Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1904-01-28

their Intention TO do 50 not later than Mon
dav morning.
Writ of Partition, estate Of ]. Eyth.
Butler County National Bank State
ment
Brown & Co.'S furniture.
Modern Stores Remnant Sale.
Campbell's furniture.
Farms for Sale.
Douglass Sale.
Peerless Opticians.
Adminis.r Asors and Executors u: estate
z6N once. and persons ma usI ,bIic sales
their note books.
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
e. & N. Sasler have opened meat
market 1t the corner of Broad and Penn
streets.
The Mercer and Lawrence county
candidates for Judge are now getting
their pictures printed.
-Zslienople had a mad-dog scare.
Tuesday Lockwood's big black dog
took spell of some kind and had to be
killed
The Street Car Co. sends FIVE cars
to Lyndora every evening to accommo-
date the people who go to the threatrs
there.
The town Of Moundsville. Ala. was
destroyed by q tornado. last Friday
Thirty seven people were killed and
hundred injured.
The navy wants 5000 stalwart
Americans. Here II chance for young
men who wish to get as far rs possible
from the old farm.
There is no advertising medium
like the home newspaper. People cast
aside circular letters and pamphlets
without glance. but the local paper is
read clear through.-Ex.
Three weeks Of leap-year have pass-
Cd. yet the marriage license list is not
slarmingly increased Probably the
girls have not yet got into their cam
paign clothes.
Three hundred more men were laid
Oh at the Car Works last Thursday,
and others received notice that their
services would not be needed after the
end Of the month.
The Red Cross Society Of Butler
continues its bensfcent work, and is
furnishing Substantial aid to some ff-
teen families. Its headquarters are In
the Kirkpatrick block on N. Main st.
with Mrs Burgess Kennedy, in charge.
Arrangements are being made to
send the big bull owned by Frank Lucy
Of Cranberry twp. to the st. Louis
Expo. He (that is the bull) is IL feet 8
inches long and 18 feet around and
weighs about three tons.
Tho Builders Exchange. which ID
composed Of seventy Of the contractors
and builders of Butler. has notified the
Trades Alliance. which Includes all the
labor unions of the town, to put every
contractor. builder and material man
In Butler on the Fair" list by Feb. lst
or else they will take no contracts
The Pennsylvania Live Stoc
Breeders Association will hold it's fifrhk
annual meeting at the Monongahela
House. Pittsburg, Wednesday and
Thursda ,. Feb. 10 and IL, 1904 Ex-
cursion rates on all lines east of Pitts
burg Apply for card orders and fun
/. information to E. s. Bayard, Secretary,
203 Shady Ave, East End. Pittsburg.
Pa
The valuations Of Butler pro psrties
~ returned by the assessors aggregates
e7.97O, 1877; and the county, by the new
assessmsnt will run between twenty
one and twenty-five millions. These
assessments have yet to be equalized by |
the County Commissioners. and the ap-
peals win begin after that perhaps not
before April list.
A candidate for local Office. while |
electionesering. the other day. was
asked who his opponent was; and he
mentioned the name. adding hes an
other good man, but he ought TO with
draw"-which recalls the story Of the
little boy who. sitting with his little
dster on . very short bench. coupla-
Gently remarked. Il think there would
be more room on this bench for me,
Mary, II cns Of rs would get of.
An apparatus in use In Germany
for the puri1cation Of milk by ozoniza
ton is 90 constructed that that the milk
contained in vessel flows thence in a
thin stream into another vessel. placed
below. An electric circuit Is so ar
: ranged that sparkling is caused through
the stream or near it. The ozone
which Is thereby engendered from the
oxygen Of the air Is said to be sufficient
10 kill all micro org anisms contained in
the milk.
The Youngstown vindicator says
that the impression that smallpox il dy-
ing ont in that city is erroneous, accord
ing to figures given ON by the Board
Of Health. There has been 80 cases re-
ported since the beginning Of the new
year, but only few have proven seri
ous. The emergency hospital has been
% crowded that from time to time when
there has been q surplus Of victims it
has been necessary to confine them In
their homes.
"A photographic commentator re-
marks that "Mr. Carnegie's ideas about
wealth have not led any of his million
aire friends to establish get-poor-quick
concerns." Not for the purpose Of get
ting themselves poor, nor with the
svowed name of getting other people
poor. But sufferers from some OF the
schemes Of the high fnanciers are ready
10 testify that they would be correctly
described ~ "get-poor-quick" invest
ments.-Ex.
Christian and Missionary Al
lance Convention.