Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1903-11-26

dav morning.
Admin1sli arors and Executors OF estafs
can secure their receipt books az the OlIl
ZEN ONCE. and persons making puohc saie'
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
"A rather doleful Thanksgiving in
Butler.
Our doctors are kept going night
and day.
-Hobson, tomorrow night. in the
Court House.
The bars of Butler will be closed
from 9 to to-day.
Living in a fire-trap or next door to
one, is dangerous.
Printers are scarce and in demand
more 30 than turkeys
All the druggis.s in Butler are kept
busy filing prescriptions.
If you have not case of typhoid
in your home-be thankful.
The borough is grading the side
walk in front of the Masseth property.
Any town that can boast quarter
of-a-million fire is some punkins. But
Ter is it.
The last number on the stage Of the
Park Theatre was decidedly the
warmest.
The Business. College is now wide
open, but the bother is you can see
through it.
The Grand Opera House and the
Avenue Theatre, in Pittsburg. both
fronting on Fifth avenue, burned yes
terday afternoon.
Butler needs building inspector.
Twelve inch walls are liable to cost
some people their lives.
The Opera Houses of this town are
meeting with bad luck. The next one
should be fire-proof affair.
County superintendent Painter is
sick and Prof Gibson will probably lead
off ut the Directors convention to-day.
The Park Theatre was not the only
'fre-trap" in Butler. and when the
others go the blocks they are in will prob
ably go with them.
Last Friday was the blackest kind
of Friday for number of Butler
people, and all the people of the South
end of town can be thankful that there
was no breeze that morning.
--As the typhoid and grippe epidemic
continues Mayor Kennedy advises ev-
erybody to clean up and to stop splitting
Oh the sidewalka Our town should un-
dergo general cleaning up and disin-
fecting.
-Pittsburg has typhoid fever about
as bad AZ Butler. An editorial in dai-
ly paper states that dozen deaths oc-
CURED during late week and the total
Of typhoid deaths for the. year will be
500. The unfiltered city water is blam-
ed.
If it is not too late the purchase of
the Mcbride lot on w. jefferson street
by the National Government for a p.
o. building should be stopped. The
Postofice should be located on the Dia-
mond, or on the business portion Of
Main street.
Some fools or miscreants have late
ly been turning the railroad switches
aenr Busaer, perhaps not realizing that
they are taking chances on committing
murder by so doing The railroad COM
panies should make such acts impos-
sible by putting on proper locks.
Our grocers were selling turkey at
20 cts pound. Yesterday, and young
chicken ut l8 cts-and yet you can find
something to be thankful for. A dis
tinguished author asserted that any
body with fertile imagination could
always find something to be thankful
for.
w. n. Miller, the insurance agent,
and W. @. Thompson have taken an
Office in the Butler County National
Bank building. which is absolutely
hre-proof. The only thing needed
there is one Of thosA light, asbestos
safes to protect books and papers against
the possible burning Of the Office furni.
ture. The building itself cannot burn
Several Of the attorneys. who were
burned out in the Armory building,
have located there, note of which fol
lows the account of the fire.
The Butler County Record asks thu
announcement that while it's Office book
containing the name and account Of
every subscriber were saved from tht
late fire, portion Of its mailing list
which contained the postoffice addres,
of each subscriber in the county, wa,
destroyed. Every subscriber, whose ey,
this notice meets, If he does not receiv,
the paper this week is requested to seni
to the Record on postal card his nam.
and postofhce address, specifying alst
the number of his route If he receives
his mail by r. F. d. The postmaster
throughout the county have been re
quested to obtain from the carriers ant
forward to the Record lists Of subscrib
era on their respective routes, by doing
which they will confer great favor up
on the publisher. Temporary business
Office of the Record will be in John c
Graham's law Office. next to Campbell
furniture store on South Main street
You will find just what you want in
tall suit or overcoat at Ritter &
Rockenstein's.
Why have Blues, Tired Feeling
Headaches, Constipation. or Indigef
tionf Positive cure may be had il
Victor Syrup.
Your fall suit at Ritter & Rocker
STEMS.
Low Excursion Rates to Chicag,
On November 90, 80 and December /
1908, the Baltimore q Ohio Railroa
Company will sell excursion ticket
from all local stations west of the Obi
River to Chicago, H.. at rate of on
fare plus ~. 90 for the round trip, az
count Fourth Annual International Liv
Stock Exposition and National Liv
Stock Exposition Tickets will be goo
for return until December z, 1908.
For further information call on {
address nearest Baltimore & Obi
Ticket Agent, or B. N. Austin. Gener,