Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1905-05-25

CampbelFs furniture.
Browns furniture
Zimmerman Sale.
HuseIton's Summer footwear.
Modern Stores bargains
Excursions
La Luz Mining Co.
Adminislr Acors and Executors of estate
can secure their receipt books at tn
CITY gN ONCE. and persons making publ
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
-Summer cars.
Park opens next week.
Look out for mad dogs
Nice warm days after the frosts.
Next Tuesday is Decoration Day.
Don't forget the primaries, Satur
day.
-Slipperyreck Normal has $40 stu
dents
Excursion rates on all the railroads,
Tuesday.
Flowers will be scarce for Decora
tion Day.
First excursion to the lake on Deco
ration Day.
When You go to Pittsburg don't
spit in the cars.
Go to the polls, Saturday, and vote
for the best men.
Our schools close next week and the
youngsters are all-sorry.
Three streets of Freeport are being
graded, severed, curbed and paved
There were enough people at the
big well, Sunday. to hold camp-meet-
ing.
GAR DeHaven painted his fish
wagon in bright colors and calls it a
hot tomato"
The L. c. Wick planning mill start
ed mp, Tuesday morning, With w. 9.
Brandon as foreman.
Fifteen tons Of mail matter passed
through the Keister postoffice during
the past three months.
The frost Of last Saturday night
was general over the county. destroy
ing much. and injuring everything.
"A branch railroad is being built
through the northern part of Indiana
county. and may be extended to the
Butler county coal fields.
Johnny came marching home at the
Majestic, Monday night, and the season
closed in halo of glory. 1t was good
play. without tight place in it.
Warwick, England. boasts the old
est Sunday school teacher. Her name
10 Mrs Owen She is 90 years old, and
has taught in the local Sunday school
for 80 years
Notwithstanding the fact that troll
ly lines aud automobiles are becoming
more numerous, good horsee are very
sGarcs, and command a higher figure
shan for L0sDy Tecrs.
"A daughter of c. NJ. Keele. died Of
spinal meningitis Friday morning. after
being sick for but two days. The little
girl was mt school Tuesday, was sick
Wednesday and Thursday and died
FRIDAY morning. The family live on
z. Quarry St.. and daupnsys Il assign.
ed as one Of the causes Of the disease.
--On the roof Of an EGGPLANT in Ale
gheny q strange accident took place,
Tuesday, A man took hold Of a live
wire, could not let 90 and screamed
with pain. Another man took the first
by the shoulders and pulled him off, but
was almost instantly killed, while the
first man escaped with pair Of burned
hands
Twenty two men. armed with
clubs. were guarding the Jap Jennings
lease ON the Schlagel farm, west Of
town. Tuesday. ready to resist any at
tempt on the part OF the Mac and
Mike forces TO Russian the premises.
No formal declaration Of war has been
made, bot oil and water are liable to
Gow there anytime.
Some Pittsburg merchants have or
ganized company. and have secured
Pennsylvania and Ohio charters for the
building of ship canal from Beaver to
the lakes-fo)lowing the Beaver river,
and either the Shenango os Mchoning
creeks The estimated cost 10 twenty
Eve millions. and the canal, IL built,
will make Pittsburg great inland
port. The enterprise is booming the
price OF land In the Beaver valley.
Tho Allegheny Works base ball
team defeated the local paid team o TO
., Saturday, with Hazelton In the box.
Monday the Niles, Ohio. team trimmed
the locals 6 to 4 in ten innings, with
WitheruD pitching, and turned the
trick again. Tuesday, with Hazelton
pitching by score Of to 8. Saturday
the Car Works team opened its season
ca the Car Works grounds by defeating
the Belvideres Of Allegheny 5 to 4. AT
Renfrew. Saturday, Witherup Of
North Washington shut the Renfrew
club ont A to 0.
Next "Wednesday will be the fif-
teenth anniversary Of the Johnstown
food, which destroyed nearly $500 hus
man lives and many millions Of dollars
worth Of property, and the only observ'
ance Of the memorable event will be the
animal reunion and dinner of the John
stown Flood Correspondents associa-
tion, which will be held al the Union
club. in Pittsburg. The association
Ii the cutgrowth Of small gathering
Of newspaper correspondents who had
their headquarters In the famous fra.
brick kilns near the stone bridge over
the Conemaugh river. Some weeks
after the flood one Of the newspaper
men gave q farewell supper. when ID
was suggested 10 form an association
which would meet each year on the an.