Butler citizen. (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, September 30, 1892, Image 4
WE ARE NOW READY. WITH A LARGE AW COMPLETE LINE OF PALL ,■ AND „ > .;' WINTER 4 J : 1 , 1 il ' % FOOTWEAR. GIVE US A CALL. TOGELET BANCROFT. r A* ♦ ; i ] ' AT HUSELTON'S Too will «• lb. faeflt BtylM la Um gmteit Tirtety aad at the lowest prices Tour Eyes Ever Looked Upon. * > Oil FAUL AMD WINTER FOOTWEAR As maar ifaot men diCerent atylM showa M any two house, ia Butler. Tktt alMk wm Mtoetod wilh Ue paatMt care from the beat maoufac tarea ia tUaoovatry, tWf «t* tiM with oaly one object ia view, aamaly lav prise aad shoddy goods, low prices and solid good goods. k :'A i SOME LITTLE DEALERS flssm to have oaly oaa object ia view, that is to see how low priced shoddy Irfjs j ssayfc* Bp of odds and ends, aad then sdvertise it ss .11 I •olid water rsstotors, ate. They ahoold advertise them as specialy adopted for rldinsr ia. aot walUag. Oar Ladlos'. Mlsaoa 1 and Children's Shoes ore marrels nriesa T«ry low. Ladies' fine ahoea 90c, SI.OO, $1.85, $1.60 aad $3.00. Misses fine shoes 90c, SI.OO and $1.25 sites 12 to 2. latitats sad ehttdraa's Me, 50, 75 aad SI.OO. Oar Kip Calf, Oil and Glove Grain Shoes. These gq&Mfmk fowlhsmaslrss as thoasanda will testify too that hara wora thssa sU oTsr Butler ooenty. They hare good body of stock otherwise they Wtqh! aoft Nflit the cold aad wot far the hoys aad girls that hara a kag rUd lo snooT, nmiliss that ose these goods don't hare only sas pair to hay darlag the aad NO DOCTORS .BILLS TO PAT. Man's, Boys' and TouthS* Boots and Shoes. Bsa o«r awa'sheavy shoos at TOe aad SI.OO. See oar men's heavy grata S sotoa sat tap at $1.25 sad $1.50. Bee oar Man's fine shoes tip or pida ak SI,OO tat IL9Q, sad a hoot of other fiaer liae are bMatUe. Oar Men's and Boys' Boots are solid as a rock. Prices TM,P.OO, $1 JO, $1.50 aad $2.00, la making your fall selections ia loot weir eoaM io as, yoa woat have to stay half a day jewing as on prisss, ha»oas StNjphl pries aad that the Lowest. Tha goods wiu he |asi as we represent them, BO hombog business to I paSyoala. $2.00 MEN'S RUBBER BOOTS $2.00 * e!Ud!l,g BOOTS AND OVERS $1.90. kiads doae aeatly and low prices. OomeaslWe m sal ssee eoaey. B. C. HUBELTON, Butler, Fa FOR SALE* I will wllwr— brick bartaws. Hoik at 'tit feoatb Main St., oo MMiublt torn; also my iwHiacmd two lots os MCKNB St. Alex.. WjUiama. ■w H Clothing for fall, and The ttacket Store Is lbs pises, ss wo osa giro yon Boy's kaoo p**» Mm 15c to, W. 50 MOD'S soils tba $6.00 esssi bmtss to ths tasat worstsds at $16,00 and $ll.OO. WUta aad gray Marino madsrwoar ®450. Hsarj sosrlst aadsrwsar @ 10 c. Jersy skirts at 95 o worth SI.SS, aad*otkor kfslai too aasMroas to BMntioa. All food an marksd ia plain fig arsa sad thsas figures are dk a IfOT CASH basis ss wo do a strictly cash basiasssat 1 / The Racket Store, 120_S L jjl«hi St>,» J t JBmtisr. Pa. L.O»WIOK •aixsa nr Raiifh an) Wtitud Linter anSautnas Doors, Smß, Blinds, Mouldings, l ShtoglM and Lath Akmm iota lack.* UMK, HAIR AMD PLANTER. OAeee*e*4F.*W.l>*e<, lUTMR - - PA. aiOULATK THK STOMACH, LIVER AMD BOWELS, u> PURIFY TM« BLOOD. A SfLMSLS SUEOV FOS Ssstoestfao. aaiMMMM, IMlmiw, OMMM- : »JHIMI, ttiwli UwTmHM lk*M Sad Cawalailaa. VlMrttfy, ■S> ill I Smth. Ml all U—r4mrt Wthe mi», mum mmim nmnM. t T " | 1 A Mat bottle mat by aaS I TNC RIMNa CHCMIOAL 00. m traces mnr, i*w tori crrr. ►«, ROBERT LEWIN, Wholesale Whiskej Merchant, tut§ iMpirtti ' FINE WINES & LIQUORS. 185 Water St Pittsburg, Pa. Opposite B. • O. R. R. Depot Headquarters for mesa 60LSKK wsaauo, tor medical and family use. sl4* NT <Jt., or s qta. Car St.ee. JG^^SS»«^t a^r-- non. Orerholt. Ktc. This to UM only houae not lemirj U* ta the e*y, therefore our goods are WMnMrtjid pan. Oooda securely packed and boxed without extra charge. o. O. I>. and mall orders receive prompt attention. Grandfathers' Choice » years old, fern per gallon. Try us. n|P It to Beautiful and Coats YOU J Nothing w To beautify and adorn your borne a wtth a superb sample High Ait • Craypoet fortfalt of one of your <*apr. Btapty write yew name I inn addryas oo the back of the I 111 >T * Bd >t to us at once. AJir El «amBB for photo's sale re- Stnn »*■ iddresaall letters to R J iZE. ffisa Advertise ia the Cihzss. Hothing On Earth Will HENS X.ZK3D Sheridan's Condition Powder! KEEPS YOUR CHICKENS Strong and Healthy ; Prevent* all Disease. Good for Moulting Bent. •ssassa^se*!SS ■tronc Strietly a iwdidiM. OMlai«»<*asjw»«iii* u ■ FLF nd six to prtwnt Hoop, aayi OM cw€om>er. m If "on cant eetSt .end to ua. W« mail one nark Be. KIT® SI - At 1-4 lb. can riuttry prtco Samptoeopy of TH« BCST POCLT*T I APKK SENT RW. M xTi JOHNSOX & (X>..« Cuitom HOOK Bt, Borton, Ma«. HUMPHREYS' I>T. Homphre>••' Sp«flllfa ar* »dentfflc»Uy and carefully prepared Remedies, used for yean In prtrate practice and for over thirty r*r» by the people with entire success. Every tingle Specific a Beelal cure for the diaeaae named. Aey cure without dragging, purKln# or reducing the tymem and are In fact and deed the Sovrrelco Rcmrdlea of the World. uar or riociPAL voc cum. racu. l-Fevera, Congestions, Inflammation*.. .*5 il—Worm*, Worm Ferer, Worm Colic 45 3—'Teething! Colic, Cryin*, Wakefulness .23 4—Diarrhea, of Children or Adolu 23 7—Coagka, Colds, Bronchitis .25 8— Nevralrfa, Toothache, Faoeacbe. 9—Headaches, Slclc Headache, Vertigo.. M 10—Dyapepain, BlliouKneM, Constipation .95 11— Suppressed or Painful Period*. . .25 15J—Whites, Too Profuse Periods .15 13-Croop, Laryngitis, Hoarseness '25 t4—Salt Rheatn, Erysipelas. Eruptions ,25 15—Rheamat lam, RbetimatJo Pains .45 16—Malaria. Chills, Ferer and Ague .25 |7—Piles, Blind or Bleeding 25 19—Catarrh, Influenra, Cold In the Head. .25 £•— Whooping Cough .25 27— Kidney Diseases .25 28-Nerroaa Debility l.tt* 39-l'rlnary Weaknesa, Wetting Bed .25 gold by Dmcrlsta, or Mat postpaid on reclpt of prlea. DB. Eranun' linu (1M w,l uau-ib rut ■tmiiwno. Co., m *ii« whbm »wT«t SPECIFICS- Dll re iiCHING PILES rILtOBWAYME»« ABgQLUTBLT CUBIS. OINTMENT aadlfcrMets Prepared by Da. B»ir>« ft s n,Philadelphia FOR MEN BNLV! JflTJiriWlor LOST or FAILING HANBCO3 B||rl 11 |CI IIIHI il and KEHVODS CIBILIT Y, IWll TSIJ IWeacneu of Body and *:nd, Effect! BCMMtkM WKIK, lIDKTKLfITPBDOUUAIfgAPABTtOr BODT. Abealats!* uafalUa* HuMK IfMUT IKM-IMMAU la a 4«I. ■eo tcciirj NB 60 Otatee ud Feralg ■ t'oeatriee. Wriu these. BMT lpil7« Bock. exptaaatlen aad proof* ntIM (IMM) free. Mdm. ERIE MEDICAL CO.. BUFFALO. N. Y. DOCTOR J. B. HOBENSACK S MEDICAL OFFICE* aoa IT. SECOND ST., riiilad,lp\; a , l'a Are the oldest in America fordo treatment ol Special Diseases & Youthful Errors, „ t ?l2° < lJ Joi v? on ' - N ' < T, Vfms Debility. r!rcr=, Run asjsasasasiaiisr-vABjgS !o his Ufvloug experience and fX .K 7 RP rc rrm«'di< s used and jouiethorough examination all) uatchmi at i2«°!LfiTSslJ* Uc ?i U <,urin * treatment A4O » 2 MUblisbiiitiit ii of succefls. Treatment by Mnii u S|><-einlty. Offlce honrs, 9 AM, to 2 rM, <; to !> p u All earSatttrdsy till V I'. U Sundays 10 io l> AM „ ataiup for Itoob. (Copyrighted) "MOTHERS* FRIEND" HUES CHILD BIBTH EUST. Colvln, Doe. 2,1880.—My wife used UOTHXB'B miMu before her third oanSaetaent, and aaya sho would not be without It (or trandxeOa of dollars. DOCK MILLS. Sent by axpreas on receipt of price, (I.SO per bob tie. book "To Mothers" mailed tree. affAOnctO REGULATOR 00., mm uu ar au, eawoatara. XTLAMTA. a A. For Sale by J. C. Redick. READ AND REMEMBER For strictly pure and reliable STRAIGHT LIQUORS, call on I. N. FINCH, 12 SMITHFIELD ST., PITTItBUBQB, PI.: f(Opp. Monongahela House.) Matchless for Family use and Medicinal pur poses are FINCH'S (iOLDKN WKDIHNU. 1 AUfl Ot'CKKNHKIMKR'S WHISKY, [ per <tf. ; OVER HOLT'S Win SKY. f 6 (ffg. DILLINQKR'S WHISKY, J for »5. Goods neatly packed and promptly shipped Fan or Exrixsi on receipt of cash' or post olllce order. WNothtaff expressed C. O. U. Send for Price List. WOOD'S PHOSPHODIN E The fireat iDfllih Efmedy. Promptly and perraa neDtly cures all forms ol Weakness, Emls- Spermatorrhea, fllwli Jl Jmpotency and all effects of Abuse or Kxcesseses. M«rA|SK Keen perscrtbed over 35 tlle on 'y Reliable and Honest Medicine known. Ask druggist for WOOD'S PHOaraooura; if be offers some worth less medicine In place of this, leave his dishon est stare. Inclose price In letter, aud we will send by return mall. Price, one package, si; six, to. One will please, six will cure. Pamph let in plain sealed envelope, 2 stamps. Address THK WOOD CHEMICAL CO., 131 Woodward avenue, Detroit Mich. |2V-8»ld in Butler by C N. Boyd, J. F. HaJph, J. V. Re<l lrk, and Uugglita everywhere NEW CtJSTOM GRIST MILL. I have placed in my Mill a first class Roller outfit for Huckwheat Klour. Also Holler Corn and Chopping Mills, •11 the best the market offers. Give us a trial, we'll do oor best to give you a good turn ont. Ru lining every day except Sunday. WM. F. MILLER. 313 N. Washington St., Butler Pa. GOSSER'S CREAM GLYCERINE is delightfully perfumed aDd is of great service in removing pimples and blotches from the face. For chapped hands, lips or any rough ness of the skin and as a dressing for the face after shaving, it will be found invaluable. For Sale by Druggists, <► ♦ MOUNT UNION COLLEGE. Nine Departments.Many Special Advantages, our Term Plaa—a great saving of time and money. Expenses very low. For Catalogues send to FiIESLDttNT MAKSH, Alliance, O. THE CITIZEN MISCELI ANEO I S VENGEANCE OF THE WOLVES. On. of TtMlr Xuabw Killed by tUm FacX Bcc.tu. of a MUUk«. During one of my hunting and fishing excursions in Louisiana, says a writer in Forest and Stream, I was fishing on a lake two or three miles long and from one-quarter to one-half mile wide. On one side the bill land came down near the lake, leaving about one-quarter mile of sand beach, and while there I saw a deer running at the top of its speed toward the lake, and a moment later a wolf appeared in hot pursuit. Expecting them to plunge into the lake, when I could overtake and kill them both In the water, I kept my place. Just before the deer reached the water it was caught by the wolf, which pulled it down and kiiled it. Then the wolf stalked around, looked about, trotted off some distance and set up a howl went further and again howled ana then Into the woods, when I heard more howling. The wolf being ont of sight, I rowed my boat to the place and got the deer and then went back to my fishhooks. Shortly there appeared on the soene a pack of ten or twelve wolves. They sniffed and moved all around where the deer had been killed. These move ments occupied considerable time. They woold huddle together, change about and trot ia all directions, keep ing close together. Finally they got into a fight; the whole pack attacked one wolf and killed it. It was literally bitten and chewed to pieces. Now, what was the wolf killed for? The probability is, and I am almost positive, that the dead wolf was the one that killed the dee r. I have talked to many hunters upon the subject, and have come across but two who had seen any thing similar, and they thought the wolf had been killed for lying. If it was done in the case I saw for lying it was the only time I ever knew a woli to be killed wrongfully. SHOOTING AT ICEBERGS. Aa Eifnulf* Aasnsemant Proposed tot tha New American Nary. It has been suggested that the men of war of the great navies should be employed in the destruction of the ice bergs of the north Atlantic. According to this plan the bergs are to be bom barded with great shells, which, pene trating deep into the great ice and ex ploding there, will shatter them to pieces. There is no doubt that this would be a far more profitable ex penditure of ammunition than the uses for which it is designed, says Scrib ner*s Magazine, for any target is better than the dear bought frame of man or the products of his skill of hand and mind, but it is more than doubtful 11 the end could be obtained in this way. In the first place, to accomplish the desired result it would be necessary for the men of war to watch the exit of Baffin's bay in the springtime, and break up the bergs into relatively small bits, so that they would no longer float with their bases in the deep southward setting current, but, would drift with the floe ice. To do this with several hundred great masses, averaging probably at least one thou sand feet In cube, would require an enormous expenditure of money. In cluding the wear and tear of guns, the shells from the great modern ordnance cannot be fired at a less cost than five hundred dollars for each shell, and it would probably require many hundred rounds of ammunition to break up a single berg. It would not at all serve the purpose to rend the ice to pieces in the mldatlantic district, for there the fragments would float about and multiply the dangers of navigation. Such work, if done, would make that region nearly Impassable for a portion of the year, though from the readier melting of thence the trouble would not endure so long. On the whole this in teresting project does not seem prac ticable. A Pine PlnUh. Tramp—l see you are advertising for a pants finisher. Tailor—Yes, but you hardly look as If yon had had any experience. Tramp—Experience! If this pair I've got on ain't finished, I'd like to see a pair what is.—Jury. —When a cough or cold has been neg lected for a long time and tubercles have been formed in the lungs, the cure of the sufferer is hopeless. llovv important it is that these first stages should be watched and the first symptoms detected and cured with Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup. —A gold brick worth $230,000 will be exhibited at the World's Fair by Montana. —Hood's Sarsaparilla absolutely cures all diseases caused by impure blood. Try it 4 —Seats will be provided at the World's Fair dedicatory ceromonies in October for 1,500 newspaper correspondents, it having been estimated that about that number will be present. —Capt. W.A.Abbet, who has long been with Meters. Percival and Hatton, Real Estate and Insurance Brokers, Des Moines, lowa, and in one of the beet known and most respected business men in that city, says: "1 can testify to the good qualities ol Cbamberlin's Cough Kemedy. Having used it in my family for the past eight years, I can safely say it hat* no equal for either colds or crouD." 50 cent bottles for sale by I). 11. Wuller, Butler; A. Bowers, Pro pect; Breaden Allison, W. Snnbury. —Prof. Elisha Gray, the celebrated elec tricau, has returned from an extensive European tour taken in the interest of the •lectrical congress which will be held in Chicago in connection with the World's Fair. He secured the promise of 200 elec tricans to attend the congress. —Many Christmas gewgaws are in quarantine. Lane's Family Medicine Moves the bowels each day. In order to be healthy this is necessary. —The cane fad for girls is struggling for popularity. —For many years Mr. B.F. Thompson, of Des Moines, lowa, was severely atllicted with chronic diarrhoea. He says: At times it was very severe; so much so, tbat I feared it would end my life. About seven years ago I chanced to procure a bottle of Chamberlin's Colfc, Cholera and Diarrba-a Remedy. It gave me prompt re lief, and I believe cured me permanetly, as I now eat or drink without harm anything I please." I havo also used it in my fam ily with the best results. For sale by D. H. Wuller, Butler; A. Bowers, Pros pect; Breaden <fc Allison, W. Sunbury. —The comic paper writers are growing gray struggling with a rhyme for quaran tine. —Rheumatism cured in a day—"Mystic cure" for rheumatism and neuralgia, radic ally cures in Ito 3 days. Its action upon the system is remarkable and mysterious. It removes at once the cause and the dis ease immediately disappears. The first dose greatly benefits. 75 cts. Sold by J. C. liedick, druggist, Butler. —A Maryland widow set a bear trap and caught a young man. This will probably oause a boom in bear traps. Chamberlain's Ey© and snrfn Ointment. A certain euro for Chronics Sore Eye*, Tetter, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Old Chronic Sorts, Fever Sores, Eczema, Itch.. Prairie Scratches. Sore Hippies and Piles. It is cooling ana soothing. Hundreds of cases have been cared by it after all other treatment had foiled It is put op in 88 sod Q0 mat boxes. ORIGIN OF "WHITE CAPa" Bow Thl. Noted Bud of Outlaw. G*U*4 IU Name. "I suppose there aro fewer people in this country who know the origin of the term 'white caps' than there are those who have fallen under the ben of the scoundrels in Indiana and other west ern states," said Hiram Berry, of Hew York, in the St. Louis Globe-Democrat "The term did not originate In this country, but its origin dates back near ly a century to County Kerry, Ireland Nearly one hundred years ago, when Ireland was more populous than at pres ent, and when the people were not so harassed by British misrule, there lived in County Kerry a large and influential family named Whltecap, who, when ever any of their neighbors became too obstreperous or immoral, waited on them in the night, took them from their houses and gave them a sound thrash lng with a cat-o'-nine-tails as a warn ing to desist from their wrong doing and evil practices. Similar clans were formed in other sections of Ireland, all of whom were called whltecapa, not white caps, two words, as they are written in this country. The popular impression is that the appellation comes from the form and color of the head dress that the Indiana regulators wear when perpetrating one of their out rages, but this is a mistake, as the his tory of the movement proves. The Whitecaps in Ireland were a terror to evil-doers and were of value to the good order of the society of their day, but I don't know that there is need for them in any part of America." Nobl. People In Lowly Callings. It is not in America only that mem' bers of noble European families adopt lowly callings to earn their daily bread. According to the Paris Figaro, a Prin cess Galitzen, a member of one of the oldest aristocratic families of Russia, and a relative of Father Gall tic n, who same to Pennsylvania about a century ago to do missionary work, is now a *tabl<-aiaid in a French circus. A Prince Krapotkin, whose family once exercised jpreat influence and power, is now a cab lriver in Mosoow where his relatives have often been the honored guests of the czar. Prince Soltikoff, the bearer of a name which often figures in Sus «i.n history, daily cleans up one of the market halls of St. Petersburg. „ A GREAT ICBKOtfI. -—Chicago Mail Nlc« and Ooed. Aunty—Do you think this cake ia mice? Little Niece (from Boston) Yes, I easily 'cognize the fact that the propor tions of the Ingredients are exact, to a nicety. That is why it is good.—Good News. —Nothing does the work so well. —Mr. P. Byrd of New Grand Chain, Ills,, writes, "Being exposed to all sorts of weather I am more or less liable to have pains of some kind. I have tried a number of dif ferent so-called remedies, but nothing does the work so well as Salvation Oil. It is the best liniment I have ever used. —A small boy who had been reading the recent prize ring news Btarted a compo sition last week by writing that "the last rose of summer has thrown up the sponge." Drunkenness, or the Liquor Habit, Posi tively Cured by administering Dr. Haines 'Golden Specific." It is manufactured as a powder, which can be given in a glass of Deer, a cup of coffee or tea,or in food, without the know ledge of the patient. It is absolutely harmless, and will affect a permanent and speedy cure, whether the patient is a mod erate drinker or an alcoholic wreck. It has been given in thousands of cases, and in every instance a perfect cure has followed. It never fails. The system once impregnat ed with the Specific, it becomes an utter impossibility for the liquor appetite to ex ist. Cures guaranteed. 48 page book of particulars free. Specific Co., 185 Race St.. Cincinnati 0. —Suspendhers, is the newest spelling of that word. Sealskin will be worth its weight in greenbacks. —Fortunately, pie is not prohibited in a cholera diet. ~ —Frank Cornelins, of Purcell, Ind. Ter., says: "Induced Mr. Pinson, whose wife had paralysis in the face, to boy a bottle of Chainberlin's Pain Balm. To their great surprise belore the bottle had all been used she was a great deal better. Her face had been drawn to one side; bnt the Pain Balm relieved all pain and soreness, and the mouth assumed its natural shape." H is also a certain cure for rheumatism, lame back, sprains, swellings and lameness. 50 cent bottles for sale by D. H. "Wuller, Butler; A. Bowers, Pro spect; Breaden A Allison, W. Snnbury. —There's a "dye" for ladies who want to be prematurely gray. 'Twas the shade of Colnmbns Who muttered this rhyme, "It's luck that I struck it Ere quarantine time." Leaf By Leaf. The dropping of the leaves is not alwavs caused by the ending of summer, or the advent of the fall season, but indeed by many causes. So with the health and life of the human being. One by one they are carried to an early grave. Yon take a cold and say, "Ob, well, it is nothing but a cold," and so it is, but if not checked in time, and neglected, it leads to consump tion and other diseases. Prevent it, stop it, by using a pnre rye whiskey. Ministers, physicians and Hospital Superintendents agree in recommending as a perfect stimu lant, Klein's Silver Age or Uuquesne Ryes. The former sell at $1.50 and the latter at $1.25 per full quart. Send for complete catalogue and price list of all kinds of liq uors to Max Klein, 82 Federal Street, Allegheny, Pa. —The newest kind of a shoe, says an exchange, has a ventilated toe. So has the oldest. —Women never stutter. Invite them to take ice cream or oysters, and be con vinced. Coughing Leads to Consumption. Kemp's Balsam will stop the cough at once. Ask your friends about It. —Grasshopper green is a new tint at the milliner's. It's just the thing for a jeal ous woman. —The honeymoon has waned when the bride stops telling things and bsgins to ask questions. —The newest bonnet is delightfully tiny. Consumption Surely Cured. To To* SmroK— Pteaaa inform your readota that I have a poaitive remedy (or the abort'named diaeaao. B; 'Sa timely oae thouaanda ot hopeleaa caaea hare he Ml permanently cured. I a hall be glad to aend tvj '..o'tlaa of my remedy FRJCE to any of your readers i ti hare consumption If they Till aend m» theii Xxpraaa and P. O. artilinaa Beepect %U?. I. k. &U.CUM, M. FALL AND WINTER FOOTWEAR Arriving Bv the Car Load C J A.T :-JOHN BICKELS.-: Largest and Most Complete Stock Ever Brought to Butler. Boots and Shoes for Everybody at Greatly Reduced Prices- Our Ladies' Department The lino of ladies' shoes I have to offer are beauties,beyond description, and price very moderate. Ladies' fine Don. button shoes ranging is price from $1 00 np, Misses' fine Don botton shoes pat. tips 12 to 9 SI.OO, children's 9 to 11 60 cts., child's 5 to 8 40 eta , infants 2 to 5 25 eta. Large Line Water Proof Shoes for ladies'. Misses' and children'a. These goods were selected with great care, and I feel safe in saying that they are the best line of goods I ever offered for Bale. Ask to see oar water proof shoes. Winter will soon be here and yoa will need them. Men's and Boys Boots and Shoes. I want yoa to look over oar men's shoes and boots, I have man's shoes ranging in price from 75 eta. a pair, tip good boots $1.35 and $1.50 and op, boys'boots 75 cts, SI.OO and $1.25, boys' button and lace shoes sl.lO, $1.25 and $1.50. Yoa need good boots and shoes for yourself and boys, and yoa will find these in large qaanties at my store, and marked at price* to suit the times. A Dollar is a Dollar Now if it ever was, and when yoa are making yoar fall purcbaaes yoa want to make your dollar reach as far as possible. Come to my store for your foot wear. and I will guarantee prices lower than any other house in Butler Co. The Greatest Effort of my Life was put forward in selecting my fall stock of boots, shoes, robbers, felt boots, etc, and ray efforts have been very successful. I will sell rubber goods cheaper than ever this fall. 12.25 Men's Rubber Boots #2.25 including a pair of jood slippers, your choice from the best made Boatoa Candee or Woonsocket. Mind the price $2 25. #2.00 Best Felt Boots and Overs 2.00. I am selling the best felt boots in the *aarket for $2 00, boys aisee sl. 1 Boots and Shoes Made to Order. Reparlng Neatly and Promptly Don*. Leather and Findings. JOHN BICKEL. No. 128 South Main Street Butler, Pa. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN! WE take pleasure in announcing the fact that we now have on diaplar and on sale an immense stock of goods in the following lines: Dress Goods in all grades, styles and prices, with the r*ry latest thing* in trimmings to match. MILLINERY IN all the new things the market affords. Hat* and Bonnet* gotten np in best style "while yon wait." Ladies', and Children's Wraps, well mad* and style and fit guaranteed. Carpets, Oil Cloths, LINOLEUMS. Mattings, Rugs, Carpet Sweepers, Lac* CorUi**, Poitiers, Poles and Fixture*, and all kinds of Domestic Dry Oooda We always have the besv Blankets and Flannels, and the Standard patterns are acknowledged to be the beet made. Call in and get a Fashion Sheet All the goods in oar different departaeat* marked in plain figure* at the lowest price* We not only keep Standard Patterns but all our goods are standard. We do not handle seconds. Ladie*', Gent's and Children's Underwear a specialty. RITTER & RALSTON. ■ ALL PERBONB INTENDING TO SINK WELL Bk are respectfully requested to call on or addre**, FISSR FRANK C. MCGREW. Who is operating a KEYSTONE DRILLER and i* '■uv prepared to drill Water Well*, Teat Well*, Air Holes <|\\\. for Shaft*, *tc. Drill* eight inch or I*M. ALL MY WORK GUARANTEED FIRST CUSS. IllAl I GTftf Agent for Leffel Improved Wind Mill, Standard Hydraulic Rams,and all the best makes of pomp*. For any further information addra*, JJipgpS' FBAHK C. McGBEW. 316 Bluff St., Butler, Pa. "Well begun is half done." Begin your house work by buying a cake of SAPOLIO. Sapolio is a solid cake of Scouring Soap used for all cleaning purposes. Try it. , RINGS, Diamonds terms. 'STUDS, (GENTS GOLD, Watches LADIES CHA.TLAIN, I Gold* Pin*, Ear-rings, j Rings, Chains, Bracelets, Etc, {Tea sets, castors, butter dishes and everything that can be found in a first class store, RODGER BROS. IK? ISKVI"* E. GRIEB, THE JEWELER. No. 139, Dorth Main St, BITTLER.tPA., Job Work of all kind done at the "Citizen Office." 1 A MILLINERY TRIUMPH The Leading Mlinefv House D. T. PAPE. Our line of Millinery is complete in every n--.jH.ct VV'e invite you to investigate, and we claim that our st«x*k is the most attractive in Butler county. Trimmed hats and bonnets, flowers, jet crowns, pins, laces, braids, crepes, nets, etc Mourning Millinery In tireat Variety. PAPE'S, 123 S. \l«ir\ Street Bu tier, Pn. EXCELSIOR growing dark so terrible i'*»ht. When through a town ap the raoanum there peeked. A broth at a boy. to hu> nr. * tn the «rhn.>w A» he «alk»<i his "hiilaleh he tag to a :'ro. Saying. "It'n op to the top I »m bound for to go. Bo jabber* T* Pim'i ElflU.irta At the top stand* the line* of ladiea' and gentleman « wwar in t*e Strong A Carroll's, Howard k Foster s and Eddie* A Webeter's eeiefcrated •hoes. «o mtDy improvement* have been made ia iheee *b ♦ that it would bard IT Meat eoanibte to add air thing more. aii m>l, strong, pliable, and easy on the foot, oaly to be had ol Robin* Bro. Try a pair and if not all we claim bring them back. New line of all kinds of Rubbers ;twt rseaieed. ROBINS BROS., 8 E. Comer of Diamond. ... - Bailee. Pa J. J. SPECK. W*. H. HOLMSS TH lIAWM • MiniLE Wist *sa nv,ut»«». Tlie Win, H. lloliiieM Co., Distillers of "Holmes' Best'' and "Holmes Old Economy PURE RYE WHISKY, All the leading Rye and Bourbon Whiskies in bond or tax-paid Importers of fine Brandies. Gins and Wines. SEN ID IFOIR, PRICE loISH Telephon No. 305 . 120 Water St. and 15H First Ave, Pittsbuigu Pa Go and see Invest in ELLWOOD THE 10 NEW FACTORIES i 1 Nov la oparation or being boilt, are SOLID INDUSTRIES wh'ch ha-* moved to Ellwood for mora room to grow, cheap foel and he*»««- r*.-1 facilities They will employ, before the year »" i t**< people, which always result* ia a growth of <s,ihh> j- ;>u » 200 MORE HOU6EB EEDED AT ONCE For the incoming people, *nd i 5 more store* coaid be reated uvday 11 to 40 Per Cent a Year la the Ranting, beeidee the ria* in vaioee which follows neb aa menage in popalatioa. ELLWOOD CITY HAS X3T MORE FACTORIES NOW BUILDING THAN OLDER towns nine time* a* large aad thin ia the margin tar it* ftstttra gmwtfc. fcgT MORE AND BETTER RAILROAD FACILITIES THAN any other town in Western Pennsylvania. Poor Trunk Liaes aad aa transfer or switching eharges gf" MORE VALUABLE MINERAL PRODUCTS THAN eaa ha (band else where in *ay one place, soefa aa NataraJ Ham Coat Oiaaa Band, Molding Sand, Fir* Clay, Red Clay, Bailding Steae. «te.. aad Water Power. BUY NOW Don't wait a year until the town «* (bar time* a* large aad eaia** pro portionately higher. ELLWOOD IMPROVEMENTCO. ELLWOOD CITY, LAWRENCE CO., FA A. FIXED FA.Crr. That SI MEN sell* shoe* of soch sterling {oalttie* at aoch low prwoatha* yea cant help bat boy when yoa set a glimpse of tbeee Child'* Pebble Goat Button Shoe*. *»*•» I to 7 I 2. at 3Rr Children * Gram Button Shoo*, mm s to 11. at S* Children'* Kid Botton Shoe*, mam 4 to I. at "8V Girl*' Grain Button Shoe*. *1 »»< II to 2 at T3e. Girl*' Kid Batton Shooo. tae* It to .* at »1 •» Girl*' Pebble lioat Bottoa »m. nam II to 1 at *1 -<* Boy*' Shoe, lace or bnttoa. at SI •*> to »1 B. ww It to * Boy"* Shoe*, lace or button. aktma 3toS. at ft.«* t* W-SS 14diM' Grain Button .Shaw, at f I fl* to #1 50 Ladies Ktd Button «boon. at f 1 •« to C'W Men * Lace Phoaa. at «I o*. fl 25 fl » ami K •# Men'* Grain Waterproof Shoe* at fl "<0 and IB.SB Men's Grain Waterproof Baet*. at K ■>> Man * Heavy Solid Boot*, at Si 73 to 3 6(> Boya* Heavy Sohd at »1 to tZ Men * Calf Boot., at «M9O to S3 n*. See the Calf Botton Shoe* for Mess Wear nt IIM. Ladiea Calf Skin and Oram Waterproof Shnoo »t $1 J', an i I '•> RUBBER BOOTS RUBBER SHoRS THE BEST QUALITIES AT LOWEST PRICES. Men's & Lacbes hlipj>ers. .")Oc to 00. A.T G. I). SI MEN, 78 Ohio, Cor. Sandusky St. ALLEGHENY P (NEAR MARKET HOUSE \ HAT-FEVER S St'm Qcold-head mmk K V* Crmm Bslm ia nM a *r"< rmmf or pw*f Ap?tl>d bUa Me na A* # _ ftdrJklf sbaarbtd. It eUamara Ms him < mOmfa mjtimm i«a. leate Ellen Vu mn-ta. fioid >f dntomtta *r anU % wyaU ear ■■■■■< »f wriaa. K||a 3UC ELY BROTHERS.IS Wvran Strtft IEW TML 3UC GOLD FREE! To every person bringing us a copy of this paper, we Afl will Insert FREE OF CHARGE a fine #2.00 Gold Flliin#. * /. 1 In every BEST SEToffS-OO Teeth. IM \J « - ta«a to»e tbr test taat can paWr »e mm Or. mm matmr «aaa 0m tm price too pay fiatd run—» UMirtiSiv II * an.l up ; geewnuaay . - 2* Amalgam KilUaif * I T'rtft bimlal, - - - saa. Palnl*aa eitnctmi *:»y_' N tae rulM iitlbk oat mt Utr chj rait rnma la - ■ » *"X KAV YOH K I) KNTISTH. KMTIA.SIK ON I.IBKKTY #t Canrr m am 4 UtH«| a*..p««*aee. "