understood however
'hat the special ambassadors and royal
euesls VIII return to their respective
countries as soon as more definite
news is received of the result of the
operation. N'
Throngs Of People on the Streets.
Outside of Buckingham nalaco onor.
nous throngs of people congregated
since early morning for the purpose of
witnessing the arrival OF the special
ambassadors, who were to be received
by the king and queen during the day.
number OF foreign representatives
actually arrived but the shortness of
thelr stay was noticed. inquiries were
made and soon the news of his mai
esty's serious state of health was circu-
lated among the waiting thousands.
| At the various palaces and at the
Grosvenor. buckingham. Carlton. Cecil
and other hotels. where the foreign
representatives are staying, the news
created the greatest dismay.
In the streets the change which
came over the crowds was most pro-
nounced. Traffic seemed momentarily
paralyzed and it was long before the
full effect OF the startling intelligence
was felt.
Large crowds quickly gathered
around the Mansion House. where the
official notice was put up by police
inspector. who first mounted the steps
and read out the bulletin. which was
received with respectful silence.
The streets. as the day wore on, be-
came more and more congested and
the holiday crowd concentrated into
groups reading and rereading the ''eX-
tras.' Most of the people seemingly
felt dazed and seriously appreciated
the full import of what they read.
In the course of the early afternoon
the bulletin from buckingham palace
announcing that the operation had
! been successful. that a large abscess
had been evacuated and that the kings
condition was satisfactory, was issued
and posted at the various points where
people congregated. Shortly after
wards court official informed the
representative of the Associated Press
that his majesty was recovering salts
factorily from the effects of an an
aesthetic
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-06-25
CAUSES GREAT CONSERVATION.
Sudden Announcement Of the Post
ponement Of the Coronation.

London. June 25.-The sudden an.
nounccment of the postponement OF
the coronation. just on the eve OF the
ceremony. causes the utmost conste:-
nation everywhere. The news spi"a
like wildiire. The tens OF thousan 5
of occupants of the streets sudueni!
stood still under the sudden SHOCK ana
eazed at one another in silent dreau
of what might come next.
On Saturday and Sunday society
was discussing the reports OF the
kings illness and though the circum
stantiality. detail and sources rom
which they came precluded entire DIS
he,ief there was disposition to DOUBT
,he stories. and when the positive cate
corieal denial was officially issued they
were dismissed as being unfoundeu'
uemorrhoids. apoplexy ana luuoa
90 wore a few OF the kings maladles
discussed In the clubs ana ulam'na -
rooms. and those discussing .hem
called the stories how the k'ns . .Sot
mite recx,tly reiterated his pellei 'n"'
he would never live to be crowhsu. -
I'm tho stock Exchange the eneo. "
tho startling news was lHil,ieu"h 18th
nJ pr,ces weakened, led by consols. WIN
= fall nj half a point. His maJes.s,
.,,sor ordinary conditions. was Nv
looked upon as a good suh]ec. 10, noEsed "r
ations. and though the KING T - ia
successfully through the 'a oraSa, must
believed that four or five weeS| rnder.
elapsc before he will be able ,sa 70 corona. orn
90 the arduous labors OF the eo' Sate
lion ceremonial. Therefore .;u, nU ont
ran m yet be indicated for carrying
the coronation.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-06-25

Lord Salisbury. in the house OF lords.
said the surgeons entertained a most
satisfactory view in regard to the prog.
ress OF the distinguished patient More
definite language than that was i'm.
possible.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-06-25
Official Announcement MACE

Official announcements OF the S,hiic H,%i
sor,"ns % illness were made 70 pTrd pW"rd
bodies as speedily as possible, pors and
uoa'.s '''as sent 10 the house OF commons "i nr,i
M"s wa acting actin lord chamberlain - % the
~" rn,rchill personally delivered s;Sence ~
uans;on xm" House. the official res.rdnn aim . .
st" NJ the lord mayor, message tss Tss"," morn
nus MS rehearsal of the coronation h,shnp s
n,env .me IN westminster abbey '.u ..hmr =
mon! ns ondon the Right Rev; A,'% Usher
,n,ram nu at the request OF Lcr% 1sor castle,
.ha ha Sen,,ty governor OF Winoso'
the Iae,a aea.sn q statement as follows: cod An.
''. ~ have to make very suffering
.,na.ment. The king Is s""o onsr.
nouneeili noun sn illness which makes .n a" there. here
ation att% necessary. ne The coronation '"'
'Tri The bishop requested ',arn tine out Of the
lion I,na,,on 90 on service and pray 'o'
recovery o! the N.nc.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-14
IA oAptLLA DEL pERD0N

Idea de su vengaDz8, no acercats
una otra en- su espfritu las dos
lfneaS de un Tazonamientl1 y SIC
content6 CON apostrofar.
-5De nlodo cue, segt1n usted, 10
que nos sucede esba perfectaine
J la rnujer hace bien engafssndo &
su ms srido?
No deseo tnicameDte cue no
Sc Ia condene sin oirIa.
La mujer ha eDcontradC Ia
meior maners de defenderHe, re-
puso Ricardo cen rabia, y ed mar
chandose.
Ei anciano hacienda un movl.
mlento con sus sagaces dips, 10
oblig6 suavemente & sertarae jun
TO q 81 en- la piedra.
81, huge. 5pero aeaso no rs
este mas digno que quedarss min.
tiendo y ocultan dose? sNo Is pre-
terrible al adulterio inBtalado sin
peligro nj escardalo esIe extrs d J.
miento de la vida social y murda-
ma? Dire mas: la susencia Gle slu
mujer le hace mas facil defender
su dauss ante Ia propia concien'sia,
mirar freDte a frente lia desgdicha
de ambcs, para estsr bien dilspl:es-
to ell gran dia de Ia reccncillGcioR
y del perd6n.
-Nunca perdonare, nunca, tiiio
sgrlamente Ricardo apretando los
dientes.
lei vieio sacudi6 Ia caheza.
- LIE parece 4 uste1, porquIe esta
torturado atin 2or Ell horrible insll
de los celos, que me hicI,sronsufrir
tanto como q listed y de qi1e me
cure. como usted Sc curara.
Sc cura uno cuando "a no
anna.
-ASs eqilivoca usted. Los csltls
no son 10 lnismo que Ell amor, anEl-
cue participen de Ia misma nstsl'
raleza. Asi 10 prueba la voltIptut,-
| sidad me all mezcla @, I'll sulI lntIs
\ ahomjnabIes sufrimienUts g.. TDitIs
\ milo. cuardo recuerdo Is alegria
cna v5 narltfa en- hacer confesnr d
mrlier cue pensaba er su pirteir
aue ie amaba por encima de to-
AL Morfa all oirlo era Isin emhal'.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-14
BfBEiorBcA De xtA DEMoCRActA,

ted. poi INSTR TO, con sus nervios.
La cari,sia de los sOnidcs Ia hacfa
estremecerse al rozarla; 70 tocaba
muy bien, 10 repito. Sc extrafia
listed 1e no haberme dido tocar
en sus conciertos del domingo; la
raz6n els que desde la mnerte de
Irene no he vuelto coger un
violin.
Nuestro segundo af1o de
fnatrimonio nos do un hiie que no
vivi6. ldi mujer tuvo en- clio un
gran pesar, tanto mfs cuanto que
nos adTirtiefon que no podrfa vol
yer 4 ser madre. Entonce es GUAM
do por distraerls y hacer que rea
phrase buen aire co. npr6 esta
propiedad; ella se complacfa squf
6 d gfa complacerse por no DISCUS
tarme. lPonfa taEta buena volun-
tad en- tiodas las cosas. !. :. Desgra-
ciadaments IN pintor rene mbrado
vino 6 instalarse en- Ia comarca.
Irene gustabs de las persoEss
conocidas y 20 compartfa con ella
esa del1ilidad d e parisienae. al
orgullo de sentar EN- Eu mesa IN
hombre celebre. Lo iDvitaTnos y
vino CON frecuencia verEos. Era
IN arrog2nte mozo de maneras
teatrales. barba puntiaguda, el
pelo cortado 10 Ruberls Y balo
estos aires pretensiosos tenfa To-
mas rjca imagination, una palabra
LENA de color y de fuego. Mientras
estaba On casa, mi mujer, no hacfa
sino beberse sus palabras; cDandO
80 iba, por mas que 20 tocara MI
violin, l0I GnicO que ella ola era su
toz, uu.s C,onservaba en- Ia memcria
no obstiAnte Mendelasohn J Chopin.
70 padIecla con este, 10 mAsmo que
al verla, de aburrlda y silencicsa
cue paTecfa cuando EstabamoE solfS
animarlIe, ponerse r0sada j brilIan
te con stllo OR los pasos de sts
homhre 6nuestra puerta. AlgEnas
vcces Sc 10 reprochaba RI ri6ndome,
pero mi rlsa debfs ser tan falsa
como II sl1ya caando me tontestt.
ba con Aire inoce nts y sorprelodidc:
STE pRrece?. ca, 10 aseguio
que no.p Pronto np tuVe en- IL cA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-14

beza mas que esta idea: <Lo anna.
ID qutlsre...> De ncche. durn1lendd
q 81 lsdo. sofiaba 20 que era nauy
alto, Inuy r0hOsto, mas hernloso
que al otro, j con ffscHencia en-
vez de dorm1r espiaba su Suefio, los
gritos de passion que 30 adivtnaba
en- su btca hepchida, aunque nads
hrbiefa pasado hasta eintr ses en-
tire ollos. Tambie1 me dabsn ganas
de 6espertaria de pronto gritindo@
lie: <QuIereme. quiereine ii, ma.
to.> PoT fin. sintiendo que cada
dfa Sc alejaba mss de mi coraz6n,
tuvs Ell pensamiento d,. dirie,irms
al que ella anaba. Nj sc per que
asociaba en- moi Amino IS. nombre
de artista & grandezs de animes ge-
nercsidad, compreDsidn superior.
Ash es que IN dfa die q lscuel
hombre con gran sencliez; Njjga
usted -. no tengo ITALIA pats lu4
char con Usted -. Corn prendo cue
huge de nj Y que va nacia usted
sin oue,erlo. -. Para listed est2
no es mas que una intriga, a sa.
tihfaccion de IN iDstaElte; para M
IS la vida entera. No me la robe
listed. SIC Id Iu' go. :. !. dejt,mela
usted, vsyase de aquf.,, El homhra
ccntestf. <Esta hien me ire > T
en- efettn, Sc march3, lpero lissv&n-
dosels.
Lo Que sufrf, usted no 10 be; ,
20 este ba solo, no teDfa un cora.
z6n A quie ii referir Mi pena, una
madrel Que me impidlers CT meter
locuras. Todas las com,stf. Prlmero
Quise 1ar'cen ellos, resuelto II ma.
tsrios; sstahan en Suizs, en- Ger
s4n, A crillaG del lago de los Cuatrn
Cant0pee. lCusn trists. me parecio
aqUel lsFo, vela6o pbr mobtafaas
cue en- el ne rff-iank, tel1iiio de
81 mbra de luto, lsl noch,s quls
/ ,7ese MI argue anf. & dos pssl,s del
/ 1nico hotel. M mujery su araente
| scahsban &c salir parafr al CilSino.
/ Tone LII cu8rto frt nte al styO: =
/ los RI vOlver con tt da I'm geEte dc
10 fonda. El hablaha alto en si pa
/ sillo cen 81 VOC carifioHa y cantan*
/ TOT pero tanlbien tents otIa qLe 70
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-14

ia iglesia edifcada -en recuerdo
suylo en- Ia carrebera de Draveil q
Soisy El sefIor Herscher 10 ha
yenIdo nunca,
H'ubo IN nomento de s1lenc1o,
entrecortado por Ell arruyo de las
palomas en- en- Ell iecho de las CAPT
liza por campsnadas leiaDss, que
tralismitian las aguss del rio 8
modo de trsmpolin soncro. Ricar-
do excls mo con sonrisa sarc5stica.
--Su relate, querido senior mio,
prueba que para Enentir y eEgansr
todas las mujeres son iguaies, J
que. entire los ho1nbres, nay muy
poets GARAGES deysu fndulgenc1a y
su 'oondad.
Merivet lie nif6, lleno de amar-
gafa al yer GUAM NAL 10 haoia com
prem dido.
e-Yo tuve al culpa, coDtesto.
No he sahido H. Eer que usted com
prenda la diferehcis exiStente en-
ire Irene yo. J,EIla tenfa cuanto
4 Mi me fsltabs,. belleza, juVen-
tud: nor ella fpf dichoso duTante
muchos amos. sim preocupaTme de
su propia dicha, lstn preguntsrie.
EsNo echas NADIA DIE meDos?S ADOe
iueces que en- Ieae eiidad 10 Iuera u,
la fa]ta de Ia espoIsa encontraIIa 81
iusti6caci6n en- eJIe egoismo. lCuan
tas otras rszones khabTia para ao'
sorNerlal SCon QUE derecno Sc eAi, =
ge, pongamos por &5empio' qu9 -
muIer per tene2ce Il ANu1 SOLO uoLa a
cnando ell hombre NO Sc con UeD U@
nunca de pna muie nnlca Z ui6 Du
rante muchos amos Irene VlVlo
Bols en- Ia casa M ~ ado & su ma
ride mas oue nor las y sches, y lejos
de su pals, lejos de su mauIe' ssn ls
hiios. Nc hahia haios no sn
Ia gran discu!pa... Ls j pa1elnlaau l.s.l =,
es Ia raz6n de ser de la n1pJeI, %
funci6n, su algeria, su y 80 ~ Laa .,,s, /,
lia I. A usted corno nuerluo
Ricardo, nos s11 ba eel1" Seabn N galta un
hiio.
,na.Iass5 n5san se leSafto c6lericz bnn
a,ss. 1uss.aao SABA ei 10 que le est! 4 he
ni0a.nuo' nn 4 Lidia 50 desesperab II
A' 1EnsE MO- Zero absorto E
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-14

yer La inlcIaleg del gseretaYio del Coieglo, lee
iueces la urdanaF&n Qns vnslva @ In CasetA "
dobls au papelesa como corresponds. Dsspp6s
de hsbar votsdo, ell votspte sbAndonar4 all To-
cal inmediatAmsnte pero s n!Dg6a vntAnte a
quien se la haya entregadc una parsletR y nm
lApiz, q une de dichOs ob1et9s. lie parmitirk
que salga del local sin que haya vntado sa pa
peleta 8 la hRyR devuelto ID lon JlscaE, " sin
que haya devuelto el IGpiz 81 Secretario del
Colegio electoral, de quisn 10 recibi6 Ssr6 ile-
gal que intsnte mir gdn votante salir del local
con una papeleta con el lzPiR que us6 para
n1arear, en- poder suyo. Y cualquier votAnss
cue fHtente abAn1onar oil local, leFanao una
pApeleta electoral uno de los refefid0s lkpi~
ces en- su poder, els calpabie de IA deito me.
nos grave (Gmisdame8nors) ser4 tnmadiRta-
mante arrestRdo, poT requerimiento dc uno de
los Jueces.
(C0M&inwRF<i
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-14
EsTADOS UNIDOs

kueVa formula
Los mpatixsdores del tr>tsds de raeipEo.
cidsd con Cuba, gestion&n arta los sens iores
" Representatives. la ceptaciG1 de una nueva
formula que suns ioa Interests de los Femola-
cheros de oe cubanos.
En- Que consiste
Esta formula cons;sts en- rebaj8r De la
actin nj tarifa de introd ucci6n los rroducsos
IN 90 por ciento sobra Ia tasacf6n actual, y
que sst& reforma de Ia ley arsnesiaris de adua-
mas subsists SOLO por dos fl s, cuyo tiempo Sc
cree snaciente para levantnr Ia situsei6n eco
E6nica rorque atravlesa Ia isla de Cuba
la campafa
Los peii6ticoa opuestos toda Glaze de
transaction, sguen con toaa energfa cam
De n para obstseuiizar toda idea que trsks de
faverecer los intereses cuban0s.
Sc retira
Lord Pauncefote, Emhai iador inE'6s an
Washir gson, ga retlr2fs sn breve de- aquel alto
cargo diplon1ktico, retornando LondPes
Sustituto
"a ~Tlrnes4, de essa capital hritkn'ea,
anuneia Que lord Pauncefote sara snstituido
Dor Mr.. L Lstteton. eabsdrAtico da gran reputa-
ci0n en- las Universidadss de Ia g :an B rst&kR
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-14
Otro incendio

I'm la madrugada de aver an h0lrososo In
eendio ha destrufdo totsments ell estR becl-
misnto de In haciend &MonsePrateD propisd ad
de don Salvador Amel, si&a en la Jurisdiction
de Agusdia.
e. fuego empes6 Id una de la nadru-
gada.
Los sona beros q polic1a acudieron al Ia.
gar del suceao.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-14
Una ca,ptura
(Contin Ear&).

Los rebeldes Colo N bis nos han captuFAdc
al jsfs leRl Chriqnf cnentan que este hecho
de &rmas en- muy importaDte per 10 Que han
hscho mas frecusiates los asaitoa ataques sn
las poblaciones carcanas q ans deStaesmentos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-14
RITMi, LUNDT c GO.
PONCE, II. e..

Cas3s en- Aay&gs5ee 9 San Jua'a.)
Ranqueros eoEnAs1OmAstas
AGEN TIES
d, las Diguientes sompaflfas de vapOres
Hamburg AmclrKe&m Lams
Hamburg.
Ia WEL0CE
G6nova.
gew YurA mnd PfO. EEcO u. O.. Go
New York.
MonsoR Steamship Line
New York.
Sierra Steamship Line
Liverpool.
vaserss Oorre0s do sohrinos do Rsrrsra
Habana.
qalvosboza bEosE araazAos .. -. Ce.
Galveston.
De Las siguientes Conapafifss De Ase'
ruros contra incsndlo.
LA BALOIsE,
HAMBURG BREMENSE,
AACHEN il MUNICH.
AgEGUROS MARITIMOS
Norts GermAnics.
RepPcs9neBmsGS
del Board of Underwriters OF New York.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-14
81 an Juan

Ia UaAeSaACfA SO shoEeaSTa 90 seA~
ID On los astasleeizaisntes slgnlsnGss:
SsEersa Allsna Company, Plaza Al
fpnse XII.
Farnlaoia E. g. Pats6n' saA 3ssts g.
III. zerbf, Puefta-tieRras
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1902-05-15
FIRES.

Judge McJunkin's stable was burned
late Monday night 1t was rented 10 L,
a. Morrison. whose delivery borse was
burned to death There was some hay
in the stable. and the intense heat
cracked the windows and set fire to the
Masseth g. Black machine shop across
the alley, but the firemen had no trouble
saving it.
The entire roof of the West Penn s
round house, in Butler, was discovered
to be burning, last Sunday evening. the
water pressure was low, and the build
ing and one engine were badly damaged
The fire is supposed to have had its
origin in the spontaneous combustion
of the oily waste used to clean the
engines. A barrel OF gasoline in the
room did not take fire though the barrel
was charred, and a can of oil in the
cupboard did not explode though the
cupboard was burned.
Sheridan station, on the Pan Handle
road, a mile or two west of Pittsburg,
was the scene of a remarkable calamity
last Monday evening. In switching
cars to make up train couple of tank
cars containing naphtha were bumped
together, which caused one of them to
leak, the oil took fire from switch
light, there was an explosion, and fire,
which in turn was communicated TO
two cars of oil, which also burned
This made agreat fire, and hundreds of
people fiocke1 to the scene and were
watching it when three more tank cars,
containing naphfha exploded, scattering
the burning stuff over the crowd. burn
ing several people to death, and hund
reds of others seriously.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1902-05-15
Reduced Rates to Harrisburg

For the German Baptist Brethren
Conference Mt Harrisburg, Pa, MAY 20
to "a, the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany will sell excursion tickets to
Harrisburg on May 10 to 81, good to re-
turn until June 2, inclusive, from all
stations on its lines, at rate of single
fare for the round trip (minimrm rate,
25 cents. An extension Of return limit
to June 30 will be granted if ticket is
deposited with agent at Harrisburg on
or before June 2, for which no addition
al charge will be made
Holders of special excursion tickets
for this event may obtain from the
agent at Harrisburg. from May 81 to "a,
excursion tickets to all points in Penn
sylvania. Maryland and the District of
Columbia, good to return until June 2.
inclusive, at rate Of single fare for the
round trip. Sdetrip tickets sold to
passengers having tickets to Harrisburg
ON deposit for extension, will be limited
for return passage until June 30. inclu
sive.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1902-05-15
ACCIDENTS.

Little David Cleland was run into by
bicyclist on Main street, Thursday
evening, and badly hurt.
w. A. McCandless ruptured an ear
drum while blowing his nose, few
days ago.
Henry Litzenberg was hit by falling
studding at the Park, and had his nose
broken.
A young man named Floyd of Clear
field township accidently short and
killed himself a few days ago on the
Kiskiminetas, near Apollo. while shoot
ing fish. He was married about year
ago to Miss McEihaney of that twp.
Albert Kaufman, aged 10 years, IF
Jackson township, was struck by B.
& o passenger locomotive and instantly
killed, last Sunday morning. He was
walking on the tracks near Evans City
and stepped from one to the other to
avoid an approaching freight train, not
noticing the passenger going on the op
posite direction.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1902-05-15

On account Of the National Conven-
tion. Trayelerh Protective Association
of America, June 3 to 7, and the
Supreme Lodge, Ancient Order United
Workmen, June 10 to 20, at Portland,
Ore, the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany will sell excursion tickets to
Portland from all stations on its lines,
from May to June z. inclusive. at great
ly reduced rates. These tickets will be
good for return passage within sixty
days from date Of sale when executed
by Joint Agent Mt Portland and payment
OF fifty cents made for this service.
Apply to Ticket Agents.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1902-05-15
Il. IL. le. Reduced Rates to st.
Paul or Minneapolis.

On account Of the National Baptist
Anniversaries, at st. Paul, Mimi May
30 to %, the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company will sell excursion tickets
from all stations on its lines to st Paul
or Minneapolis, May II to 10, good TO
return not earlier than May 81, and not
later than May 30, at greatly reduced
rates. These tickets will be good for
return passage only when executed by
Joint Agent at st. Paul or Minneap
oils and payment of 25 cents made for
this service. BY depositing ticket with
Joint Agent not earlier than May 81 nor
later than May 30, and payment of 80
cents at the time of deposit, an extern
sion OF return limit may be obtained to
leave st. Paul or Minneapolis not later
than June 30.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1902-05-15
Teachers Examinations.
The regular teachers examinations
for Butler county VIII be held this year

The regular teachers examinations
for Butler county VIII be held this yeaI
as follows
Chicora Mag %
Saxonburg. Nay "a
Evans Cit, May %.
Po-Eersvill-. May %
Prospect, May 20.
Sunbury, June 3.
Shpperyrock, June 4.
Eau Claire, June ).
North Washington, June 6.
Butter. June 81.
The examination for professional
certificates will be held in Bntler, June
IL. Those who have taught three Vr
more years successfully are eligible to
enter this examination
The last examination for the Year viii
be held in Butler August Is.
Do not ask for SPECIAL EXAMINATIONS
Those expecting to be examined viii
please bring with YOU pen and ink and
n stamped envelope containing your
last certificate or grade.
These examinations will begin
promptly at 9 o'clock; applicants be on
time. AS the law now requires, all ap-
plicants must be examined in civil
government and algebra.
Directors aud friends of education, VIZ
will gladly welcome you to any one or
all of these examinations.
Come out, examine our questions, in
spect our work. and thus help us along.
Yours very truly,
HOWARD / PAINTER.
Supt Butler County