Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1906-01-25

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Subject to the Decision of the Demo
craic Primaries.
Next comes Mr.. Grounding.
They steal milk in the 4th ward.
st. Valentines day will soon be
here.
Any man who elores with whole
family ought to be arrested.
Full fare for four -year-old kids, and
not cents worth of the property tax
ed.
The two shortest months of the
winter have gone, and summer is on it's
way here.
Governor Pennypacker fixed March
10 for the execution of Frank johnson
at New Castle.
Butler and Zelienople are both
promised big booms. this year, and then
there are others.
The Lyndora diphtheria Cases have
caused difference of opinion between
Drs. Hockenberry and Fowser.
The sale of the Ricbey property on
Main st. was completed, last Thursday,
and Thomas Morrison took possession
Gasoline is being so extensively
used for propelling automobiles that the
consumption now exceeds the produc-
ton.
"A Clearfeld twp. man claims to
have been doped and robbed, in and
about the B. & 0. station Butler, last
week.
Don't be afraid of sunshine; it gives
bloom and color. Where sun does not
not enter, the doctor must" lie an old
proverb.
To make your business 60 the way
it should. try systematic advertising
course for 1906. If you have not been
doing 60.
Did you see the rainbow at the
north end Of Main street, right over the
hills. Monday noon. 1t was something
unusual.
The State Board of Health has
changed its ruling and now requires
graves to be five feet to the top of the
rough box.
1t sometimes happens that the
father is admitted to know almost as
much as his son after the latter passes
the age of %.
The Chauncey -Kieffer Stock Go. at
the Majestic this week, has been at
tracing good audiences and is o very
good company.
The houses of Rev. Robinson of
Butler, Mrs. Frank of Harmony and
Jacob Milleman of Zelienople have late
ly been burglarized.
The CITIZEN and Pittsburg Times
at $3 per year is the greatest bargain
you have ever had in local and gener-
al news, and literature.
The weather Of this winter is as
pozzling as the apology Of the man
who said-"Well, If I said anything I'm
sorry for, I'm glad Of it.
Five members Of the family of o.
8. ClaypoIe Of Ridge Ave- are down
with measles, and case Of dipEtheria
is reported on E. jefferson st.
Harmony will vote upon q water
plant at the February election. Every
town in the county, not now having
water pressure, should do the same.
The Nixon Bros. have rented the
Wuller building on South Main St.,
formerly occupied by Shamberger, as
sample-rooms for the Central Hotel.
The Pittsburg & Butler Co. has
purchased forty acres at the junction Of
Thorn Creek and Connoquenessing, and
win locate one Of its power houses
there,
Paul Rudert, owner Of the Saxon
burg mineral springs, has had plans
made for a $4,000 hotel which he
Intends to erect at the springs thii
summer.
The Knights of Columbus held 6
reception and dance In the Majestic
hall and banquet in the Hote
Willards new dining hall, Tuesday
evening.
Justice Criswell has diphtheria il
his home in Lyndora, and there ART
some other cases there; though the doc
tors say this is the healthiest kind o
weather
The local institute at Academ,
Hall. North Washington. last Saturday
was well attended, and is eaid to have
been a very pleasant, profitable and sue
cessful affair
Don't miss the Reformation Stor,
at the Majestic Theatre, next Tuesda,
eveniug-15O of Buffers best talent TAX
part in it's production. Nightly yehear
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