All Styles, © Oxfords, All Grades, ~~j Patent Leathers, All Materials, Tennis, All Prices, g Wigwams, Now is Your Time to Buy. TV - in Seasonable Goods, o J- i j«3t r*n. .v. i boiae front tte Eactarc markets' where I purchaa ,>( fufl ptook • >ud ». >w prepm-d to offer some grand bargains in Scaac.it Ma goodß—opw* toe Blippere, .uford ties, lawn tennis shoes, wig wun u 6 hm color gooda. 0*» hundred pairs men's patent leather shoes, congi • v* lace at %i 55 per pair, wigwams at 50 c., cloth slippers at 25 c., ' •id B- - v «Jtb : r bargains itv tV"* "»n*e line of gcods. Av b x jtiitt recced • fine line of ladies band welt shoes, button ana 1 m « rI.L ft_a Wi'boot j,»te.* tfpfc, which we are selling a great many pairs of 'ilia tbe rerrjateat avyl*> afioe and many pairs will be worn this year. Tb*~ T*nge in pru* IS 00 to $5.00. Cell aad select yourself a pair be fore Tenable uta af* übo We have also eft * dozens pairs of the $1.75 lace ?we *till oa Jaea 3.0 5). ICCMJ. J C ngola shoes ones to fives at *. lafaatt cbamoU moccasins a* 25 c. per pair. . A tU .i Of i '.- i ;-nta every day ehces, oil grain, kip, calf and sat »«• email merit .o, Men'a fine cajf, kang-roo and dongola shoes at $2..V< («ptc: • fine). Men* >«uid sewed aboee an" atyles or material desired i 50. * big eeaofUßeet of mens "A" celf am* onff gooas, lace and con pia oo or tip oa Ww -t $1.85 to $1.75. .... . »*< or 'or'. fi«* .( aod kangarix. hlp\ cui at T5, meduai cnt sl.-.-> " he at' o> It'rn tn4 chudtenV shoes wa- u?»er so foil and complete a* .iat p. *wi% JOeriag many iad&ov&.eats to bej and styles that will *i:.v <nd plwe *R. . A fan vaek ai men's bo* to» b ot* and dh- • a . Shoes raag ng in price fro? sUstosN». Boole $8.50 to $3 60. .t aff tic 44 J%U 4oek.'f:ir .v make bo;.-to*<d boors \nd shoes o« i on tr *.a. it dor a of nc«ke fine SU.<«r at $o 00 per pair. p : oi3 and Shoes Made to Order .. (Wiring neewj -ad y uuiotiy doae. -• i rock of .-*ti«r aad fiudings, lleeksoiiio ap;ot.fl and shoemakers I . 1 , L ll r \ a-u< y iir*. m>" *o boy wwe wish tJ reduce onr =u>ck tD make % c.. . f« t ""a. food* tftaa in need of aayteug in < JT line give m» a cal.. ■j i--t by m£.i! wP! receive prompt end areful attention. JOHN BICKEL. BUTLER, - -- -- - PENN'A Tee, any oee with ball an aya. r Even ifh«'i»naar-«i)rt»Ud, | o*n see that there's at least one store , Where patroM are deli*Uted. JHI I I \VMf/ jj The mind's eye of a sightlew man I II Ml Haapowanofebsarratioß, " Which tails him that wa sell at rates I y The lowest in oreatioo. DOUBTLESS WILL BE CONVINCED IF THEY CALL AT AL RUFF'S SHOE STORE I a t» ..a>. —e targmikc: L..iUb' Pir-o Clo:z T ».p dongola ramp, pateuttip, J2 00 NnW proeeso rrtiL-h - 2 00 Fim dc.u»ola W - - 1 25 • Oo't - - 1 25 ' K.. u , - 1 00 Patent It at: e-tii» dong la butt - 125 •• •* lace - 1 25 *• Oxijrds - - 15 ' Opera sl.ppers - 50 Cio*ll Sl'.jj.era - 25 Brery dey at oes - - -75 will not-pemitt oa to tell you about tbe extremely low prices of "our m'-« a abeea. »re sailing eliildren'a nt ouch ridiculous low pric s aat voi will be mrpriatd r and sj« us. It costs nothiutr to f-ee our .oC'ia, Yours for Solid Leather. AL. RUFF, 114 South Main Street. Butler, Pa PALL AND WINTER BTOCK OF Boots, Shoes and Eubbers NOW BEADY AT HUSELTON'S, Comprising Emj Inown Style in Footwea in the Great Shoe Manufacturing Centres of the East. Daily Crowding Our Big Store with all the Choicest and Newest Styles in Footwear from a Cheap Brogan to the Fin act Hand-Turn Lady's Button Boot. NOW INI COME AND SEE THEM! Tber<> isu'ta style worth oonsiderDg we haven't got,and thn prices are so lo* a M within the reach of evry man or woman in Butler county. v. Jt Men'd, Boya' and Youthn' Boots are a grsnd display, cut from the cjaC . fm Chicago Kip. Womy'abesT/ c&!f, kip, grain aod voal in lace and button, they posi livt!y will reelst water, Prices iu women's, 85 c. to $1 25. Ladies fine shoea at sl, $1.25, $1.35, $1 .10 arid $2 Caa't bd duplicated in Butler Co Men's fice ebo'rs ia calf, cordovan, kaugaroo, buff aud veal iu McKay, Ow.>uyear and land walta, all ntvles, all widths, ironi $1 up to $3 Drop in abb '*et ob, we will intercut you. RtcoHei.i, every bad y's dollar is worth lOOceuta at BDaelton'6. No two prices. Goods guaiautecd us represented. Repairing of ail kind a done. B. C. HU6ELTON, 102 N. Main bt., Butler All Kinds of Job Work done at the "Citizen" Office. Nothing On Eartli Will t*AK$ HENS Sheridan's Condition Powder! KEEPS YOUR CHICKENS Strong and Healthy ; Prevents all Disease. Good for Moulting Urns. 7 sVriVtlr A Nl< N' lA inc. '• Oru- larjro can TOO I %mT say If j oa ran*i n ** q , 25 ceuft, fr-c with Sl"rtlers or more. Samilo c py TAIMND Is the Best Household Keiuedy It is a positive cure for PILES SALT RHEUM, ECZEMA, And All Skin Diseases, An Invaluable remedy for Wounds, Burns, Swell ings, Sores, Croup, Bronchitis, etc. NO HOME SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT, Sold by all druggists at 50 cents per liox. Send 3 two-ecnt stamps for free samp! box and book. TAR-OID COMPANY, CHICAGO, Mljl*. For Sale bv D. H. Wuller, Butler. JO/XYK PC) \/ Did boocht \| W ACME BLACK IKG and I'll hare it ms? nor. Wolff'sACMEßlacking IS A CREAT LABOR SAVER. A SHINE LASTS A WEEK. RAIN AND 6NOVZ DON'T AFFECT IT. NOBRUSHINC REQUIRED. MAKES A SHOE WATERPROOF. USED BY MEN. WOMEN AICD OHILDREW. Can be irubed like OO Cloth. ASK IH AIL STORKS FOR rurir. WIUBTAIN OLD & New PUMNITURC otid WILL STAIW GLASS AND CHINAWANK ' WILLSTAIN TINWARE at tne WILL STAIN YOUB OLO BASKETS same WILL STAIN BABY'S COACH mite. WOIiFF & RANDOLPH, Philadelphia. Blood i3 tho r riccrs, Black IleaJ-, nni all '" Jv Blood. Bold by Druggists. V. n Tlf Htdlsltt Co., PittiVursb, It. afmmmn nntmii R-m FOR sflTi: Tho win »f>ii ins iarni,cont<Uninn slxly acres, mure <>r ltv- -. and lo.uted In Adams r»p., oi* !iif l'.v;u in.(l Mars road, near Marshal! Jin ; Myuraa : !afions on 'lie r. & \V K. H. iUi-l near tna C'.illerv oil Held. If. eonlains a Rood huus>'. jjood 1 • *nk barn ax:U, good (iiitliutlrtlnga, orchard, level and tjood two ue.ir house, pump m barii. and ull In >?o<)d order. Infinite of or address James Davidson, Myoma P. O , Butler Co., Pa- GOOD w= llvUil WEARING OUT nirrn Rothes, I llrrn AS LITTLE OR U™ n NO RUBBING rnin IS REQUIRED. SHAM f° Lio^ JUnr DIRECTIONS CLOSELY; The Most Pnccenufnl Remedy ever rllsco* ered, tu It Is certain lu IU cfTccts and docs not kllster. Ilcad proot below: KENDALL'S SPAVIN CURE. Belvbunox, Pa.. N'JV. 27, *9O. DR. B. J. KEN-PALL Co. : Oent^—l would like to mako known to those who lire almost persuaded t«» UM;Kt>miairH SrtaMa euro ihofnet that I think i: h= a loobtcxcclieut Liniment- I have used Jton a BICHHI Spavin. TIIC hor&e went on threo legi for three years when J commenced to uso your Kendall's Siiavin Cure. I uaed ten bot tles on the horse ana have worked him for threo years since and has not been lam". Yours truly, WM. A. CURIw GEUMANTOWN, N. Y., Nov. 2,183®. I D&. B. J. KENDALL CO.. Enoftburgh Falls, Vt. Oeots: Iu praise of Kendall'* Snaviu Curo I will say. that a year a«o I had a valuable youue horse be como very lamo. hock eilarged aucl swollen. Tho horsemen about bero('* e have no Veterinary Sur geon here) pronouueed Us Iswaw- Blood Spavin or Thorouglipin, they all told mo there was no cure for It. he becameal>out useless,and I con sidered him almost wort hless. A f ri< ud told me of tho merits of your Kendall's opavin Ciu*»', so I bought a bottle, and I could eco very plainly gr« • • improvements Immediately from Its use.and before the bottle waa used up 1 was satisfied that it wa* doing him a great deal of good. 1 bought a second bottlo and before It was used up my horse was cared and has been in the team doing heavy work all tho season since lust April, showing no uioro signs of it. I consider your Kendall's Spavin < 'uro a valuable medicine, and It should fx- in ©very stable In the land. Respectfully your*. EITQENB DEWITT. Price $1 per bottle, or bottles for $"». All drug gists have it or can get It for you, or it villbo? at to any address on receipt of price by t i < prop. tu tors. DR. 11. J. KEMIAM. CO.. Enosbnrch Fall** Vcrmoac. SOLD 11Y ALL 1)P. TU GISTS. . A pamphlet of information ■ftstruct dI t bo llun toAW MONEY Wd furuUh ••cry(hlii|C- We otait ><«u. No r.*k. ou ran -!r% «• jour »par« momenta, -.r afl > <tr lime la lh«« *>u»k. 1 l«i* i» an entirely newlea<l,an(J brinir* " ondtiful tuccran toevrrjr*Likt. Brrlaiifra are ear.ilnj; fr. ni SSi I » per week and upwards, ana more afiT a Utile c«|«eiirnc<». We can funi!«ti >ou the » n«- tloywt M«I I Mich j iHiI.F. No space to exntal 1 ifermaUou 6> . ilfll btl, *ilNt •-.Subscribe lor tbe Cm /.en. V Convenient Froicrb. Guest I understand that there is a rule in this hotel against feeing serv ants. Porter —Yes, sir; but remember that exceptions prove the rule.—Munsey's Weekly. niSC'SETIOS IS VALOIS t it! t-k ! Tommy—What' Are you afraid of a little mouse? Jennie- X. • 1 jumped on the chair so that I wouldn't IK- afraid.—Munsey's Weekly. A Sagffoutioii. "I can't stop the tram at Yonkers, sir," said the conductor. "lhis is a through express." '•Dear uie, how awkward! Y«u couidn't—ah—put me off if I were a bit disorderly, eh?"— Harper's Bazar. strictly Domestic. Uncle Hiram (at post office window)— What's the postage on a two-ounce let ter, captain? Clerk —Foreign or domestic? Uncle niraun —Domestic. Its to wife. —Judge. Very Couritftiuff* "Tubbs wouldn't let bis fiancee work any Jong> rat the s. > fountain." "What was tb" trouble'." "She g>' til" wiri: mixed." —Puck. A Cure for Paralysis. Frank Cornelius, of Fnrcell, Ind. Ter., say.-: "I induced Mr. Pinson, whose wife had paralysis in tho face, to buy a bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm. To their great surprise before the bottle had all been used she wa* a great deal better. Her face had been drawn to one side; but the Pain Halm relieved all pain nnd sore ness, and the month assumed it- natural shape." It is also a certain cure for rheu matic:!, lam.-hack sprain*, swellings and lameness. 50 cent bottles for sale by D. H. Wnller, Lntler: A. Bowers. Prospect: Breaden & Allison. W. Sunbury. —lt is reported that Ben. Hotran, tho evangelist and reformed pugilist, so well known in the oii country, ha opened n series of meotings in Honolulu, Sandwich I si and s. Pleasant Employmentat Gccd Pay. The publishers of SEKH TIME ANIIITAU VEsT.an old established inontlily,determin ed to greatly increase their subscription lists will employ a number of active agents for the ensning «ix.months at foo.- 00 per month or more if, their services warrant it. To insure active work an ad ditional ca-'i prize of SIOO.OO will he awarded the agent who obtains the the largest number of tbseribcrs "The earlv bird get- v.irm.' Send four silver dimes, or tv eent stamps with yi'ur application, .-ii.t : our age «nd teiiitovy desire-l. |.«:i»i prominent bu> ire s- man a- a relet cue. us to your capablities, and we will t'ive you atrial. Th" 40 cents pays ronr own subscription and you v. ill TC -eive full particnlars. Addres SEED-TIME A XI) IIAU VEST, La Plniue, l'a. Xovember will be Thank.-triring Day. —lteb on human and horses a i<i all ani mal# cured in 30 jMinutrs by AVoolford's Sanitary Lotion. This never fails. Sold I.y .1 (' h'edick. drilgilst, Butler. —Give your frirl a souvenir spoon. s .vc Y'-.ursell Money. AVii i! \on go to i'i tsburgh. Pa., stop at the Anchor Lfoi!.-', corner Liberty and Fourth street-. It is a strictly first-class Hotel conducted on the European plan. liOih-iJiirs. 25, —35. —or 50 cents. l'iy enactment of the l ist legislature a bushel of potatoes shall weigh 50 pounds. —Gi.i-sin,pp.- a iMtiug np almost ev- n •; in tie Ligonfer valley, includ ing the l'. nces Chamberirun'3 Eye and Skin Ointraeut., A certain cure for Chronic Sore Eyes, letter, oult Ki num. Bcalil Hfad, Old Chronic Sore?, Fever bores, Eczema, Itch, Frairic Seratcims fcoro Nipples and Piles. It is cooiiup aed soothing. Hundreds of cases br.vo IJO.. I cured by it after all other trcaiiiicnt bad failed. It is put up in 25 and 50 cent hoses. —The balloonist his a good many ups and downs. Consumption Surc!y Cured. To THE ioiroit:- Please inform your rcd.lura that I lmvc a positive rasiejy (ur tlin above-named diaejf o. ity Its tirnaly use thousands of hopelees casas bavo boon ptnaaacutly curcl. I shall b. lad to tend two bottles of my remedy FKEE to any of year leaders who have connuniution if they xrill eeie.l mo their I..mr -a1 r. O. a . 'iuM. Xtejiicrf fnlly. T. A. SLOCOU, U. C.. 131 Peart <it. H. V. Ut' T 2>finn ( ri!< <s vnu write ns niib'k io J ir.UUU IV. \Y. W£=..J, l. ete { llts llicn.and ivlll : iiic | iliiuietii j ■ .i:it MI , with ry and • - . .c,- ;»;■ ;ej weekly. I'ull or I'nri I Hie*. K* : 'ej,ei»e.- nor re<|i|lrcd. Stock coiopb >e. lneludliiL' iiiany f .at • lliiiK i peeial lie.' >»• oiiiia ;r,e Address ( . I!. H.VWKS&fO. ". mser.vninn. Koeliester, N. V. rslablMifd is*.'.. "r\ DOCTORS LAKE ' iC S J IUVAIii UISrtNSAItY. s ir- r? Con. PENS AVE. AND FOURTH Sr.. PITTSBURGH, PA. ', All (onus of Delicate aud Com ♦ plicated Diseases rcquirlujrCoN '-T * * 'fSy KinKSTlALandScißSTlFlcMed "* ieation nro treated fit this Pi -- n ■; ith :i euccess rarely attained. Dr. S. <: i . : -.! member of the Royal College of l'iiy- .■.t : Surgeons, raid is tlie oldest and most :• I i SPECIALIST in thec'tv Special nt u • ;i\ in to Kcrvoua Debility t> oni excessive . :«u ■.■ rtion, indiscretion of youth, etc.. caus -1 -lciii ami mental decay,lack of energy, ' ' m'.eiiey, etc.; also Cancers, Old Sores Fits, .. rheumatiwi, and oil di-eiaesof the Skin, 1.. • :.;i' _'st'rlnar>*Organs,etc. Consultation ■•I strictly confidential. Offii che urn,!) to ; fo 8 r. H.; Sundays 2 to 4 ". onlv. • ■ i ; j:*e or ad.lriss Dili*. LAKE. Colt. \ • j;. ANDITIIST..I*ITTSHL'IiOIt ; V ft'i-' TIIOC '.Ve in'b-rsltfued, are entliely n!J ;u « iof Kuotur. ! ■ I)r. .1 11. M.V i'i:, S::i .lasiiee!. Hili:;ilcl; lr:i I"b's. t ii iri'iiiic, N\w IMi- .*. >i.l. I'M., I. Sandt So:itb r-iS'Mi. !,1 . I }•■ .C f. A. pe'urck, Oley, l*a !■'. j-tai'lev, l_'! Spruce m.. let; eon, l'a. A selmclii.r. l>sl.\ I';!.. I» 11. Noll. I nt. :.il:i. I* Win. i:. liiirtcustlC' i'lla-nlx \ille | ;,. \v. ,l. b' lnlne li. M'l Washington Kt.. beaduii,'. i'a.. .1.? vine, Koi> Howard St.. Ilar r.si.urj:. 1* .. I . K-eiin. Donubessvllle. l'a. lir, MAYI'I; is .it Hotel iVun. Kendiua. l'a.. on the 2d SaiurUnv of each month, fa'l and see him PATENT STCEL PICKET FENCE. HANDSOME, INDESTBI CTIIIEE. Cheaper than Wood. - ' i' -i , i ; * . Beftlag,)canbcu*o4oa imn or Wood I'uits. When writia? for f>r!:c» give Quantltj, Ntiml rr of Gates, Double and Single, l wanted. We aiao >!»nu'acturtf BtaMd FittliiKi, Pire Bhutters «nl Hi'.K KSCAPKB, Cellai ' Doors. nnJ RblMom, Kraor; ai. i Irvn Grtl i, VIKE DOOft AND 1 WINDOW SCHhKN'S, aad ail kiuila of W IRK WORK. TAYLOR & DEAN, 201, 203 Jfc 205 Market St.. Pittsburgh, Pa. FOR m ONLY* HSl?];' y; ~r-*ox tf -.TerFAILING MAIfIJOO* l's< - - aad N£aVOUB UI.SII.IIV, i r-51 • 11" ;Tt i i v ' i-ae»iief Body and Kind, ElT:cl« UU]3ULU|IO Kr.irsorE3cc!»e«inol(lcryoi:ij. ! r.«on»l, WiMIOOU f*j!iy ISnlnrH. li«'W t » rnlsrs.- B»r. MI ihrnWH* K, 1 M*F\f(.Ol PIRTSOF ftODT. 1 At., ii.' - nnfaMl:. - »I«SIC il(f » TSKXT—In » dij. j • fr-ru i«> S;« -« aa>: * er? l»ia t>.3n»rlrt. TFrllr thfui, r D < . '.'(•ilUautd proof* BkHllrd fira'sd ' fr**« . U. CO H BWMAaS r V * —*•-■— 1 T1 I I . QIT3 ZE N . tliM'hL A \ M rorrp <ir Habit. Miss ltecollete lat full .ires* recep tion) —Wh 'i'- t'nr.t hauil -omc stranger I was talking with, papa? Papa -Why <1- • you ivi>H to know? '•Bccau.se he i> so polite. He apolo gized for watching me so intently, nn<l said it was merely from force of habit." '•Ho is Dr. Knowall. the eminent anatomist." — K. V. Weekly. A Consistent ArtUt. Miss Pearl White I \\i"-h yon to paint my portrait. Dobbin? l'm sorry, madam, but I can't do it Miss Pearl White—Why not? Dobbins —I never copy other paint ings.—Puck. Sti«» Coulfl. Kate —I've l»vn rescued from a wa ter)' grave by nine 1 parate and distinct nice young men this summer. Helen —Well, you can't marry them all. Kate—l can't? Chicago is my native fcity.—Judge. licasant Personalities. Mr. smith —You must have been put ting alcohol on your lips—they're so red. Mrs. Smith —You must have been put ting alcohol between your lips—your nose is so red. —Munsey's Weekly. A Flag liaising- Wish lets—We had a flag raising in front of our lipuse the other day. Bishlets—Getting patriotic? Wishlets—Oh. no, there was a leak in the waterpipe aud they bad to take up the sidewalk. —Brooklyn Eajrlc. He Did Hl* Best. Head of the Establishment—David, you are a fool. David—Well, sir, 1 can't help it. When you engaged me, you told me to Imitate you, and I've done the best I could.—Jury. The IJterary Fad. Mrs. Forimdred—l see it is the fad in England now to have some literary lion at every reception. What's that? Mrs. D'Avnoo—Oh. 1 presume it's some great author, like Ward McAllis ter. —N. Y. Weekly. The Way to Do It. Miss Jludd—How do you manage to keep your clothes so nice on board the yacht? Yachtsman —Oh, yachtsmen only wear their yachting clothes on land.— —That tired feeliusr is overcome, nnd appetite and streiiffth i»ivon by ITood's Ssrsapirilla —The organization of "corners" in wheat is of very ancient origin. That cor ner which Joseph organized in Kgyptain wheat was by all accounts a very succe.-s --ful affair. To Our Subscribers. • The special announcement which :•!> pearcd in our columns some time -ir.ee, announcing a special arrangement with Dr. 1!. J. Kendall Co., of Kuosburgh Falls, Vt., publishers of "A Treatise on the llor.-e and his Diseases." whereby our sub scribers were enabled to obtain a copy of that valuable work free by sendiug their address to B. J. Kendall Co. (aud enclosing a two-cent stamp for mailing same; is re newed for a limited period We trust «!! will avail themselves of the opportunity of obtaining this v»inahle work. To every lover of the ilot-e i! is indifper.-abie, a- it treat, in a .simple manner all the dise;'.-es which liitlict this noble animal. Its phenomenal sale throughout the United .States and Canada, make it standard authority. Mention this paper when send ing for ''Treati. e. —A tax is imposed on Viennese ladies by the Supreme oiinit.m* Coniinitt— be cause of their said to jeopaidize the public health by scattering and disturbing t-10 di« :i»o germs in the dust. To Consumptives. l'lse uielers having been restored to health by sing le i ie.ms, alter (.altering for several years with a severe luLg ailection, and that dread citease Consumption, is noxious to make known to his fellow sutler ers the means of cure. To those who de-ire it, he will cheerfully d ;Irve of charge) a copy of the prescription u ed, *hicli tbey will find a sure cure tor Consumption, Asthma, Catarrh, Bronchitis rud all tlncat aud lung Maladies. He hopes nil iullerers will try bis Bemedy, ,:s it is invaluable. Those desiriuj/ the prescriMi"U, which -ill co.t tlieui iialliiQi;, au:l may prore a lili-v lug, wit! please address lii'.v. I DWABO A. WILSON, Williamsburg, KIII;;s- County. York A W. Va. womau leli her bady sleeping in the cradle while »bc was making ■ ap. >11(1 heard the infant cry, and hurraing into the house, ditcoverei! nu enormous black snake coiling around hi r child. The snake had swallowed the ba'.e's arm to the shoulder. The horrified mother killed the suake, which was sewn feet two inches long, of the black racer species, and fought wickedly. The babe's arm was blistered as if it had bpen immersed in scalding water. —Kheumatism turod in a daj—"Myati-- cure" for rheumatism aud neuralgia, radic cally cures in Ito ;i days. It action upon the system is remarkable aud mysterious. It removes at once the cause and the dis ease immediately disappears. The first dose greatly benefits. 75 els. Sold by .1 C Kedick, druggist, butler. —"There's too much whi.-ky in modern politics," says an exchange lie ought to try taking less modern politics. —Dr. Ktnner's Golden Ilelicf is warrant ed to relievo toothache, headache, neural gia. or any other pain m 2 to 8 minute.- \ Iso bruises, wounds, wire cut s, swellings, bites burns, summer complaints, colic, (also in horses), diarrhoea, dysentery and flux. II satisfaction not given money returned. —lf money be the root of evil, envy i the root of discontent.—Xe-.v York Times. But money never was the root of evil. It is the love of money, whi v i is quite a dif ferent thing. More of u.- iiavo the root than the money. —spectacles and Eyeglasses mado by Robert Hruce|Wallace, (successor to the "Fox Optical C 0.,) at OL'4 Peun Avenue, Pittsburg, Pa., are conceded the best and most comforts I 10. Save money by having him fit your eyes. —There are 1(5,000,000 cows in the I country and it does look a.-, if there should be milk enough to go arouud without hav ing to wear out so many pumps. —For headaches, biliousness, constipa tion, dizziness, sleeplessness, the blues, scrofula, the blood and all skin eruptions Dr. Fennel's lilood and Liver Kemedy and Nerve Tonic never fails. Warranted to satisfy or money refunded. —"I have such au indulgent husband,' -aid little Mrs. Doll. "Yes; so George j says," responded M. Spiteful. "Some ! times indulges too much doesn't lie.'"' —English Spavin Liniment removes all hard, sol! or < alloused lamps and blemishe- i from horses, t.iood spavins, curbs, splints, j sweeney, ring bone, -tiile-. serr.ius all , swoleii throats, roughs, etr. u.-e ol one bottle. Warranted the ;no.-t j W(«n<lerful blemish cure ever known Sold by J l' I.'edi l k. iliiij;aist, Duti' r. —A Cnester man tied n stone on his cat's | nr. k and threw it overb »ard. When arrived at home hi found the feline had gotten there first, dragging the stone after j it. —Dr. Fenner's Cough Honey will relieve j any cough in one hour. Equally good for I horses. Gives energy and strength. Money j refunded if satisfaction not given. —Although a girl likes to own a man's j love she never likes to own her own. —The American hog ha- downed the I German hog. i —Dr. Fenner's Kidney nnd Backache j Cure is warranted to give satisfaction in J every case or uiouoy returued. ARK lOU Looking for I r(?aio. in Dress itoods, Silk , Challicx, Uiughuuis, Hosiery, Gloves, Uudtrwet . lV.r|>t.ts, ICu: ■ siris, etc. Da you k«<»w ti nt vou can do BETTER in of i-oofi'; ?\r Traiitmans than at any other house no matter where located. Cull and you will find out, 2(H) and 202 S. Main St. BUTLER. - - PA. GOING TO HTTSIIEI?: I! you visit Pittsburgh's big Exposition thin fall, do not fail to make a call ori us. We l ave put forth every effort to make our stores unusually at lractivt and the present stock is roach larger thau we ever carried before. We guarantee to fare yon money on all purchase*. A World of Bargains. are here foi your inspection. Don't hesitate about coming, as visitors who call merely to look around are just n* welcome as those that conie to buy goods. From the vast array >f special bargains we have culled the following: CLOAKS. i UNDERWEAR I For Ladies, Gentleman and Chil Immense choice of Fur Trimmed'" ' Jackets, from 57.5G and np. BOSJERY. Tailor-made Cloth Jackets, #3.00 ; For Ladies, Gentlemen and Chil and up. jdron. Elegant Plush Jackets, SB.OO, I MILLINERY SIO.OO and UP. Thousands of Trimmed Hats and Seai Plush Sacqucs, $13,50 to | |} on nets of all description, Felt Hats, $20,00. Velvet Hats, Sailor Hats. Hats and j ... , , ..no Bonnets trimmrd to order. The i Misses'and Children r Clonks, «iOO . , »o , aiooo I.ira''-* una must complete stock of styles, $2 00 to SIB.OO. ~.. . . „ , ' . I Miiliuery m Pennsylvania. Mil if" Fur Capes and tall line of Corsets, all styles, Laco Curtains,, Kid Gloves for Ladi?s, Gents and : ■ '>rcss Trimroiogs. Laces, CbiUreu at lowest prices ia the city kite Goods See I 5 j ()_f) | 8 Market Street, PITTSBURGH, PA.j B. $ iT DKV (, OOi)S Foil SALE. Every tind, quality and style at prices that mear. n pr.ving to your pocket-book on cr«*ry item. I,argr, choice and elegant new fall assort ment* of Imported Dress Woolens and Domestic Suitings in almost endless variety of dis tinctively new i-t,?k's, from '0 ce:i"> to >'2.50 per vard, with nil i,;t>i icediate [iriceH. We have giver, special care study to Our Mail Order System for ten years, aud have so extended it that to day we are sending dry goods to every County, State end Tarritorv iu America, demonstrating that Highest Qualities and Lowest Prices bring the business even from remote parts. The fact tint these orders come to us also from tie largest j commercial cities, must he conclusive proof that the styles, <jua!iiiei-; and prices we offer are out of the ordinary, and particularly favorable to the buyer. it interested in this subject, write lor samples, r-lso for copy of our Illustrated Fashion Journal aud Catalogue—Autumn editi*. n ready about September 15. Free. Bono's & BuliJ, 115 to 121 Federal Street ALLEGHENY,PA Haentze's Nervaline. \ Iti.F.iv VHiirAWE Mi inr I:k ioktu> - NF.RN I-:?-" ■ n fir-. tual < ure I<T InliMiiatloi: ai.-l trrltatioii . ilißlml.l. . . KlUnfyi" anU LI-.. I-, Stone in the l ; ■!•. ■ I .M'l ;im! Ill*': I: tlu:<t depes I-. «, ;ii:i• -rr. r: i..:.!' "r l<'ii:' :i • As a Iti ,.loiolill* Tolli«■ ;t:i '1 :■ liltmcl I'niiflt rit l '-i.o ■ in !. * rt*:.iit*,.' i '.MBltnv aj'pctUe an'l i'urc blotnl. I'KICESOJCENTS. I! jour ' illS no * ,0 ittfor you. Take no other. Made only by The Haentze Medical Co. i'IIM.Ai)KM'!IIA, PA. For Sale By D. H. YVULLER, druggist, Butler, Pa. TOO CAN FIND^ . . . i.:ft li . 1 1 < • • ' I '' BEfejrGTO: Bi %>t . w!l .-.lirwt for ttJvcn.ai.i#. . I Motel Waverly. S. Mi li KAN' ST , - - BUTLER, I'A. Opposite School House. This elegant new hotel is now open to the public; it is a new house, with new furniture throughout ami all modern con venience is within easy reach of the de pots anil business houses i.f the town, and has a splendid view of the eastern part of the town. Rates Reasonable. ' Give me a call when in Butler. CHESS STONER, Prop'r. Willard Hotel. i I W. H. REIIIINO, Prop'r miTLKR, - PA. STAKLIKU IS < OSKKITIOS. » IMPI.K HOO.M for COXXKBMAI, TBAYKLEB New Lively Stable. New Stock, Mew Rigs. —OPEN DAY AND NIGHT— Hor6ea fed and boarded. PETER KRAMER, Prop'r' 39. W. Jefferson St. Rutler, Pa. Mifflin Street Livery. W. (J. BIEIIL, Prop'r. One Bquare west of Main St., on Mifflin St. All good, safe horses; i; .v buggies and carriages, Landaus for weddings and funerals. Open dsy and night. Telephone No 24. Hotels and Depots, W. S. Oregg is now running a line o! carriages between the hotels and depots? oi the town Charges reasonable. Telephone No. 17, or leave orders at Hotel Vogeley. (ioori Liven in Connection . I RAWFORO & Kc'NNtOY. The well known liveryman, Win. j Kennedy, has bought- uu interest in I !'»ie above barn and will be pleased to j ive his friends cull nt his new place j• !" business. The Best Horses, Buggies and Car riages in Batler at the most reasonable rites. The place in easily remember ed. The lirr.t htaMe west of the Lowry House. t rißSlSittif ■ lwnpj proved I :■ n) t'lnciixit any .• \ i. itishig coDSult MOMA3, f -11 JuKNTS, o i*. wt* CkiIGAQO AOKNOWLKIH-iTCI) TIIA r 3D. "jiC m f HAS Hie Largest, Most Reliable and Leading Millinorv House in Butler (ountv. We in sow prepared to *bew you ci ,-it, of - ..- >v<*i tiesjand ideas for Children'*, Mines', )*0'»v:: and Old Ij-.d;.--' T Hatfl anil llonui ts Straw aud Laco tin' - <Ji!:, I- ' ver ni; ilk Kit • Flowora in great variety. And wo would very rpecially metr. ?i that M t ninfr H - I Hot •.* receive our best hU. iition Every order in this lit .a ■ • . ih ?• atn«-s, skill notl promptitude. No ehargc for hat.- ;■ • ri. t> t ■<> fn tilt, iine we defy competition. " K S£ in T PAPF ! N '-:. ! V Cheapest. | * 1 • I /f* L JLa,, j 1 ,. . t STOCK ERTIRELY NhW! Pint* Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silverware and Spectacles At lowest cash prices at .r. r, <ji r i j-c ii ' k « No. 125 N. Main St., - Duffy "Block. oi Electric Hell and Clock. CJ WINE AND LIQUu - DF.PAi TMEHT. M Oo account of many calls made ;poa b <-.nr friend < and jutr-i.-. and ■J taking been jmt t< much inconreni -n .. ly dug n-.-abb t • comply v.ith II tbeir reqne.-ts. we have again added tliir- d >nartm< .it. a ! \w can -afch >ay 111 that that the goods bandied by n- will be fully up s.» t!; parity and .pi-litV 111 so favorably known an:! formerly Id by nur'lirm. \V> jnak • a pee :i jt *ll goods intended for medicinal par;; - Our prices ; ri :!it, taking an |M a< a criterion, and we again hope t«> merit a share r y -ur p,.»r.»ra:''-. fn NOT!' KOMK OF Of It PRICKS ON T'.l t GOOI>k 111 Fine Kyo Bourbon whiskies, aec rdi :g lilu -kii- r rim brand>•. s■> ."•« JfjHa to age; $'J. $3, .ft, #6 and $8 per jralloi per gallon I - according t<- age f-50, So, if I. ft), -■ and >i| : ilion fr *4ll and tlO per gallon Kmrn. I _• ."iO per m m 1' &i-'9linK to ag-. #2 K» vt.iW in l $-5 p ,r\l. V•• Kua clrin. ;>t § -. HI xo CIIAKCi; FOR r.VKA'JES. i OLD 1 FINK BOTTLED GOODS OF KVI 11Y I>F. ~v:? H'TJO.V. I * PORT 1 Orders by mail receivo prompt attention 1% Hon ■•<■!;■■■< r,cr's arid nn.ii ! WMF I*® application pav freight • s ail «,rd.-r< • Man! over. M WM. HASLAGi & SON, II | LKADIXG t" li< : DIA1IONI) - 11. . ri A. I t\vjs Oil | hay-fever' sJ COLD-HEAL mm: r "y't Cream Balm w n-t a liqnid, unvff or poirr ' into tl~ I quiclly a'wsrUd. JNmhm the Acad, allays tmjUt Mm, ft >1 Vie sores. Sold by druggists or sent by t.-iail on rc--:<>t of prir . . JUC ELY BROTHERS, 56 Warren Street NEW YORK. ; -here are Bargains Wailing for You AT Hie Racket Store j Our goods must lie cleared out to , uakc room (or FALL STOCK and: irofit is no object, so take notice that! | NOW IS THE TIMK, AND THIS | I IS THE PLACE TO BUT CLOTHING. TilK RACKET STOREi 1 *2O S. .Mam St. Butler, Pa. IA LEADING QUESTION iVith 11.- at the present time is 1 <v ve may reduce our stock of sen-' na ' ;le good?. Wo certainly have to • •lear our shelves of all Sumu-t r sttifi' j Can We Do It? We at least will try. Are you will- j ng to buy urw and stylish goods at 'ess than othora sell their old shop- ; .vorn stock? Will these prices inter- 1 st. you? Finn Dress Ginghamsreduced from 1 12 \ to lie yd 20c nnd 25c Challii down t » 10c yd. Chullii'ct down to 5c yd. $5 Bonnet for £2.50 $3 iSonnet for $1.50. 7I 50 Flow rs f. r 50c. Also Big Reduction: i;i Lac (''.tr ains, Hosiery and Underwear, and Men's furnishing good.-. It yon ic tend to buy at the above prices, come 'o the NEW YORK BAZAAR 28 ami 2 3 S. Main Si. Opp Po&toffice. rill iOO Cents' woriti to lire Dollar 00 Fvety Purch^ Ai ade at our Htorr. We are oflerinj values Ut}- • eccndei tcd in Furnishing > for .adie - :, Men anu Cbildrt n. lie advised tnd yoc'il save » y. Whatever you m.i. require iu our line, come to us, vv* 'll ebow you a j rc»t variety and save yoa money, j >nr SpriDg fctock is nc w full and ; ■ , pit te. We guarantee to tmot | very demand to jour fullest satis- I ,e 1 We have !i big variety, with i ,iauy -tyleb oi Loy.- ' ai d Girla' Huti l | nd C«i! s at ! -w figures. John M. Arthurs.! "-J3 SOD Til MA IK ?Ti.Ll>T. 3XJ j LUMBER YARD. L. M. & J. J. HEWIT, Dealers in all kinds oi Houoh and Worked Lumber. ROOTS, SASH, BI ! N OS, SHINGLES, LATH, F re. i Wt hf.ve u larp.- tot k iifail Kim's < i Lr.m brr. (>:! W.-JI Ktc. I Call ..nd p> t our prices ai,J .re ir; ck. Mailorders Promptly Attended Tq. OlFici aii! yard <>n ilosnoß Sr.Xr.'.R "West Pfkn JJfpot, M TLKH, PA. Planing Mill Ijiuaiber P I >-■ -Ma ki '■ k 1>, j - VIHuM ■. .KI I *ri 1» V. AM/ • , Rough and Firmed iu; r SHiiN'ftLßS, LATH & SEWER PIPE, Butler, IV-. J ~ C - W IC 'K I>KAI,KB IN Hough aot! Worked tata .!> Atr. KIKE. Doors, Sash, Blinds, Shingle- n;id Lm;h Always In Slock. LIME. 11 AIR AND PI A .SI ; Ofl] 1 «p; F. S' • !>• I liT TI.EB. 1 1 O eeiproeit) . To countcra the < fleet "f t priog wind r:d siomt.- n t<•<•«? and hand*; lo ren >t, rrnoi •'< Si'id purify the cuticle u!m ri ; >rou winter, ie th« in if- : 1 0! ( . OSS * "S • CRSAMQLYChmB j.,!! v. <!l d • • it- p. rf irm t:. tn.-'r. hi»:• Id ■ •!. creamy cntoldoii wit 1 jn - * :ou . h vegp ' i.!t- ci; to "ca • kitt, coirt* In:e<l vid lun <":iae and other J übstanccs, : ::.iiig one uf the finest pr. ■ r. js tor chap- I> i bucde, i ; ;. • or fa>.e or any roughness cr irritation of the i'i. 0 lady or grnilouiao si < uld bo withoat it SOLD BY DIiUGUIST I
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