Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1904-06-23
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

CITIZEN Office and persons fA-A-si5 PaD'-'
sales fheir rOte books
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
-g5i was the lucky number.
Nos. II and Is are great cars and
fook fine on Main ST.
L Stein & Son offer bar5ains in
shirt waists See adv.
Since the roads have been worked
they are better spoken Of.
The shoe stores of Batter will close
at pm. after next Friday.
If you want an iron ceiling try the
Wheeling Corrugating Co. for one See
adv.
The Modern store offers bargains
in muslins and linens. until Saturday
See adv.
The cellar of the D. e. wuller drug
store was robbed of some liquor Satur-
day next.
The Northern Pacific offers induce
ments to settlers in Dakota-June to
O.tobsr. See sdv.
"A glance at orr columns. this week.
will inform you tbyt the excursion sea-
son is With rs again
Iron steamers, buikhsaded; and
short trains, yestibuled, would lessen
the danger on excursions
p. O. increases in salary-Miss
Robinson to 81, 400. A. L. OesterliDg to
$1,000; J. G. Moore to 800
Butler is to have Golf Links on
the KohIer farm. west of town; also
plaster factory near the brewery.
The 4th Of July parade -firemen's
will form on Centre Ave, neal the X.
r. station and march all over Boiler.
The newest mail box in cylindrical
in form and the carrier puts up the
flag after putting something in the box.
Tuesday was great day in these
United States-tbe Republican Nation
al Convention convened in Chicago, and
License Court convened in Butler.
- Frog hunters are reminded that
the frog IL either game or game fish
now and the season for stopping his
bass solos does not open until the first
day in JnIy. The penalty for violating
the law Is fine CT $40.
The hospital for incurables, built
by Father Hickey at Fenelton, was ded-
icated and opened for patients last Sun
day. The nuns of st. Francis will have
charge o. it, 1t is three-story, frame
building, with mansard roof, and has
20 rooms for patients.
"A young lady dreamed for two
nights that she was going to marry a
certain young man here who is addict
ed to the use Of cigarettes. Believing
in the superstition that IL the same
dream occurs three nights 1t viii come
true, she sat up all night the 3rd night.
up to o'clock yesterday morning
$50 bodies had been recovered from the
water. at the scene Of the Slocum dis
aster. 725 Of which had been Unidentified.
The recovery Of over 100 bodies that
day was due to the use OF explosives.
which caused the bodies to rise.
Rural Mail carriers have made in
formation against the supervisors Of
Georges twp, Fayette county, charging
them with criminal negligence in per-
mitting certain roads to remain in an
almost impassable condition. This Is
IL probably the first snit Of the kind
brought In the State.
"A minister ont in Wisconsin lifts
up his voice against the wearing OF net
or 'peek-a1boo" waists by women.
which leads an exchange to remark that
the gospel war-horse wouldn't shy quite
- badly IL he wore binders The net
waists has It's good points and perfora-
lions. As the sleepy fellow said when
be wrapped fish net around him, It'll
keep ont the coarest Of the cold"
"A recent decision OF the Postoffice
Department imposes penalty Of 5000
on any one taking mail out OF the Post
Office that Is directed to another party.
VA ItatIn n main
mistakes and get the wrong boxes, and
the law says that the people must ex-
anime their mail before leaving the
Office, and IL they have other than
their own, 1t must be returned at once.
Quite q number OF divorces have
been granted by the Courts of Butler
county doing the past few months
Divorce IL an evil. but It Is result
rather than a cause. 1t Is the result Of
vices like licentiousness and drunken
ness that make companjonship insup-
portable; cruelty. which involves risk to
life itself. and the lighter but more gen
erally diffused vices Of vanity. selfish
ness and uDgoverned temper II has
been said, rather specifically, that II
takes two to make quarrel, but one Is
sufficient to make married life insup-
portable. The clergy do well to fight
the evil Of divorce; they will do even
better to fight the vices that lead to II. !"
The following graduates and students
OF the Butler Business College have
recently accepted positions as follows:
Elizabeth Killian, stenographer, Me-
Guire Casket Co.. Butler; Eta Hoon,
stenographer, DIR. Wasson, Butler; Cora
Kottraba. stenogragher Burial League
Of the United States. Pittsburg; Myrtle
Kohlmeyer. stenographer for a Pitts
burg firm; Lillian Grove. stenographer
for Joseph Flemming. Pittsburg: Bertha
Hammel. stenographer and clerk, with
Or. Atwell. Butler.
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