Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1905-09-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Cool nights.
Get vaccinated-
Sow your wheat
Get vaccinated again.
Take your certificate to school with
you.
All the tin-mills of New Castle are
now in operation.
Some Of our citizens attended the
Mercer Fair, this week.
The bells will soon ring for straw
hats and white slippers.
There was some frost on the hills.
this morning. The first.
The new garbage furnace is almost
ready for the Town Council.
West Clay street is to be paved to
Broad and opened to Mercer.
: The benches are back in the Park,
and the Man on the Monument is
happy.
Sweep your share of the street, and
the mud wagon will come around and
get the pile.
Monday was a great day for
the Hunkies-some of them went to the
murder trial and some got drunk.
The Butler survivors of the Home
stead War are meeting with their fel-
low veterans at Conneaut Lake, today.
The Mclaughlin murder case has
been set for next Monday, but the case
now on is dragging longer than was ex-
pected.
The plate glass works OF this
country are making about forty million
feet year, and still the stuff is going
up-in price.
I'm nearly every town and township
in this county. there are cases of
typhoid. at present, and it is said to
come from the water.
DIR. 8. A Johnston, dentist. has re-
moved his Office the large three-stcry
block on Main st.. opposite the Bickel
block-172i 8 Main st. See card
Hay fever is like love. Where one
person has 1t another may be entirely
free. and the remedy which will cure
one sufferer has absolutely no effect on
the other.-Ex.
The Standard raised the price OF
oil three cents, Tueeday-one cent for
the burning of the Russian oil field;
one for shortage Of Penn'a oil, and
one for the decrease in the Texas pro-
duction.
"A Berlin landlord has sued tenant
fr loss occasioned through her exces-
sive use Of water for bathing. He
promulgates In his suit the doctrine
that mo respectable woman takes a
bath every day."
What won't boys dol Two of them
went into covered bridge in Ohio. a
few nights ago and with lantern and
. fish horn held up all traffic, until a
fellow On foot put them to fight, leav-
ing their supposed auto behind.
"A youngster and his mother were
going home from one OF the churches
and the mother was finding fault with
the sermon. The boy noticed the
amount Of his mothers contribution
and said, well, ma, you cant expect
much for cent"
Our Hospital is doing great work.
It is full Of patients all the time. There
are forty some there now. Some OF
them require delicacies. not easily OBJ
tainable, and as this is the season for
putting up fruit, and making jellies and
preserves. 1t would be well for our
housekeepers to remember the Hospital
while doing 30.
The deepest cut in the new trolley
line from Butler to Pittsburg will bt
through the Bakerstown Hill, 3S feet
deep; and the mex. deepest will be on
the Humes farm, near the eastern edge
Of Adams twp. thirty feet A hundred
foreigners were brought to Butler,
Monday, and taken to the camp in
Butler twp. The grading 10 to be COM
pleted by the end Of the year
"A countryman In a restaurant or
dered roast lamb, and the waiter bawl
ed to the cook: Zone lamb ''Great
Scott, mister" cried the countryman
Il can't eat hull lamb. gimme som,
fried oysters instead" "One fried oys
teri bawled the waiter. We'll. Me
thuselah's ghost Mister, one friet
oyster amt going to be enough. CHM
me dozen Of 'em. Durn these city
eatfn' placesl'
-Twelye thousand men paid s5 eacl
TO see two fellows thump each other
last Saturday. II happened in an aren,
or coliseum built especially for th,
purpose somewhere in California, and {
young Dane from Chicago. name,
Nelson, and young Englishman from
California, named Britt, pummelct
each other for seventeen rounds of
minutes each, with minutes rest be
tween them. but in the 18th round Brit
laid down on the floor and wanted b
sleep. and that made Nelson the WHINE
OF about $4,000.
One 0f our esteemed cotemporarie
puts up plea for more licensed house
In Butler for the reason that the patron
Of the bars are not served promptly, an
have to form In line across the side
walks, but If the patrons of the bar
had to wait as long for a drink as tn
patrons Of some Of our hotels have {
wait for their meals the bar trade woul
soon fall off by half. Nobody, excep
ing thoFe who now haye monopoly &
the business, would object to a fe,
more licensed hotels in the town, bu
everybody would object to more bar
with alleged hotel attachments.
"A travelling salesman died suddenl
In Pittsburg, says an exchange, ant
some Of bis friends telegraphed to tn
Al ~-1< a.