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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-11-14
LAS ELECCIONES EN-
Manaii
FunCiOnariOs que GunlplierOl ALI sIl
debsr con fOda unprecedented.
El domingo InauguHardR los OhTsrOs IN clrcuIO
De amigos.
De naessro eorresp0nsaI }

i
Noviembre 13.-Con 81 mayor orden
Sc ceIebraron las eleccionea en- este pueblo
tocando el tFiunfo los unionistas con ma
yorfa de 851 votos, habiendo deiado de
votar unos $40 que por 81 aqua caida en-
Ia noche anterior y las Crecientes de los
rios, no pudieron concurrir q cumplir con
el deber de todo buen patriots. No hubo
siquiera un arresto en- todo el dia & excep
ci6n de I'M guardia provisional que no
confcrme con la derrota quiso interFumpir
el orden en- un colegio mandando retirar
con formas DO apropiadas 4 nueatro repre-
sentaDts don Eduardo Georgetti.
Seguidamente se di6 cuenta del hecho y
en- 81 aeto qued6 arreatado en- el cuartel,
dando Ia coincidencia de que 81 citado
guardia es hijo de este pueblo J de padres
unionistas.
Es digna de alabama Ia actitud obser-
vada por el teniente senior Gimenez en- 81
cumplimiento de su deber asf como Ia del
cabo senior Navarro y los guardias sus
6rdenes.
Dirigi6 rersonalmente con acertadas Or
denes buenas disposicioneB la marcha de
la elecci6n.
de elecciones es un americana que faltarfa-
mos nuestro deber sino consignaramoB q
cumpli6 dignsmente su cometido salts
faoci6n de todos en- general, pues no ces6
en- todo 81 dfa de visitar los eolegios resoI-
viendo coa unprecedented las consultas que
Sc le presentabaD.
Despu6s de las elecciones todo ha que.
dado en- calma.
Para Ell pr6ximo domingo preparan
los unionistas una gran manifestation en-
celebration del triunfo Con tai motive
reina entusiasmo indescriptible.
Aver sali6 el presidente de la Junta
Local de Union don Clemente Ramirez
para San Juan con objeto de. invitar al
patricio Mufioz Rivera otros prohombres
para la manifestation del domingo.
I'll domingo II inaugurardn los Obre
ros de esta localidad un cfrculo de amigos
qua han cOnstituido. Hay mucha anima-
ci6n para su aperture y promote quedar
lucido. Dare cuenta de todo.
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Instrumental Dental.

Limas de todas formas y Itamafios para
metal = cauchu. Bioques de asbestos para
fundir = porta-bloques para los idem.
MaTtillos formas variadas de metal, de
cuerno, para coronas, etc. Flasks para
vulcanizar. DentfmetEos. Stifners de
platinoid para caias superiores inferiores.
Blanks de platinoid, coronas, etc, del
mismo metal. Espejos empunaduras de
nacar. Colectores de algodOneB usados.
Servilletas en- cajas de so 8 500. Puntas
aaepticas (muy necesarias). Dep6sito de
Materialss Dentales de Jose Salgado ,Ji.
m6nez, 36 sau Francisco. San Juan.
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Los uniOniStBS de San.
tana, en- AreCibO
Una glra Gampestre.
Ode mWe8trO cOrrespOnsGL.) }

Noviembre 13.-
Dado el 6xito obtenido por el cinemat6,
grafo Garcia en- sus dItimas funcionez,
continuar6 dando exhibieiones sn este tea
tro durante toda esta semana con uuevas
pelfculas.
Ell domingo varios cOcheroB unionis.
tas calebraron con una gira campestre ell
triunfo de la Union. Reina la mayor
algeria.
Ell domingo celebraban los unionistas
en- Ell barrio de Santana uua espl6ndida
manifestaci6n en- celebration del triunfo de
Ia Union la que como era de e3perarse
qued6 muy lucids; p2ro q Ia termination
va de ncChe y cuando &c retiraba 4 su
cara ell orador unionista Candido Cotto,
fu6 acometido por varios turbas que nunca
faltaa en- los barrios, y lie causaron varies
heridas que le obIigaron ingressr -en ell
hospital. -
Los agresores Sc dieron q la fuga, paro
han sidO detenidOs va por la pOlicfa algu.
nos de ellos.
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NOMBRA-
nlientOs en- Was
hingtOn.

Washington.-se anuncia ofcialmente
una vasta combination del alto personal
para muy en- breve.
Mr.. Cortelyou, secretario particular del
presidente Roosevelt, ser6 nombrado secre-
tario de hacienda.
Ell actual embajador de los Estados
Unidos en- Russia, Mr.. Meyer, ser6 deaig-
nado director general de comunicaCiones.
Ell MinistrO de Marina Mr.. Bounaparte
quedard de Attorney General pasando
un puesto Mr.. Mac Call.
AL frente de la Secretarfa de ComerCio
y Trabajo sera colocado 81 ex.embaiador
Mr.. O. s. Straus
Mr.. Straus quien ss indics para una
cartera para uda csrtera en- el nuevo Ga
binete. ea hebreo de raza y judo de feli-
gi6n.
Este Her6 el primer case en- que nm ju-
dfo forme parte del Gobierno de los Es-
tsdos UnidoR
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NOTAS Y N0TIGIAS.

"A fnes De ms aaIdr6 para Is isIa,
que Sc propone racorrer, 81 conocido adj,
vinador de Is India ALA Ben Hasser
Graveley, cuyoa trabajos han sido comen
tados en eata ciudad.
Una sarie de ARGOS be levantar6n Ell
las poblaciones de IL isla pog donde pasa
el pregidente Roosevelt en- gu vfaie de Pom.
ce a San-Jua
LA ley de carTeterag ser6 hecha OBJ
servar eHtrictamente por la policia lct
jueces que entiendan en- las denunciaa que
por cumplimiento de aquellas He la presen-
ten. Parece que estan dispuestos scr TO-
do 10 severos que les sea dable
Informan de Cayey que 30 hacen ALI
grandea preparativos para Ia lIegada de
Mr.. Roosevelt Mueha concurrencia de
los pueb'os lfmitrofss sa congregar6 ALI,
para eonocer 81 primer magistrado de Ii
repdblica.
-El doctor M. Fuertes participa su
clientela que ha trasladado 81 gabinete
dental aI No. 80 de la calle De San Fran
cisco, donde Ofrece sus servicios profssio,
males ap.
Hay animation para la Jarana del
sabado pr6ximo en- el Parque.
p, TBonas observadOras pienEan que 81
sistema de publican hojas HueItas de carac
ter polftico, que resultan an6nimas pueg al
suscribirlas sin nombre conocido pierden
toda autoridad, es ine6caz porque se igno-
ra Ia fuente cuyas impresioneg obsdecen.
Ell jueves hay un buen programa pa
ra la function de teatro. Marina llleyara
gran concurrencia al coligao. Es una obra
que gusta mucho 81 p1blico de la cindad
y todo 81 mundo desea conoceF al tenor
Richard que debuta esta noche
81 gobernador Winthrop ha diriiido
algunas cartas los funcionarios que Sc
han distipgaido pDr 50 conducts impartial
y correcta en- las elecciones dltimas
-Ya que Sc estsn realizando reparacio.
mes en- La carretsra central con motive del
viaje del presidents, debiera componerse Ell
trozo que conduce desde la antigua puerta
de 'sEspafia'' la estaci6n del ferrocarril,
que Tesulta intransitable en- cuanto cae 81
mas pequefo chubasco.
-Ahora paTece que al fa Sc trata de
adoquinar las GALES de la Marina; pero
los barrios de PueIta de TERRA Santurce
que necesitan reparaciones en- sus GALES,
mejor alumbrado, bocas de incendio y
mayor nGmero do plumes de aqua, conti-
nuan sin MERCER toda la atenci6n que re-
quieren. ~-..e.
-Vuelye q ajitaras Ia idea entire algu-
nos yecinos y propietarios de Santurce, de
constituir squel importante poblado en-
municipalidad independence.
-Muchas obras de albahileria estan
paradas en- esta ciudad por la escases de
cemento que hay en- esta plaza. Segun
informeg la casa de Sres. Mullenhof
Korber ha fetado una goleta que en- breve
llegar& este puerto conduciendo 5000
barriIes de cemento sLahigh Portland
que es una acreditadisima marca.
-Aumentan las Biembrss de cana On Ia
isla y Sc calcula que Ia cosecha del pr6xi-
mo periodic de zafra Bera un tarcio mas que
en- el paeado aio. EI material empleado
en- ferrocarrileS portatiles mejora de ma
quinaria, &c calcula en- cerca de un million
de dollars.
-Muchas personals de esta capital pien
Fan que el aqua con que &c fabrica el hielo
que aquf 50 consume, debiera ear sometida
& un analisis sufcients para preCisar Ia
condici6n en- que Es hella.
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n OTIG C E .

Having to vacate his present location on
the Mar ma, the undersigned offers for sale
his large stock of new and SecCud hand
goods, as follows for cash
Three iron safes in good condition.
Contractors supplies, Anvils, Vises, Grow
Bars, Chain of all sizes, Spikes, Nails,
Galvanized iron, Jack Screws, Etc.
Manila Cordage of all kinds and. sizes,
Wire cable, Pulley Blocks, Anchors, Cars,
Canvas and Oakum, Tar Pitch, Oil, Paints,
Etc, Mule and Horse Shoes Tarred Felt
Roofing paper, Blacksmith tools, Army
beds, new and second handy, creosOted
piles, twelve sets of new plataform scales,
weighing 800 to 1000.
Hand trucks, WheelbaFTows, Wagon
Wheels, and general assortment of arti-
cles too numerous to mention.
In addition to the above, the buildings
now on the premises are offered for sale.
JOHN OLOY.
P. o. Box 688, San Juan Pto. Rico.
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Re8giOs & Jos insponeates sO6re Gbretas.
Sc Bortear6n todos los amos entire los que
mas 90 distingan pOr 81 Constancia On 81
AhOrTo.
HOras de Caja: Para las impoRiciones:
De 8 & 1O3 de Ia mafana, y de 1 81
de ID tarde los dias laborables y de 81 &
1O8 de la mahana los domingos; Para la
extracCiones Las miamaB horas axcepto los
domingos.
RegbamentO de "a SeOoi6a: Las personal
que interesen mas pormenores Sobre nm
pimoEciones, extracCiones manera de IL
quidar intereses, etc, pueden sOliCitarSe
ejemplares en- Il Caia.
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NOtiGiaS de Bayam6n.
Ode mWestrO coTrespOmsGE. }

Noviembre 13.-
Muchas personals de esta ciudad, que
asistieron al hip6dromo 81 domingo iltimo
han venido algo disgustadag, por 10 ocurri.
do en- las carreras en- cuanto al "Aguila
Blanca y al Nevada = desean que ESQ
no vuelva suceder.
-Hemos visto & algunos republicanos
de aquf con lazos. Defense de 1azos,
organizarse tocan.
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A Y / S 0

Teniendo que trasladaT su Residential de
la Marina; ell abajO firmado ofrece en- ven
ia su gran acopio de los siguientes objetos
tanto nuevos como de segunda mano, al
contado.
Tres caias de hierro en- buen estado, sur
lido en- yunques, tornillos, barras pie de
cabra, cadenas de todos tamafios, espigo-
nes, avos, hierrO galvanizado, gatos cor
naqnis.
Cordages de Manila de todas classes y ta-
maflos, cable de aiambre, mntones, anclas,
remos, Iona estopa, alquitran y PEI. acei-
te, pinturas herramientas para mulas y
cabal1os, papel de filtro enbreado para
techo, herTanientas para herreros, camas
para 81 ejercito Tnuevas y de segunda ma
no1, estacas creosotadas, II juegos de roma-
mas para plataforma de peso de 800 1000
h., carretones de una rueda, ruedas para
carros un gran surtido de artIculos de
alta menci6n, M
Afiadiendo q 10 expresadO que la casa
misma en- que se encuentran los enaTrados
artfculos, SO ofrece igualmente en- venta
JOHN CIiOY.
P. 0. Box 6s3. San Juan, F., 4 .
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SaIVaGl6n mIIagrOsa de I'm naufragO.

New York-El propietario John Rus
sell, que sali6 mar afuera en- un bote de
vapor por las costas de la Florida con 80
companeros fu6 sorprendido por 81 cicl6n
que ha devastado Cuba.
FL bareo fu6 destruido y Russell pudo
salvarss moDtado en- una puerta, donde Sc
sostuvo hasta que fu6 recogido por el va
por ''El Paso'' a mil millaB del puerto.
Sus compafieros peEecieron todos.
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Un nueT0 faro en- eI Islot8 La CahrIta. .

Hoy han selido para Fajardo y de allf
pasar6n q Ia isla ''La Cabrita', 81 sefor
Superintendent de Faros y ayudantes con
obieto de hacer los estudios para el empla-
zamiento de I'm nueVO Faro en- dicho is
lota.
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Ell GOnsulado de Espana en- New York.

Ell senior Arturo BaIdasano Topete,
consul general de Espafia en- New York
ha Hido trasladado para igual cargo en- Ma
Mia.
Ell sefior Diaz Miranda, empIeado del
Ministerio de- Estado, ocupar6 la plaza
que deja vacunte 81 senior Baldasano.
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II CAN sell
Your Raal Estate nr Business.

NO MATTER WHERE LOCATED
Properties and Business of all kinds sold
quickly for cash in all parts of the United
States. Don't wait. Write to-day descri-
bing what you have to sell and give cash
price on same.
IF YOU WANT TO BUY
any kind of Business or Real Estate
anywhere, at any price, write me your
requirements. / can save you time and
money.
DAVID r. taft,
THE n AND NAN
415 KANSAS AVENUE,
Topeka, KANSAS.
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-Todos los salones de Ia Mansion Eje-
cutiva seran convenientemente preparados
para la reception al Presidente.
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BANCO TERRITORIAL Y AGRICOLA
DE PUERTO RICO.
sECCION DE AHORRos.

laspOsiciOases sO6re I6reta: Desde 1925
8 81, 900 devengaran interses al por 100;
annual.
L0epOsiOiOnes q pLazO fjO Desde 5000 en-
adalante devengar6n intar6s 81
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MMClnlR GENERAL

oNsEJo A LAS MADREs. -El lassbe caEaante de.
u Sci Winsow debe sepre Que Jos nncs esfan
en- .odo de "a dentici6n. Proporcona aivo Immediate
81 pequelo paciente, produce sueno natural trnquo,
Es muy agradable Al paladar, calma d no absnds sus
encas aliva dolores, hace faces las lncones del
est6mago Fegula los intestinos Es e mejor emedio
conocdo para diarea va provenga esta de "a deneon
de eaquea oira Tsngase mucho cidado en- pedn
a Jarabe Claimants de Ia Sonora Winslow Is e mejo'
de todos.
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SEPAS Sc

Que NO pubIicamos communicates sin que
sean pagadOs Dor adelantado.
Cada sels palabTas Sc Cuentan pOr una IL
neR y la Inca vale diez centaYos.
Las Cartas que vengan con communicates
sin IN impOrts no &c contegtan.
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COLEGIO COMERCIAL De ALBANY
JOHN CLOY
Box 6ss. San JuanIPto. Rico

Albany magnifcamente situadO en- ell
Hudson con sUperiOres adelantOs para la
educaci6n.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1906-05-24

Rev ]. Bell Neff, of Clear:ield,
preached in the N E. church Sunday
morning and evening. aud addressed
the Y. ". G, A in the afternoon. Mon
day evening he delivered lecture
The N. Z. Conference will 90 into
session in Butler. on October 81, Bishop
d. \ Goodsell, of New York, presiding.
There viii be 325 or more ministers in
conference, besides number who will
enter the field as candidates foT the
ministry.
Arrangements are being made for the
entertainment of the annual Butler
County Sabbath School Convention to
be held at Zelienople and Harmony
Tuesday and Wednesday, June 26 aud
2T
The Annual Convention of the Mercer
county Sabbath School Association was
held in the First Presbyterian church
Greenville. Pa, Thursday and Friday,
May II and IS. Mr.. c. n Boyd Of
Butler attended, Friday, as the fratern-
al delegate from Butler county.
The County President, r. s. Penfeld,
A NJ, is the fraternal delegate for
Lawrence County Convention which
conyenes in the Highland L. 2. church,
New Castle, Pa. June 7th.
Rev Digit was ordained as pastor of
the Shiloh congregation yesterday.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1906-05-24
Change of Time

The summer time table On the Bes-
semer c Lake Erie Railroad will be-
come effective May 2Sth, when all main
line and NJ G. l.. & L. Branch trains
will begin running into Exposition
Park Several important changes will
be made: Train No II will run from
Shenango to Erie, and Greenyille will
be the terminal for No. 13 instead of
Grove City A new train to be known
as No. 16 will leave Butler at 700 A.
NJ, running to Conneaut Lake; the re-
turn train, No. Is, will leave Exposition
Park at 6:45 p NJ. RAINING to Butler.
Regular passenger service will be i"-
augurated between East PSI. sbure and
Butler connecting with trains "A and 2
northward and II and 1 southwark,
opening a new and shorter route be-
tween northwestern Penna. and the
thickly populated manufacturing ter
ritory lying east Of the city proper.
The East Pittsburg terminal, located
Just aoross the borough line from Turtle
Creek, adjacent to The Westinghouse
Works, is easy of access, by street car,
for population of approximately 125,
Q0G people, including Bessemer, Brad
dock, Homestead, Williamsburg, Swiss
vale, Wilmerding, McKeesport and
several other smaller towns.
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ACCIDENTS.

A steel-worker on the new building
at the Car Works had fall last Friday,
and would not have been much hurt,
had he not alighted upon a piece Of
glass, which cut him. Broken glass
''lying about loose is a dangerous
thing.
Three months ago William Nicklas
of Evans City had foot crushed aud a
bone in his leg broken in the upsetting
of a wagon. Saturday his crutches
slipped and he was thrown to the
ground. breaking the other bone in the
| same leg a short distance above the
ankle. 1t is believed the bone had been
slightly fractured in the first accident
A son of Harry Schaffner Of Esst
Clay St, found detonating cap in the
| house last Sunday, and was using it for
ploything. when it exploded, blowing
| off two fingers of his right hand, and
otherwise injuring him
John Shannon of Conneauville,
formerly of Butler, was instantly killed
on the Bessie" last Thursday. Dir.
Shannon was employed on some new
work on the Bessemer road, near Con
meanwhile, and was directing the I'M
loading of train load of dirt which
was being scooped off the cars with
large scraper operated 10y a cable at
tached to a locomotive. At the point
where the cars were being unloaded
was on a curve which made it very diff
ficult to operate the scraper. The~fore-
man was at the side of the cars giving
signal for the engineer to proceed, when
the cable slipped over the side stakes on
the cars and hit the foreman a terrible
blow on the neck, throwing him some
distance and breaking the neck in two
places, causing instant death.
Harry Eagle had three fingers mangl-
ed by a circular saw at the Plate
Works, last Thursday.
Edward Baker had a foot crippled at
an oil well by the fall OF joint OF
casing.
Chas. f. Mattern had his left hand
caught in a pulley at the Car Works,
Tuesday, and badly smashed.
Eugene Pape was thrown from his
buggy and badly hurt by a collision on
w Clay St, Monday night.
Mike Walok, native of Poland, was
gire, at the Car Works, yesterday.
Two young men of this county-a
son Of Commissioner Easley of Buffalo
twp and a son of John Shuler of
Coylesville, have lately been bitten by
strange dogs.
Lie down. lie down" screamed fire
man Harry Hoover from the pilot of his
fast flying locomotive, to tot standing
on the rails in front of the train, and
the little one fell like q log and low still,
while the entire train swept over her
and came to stop three lengths be
yond. The child was uninjuTed. The
heavy train was behind time and
dashed around the big curve at Lock
Haven at frightful speed, last Thurs
day. Far ahead Engineer E. j. Morri-
son and the fireman saw little mite of
humanity on the track. Like flash
Hoover was out on the running board,
crawling to the pilot, from where he
hoped to reach down and perhaps
sweep the little one from the track, but
he was too late.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1906-05-24
Oil and Gas Notes.
The Market.-Remalns at sI.G4

Middlesex twp.-W. S. Dixon is drill
ling on the Lew Lefeyre farm; Burton
Bros on the Mrs Goodwin farm; and
wells are starting on the Albert Jack,
and Cunningham Trimble farms.
!. Mars-C Cashdollar & Co. struck a 90
barrel we'll on the ". s. Cashdollar
near Mars last week Strohecker q Co.
have started a well on the same farm.
Connoquenessing- Walker and Nc
Candless No . had but little oil in the
100-foot and was drilled to the Snee,
and is dong Is barrels. and No l VIII
probably be drilled to tho same sand.
Summit The Herman Oil Cos No.
on the Dittmer began pumping from
the 100-foot. Wednesday and did p
barrels the frs day. 1. IS new terri
tory.
Coylesvllle- De Haven well is
doing about 6 barrel'. The Flick well
on the Green was shot and is r good
producer
Oakland-Wick and Hamilton have
gasser on the Patterson.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1906-05-24
aIAON-PITTSBURG.

The Clansman Week of June 4th.
Direct from its phenomenal suocesa
in New York and Philadelphia, The
Olansman,P by Thomas Dixon, Jr., will
he seen at the Nixon Theatre, Pitts
burg, beginning Monday evening, June
4. Every theatregoer has heard more
about THE Clansman" than about al
most any other attraction of the
theatrical season, as the storm of con-
troversy, protest and discussion aroused
by it exceeds even the furore that greet.
ed the FIRST appearance of "uncle Toms
Cabin. y The play Is based on Mr..
Dixons famous novels, THE Leopard S
Spots and '.IT'he Clansman". in which
he tells how the South threw off the
yoke of negro and carpetbagger bond
age two years after the Civil War ana
geasserted the tights of white manhood
and the honor Of white womanhood.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1906-05-24
RObberies.

Mrs. Anna Etzel of Denver, Colo.
who has been the guest of Mrs Eliza
beth Knittle of Butler for some weeks
was robbed of certificates of deposit in
a Denver bank, calling for $4,000 N.
Y draft for $100, and some cash, left
in her trunk, last Sunday She wired
to Denver and stopped payment of the
certificates, but the draft and cash are
gone.
Frank Zolig, a n. Y. travelling man
was touched" for his pocket book.
which contained SIS, at the 3. & O.
station, Monday evening.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1906-05-24
Picnics and Reunions.

The Annual Snyder Reunion will be
held, on June the 5th, at the home of
Lorenzo B. Snyder, in Franklin town
ship, two miles north of Unionville.
Everybody is cordially invited. SEC.
Woodmen's Memorial day, Butler,
Sunday June 10th.
Butler B. O. Els. at Conneaut Lake,
Wednesday, June 27.
Woodmens annual picuic, at Erie,
Thursday, July II.
Oil Mems Association and National
Transit employees, 1t Conneaut Lake,
July 26.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1906-05-24

A family by the name of Lance, in
Beaver Co, Pennsylvania, insisted on
keeping their savings at home, and they
have been robbed four times in the past
two years. Finally one of the robbers
was shot, This antiquated way of hav-
ing money is very unsafe, and the
money earns no interest Write the
Pittsburg Bank for Savings, of Pitts
burgh. Pa, for their Banking by Mail
booklet, which clearly shows the fallacy
of having morey around the house.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1906-05-24
MAJESTIC THEATRE.
Cornell stock Co.-Next Week.

COrneIT StOck IO.-NcNt " cox.
The Cornell Stock Co. will begin :.
weeks engagement at tao Majestic, on
MondaY, May % the roster of the com
pany includes some clever people and
the list of plays in their repertoire are
all new to Butler, and will dobtless
prove to be immensely popular The
opening The Belle of Richmond" is an
interesting story of every day life and
will be presented with all special
scenery, six big specialties given each
evening between the acts including
Holmes d Holmes, the best musical act
on the stage to day. Special for Mon
day, ladies may have their choice of
best seats at half price if same are
secured before six =, M, number limit
ed to hundred and City.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1906-05-24
Fires.

An employee of the National Supply
Co. struck a match in the E. Jefferson
street storeroom, last Saturday, to see
the tag on roll of cabiei the oily can
vass coverings took fire, and five cables
were destroyed before the firemen got
the fire knocked out.
The cables were worth about $500
each
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1906-05-24
THE BUTLER CITIZEN.
THURSDAY. MAY "a, 1906
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTE-All advertisers intending to make
changes in their ads should notify Us OF
their intention to do so not later than Mon
day morning.
Administrator Sale, estate of Geo.
Smith.
Campbell's furniture.
Modern Stores underwear.
tBoyds Rubber Gloves
Kirkpatrick's wedding presents
Plants for sale.
Aamnisui aJors and Executors of estates
can ~erure their receipt books at the
CITIy en- Office.