B. $• B.
See Samples
OF THESE
Special Black Goods
Values
Man woo bay • block dr®"-
flfipUs coot joa nothing ond wili
MVO yoo doUorfl.
46-ineh (note the width) All-Wool
Block Coohnoros, 60 cents—rognlor
Tolne, 75c.
42-inch AU-Wool Block Choviottoo,
50c.—worth 75c.
46-inch AU-Wool Block Serge, 50
cents, very romsrksblo vsloo.
50-inch Block French Serge, 75c.
46-inch Block Silk Wrsp Cosh
meres, ot SI.OO, sl.lO, $1 25—the
present morketprice on theso qualities
is $1.25, $l5O, $1.75, respectively.
Higher prices ore talked of on oil
rides. We will be a little peculiar,
SB/1 adhere to old prices.
"B. k B." prices,—always the
lowest, in those store.
Catalogues and Samples free.
Ssperior mail order facilities.
Try as.
Satisfaction guaranteed,also lowest
friees.
Boggs <fc Buhl,
ALLEGHENY, PA.
Planing Mill
—AJTD—
Lumber Yard
t. L. rv KVIS. L. o. rtJKVIS.
S.O.Purvis&Co.
MAJFTRVACRCMSA AKD DKAIKBS IK
Bough and Planed Lumber
Of XV «T DKSCKIfTIOK.
SHINGLES, LATH
& SEWER PIPE.
Butler, Pa.
a. a >I«IOUI, T K. aswir
NEW LUMBER YARD
R. S. NKHOLLB t C 0„
Dealera in all kinds of
Rsoflli and Worked Lumber.
DOORS,
SASH,
BLINDS,
SHINGLES,
LATH, ETC.,
Hard and Boft Coal
We here m barn stock of all kind* of Lam
ber, Oil Well Big*, Etc.
Coll ond get onr price* ond tee *onr stock
Mall Orders Promptly Attended
To.
Office and yard on
MOKSOK ST., NSAB WEST PES* DtroT,
BUTLEB, PA.
L. C- WICK
DSALBB^II
Rough and Worked Lumber
OF ALL KIVDS
Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings,
Shingles and Lath
Always In Slock.
LIME, HAIR AND PLASTER.
Offioe opposite P. A W. Depot,
BUTLIB, - - PA.
Wm. P. Miller.
of
Stair Bails,
Balustors)
and Nawel-posts.
■AH Uadt of wooO-tnrntnc done to order, alao
Deeocatad aad Carved wood-work, cuch aa
Caelim. earner Mock*, FaurU ami all klnde of
f&ey woad-work for Inalde deeoratloo t "ot
CALL AKD BEE SAMPLES,
goewaing new and attraettte. Alao
runnmntE
ot lewaattaaaO ptlaaa,
Store at Ko.M, N. Main Meet
Vaeterr at So. Be, K, WeaSumtoo atreeu (2f
A. J. FRANK k CO.
DBUQS, """"
MEDICI KEB,
AWD CHKVICALB
FAKCY AKD TOILET ARTICEB,
■PONGEE, BBUBHKH. PEKPUMEBY, Ac
PreaenpUooa canfuUy com
pOUMM*
5 S. Main Street, Butler, Pa.
SAMPLE ROOM. LIVERY IK UONKKCTION
Hotel Vogeley
{Strietlf Fir it Clou.)
HENBT L. BECK. Paof'n.
J. H. FAOIKL, Manager. Butler, Pa.
Hotels and Depots,
W. 8. Oregg is now running a line
of corriogoo between the hotels ond
dspots of tbo town.
Charges reasonable. Telephone
No. IT, or leave ordera at Hotel
Vogeley.
Geed Uierj in Connection
NIXON'S HOME^
IB K. MCEEAS ST.. EVTLEIt, PA.
MeaJa>t>n.hoiu«. Open'.all oigbt.
Breaktaat» oenta.
Dinner tt> cento.
Supper 26 cento,
Lodging a cento,
PMOMPNXON - PEO rsu
7 WWMPAICS W
fsWINCUREIM
The >Mt BswsesM I«M4T ever dlaeow
•tad. w U to certain la its effects asd does set
MMsr. Bead proof Mow:
Buoun, Oomu Kay i, *■
Da. R 1 rontiT. Co.:
MnLast außßor I eond a Carb apoa ay Imm
with yoor oelebrMed Kendall's Spavin Cora and It
was the beat Job I ever saw done. I have a doaso
empty bottles, ha visa used tt wltlipsrfect sncanss.
cauc every thliui Itrled It 00. Hynslrthorhad
a horse with a very bad Spavin Uatmadehln lama.
He aaked me bow to cure it. I recommended
Kendall! Spavin Cue. He cured the Spavin la
last three weeks.
Toon reepect/ully.
WOLOOTT Wirmk
Counors, Ohio, April 4, *L
Da. R J. K«jn>iii Co.: __
D-ar sir* :-I have been selUna more of Kendall's
Spavin Cure and Flint's Condition Powders than
aver before. One man said to me. tt was the best
Powder 1 ever kept and the beat ha ever used.
Respectfully,
Orro L. Bomil
Cull LUJJ3O, K. T., Kay 111 "SOL
Da. RJ KmuL Co..
Dear Sirs —I have used severs! bottles of yoor
Kendall's Spa via Care with perfect suocees, on a
valuable »»»* f.uv-1..1 mare that was quits tome
■u a Bone Bna vln. The mare is now entirely free
fro£laSnLSand showsnotmmaAgntMeJcZa.
Respectfully, H. HOTCOL
KENDALL'S SPAVIN CURL
Konoi, La., Kay 8, *ML
Da. R J. KODAIX CO,
(tenia I think It my dnty to render TOO my
tMnks for your far famed Kendall's Spavin Care.
I had a foar year old ally which I prised very
htafcly. She bad a very severe swollen lee- I tried
about eight different kinds of medicines Which did
BO food. I purchased a bottle of your Kendall's
Spavin Cure which cured her In foar days.
" I remain jo<u%_
lUaioa Dowsaa.
Price (1 psr bottle, or six battles for I&. All drn#-
(Ms have It or caa get 11 for yoo, or It will be sea*
to any addmai on receipt of price by the propria
MT 9K. B. M. URDAU OO*
hiilHl Ml*, Term eat
Rubber Rhoes unless worn uncomfortably Ufht,
generally slip off the feel #
THE "COLCHESTEB" BI'BBEB 00.
amkeaDftetr sboe* wttO tnetde at heel lined am*
rabtx-r. fits cUn«s to the shoe and pceveota Che
rabber tsom cUpptng off.
Can tor tl>e "CofcfcestcT"
"ADHESIVE COUNTERS."
H. Childs & Co., Wholesale
Agents, Pittsburg.
PATENT STEEL PICKET FENCE.
HAXDSOXK, IXDKBTHICTIBLK.
Cheaper than Wood.
Tb«ftfc*v« fdlkiW rUkrt fw* wllh f*U (Tfcia Is Ml o
BMUl|.)cu be Ml Imn or Weod PMU. Wl»«* writing tor
■ rUm pf QMatit;, VaStar ml Qnim, DMbtt Mid ftiag'.e,
was MS. TiM M uaftetan I—rj liot Creotfag.
OUSIS nuiMS, Fix. Shatura u4 WIKS ESCAPES. C«i!w
f>mr». u4 kJiiDff, BrtM *m4 Hon #rlU., WISE f>OOt AM It
WUIHfW SCItSiSB, fto4ftiJkl*4j#fWiaK WOKE.
« TAYLOR * DEAR,
SOI, MS *2OB Market gt., Pittsburgh, Pa.
ISUPERFUOOOS" HAIR"
Oa the female faes,
hair oa fore
lived, neck, Boee,
oa
ebeeks shore the
beard Use asd be- /JM
twsentheeyebrows /
destroyed forever
Kthe Elestrls 1
by Dr. Vaa Dyek, W«v V
Rlettro largeoa, \ yA
HOI Peea aveaae, J
Xose, Kalay|ed
beais, Llv«r Spota
and all dIMaM. sad bl.ml.ke. of the skla,
eossplealoa, hair aad Malp saseee.fally
treated by Dr. Vaa Dyek. The Doctor has
had 20 years' etperlesee Is Ike prsstlce ef
bis specially, aad aaabers among bis pa-
UeaU oar Bust pronlaeat families. If yea i
are aglleted with say of the above blemishes,
avoid pateat medlslnee aad eoasnll Dr. Vaa
I>ysk at eeee. ipselel terms le all wbo make
Book free. lagage-
SMO U caa b. mad. by mall. Call oa or addrsss
Dr. J. Van Dyek, 40 M. 11th strMt, Phll.d.l-
Ebla, er tun f.na aveaae, Pltubergh, Pa.
oar. 9 to I and Z to 7; goadays, 10 to S.
aion,".
mjlk* *«rW fmrtmt
iltoe**'!'" Warrai.led be«» 7,
i rw/mlfr'- >• >*4l'»' K*t.\ mm.
! TtJue Okk riktofls
I'fsMfy eon uf« MM
"ur^Urgo
/ W«0« ■«rri|>l*a, oo wall
ft>« wKtrti, frtrf. All tfc* wort
I.aed do Is to Show wh.l we tofl lT'lO tO who t «Jl yoil
friffri'to •' d nrtjrtiK''rooted flcro* aloul ym~ fß»t tlnifi r»oul*s
to « (rid* f.f us birrh l»',lda f-/r r»*r« when ooeo otartod,
•tod thus wo ors ra|«ol'l W« pay *ll fr*irh». otr Afior
know s:i, If y? i oi'uM nks lo go to w-/rk for uo. ro«
Mns fr« SSO to SttO r •»"rk Sill 'ipvrmrt* i Und,
■USMS A CO.. II" . IN, IN rtlan.i. W ulae.
SSS'S FREE
aejiMnnLL !S« warM. imsMSb.
I MUMl'l. *** wi'lei ■■
r.UGr I
uyf teeva >•*•»"» >■ "»ImOr.
SSTL —>ii
■ ■ * <».. m
Jury List for Nov. 17.
Lint o(Traverse Jnroia drawn tnia aath day of
September, A. U.. IBM. «w*e « Traversa
Jimn al a Bjrf-clal U-rni of Toort, eominendnif
on the ;»1 Monday of November, being ll»e ITI b
day-
Al>7an>a C A. Uuiter, 4th ward, »K»rit.
Borland Alex. •• Mb " -ilio«rin*kcr.
Mlalr Aaron, twp, fnriin r.
Hlack .fame* V. < ti.!rry twp. "
Heniioti W J. Admnativp.
Hell H H, Mllli rhUiwu Ikiio, gout.
Hi;iitic (i N. Zell'-nuple Boro, Kc.lit.
Cainpljell J I*. Bald Bldife. butdo-r.
OamptM-U J H, ( lirrry twn. lariner.
coyle JninfM. Sr. I IcarOeld twp, farmer.
Cliaiidler John. Mlddleae* twp.
Clark John, Wanlilnirtou twp '*
Cypher I'lillip. Wlntlcld twp
Crltclilow Ji-ffemon. I'roep« '. lxirn. inercliant.
Dart. I) W, Falrvlirw twp, produ'^er.
|j«dd HaiuuelT. Falrvlow twp, farmer.
Davldaon Kreetnont, AdaKm twp, farmer.
liombart John. Worth twp, farmer.
Doer Henry, Itatler twp "
Duiiean W li. laneuater twp '*
OlbMO.'i W I', I'arker twp, pora|>er.
(Illhreulh Henry A Wliiheld twp, farmer.
Ilayn .1 M. Allegheny twp, rarmer.
Hogue O L. dierry twp. farmer.
Humphrey W M, (>wnu<l'c twp. farmer.
lllndniHii John <>. I'enn twp, pumper.
Kelly T W, Parker iwp. farmer.
Krauw Alphoi.-f, Wlnfleld Iwp, merehunt.
I/>ve John M, Clinton twp, farmer.
J»uan l> H, Jefferson twp, farmer.
I.ainlem Kilward. Muddycrevk twp, farmer.
Joaepb. Muddyereek twp lalxir r
U.-niner II c , HaxonhurK Uoro. Juntl'*
MnrrtHon II 11. Mercer twp, farmer.
Mc.Mllleu Jamen. Mercer twp. laUirer.
Mclutoali John. Jr. Mercer twp. farmer.
Mcluiyre N M. Buffalo twp. farmer.
Meencken Jaroti. Worth twp. farmer.
MeKlroy John. Hullnr twn. fartn<-r.
MeMlllnn Thomad. Mlddleaex twp, fanner.
Mcllevltt John. Clearfleld twp. farmer.
McTray Bernard, < l«-arfUjld twp, farmer.
Mc Nam ant John H. Parker twp. farmer.
l aul Uottlleb. Wlnfleld twp. lariner.
Keep I K. Parker twp. farmer.
Bigger Valentine. Clearfleld twp. farmer.
Ku*h llruce. Donegal twp, producer
Mtamin I) M. Harmony boro. merehant
Trtmlile Hobert, Mlddleee* twp. farmer.
Tbomimon W l>. Wnxhlngtiei twp. drugglat.
Thompwifi williain, cuerry twp, farmer.
Vandlvort Milton. Forward twp. farmer.
Vanderlln KM. Marlon twp. fermer.
Waller* liavld. Mlddleaex twp, farmer.
Yonkinit .loliii. Butler. 4111 word, producer.
/Jegler Auron, J.u kitou twp, farmer.
▲dturtiae In CITIZKK
"CARTERS
jf.^l
CURE
flfck Headache and relieve all the trouble® incf
tfcnt to a bilious state of the system, such as
DwmesK. Nausea. Drowsiness. Distress a/ter
eating, Pain in t hm Side. Ac. While their most
remarkiJjle success has been shown in curing
SICK
Cfeadacbjk yet CARTER'S LTITLS Livra PILLS
are equally valuable in Constipation, cunnjj
and preTerltinjr this annoying complaint. while
they also all disorders of the stomach,
stimulate the liver and regulate the bo we is.
Even if they only cured
HEAD
\che they would he almost priceless to thoee
•ho KaffT from thi* distreaalns' complaint:
jut fortunately th<-ir g'-odneaa does not end
Aere. and tho« who once try them will find
these Hstlo pills valuable in so many ways that
iiey will not be wlHing to do without them.
But after all sick bead
ACHE
to the bane of so many lives that here is where
we malt- our irreat boast. Our pills cure it
while others do not
CABTF ; a LITTL* R.rvEß PILLS are rery small
and verr »»•«- to tak-. One or two pills make
• dose." They are strictly vegetable and do
not ?ripe or purjre, but by their pentle action
please nil who use them. In rials at & cents;
Ove for f 1 Sold everywhere, or sent by mail.
CASTES IGZ.VXZ CO., Few Tcrt
UK SrnS fe SrnlPrice,
j Stop tliat
I CHRONIC COUGH NOW!
> For If you do not It may become enn
| aouiptl e. Tor OiiuiUHSfim, Krrofuln,
> Genenil Debility an t II ufluy jWinifi,
| luero Is nothing like
jSCOTTS
j FWULSIOH
( Of Pure Cod Liter Oil and
HYPOPHOSPHITES
or lilma >nd ■n.ln.
| It Is a'most as palatable as milk. Far
j better than other so-called Emulsions,
j A wonderful Beau producer.
i Scott's Emulsion
<There are poor Imitations. Get the genuine
YES. MY DEAR,
Site
AKCTEf rniMuTtcs >r. .;■: it.
.-f -'* •..-
I».J ~..► ■ •,' •) .-i: -.. •.. ; J
i/nri: '' i
I'M U*~ " -
•;_ .<• «>"
..."r V"/-
•: c.«t ; • •<, . _ j '
*•* ' *i. '
• ;• C . * ' * ' - y • . *
* ■ mm e
... •- wr r *',-»<•
VrtA
*V
j . . Mi. Pr 1
fIPKAPWW
14 an absolute. poaltlre and r*nnan«nt run for Bt*li
H#«4*rhr. RIH«MM««,
liability. IJrlfhta DUbrin and l'o«-
emnpttoa. It KOM to U»« rer* root of *ll disease*
cauaed by an Impure state of tbe blood.
PIMAPLFXIO* in a hlirMy ronr»ntreted and
powerful estrart of tbe rawi Y*l<iaM« and
hart* knows to m#<lioal i>rep*r*d fr'« tbe pra
ecrlption of a nof d Knyll«ii physician, and roree
wltma all oth»r r»m«dl*« fall. Thooaan'U of the highest
and «tr:jmreet testimonials from rrauful patients can he
rfwn. The flrnt doe* Inertres 70a with rrmtiSmnfm —<k>
to »rmr drairlat, pnrchu« a bottk. tod be cored.—rate
able book eant free to aIL Addreaa.
FRAULH HART* Warrea ft*.. New Yerk.
DOCTORS LAKE
kM I J'RIVATE DIHPEWAKY.
" - Jf Con. PIMM Ave. AMO FOURTH BT..
PITTSBURGH, PA, _
JOUSTi All fornix of Delicate and Com-
plicated I)I*eSHC» re<|tiirlogCo*-
rniENTIAL ail'l HclKSTiriC Med
lcntion aro treated at this l>i»-
~:ii»;.ry with a micceaa rarely attained. pr.H.
K. I-akel« a member of the Itoyal College of Phy
irian* rni'l Htirj(oon«, ami In the oldeal and moat
■xi«ricuced Si'Eoi AI.IHT in thecltv. Hpm lnl at
ciitlon r;iren U> Ncnpou* Debility from ex«-Mlv«
ru n'il exertion,lndiscretion of yooth,eta., < au»-
"K |ihy«lr.al au'l mental decay,laek of energy,
l<Mx>nd«ncy, etc.; alaoCancem, Ol'l Hore«, Kit*,
I'lle*. Klicmnallam, and all dlnenaeeof the Skin,
-Slooa, I.un/H, I,'rlnary Organ*, etc. Consultation
Ire« and strictly confidential. Office hour*, #to
I and 7 to H v. M.; fiundaya, i Ui 4 I'. U. onlT.
«ll at ahlre or a/Mresa I.AKK, OOK.
■KMX AV E. AKD *TU ST.. PITTBBL Uull.l'A.
' Thouaan«Jß havu IMHH pormaorntly cured by ~
i'Hi LA UKl.l'lf fA. i*A. i * *• at Ofica, no operation
or lot* < f iimu fr«m bu»lii'«>i * wojtruiintmrii In
- urui.lc 'jy «;th«'ia wasted r«u<S for < ircular.
CURE lUARANTEEO. omXuZnXoL
(tJ 2<| 119 Insane Kcrieat R«tor*4
Li >5 uS Dr.KLIWE > OEBAT
HL. ■ ■ NF.RVEREBTORCH
«//riaAtM/w Naava Ditranai. <>nb
■Qi ihl H if ». k«n «« A« A»// m/ltr
E\JI ,i> t* S'V I Tro.f''-- tn l |> (rial Urffla Iriel«
r • • I'nvtsir e*pre«ftrha#ve»</ntmi wkee
f. / 1 »«./. »■ .-«»'! itawrt.T O addr<*« nt
P? \ ,■* ♦*- »• »•» Ar », Si .H»lla*»lf*ta.ra.
r.n.'lfOO r tl' A f tNti ikAHD't.
I CURE
FITS!
Wbm I **r Ona I Mt neu Bvatr t*
(top Uum for a Uma, and than hare Uiam r»-
tura a«ala. I Mint A RADICAL CCJUL
I have msda the dlaei— et
FITS, EPILEPSY or
FAixnra SICKNESS,
A lire-long ftady. I WASSAirr my remedy to
Ovum the wornt eeaaa. HecuM othera have
tolled U no reaaon for not how recelnnf a core
Bend et once for a treatiM and a Fkci KOTTLI
of my IKVALMBLB Urnmaur. Girt Kzpreea
and roat <ftnn». It coata yoo nothing for A
trial, and It will cure yon. Addreae
HQ. BOOT, M.Q.. lUhMilr, WlwYWg
FOR MEN ONLY!
•t jK »
rillllUlllW Err era or laaeaaesia Old or Tonng.
fctiHt Beile MtlkWib toll j liairii. If— U ■■large ul
ftif Mf fa*«i n(AR, t sua VKM/mnoMtAi«amart or BimtT
Akeeletalr «.failia f Hot* TkIiTIIIT-Mli la a dm.
In iNtlfy (rea M IMm m 4 Perel|i Ce«M»tea. Writs tbea.
leea#lptl** *•<*. »>ala«ailea aadjrwfc iaH>4 (aaMi free.
Mdreee KRIS MCOIOAL CO.. BUFFALO. N.V,
TO WEAK WEN
BuCrrinz from tba "flact* of jontkful errors, early
|iar # waiting weakn*ea, l/jat manhood, eto., I will
•and a valuable treatlae oot.Uiotnf fall
particulars for houm cure, raw of charge. A
anleadld inwtieal work i abouliflie raed try tt«7
who la (lervotu and dahlltui«d. AddreaiJ
rrof. v. c. vewLEH. aooaiu. vvpni
THE CITIZEN.
MISCELLANEOUS
Bobby's Questions.
"Wbat for the f -lkses go to war
Up there in Ilehrin' Seat"
Asked Bobby of his sister Sue
■While sitting on her knee.
"It's all abont the—let me see—
I think its all upon—
It's all upon—Go in the y»rd
And ass your brother John."
'•What for the folkses want to fight
Up there in Behrin' Seat"
Savs Bobby to his brother John.
Says John: ••'Well, let me see—
An outraged international law,
A long infracted right;"
But Bobby staies and asks: "What for.
What for they want to fightf"
"Go ask your mother, Bobby, now,"
And Bobby turns to fle«;
"Say, ma, what for the folkses fight
Up there in Behrin' Seat"
'•Lord Salisbury and Mr. Blaine,
They can't agree," says ma,
"And so, you know —and so—and so —
Run out and ask your pa."
"Say, pa, What for they go to war
Up there in Behrin' Seat"
"It's all about some seals," said pa,
"On wbich t'uey can't agree.''
"What, fight about a mess er seals,
Jes' fight until they diet
I think thev're awful fools," aavs Bob,
Pa answers: "So do I."
- -If you want to have your baby healthy
and beautiful, four things are necessary:
Fresh air, good food, bright sunshine and
Dr. Bull's Baby Syrup.
With the greatest confidence we can say,
there is no better remedy for catarrh, than
Old Saul's Catarrh Cure. Price only 25
cent*.
"Natural History."
A class in natural history was called np
for recitation. The teacher ta'ked of friend
ship between man and animals, and then
asked a girl:
"Do animals rcal'y possess the sentiment
of afTec.ionT"
"Yes, almost always," said the little
girL
"And now," said the teache r , turning to
a liitle boy, "tell me what animal has the
g>eatest natural fondness for man."
"Woran'" said the boy.
Sit k headache is cured by Hood's Sarsa
parilla, the peculiar medicine. Sold by all
druggists.
—"Why is a load of hay like a mouset'
asked John yesterday.
"I don't know," replied Wi'l "unless the
analogy is the sa.ne as that between an
elephant'and a wheelbarrow—neither can
climb a tree."
"Xo;" repled John, "that is not it. A
monse is like a load of hay simply because
the cat'l eat it."
For headaches, biliousness, constipa
tion, dizziness, Meeplessness, the blues,
scrofula, the blood and all skin eruptions
Dr. Fenner's Blood and Liver Remedy and
Nerve Tonic ne er fails. Warranted to
satisfy or money refunded.
—A rule well to be remembered in is
that all things to be browned on the
bottom must be »et directly on the bottom
of the oven, but those things that are to be
browned only on top, or merely heated,
may be set on tho grate.
rm.-AII nm stopped fre* by Dr.
Great Her™ Keatorrr. No Ota after IrttjUj s
use. Marvelous curea. Treatise and W.OO trial
bottle free to Fit cases. Send to Dr. Kline. #3l
Arch 8t ~ Phil'a. Pa.
—"I told yon yesterday," said the teacher
to her cla*s of juveniles, "about the differ
ence in tue two words 'there,' pronounced
ulike, but spelled differently. Does any
one remember them todayt" "Yes,ma'am,\
said Sadie Smart; " 'ah! there,' and 'stay'
there.'"
—l)r. Fenner'a Coogh Honey will relieve
any cough in one bonr. Equally good for
borne*. Given energy and strength. Money
refunded if satisfaction not Riven.
—Tbe most perfect and the moot potent
remedy for uleeplcssneM is to drink hot
water. One who trie* it wi'l find himself
going to sleep like an infant, and getting,
too, the most restfol and peaceful Bleep
imaginable.
Does Advertising Pay?
EVEKY HEAL I.IVI BUHINKMH MAN WILL
tell you ttmi U Ooea If yon do It properly
and Judiciously. The question Is not
wben to advertise, (or that should De alwayi,
but how. 'i'huee who bave discovered tbe best
method of course jfi-t the largest return*.
Nearly every business bo* It# "dull season."
during wblcb a good advertisement will do
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"I'd Ifke to know whero they sell 'em,"
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Those desiring th«- prescription, which will
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WILNON, Wllllaiinliurg, Kings (bounty, New
York.
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mMEPI ATE
Relief guaranteed to •ufferen from
RHEUMATISM
OR
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BY USING
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IRVING DRUG CO,
32 Warren Street, New York.
Nothing On Earth Will
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Fall and Winter
BOOTS, SHOES & RUBBERS.
Every day adds new
and beautiful styles
in Footwear to
gun
Immense stock of Boots and
Shoes—all fresh goods. We
have Boots for the boys to go
to school, Shoes for girls that
are high cut, made of the
best of calf, kip and grain—all
warranted. We have Ladies'
Fine Shoes in all the grades
and at all prices, all widths
and shapes in hand-welts, Mc-
Kay & Turns. We have them
in kip, calf and grain, button
and lace at very low prices.
Shoes we show will give the
best of service; have tried their
wearing qualities for years.
None better made.
We have shoes of all de
scriptions for old ladies in warm
goods, and slippers. Spring
Heel Shoes in misseH'.children's
and ladies' a specialty.
It is important for you to
know that all kinds of Boots
and Shoe# have advunced vory
much recently; htill more im
portant for you to know that
we shall not advance our prices
as long as this present stock
lasts. We are now well
stocked. Our house is full of
Boots and Shoes bought be
fore the advance. Come early
and get the advantage of old
prices. Kecollect we sell none
but reliable footwear and at
the same price to all.
We have Kip, Grain and
Rubber Boots for men in high
leg, four soles, plain or box toe,
high or low initcpa. Shoes of
same style, high cut, kip, calf
and grain. We have carefully
considered the wants of the
fanner, mechanic and laboring
man and can fit you out at a
small cost, making your feet
comfortable in all kinds of
weather.
Coine and see us.
B. 0. HUSELTON,
No.—N. Main St., Butler, Pa.
A FULL LINE
of Jersey Shirts
for Fall and Winter
Wear, Twenty-five
per cent below
value at the
RACKET STORE,
148 H. Main St.,
Hutler, Pa.
J. E. Kastor,
I'ractic*! 81uto Roofer.
Ornamental and Plain Slating
Ot all kinds dona on «hort initio*.
Oflico with W. H. Morris t No.
7, N. Main St„ Kesidence
North Elm street,
Butler, Pa.
DIAMOND HOTEL,
JAMKK KKLLKRB, Prop'r.
Now furniture, n«w fitting* and flmt
clftM anfx>inmotl»tioii». Livery.
Svrth sult of Diamond, Hutter, Pa.
THE FOUR
BIG COMBINATIONS
AT
The Cash Shoe Store.
They Are AH Stunners!
ocoee— ——
How is This For No. 1
A ladies fine Dongola button shoe, pat. leather tip, 2i to
7 forsl.
How is This For No.
A gents good solid A Calf, bal. or Congress, tip or plain
toe, 6 to 11 for sl.
How is This For No. 3
A ladies fine opera toe slipper, leather lined, hand turned
for 50 cts a pair, these slippers are being sold at a great bar
gain for they are cheap at sl.
How is This For No. 4
Our little hummer, a childs dongola or grain button shoe
izes sto 8 for 48 cts. only a few caaes left, and if you want
ny you will have to get a move on or they will be all gone
DON'T BE A CHUMP
But take advantage of our closing out sale of summer shoes
and slippers which we are closing out at about half price.
«
Boots (and Shoes Made to Order.
LEATHEB AND FINDINGS.
L. M. Grieb & Co.
8. MAIN BTREET, - BUTLEK, PA.
BARGAINS.
IN
BOOTS, SHOES &
SLIPPERS
AT
JOHJS BICEEL'S,
I wish to inform the buyers of Boots and Shoes of oar extra large fall
stock, which has all arrived and is open and ready for your inspection.
Oar fall stock this year is larger than ever before; and we are offering
remarkable bargains. No doabt all the readers of this advertisement kuo\f
of the advance in price of Boots, Bboes and Rubber Goods, but nevertheless
we shall sell all our goods at the same low price. So persons wishing to
receive the bargain of a lifetime should visit BICKEL'S.
Among Our Ladies' Shoes
Will be foand some of the lateet style hand tarns In Rocko and French
Kid. See oar line of McKay and Mscbine Sewed Goods. They excel
them all in price.
Ladies, I wish to call your attention to oar fine line of Head Welt
Shoes. Something just the thing for this season of the year. In Every-day
Shoes we have a large stock of Satin and Milwaukee Oil Grains. Calf or
Kip Shoes either in Button or Lace
la the Men's and Boys' Department we can show a better selection than
ever before.
A pair good French Calf Shoes, Eng. Bal. or Congress, at SB.OO.
A pair good Box-toe Shoes, D. S. and tap, at 12.50
A pair good Box-too Boots, hand sided and band pegged, at $8.75 to
$4.00.
Three hundred pairs Men's Sample Boots at $1.75 to $8.09.
Two hundred and fifty pairs Boys' Sample Boots at $1.25 to $9,00.
The person first to call is the person to receive the best selection.
A big stock of Misses' and Children's Dress and Erery-day Shoes.
Rubber Goods of All Kinds
Boston, Wooosocket, Candee and Bay State Kabber Boots and Shoes.
A full stock of Ladies' and Gents' Speciality Rubbers.
Leather and Findings.
A full line of Leather—Sheffield Sole Leather, Calf Skins and Kips of
•11 kinds. Boots and Shoes made to order.
Repairing
Neatly and Promptly done either in leather or rubber goods. Orders by
mail will receive same attention as if brought in person. A box of fine
leather preserrer free with each purchase.
To those persons who received some of our soed corn and oats, I wish
to say that the corn and oats will be received at the store from October Ist
to 10th It will also be judged during the same time by three uninterested
farmers. This seed will not be judged by tbe quantity, but by tbe qualitv.
go bring what yon have, It matters not bow much, for the best qualities will
receive the premiums. Tbe person receiving first premium will receive $10;
the person receiving tbe second premium will receive $5. So bring in yonr
seed, bat not later than October 10th.
Yours truly,
JOHN BICKEL,
Old Number* 22 South Main Street.
New Number* 128 S. Main Street.
BUTLER, - -- -- - - - - PENN'A
PITTSBURGH NURSERIES.
(l*UWli>b»4 )»«.)
OUR ELEGANT ILLCBTKATID CAT
ALOGUE for IWO will IHJ mitilrd on appU
cation. Every Fmrmor, (}i»rden«r, Amateur
or owner of • lot nhonld liavn one.
Order* for flower* and floral embluma
have immediate attention. Telephone Z39.
John B. & A. Murdoch,
MM SmitkH*U IU.,
rtTTBBUROB, PA.
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BIJTLKiI, PA.
11. FULLERTON, Prop'r,
HlukM, FIMRCII MD Yam
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not
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mtfflgMm
MILLINERY!
Now ready and showing the most com
plete line of trimmed and untrimmed
autumn Millinery. Hats, bonnets, toques,
birds, ribbons, feathers, etc. We are
the recognized leaders of Millinery in
Butler, and have many imitators, but no
equals.
0. T. F A FE,
No-18. 0. Main St., BUTLER. IP A.
1 . 1 _L_.II I » P I I i i ■ «■ ■ I 11l I I ■ ■ 11 I I ■ ■ ■
1850 Established 1850
E. GRIEB,
THE JEWELER,
No. 19, lforth Main St, BUTLEB, PA.,
DEALER IN
Diamonds,,
Watches,
Clocks,
Jewelry,
Silverware,
Spectacles, &c., &c.
Society Emblems of all Descriptions.
Repairing in all branches skillfully done and warranted.
1850 ESTABLISHED 1850
CHEAT REDUCTION
AT
J. R. Gr RLE ITS,
USTo. 10 South Main St., - Butler,
In Watches,
Clocks,
Jewelry,
And Spectacles.
Repairing Promptly Attended To.
SIGN OF ELECTRIC BELL.
MOVED! WHO?
WHERE TO?
WHY.
A. TROUTMAN & SON,
Into their New Store, 200 and 202
South Main Street,
Where they have received and have now on sale one of the
moat complete and largest stocks of Dry Goods, Trimmings,
Notions, Fancy [Goods, Underwear, Cloaks, Wraps, Carpets, Oil
Cloths, Mattings, Rugs, Curtains, Lace and Porterre, Curtain
Poles and Window Blinds that have ever been displayed in
any store in Butler.
Thanking the people tor their liberal patronage at the old
stand and asking them and allgothers to call upon us at the
new store,
WK ARE RKSPECTKUI.LY YOURS,
A. TROUTMAN & SON.
We are Leaders in otar Line.
W« are now prepared to show you the ftnent line of
FURNITURE
in Hutlor county.
I)o you want CHEAP GOODS? Come and see us.
Do you want MEDIUM PRICED GOODS? Come .n.
Do you want FINE GOODS' "We are in it.
A new line of RATTAN GOODS lor J'"" 6 " » Dd
Little Ones just received.
Whether you want or not come and see us.
EL 8. _D REW, j
128 E. Jefferson bt.. * - - Butter, !Pa.