Do not Wait Any Longer, But Come at Once TO BICKEL'S. Where will be found the largest stock and latest styles of summer footwear at low prices. Our stock is larger than ever before com prising many new and pretty styles. Our stock of ladies shoes is large. Ladies' fine Dong. Pat. turned, Congress gaiters at $2.25. <« " Russett, " " $2.25. " Russett Bluchers and Blucheretts at $2.25. « Dong. Southern Ties at $1.50. " Blucher Oxfords, black and russett at $1.25. One lot of ladies fine Oxfords at 75c. " " opera toe and instep strap slippers at 50c. Misses Dongola Shoes, patent tip at 90c. Childs " " " 40 to 75c. Full stock of Misses and Childrens Russett shoes at a big bargain. Our stock of " " Oxford ties and slippers is very large. Infants shoes in all colors. Now is the time of the year when farmers are thinking of buying a pair of shoes to plow in and do their summer work. In buying my spring and summer stock I took great pains to get a large selection and have got them at prices so as to sell lower than ever before. A good pair heavy shoes, Lace, Buckle or Con gress Gaiters at 90c. —BSx-toe shoes, whole stock kip, at $1.50. Full stock of Boys plow shoes sizes, 1 to 5, at 85c. Our stock ol Mens fine shoes is large, and with our stock of low cut shoes we are sure to suit all, as we have all the latest sty les at remarkably low prices. Full stock of our own make driller's shoes always on hand. Shoes made to order. Repairing neatly done. Orders by mail will receive prompt attention. JOHN BICKEL, 128 SOUTH MAIN STREET, BUTLER, PENN'A Buyers of Footwear Will find an ample field for comparison with other shoe stores at Huselton's this week. There never were such magnificent and wonderful values oflered for as little money as as Huselton offers now. SHOE; BUYERS Will find more for their dollar, expressed in shoe value, than they had ever hoped to receive. Women's fine button tip, 75c., $1 and $1.25. " tan lace Oxfords 75c. and sl. " " Blucherettes in Piccadilla or narrow square, only $2. " serge cong. only 45 c. " opera slippers, at 45 and 90c. " lace, tip, oxfords, 50c., 75c. and sl. " spring heel, tip shoes, sl, $1.25 and $1.50. Huselton's Special. Women's Kid Blucherettes, pat. tip X]V r / kid heel foxing, Opera or narrow § S M K I square toe, regular $3, at only $2. mM £ M 1 Men's fine shoes, with tip, at 90c., JJT 1 Men's extra fine tan shoes at $1.75. Men's extra nobby styles, at $1.50 en's working shoes at 70c., 95c. andjsi. Mouths extra nice styles in button and lace at 75c Come in and see us be a saving of money to you.—— — B. C. HUSELTON. Ho, 102 North Main Street - Butler, Fa SPRING! SPRING! Are You Interested In Low Prices? We offer a magnificent new stock for Spring land Summer at RICES THE LOWEST YET NAMED FOR" STRICTLY FIRST CLASS GOODS. High Grades in all Departments. True merit in every Article. Hon est Quality Everywhere. An Immense Assortment. Nothing Missing. Everything the Best. The Quality will tell it. The Price will sell it. And that is the reason you should come early'to pet vour bargains from our splendid line of Shoes, Slippers and Oxfords _We show all the latest novelties in great profusion. We keep the very finest selections in all standard styles. We make it a point to have every article in stock the best of its kind. Shoe Dealer. AL RUFF. s. Main St. THE HARDHAN ART COfIPANY. Wc are located now at 110 South Main Street, adjoining the Butler Savings Bank. Our rooms are larg<;, fine and commodious. Photographic enlargements and Life Size, Hand Made Finished Portraits by the finest French artists obtainable. In photographs wc give you results and effects that cannot be produced outside of our Studio. Wc use only Standard Brand Collodion Paper and not Gelatine, a cheep and inferior paper used by many. Picture and Por trait frames; special prices to jobbers. Compare our 4 work with any Standard Work made or sold in the state.£jOur victorious motto, "We harmonize the finest work witli the promptest service and the lowest 1 rices for the quality of work." Beware of tramp artists and irresponsible parties and strangers. Have your work done by reliable and re sponsible parties that guarantee all work satisfactory. Call and examine our work and samples and read our manyjtes timonials. THE HARDMAN ART COMPANY. The place to t buy GAS COOKING STOVES AND BURNERS, GAS LAMPS, FIXTURES, HOSE, WATER FILTERS, HATH TUB ENAMEL, etc, is at W. R. O'Brien & foil's, 107 East Jefferson Street. TH E best investment in real estate is to keep build ings well painted. Paint protects the house and saves repairs. You sometimes want to sell —many a good house has remained unsold for want of paint. The rule should be, though, "the best paint 01 cone." That means Strictly Pure White Lead You cannot afford to use cheap paints. To be sure of getting Strict ly Pure White Lead, look at thff brand; any of these are safe: "Armstrong & McKelvy," " Beymer-Bauman,'' " Davis-Chambers,'' " Fahnestock." FOR COLORS. —National Lead Co.'s Pure White Lead Tinting Colors. These colors are sold in one-pound cans, each can being sufficient to tint 25 pounds of Strictly Pare White Lead be desired fhade: they are in no sense ready-mixed paints, but a combination cf perfectly pure colors in the handiest form to tint Strictly Pare White Lead. A good many thousand dollars have been saved property-owners by having our book on painting and color-card. Send us a postal card tad get both free. NATIONAL LEAD CO., New York. Pittsburg Branch, German National Bank Building, Pittsburg. d LHMCNT ~^ KE any OTHER VJ V STRICTLY For FAMILY Use. Dropped on sugar s«2e'ing children love to take it. Every Mother should have it in the house, It quickly relieves and cures all aches and pains, asthma, bronchitis, colds, coughs, catarrh cuts, chaps, chilblains, colic, cholera morbus earache, headache, hooping cough, inflammation, la grippe, lamenc-ss mumps, muscular soreness, neuralgia, nervous toa ache rheumatism, bites, burns, bruises, strains, •prains. stings, swellings. sU£f Joints,sore throat, sore lung"*, toothache, tonsihtia and wind colic. Originated in xßio by the late Dr. A. Johnson, Family Physician. Its merit and excellence have satisfied everybody for nearlv a century. All who use it are amazed at its wonderful er. It i, safe, soothing, satisfying: so say sick, sensitive sufferers, fsed Internal and Eaterr.al The Doctort «lgmataiis and direction* on every LoUia. 11l *t d I'auir>hl*-i frre. Sold where. I'rlc". 25 <** biX Urttie*. 2LW*. L B. JuHMSOi* & Co- B«itoru Mj# HUMPHREYS' Dr. Humphreys' Kperlflr» are scientifically and carefully prepared Kemedlea, used for yean tn private practice and for overttatrty people with entire success. Every single Bpe<mo • special cure for »he disease named. They cure without drugging, purging or reducing the system and are In fact and deed the Ho.crelsn Remedies or the WorU. , 0 crss». raicaa 1-Fevers, Congestions, Inflammations.. if—Worms, Worm Fever, Worm C01ic.... .'J3 3—Teeth lug I Colic, Crying. Wakefulness .33 4—Diarrhea, of Children or Adults 35 7—Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis .28 B—Neuralgia, Toothache, Faceache 33 •-Headaches, Sick Headache. Vertigo . .33 10—Dyspepsia. Biliousness, Constipation. .33 11— Kappressed or Palafal Periods . .'if 13—Whites, Too Profuse Periods ....33 13—Croup, Laryngitis, noarsenees . ..33 14—Halt Rheum, Erysipelas, Eruption!.. .33 13—Rheumatism, Kheumatlo Pains .33 fg—Malaria. Chills, Fever and Ague .33 19—Catarrh. lufluenia, Cold In the Head. .33 30—Whoojlng Cough -JjJ 9T—Kidney Disease* 38—Nervous Debility LOO 36— Urinary Weakness »§ 34— More Throat, gulncy, Ulwrat«l Tbrost .33 HCMPHKEYW WITCH HAZEL. OIL, "The Pile Ointment."-Trial Hlxe. 2SCts. Sold by Dragctet*, or mo! pm»M on receipt ot pile*. Dm. Hiiriun .<4 ■CirUEITS'UD.CO., 11l A 111 WUUjub bt, SEW TOO. SPECIFICS. WITHOUT THE BOW RING) ii is easy l i il or rinj watches from lite I ct. '1 t.c tL:tf get > 'he watch in one hi i. the chain ii. the other and givc» a i ,r>, quick jcrV —the ri..g slij.s otf the won .1 1 . sr.. 1 awny go- s the watch, lcav • ii' llic * t sr:« o-.ly the iliain. utS) ri"t fhl VWIFW ndant i .ten- ar.d r. 1 » into l' - jjr"iOV"H, fi.-ial y k.r / the x 'it'".;. . V^" pul!cd or twi«trd Cff. r ' Solil by nil v itch (i-alers, without cost, on Jir,. Hoss Fillc! aiid other cases containing this trade mark— A j ydi j '..tier for j.umpiilet. Keystoiif; Watch Case Co., PHILADELPHIA. OLD LTU EXPORT L^whiskey. fluaranteed 8 Yc !!l o,d * B .itJS SP&3Z. Dlent is reoulred, and for f Vver- Btre nii*iirrp.'»»»ed. It is the product of one of tha oM—t distilleries In Pennsvlvituia, and aftflr remaining in 0/>v •rnmcnt txjnded warehousea the required time la exported to Hamburg, Germany, und there kept in heatwl warebooi* until ljerfei.ttjr ma tured, then shippwl back, bottled on our own premises, and when we OUGT you Old Eijiort wc know wUsreof wu epeak, and challerigo ootr- P Pid?q'nar»a, 11.00. Six quarts 18.00. Kent by txprcii to til p'iintit on order* of SIO.OO or over wo will pay expresa charge*. There are numerous Imitations, hut he careful to sec ct tbe genuine. JOSEPH FLEMING & SON, Drugglstu, 412 Market Bt., PITTBBURC, f»A. Complete Price XJst of Whiskies, Wlnaa and llrandlc* mailed free to any addresa. yaiM Are a symptom of Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Constipation, Bil iousness, Liver Complaint. DR. BAXTER'B MANDRAKE BITTERS will cure the disease and re move yellowness from 6kin and eyes. Warranteu to cure. Sold everywhere at 2J ct«. per bottle. for sale bj J. 0. liedlck $75.00 Per Month For Teachers, Students, Ministers, or f.adies, any one who is active, pushing, and a good talker. We want a representative in every county. Would prefer one who could give his or her whole time to the work ; hut spare time can lie profitably employed If you hive • team, to much the better. Space will not permit us to give details here; hut if you will drop u a line wc will write you fully. This is a rare opportunity, the work is pleasant and honorable, the remuneration the busi ness |«-rm:i!ient. No capital required. No rltk. f.W.ZIEGLER 4C0.(&-« .^,,1-hila.lclpl.U. THE CITIZEN The Rich and the Poor. During the last few weeks our country has been the scene ot a series of pilgrim ages, all directed to the shrine of the Fed eral capitol, and having for their object some mysterious alleviation by goverment al methods of the hardships of the poor man's life. The central idea underlying these organizations seems to be that as money is the embodiment of man's posses sions and opens np to him the road to happiness on earth, and as the govern ment possesses the right to coin money in its mints and print bills in its offices, that it also can be for the nonce the creator of money. The members of these pilgrim ages, termed Coxey's Army, Kelly's Army and the like, propose to go to Washington, and by their presence so imposing a demonstration as to influence legislation in the desired direction. One scheme is to have the government issue bonds, bearing no interest and payable in install ments. Whatever one's opinion may be of the right of a man to be rich, it is far from clear how the proposed issue of bonds eould be conducted so as to produce any good affect. As the world is organized and as humanity is constituted, there will always be rich and poor. The deserving inventor who has worn his life out in de vising improvements in mechanical things, the scientists who has worked for hours evolviDg in the labratoiy new chemical products, the bacteriologist who fiuds a panacea for the most dreaded diseases, certanly rank as the benefactors ofhuman ity; but the history of the world shows that it is precisely these classes who re ceive the benefit least commensurate with the value of their work, when its impor tance to the re6t of humanity is consid ered. The inventor invents and patents and the capitalist makes the fortune from the invention. This is the story repeated over and over again. Vet unjust and severe as it oeetn*, this is the definite lot of humaaity. and there is no probaiblity that the cure of inequality of fortune will ever be discovered. The typical inventor invents because he his to, and he may hope to reap a modest leward from his work. Whether he does or does not, his very genius will not al low him to be idle. The apparent injus tice has to he ei.dured. But in spite of communistic tendencies of the age on one side, and of the undue accumulation of wealth by the fe» on the other side, ex amples sometimes appear where the benefactor of humanity Irom the stand point of scientific or mechanical advance ment meets with an adequate reward. In a recent address before Ihe old Xew York society, the Geueral ciety of Mechanics and Tradesmen, Mr. Abrain S. Hewitt, well known from his prominence in the iron industry, as well as Irom his political record, gave a most graphic presentation of the rei-ults of the work of one of the worlds greatest benefactors, Bessemer. We quote from the concluding portions of his address: "You all know about the Bessemer in vention of steel. It was made in 1855 by a student in his laboratory. He propound ed his idea to the world, but it took fifteen years before it was successfully put in op eration. I know Mr. Bessemer very well. He is a modest mau who never sought to make a fortune, but h.- has taken the re wards of bi» great invention, and he told me the last time I saw him in Loudon that he had got out of his invention £2, 000 (Wo—nearly *10,000,000. The contrib ution which lie made to the world by that in venlioii in the saving it has effected in the ordinaiy operators of society is *i:ijp:y incalculable. If I were to say we were saving *1,000,000,000 a year in thiscouutry alone as the result of that invention ap plied to every branch of industry, particu larly iu tbo transportation of the goods and the products of the country, I should certainly underestimate the amount. And now 1 am going to say something even more surprising. Taking the world to gether, the saving effected by that inven tion is greater than the total value of all the movable capitol of the world one hundred years ago. "One man, by a single invention, has contributed to the aggregate wealth of the world more value than existed fifty years before his birth. Now he has got ten millions of dollars It is a great sum. He will leave it to his children, who have done nothing, have contributed nothing to the acquisition of this money. Whom has he robbed? Whom w'U his children rob. Who wonld he the gainer if he had never received one penny for discoveryT How much would the distribution of his *10,000,000 over the face of society add to the fortune of any single individual, and how much has his invention added to the fortunes of all mankind'"— Scientific American. —Rheumatism cured in a day—"Mystic cure" for rheumatism and neuralgia, radio ally cures iu 1 to 3 days. Its action upon the .-tern is remarkable and mysterious. It removes at once the cause and the dis ease immediately disappears. The ;first done greatly i eiielits !■> it - *, bold by J. t ltedick, druggist, Uutler. —lt is mor« healthful 10 sleep uptlair. than on the ground floor. —Survival of the fitest. Downs' Elixir has outlived every other cough remedy simply because it is the best. —There was great joy among the vege tarians iu Germany last year over the fact that a veg«tariau won the annual walking match from Berlin to iried riohsruhe. The same vegetarian pedes trian was iu the race this year, and it was generally expected that he would win Ihe match again. Hut he was badly b atl*u bj a "meal eau r. Our Mosey says that the hot weather of the past lew da} » lias had a depressing el feet upon dudes of all sizes aud shapes. Thev were at their wits' ends to find a cool retreat, jut as they were a short time ago to tiod a plac" warm enough to keep their bodies from congealing. The simple fact is, that a dudo is a Conglomeration of absurdities. He l« either too cold or too hot; too Inspired or too fastidious; too effeminate or too piquant.. Notwi'.hstand . in;: these divergent e'laracteri-dics he Is his father'* hope and his mother's darling; hi. girl's treasure and brightest hope; aud When in good humor, aud not i" • debilit ated by the hear, he is an e*.i<tl|.»!ii young man. Why, the girls like him 11. his wil lingness to "set up" iee cream a>. their bid ding, and the lautastio way In which he lifts the spoon to his moutb. He is, more over, an adept at croqu.it, and shines with gieat brilliancy at «u<v|l partio- Hi, is proverbially a young mau of means, and "mores Iu the best ol rociety." Ex. Up to a few week* ago John Haisch, Ot'Mascoutah, 111., delighted in giving bis famliy pleasant surprises. Just before he died be told his son to dig in a certain spot, after the funeral. The sun obeyed him and found a kettle containing »I,IIW in cold. A few dsys later the family was father surprised by the discovery that the father bad his life insured for SB,OOO. —None of ns :r« troubled with vanity or self-conceit. Of course not. Hut we cannot somehow help admiring the ster ling common sense of the man who agrees with us in matters of polities and religion. —More people, adults and children, are troubled with costlveness than with any other ailment Dr. Henry Baxter's Man drake Hitters will cure costlveness and prevent the disease which result from it. —Boiled sblrts are uncomfortable. I don't complain When the Lord sends rain— When the tanks in the sky ran o\er; For the rain, yon know, Makae the corn blades grow. An' give a lift to the clover. My plans ain't crost When the Lord sends frost An' the hills and plans look wrinkled: It's a seasonin' sweet For the things I eat— The spice by the angels sprinkled. I jes' take all From the spring to fall. As it comes from the one who sends it; An' my heart'll beat Like it thought life sweet, 'Till rest in the roses ends it. —An observer of human affairs boldly says that "everybody should Lave a hobby because it individualizes one." It isn't necessary that the hobby should be an ex pensive one. All that is necessary is that it should enlist the energies and the en thusiasm of the hobbyist,whether it be col lecting stamps, gathering bugs, hammer ing long-named fossils out of rocks, or anything of that sort. One of the latest fads, the study of wild flowers, is a down right sensible hobby. It is really a deep and important study. A writer says: "If ever Americans could feel proud of lead ing in a hobby, they will feel it has been a great honor to lead the wild flower proces sion." In making this comment we are not unmindful of the fao; that botanists are scarce, and we suggest that those in Butler should let their light shine, by tak ing the lead in some botanizing eroursions over the neighboring hills. —Every bottle of Arnica <fc Oil Liniment sold is warranted by the proprietors to give satisfaction or money will be refunded. —A lady noted for her good taste and her unusual ability as a housekeeper, says that everything about a sleeping room should be simple, immaculate and easily kept so. Bed rooms may be either car peted with matting or the floors oiled and rugs placed beside the beds. If the walls arc paper the colors should be modest and tUe pattern subdued. The windows should be curtained so as to be uniform with the rest of the house, but too much drapery is an abomination, and it should be entirely dispensed with in a sick room. The bed roam is what its name implies, a place of repose, and everything aboat it should be conducive to the one purpose of sleeping. Pictures and gari«h funiture or articles not acually necessary to the comfort of the eccupaut should be entirely ignored. A hove all things, a sleeping apartment should be flooded for at one hour duriug the di> with the golJjn sunlight and have at night an abuudanctt of fresh air, taking care the while that the sleeper is not exposed to a dratt. —The blood is the sourse of health. To keep it pure, take Hood's Sarsaparilla— and only Hood's. —Here is an epitaph on a grave iu Woodlands cemetery: ".iaared to the memory of J L , a lawyer of abil ity. Even in death In; lies ill the arms ot bis Maker." —Of course many great 'iien wore bjra in log houses; but that need not discourage the boy who was bora in a better place. The house has not so much to do with su ccess as the boy himself. Drunkenness, the Li ;uor Habit, PO3- ively Cured by adin: nstering Dr. Hiirit "Ccldtn Specfic." It if manufactured as 1 powder, which can be giveu iu a of beer, a cup o! vollce or tea,or food, without the know ledge of the patient It is absolutely harmless, and will a floe t •» permanent aud speedy cure, whether the patient is a mod ••rate drinker or au alcoholic wreck. It ha* lifirn given in thousands of eases, and in every instance a perfect cure has followed. It never fails. The system once impregnat ed with the Specilic, it becomes au utter impossibility lor the liquor appetite to ex ist. Cures guaranteed. 48 page book 01 particulars free. Address, uolden Specific 1 Co.. IS", ltaoe St.. CinoinnaUi O. —The firnt recorded use of bricks and mortar was in B. C. 2247, in the construc tion of the Tower of Belus, built at Baby lon. —Mrs. Usunuah Chard, of Glassboro, N. J., is 105 jears old and has 180 grand children. Conburnptiori ouroly Curoti. Tc T«„ Surron.— HUM Inform ycur roa<!«i>. that I u*r« » poaitlfs reioixly for tl.o »l>ove-iiarii«<) dlfiuaM*. hi 'Jt tiuicly uae thouaaiida of hopol(-wi ou<«« havn Yr a permauently cured. I aha!] 1,0 to a«Tid tvej ,'o'Uh of my ramody FREE U> any 'it your reader* tt . I liave coiiauiziptlnn If they will Kud <&• tlisli £xyß>ia and V. O. a<Mrew. M«ij>e<-t --&iUr. i. a. m a., ist iwi hl n. i —Children brsathe in more microbes than grown person.!, because their mouths are only two or three fe»*t above the ground. —There are 10,000,000 norves in the human body. —Scientists predict that in a century there will be no disease not curable. Heart Digcane. ICelieved in 30 Minuteh. I)r. Agnew's Cure for the llcurt |{ives perfect relief in all case* of Organic or Sympathetic Heat Diseane in 30 minutes, and speedily effects a cure. It, is a peer less remedy f.ir Palpitation, Shortness of Hrea'h, Smothering SpslN, I'ain in Kelt Side and all symptoms of a Diseased Heart. One dose convinces. Sold by Oity Pnar uiacy. —The proper bouton iiere just now is a bunch of sweet peas. —The dancing man must expect to meet with miuy reverses. —Collars are wilting, —Sun umbrellas are up. Kt en cold cash seems to be scarce. —Some men borrow everything but trouble. —The electric lights attract a rare and choice assortment Of bugi these hot nivbts. —'"N'o, Maude, dear, mustaches do not grow more readily on hair lips than on plain ones, IT DO MX N'T (JO FA ft KNOUOH —the usual bowel I Bliltlll, It cleans out your system, In a more or leu unpleasant way but that's all. You're left to yourself again, SH whan that Is over. Dr. l*ler<»'s I'leusant Pellets go farther, K' v " lietter help, <lo mora g'xsl Thuy have a tonlo or strengllK'nlng ' tTiy-t on the lining inenJiraii'Si of the intestines. This Assists and increasoi the natural action of ths bowels. By this means. tb"y jiermantntly cunt Constlj>ntion, Rlllousnwi, Jaundtoa, Hour Htmna» li, liull/<Mtion, Dlxzlness, Hick or BlUotia Heailoi-hm, und every like disorder. They're tiny, sugar coated granules, a com pound of refined und concentrated vegetable extract*—the amnllwit, the <*uiiu<t to take, and the easiest Iu the way they act. They're guaranteed to gl ve satisfaction. In every case, or your money U returned. You pay only for the good you get. For 60 cent*, at any druggist's, you can buy Dr. Hage's Catarrh Remedy No niattnr how had your case or of bow long standing, this will permanently cure your Catarrh. OPEN to conviction! Try wither Fincbe's (ioldnti Wedding, Oihson or old Dougherty Whiskies YOUR EYES wilt then l»u opened to conviction that these brands tell of hotter things in store for those who deal with Robt.' Lewm, 130 Water St. Opposite B. 4 O. Depot, I'lttaburf, I'a Try Grandfathers' Choice, warranted 3 rears old, *2.00 per gallon. COMPARE BOTES! By comparing notes with voar friends, you will find that the best of them trade with US. Why? Because they save money. We have never been in the habit of advertising prices,for as a peneral thing goods quoted low are inferior stock, but we hAve a few things this sprinir that we take pride in quoting the prices. We call your attention to oar TJ. S. Pants, good strong Jeans, full lined, never rip, for only 65c. No. 2, better grade, usually sold at $1.25, only 96c. No. 3, the best'grade, sold everywhere for $l5O, only sl.lO. Fine styles in C. W. only SI.OO all warranted to never np. Fine Union Co s. Pants only $1.40, worth $2 25. Seamless Hose onlv oc. I.adies Stockings only 3c per pair. All the latest styles and novelties in Scarf Pins. Fine gold filled Rinirs, warranted for five years, 2o to 50c. A big bargain, a solid nickel Watch, nickel movement, stem-wind, pendent set, O. F., good timekeeper only $5.00. We carry regularly a large aud varied stock of Men's, Boy s and CbU* dren's Suits and Pants, Hats, Caps, Shirts, Collars, Cuffs, "lies, Handker chiefs, Hosiery, Hammocks, Trunks, \ alices, Satchels, Brushes, (.ombs, Purses, Pocketand Bill Books, Umbrellas. Overalls, Jackets, » atchea. Chains and Charms for Ladies or Gents, Collar and Cuff Buttons, Scarf Pins in all the latest novelties, Electric Diamond Rings in endless variety at all prices to suit the times, When you read this over do not imagine that these are old inferior stock, they are brand new and the best value ever offered in Butler, and will bear the most critical examination. We court comparison and defy competition. Give us a fair trial, and our word for it, you will never regret it. D. A. HECK Champion Clothier, Hatter and Furnisher. KHA N K KPC MP 1:0 K, DEALER IN BLANKETS, HARNESS, And everything in horse and buggy fur nishing goods-Harness, Collars, "Whips, Dusters, Saddles, etc. A.lso trunks and valises. Repairing done on short notice. The largest assortment of 5-A. Horse blankets in town will be tound at FRANK KEMPER , 124 S. MAIN ST., BUTLER, PA. CLARK'S SCHOOL OF COMMERCE Every young man anil woman should receive such an education as they can obtain at Clark':} School of Commerce, Butler, Pa. or at the New Castle Business University, New Castle, Pa. The schools are under the same management. ACTUAL BUSINESS METHODS EMPLOYED You will save time and money by attending one of these schools ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS, MODERN BUSINESS OFFICES, EVERYTHING FIRST-CLASS. Write to D. G. CLARK, President, New Castle, Pa., or F. G. JOHNSTON, Secretary, Butler, Pa. DIAMONDS J. KINGS, EAR KINdS. WATCHED JI.ENTS l.OU), I ' A ( *.!'SI'LVKIC. LADIES'CHATLAIN. XT" i (.old Pius, Ear Hlnsfs, Rings. Sit W JEfl JUt itV JL ( Chain?, Bracelets. Etc. „-g -g- g- XT f n T*T A J Of t*' Tea Nets. Caatorf, Butter IHshes and Everytblne !alu V JLLa JIV W £XJL\JLsi that rati be round In a Unit class store.. RODGER BROS. 1874 } '" N,V,LV ""ISU. pun t? ODI I? R THE IV. UKItVO, j EWELER. No. 139, North Main St., BUTLEJEt, PA., J- S. YOUNG. WM. COOl'Etf YOUNG COOPER, I MERCHANT TAILORS I Have opened'at S. E. corner of Main and Diamond Streets, Butler, with all the latest styles in Spring Suitings. Fit and Workmanship Guaranted. Prices as low a? the lowest. TRY US. ♦•A HAND SAW IS A GOOD THING, BUT NOT TO SHAVE WITH." SAPOLIO 18 THE PROPER THING FOR HOUSE-CLEANINO. ERRORS«YOUTH and Oharare Dlsrase* flpenllly and permanently cured by the celebrated ■ixiclailsl. DR. o derrjptfim, no falw ropri*entatloii. 1 will care you podtfvly and niako y«»u vigorous aii<t strong. Treatment i>y m&ll*specially aud strictly couflftocitftt CURE TREATMENT * I EWIS' 98 % LYE I rcTznzs uro mmo <r ATtrrau) aHPL Th**<r»ncrstan>l par*a»l.r« rruuln. I nllkn «tW l.y« It l«-ln( a Duo powder uel Mk l«l in a Stt • Willi nimuvaMo lid. Uut «ont»i.r« are alwayn r«<lr <"r •■">. Win inako Hi" '»e»l 1-erfuraSd liarf tM# in vi rnlriiilen wltSunl bulling, ft l a tli*. heat torrlr-anftlua WMM SB Mum, <ll tnlM-Uli* »liik«. il'wt* ■■ wa»iJ'»K i«'tiium i>nlni*. ti-»* •*&. PSNHA. SALT HTO CO Uou. A«U., TbUa.. I's. Py re ITCHING PILES J i" BWAYKE'B OINTMENT r\ MI-IO - >!•'!■?•"« ' «»4 alltstflHjc: »•«■• • ' ••'s" 1 • w»r»f hf mrratrhing. Ir f luiwora f *rm Muil protrude, *|,M. oft I'M ».»"•» ul.er-t., IsiioiMle* »erj ■ore MV A \ •'J VI VII Vl f|< bln« and benl* ul > rut l.»s», end tnmnmt cam* EUROPEAN * HOTEL. 315 8. Main St., - - Butler, Pu AI, K X WILLIAMS, I'rop'r. Evfrytlilri(f now—Kluctrio, lißbt, and water. Lodging 3ft, f»0 and sl.oo.|*| Regular meals at 2f> ctH. Boarding at SI.OO a day. .: Lunch C'uuntur open all night. Pine Tree Farm, JAMESBURG, N. J The finest Pekin Ducks and White Tur keys in the World. ,S«nJ fur 3a catalogue of biK>i-ol»ss land and water fowl 15 urisos at tlie Mnuisou Square Show, FeU. I»iM. (DOCTORS LAKU LAI I'RI //.TK IHSPENSAKT. J ZJr Ml COB. Ptni. AVF. AHO FOUBTM BT.. JSiaF pirTsburtaH, PA. All formsof plirati'd IiIWIIM j irqiiiiin*<'oN t\ ItKNTI AL Slid HCI K.STIKII Mcd nnlloTi are t real ed nt this IMn ISO, ry with a success orely aitolned. IJi ■b. K l.akc l»" meinberof the Itoyal t <ilU«eof I hy ,i i,i ns end HurgixO", snd 1- the ol teat and most r\i>ericneed Hrsciatis.' In the city. Bpc< ':il at i( ui ion clven to Nervoua Debility frome*ce*sl vr in, lalrxcitloii.lndlacreth.nof ymiih,etc.,<-ann iis iiliyslial and mental "!njr»liifi. of energy, I, ism '.eney, etc.; alsoCioe 10 * ohl Sure •, l* its, . , KlHOMiiallsm, (Old all ill •I of the. Ml in. .iood, I.IIIIKF, Urinary Orgttin ,ttc. C< n»-.ill!i!ion •• i.0.l sli ictly roiilkli nllal Ofllcn bourn,ll to ij,ml 7 to H r. M.; Hundayml l " r l ' ,"' r, •iti nt «,mrc or a<l<tr«.*nH PHh, 1..< l\ i- t •».NN A' L. ANIi ITH ST,* ITi'lV iiUUiiH I VITALIS THEQHEAT aou.'i^y. FRENCH REMEDY I'rodurra Ihe Almi« U«'»ultii In H«J». powerfully und quickly. Cur» M wlwni aliotnfri fall. Younic men will regain tli< lr lo»t manhooO, and old n» n will recover their youthful vltfor hy uninv. VITALIB. U <iulcUly urd *urcly re- HtoreM S'lrvoiiHin-KH. I Ami NlKMly KtiilHMlona, Lohl Power, Falllnif M* m* ory, WaMtlnK UUeam-H. arid all « fr«-cU» of acll nbu.si* or exeem aud IndlflGretlon. Warda on Infinity and conaumpUon. on pa vine VIXALIB. no other. Can Ihj c;irrl«-d In vent . 11v raall.iM.OOp'T packw,orolX for $6.00, with « ponltifC wrllfi-w *unrante« to r«r» «r r«fuiiiJ the mnnrr. Ctrrulur fn-i*. Addnua CAl3U*kt uw.&t tonvASY. thlears w. For Halo at City Pharmacy. L>. O. WICK DBA Lkft IM Rough and Worked Lumber or ALL Ktaoi Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings, Shingles and Lath MME, HAIR AND PLASTER. Offlc« ojiposlte'P.'A W.'Depot, BUTLBK J S Great Clearance Sale IN MILLINERY Trimmed Hut* anil (Sonnet** nlmant GIVEN AWAY. Having a large stock of millinery still on hand, we will sell you anything in our line less than half prite. Come early and secure bargains at the LEAIINS MILLINERY HOUSE .iS O. T. PAPE.-)f BE YOUR OWN DOCTOR: ! I At this season of the year. Cramp, Colic, Sunstroke, ; i and other ills produced by the excessive heat, snake : : bites and malaria, make their appearance. Vou want : I a stimulant ready for immediate use. Vou want u ." pure, you want it smooth and palatable, and you ;vant ; I it from a reliable source. We can supply you ch an!y : and give you the best in the country. You can pur- ; I chase to suit your taste and pocket-book. Just see our prices for a few of our liquors. Don't compare the prices with other houses, but compare the Quality of the Liquors, SILA ER AGE RYE $1.50 per quart. DUQUESNE, Malt and Rye $1 25 per quart BEAR CREEK $1 00 per quart Fincli, Guckenheimer, Gibson and Overholt at #1 per quart, each or six quarts for $5. Other ryes at 75c and 50c per quart. Blackberry brandy #l, 75c and 50c. Port, Sherry, Sweet Cal ifornia, Angelica and Miscatel 50c, 75c, $1 and #1.50 per quart. Rum, Gins, Brandies and all other imported and do mestic liquors all at Rock Bottom Prices. Cases Clarets, sweet and dry wines, all our own importation, at prices that will surprise you. TO CAMPERS AND EXCURSIONISTS: ; It is dangerous to drink strange waters, unless you ; ; use a little whisky with it. If you send for our cata- : I logue and price list, furnished free of charge, you will : ; see how cheaply we can serve you. Remember it is ; I only a few days to the 4th of July. Send in time to ; MAX KLEIN. A o 82 Federal St., Allegheny, Pa. Jewelry-Silver ware--Clocks, Purchasers can save from 25 to 50 per cent by purchasing their watches, clock' and spectacles of J. R. GRIEB, The Jeweler, No. 125 N. Main St., Duffy Block Sign of Electric Bell and Clock. All are Respectfully Invite —"Remember our Repairing Department—2o years Experience. - M KO©fCNTI IA I i Wholesale Liquor Dealer, ,o 3 Ferry St., - - " Pittsburg, Pa Pennsylvania Rye Whiskies a specialty. TrunLorders solici ted. One Square Below I)' 1 n >'i I VI i < • New York Weekly Tribune AND — • The Butler Citizen ONE YEAR ONE DOLLAR AND A HALF. A rlflrfiHN all orderw to TirX 10 Ul r C L.yjl£NT
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