Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1906-04-19
THE BUTLER CITIZEN.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NoTE-An advertisers intending to max
changes in their ads. should notify Us {
their intention TO do so not later than MOE
day morning.
Concord twp Auditors Report.
Butler County National Bank Report
Ideal Clothing.
Zimmerman's Bargains
Eyth's Wall Paper.
Modern Stores Dress Goods
Kerr & Browns drug store
Campbell's Furniture.
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Administr Ators and Executors OF estate
CITIZEN office.
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Good grass weather
Pierce Avenue is deep.
Make the trolleys pay
Get ont your old straw.
Plenty of April showers.
Hungarian flags in Lyndora-
No coal strike in this county.
Give the Hobo a meal ticket
-House-cleaning cold grub-etc.
= Butler needs more paved streets.
Considerable blowing has been done
this week.
The upstairs bowling alley is well
patronized-
Paint up. fix up, brighten up, look
up. lift up.
Friday last was Good day for the
oil producers
-"Pule, 81 cents O." is sign in a
city pool-room-
1t quit raining ashes and cinders in
Naples, Sunday.
Butler will have 500 new houses be-
fore the snow flies.
If your wife wants to clean house
let er clean. let 'er clean.
A combination car is being used for
a station at Butler J1nction.
The white-fag on z. Jefferson St.
means that the Colonel is in.
All Pittsburg went daft over base
ball. Tuesday. It was the opening day
there.
Patrons Of the Independent Gas Co.
have been notified Of scent advance
in the price Of gas.
The Hagenbeck shows will be in
Butler, May sth. They are putting mp
q good show this year.
Franklin, Pa. had a $37, 900 fire.
Tuesday evening, ani originating in
Peters & Smiths drug store.
The new law requires the County
Commissioners to advertise for bids on
>all bridges costing over $3.50.
The Assessors outfits for the May
registration are now ready at the office
OF the County Commissioners.
After being compelled to listen to 3
Rraphophone al week one wonders
why the Lord ever invented Edison.
The Schenley Park posy-show Is
immense. this year. The crowd there
last Sunday was too big; the estimate
was 10000.
-17.03 people attended the ball game
at Pittsburg. Tuesday. at 80 cents each,
and Pittsburg won 12 inning game by
a score Of 3to2.
High School pupils presented 'The
Troubles Of the Satterlees" and who
10 Who" to a capacity house. In the
Majestic Theatre, Tuesday evening.
Monday was opening day for the
American League in base ball, and
Rube Waddell for the Philadelphiana
defeated the New York team. 0 toS
Friday the 27th will be the Y. M.
G. A. day. and we will give 10 per cent
Of all money received that day on new
subscriptions to that worthy institu-
ton.
Somebody stole our Office Bible,
lstely--the second within two years
and we win not buy another until we
can afford one on Japan paper, in IA
volumes Mt $75 volume.
Railroads have legal power to take
coal for their own use while 1t IL being
transported, and though liable for any
damages thus caused, they are able tc
do business, strike or no strike.
THE West Penn Sand and Stone Co.
has purchased " acres In Winfield twp
from Lillian Pollock Of Colorado, and
will open quarry and operate crusheri
for sand and ballast. They expect to
employ 100 men.
Crude oil Tor refined II can't gel
crude) sprinkled around your plum and
cherry trees, at this time, will kill tht
circulio and cut worms and sprinklec
on ground intended for tomatoes will
prevent the blight.
Stand against the wall with the lef
side, the cheek. hip and foot touching
It, Then try lifting the right leg with
out moving the body away from thu
wall II Is Iaughable to see persons try
ing to perform this feat.
-Hinchberger q Co. have sold to q
L. Cabot, owner OF the Saxon Station
lamp black factory. two gas wells II
JefTereon twp. Hinchberger " Go, ar,
said to have been selling the gas frop
tho wells for $500 month,
The Earth's crust Is supposed to b
but 25 or 30 miles thick, with the inter
ior filled with molten lava. The hole
In this crust st-Vesuvius for instance
make things interesting, occasionally
for people who live near them.