MRS. J. E. ZIMMERMAN
Hevtr Before Have We Been in a Position to Plate on Sale Such Extraordinary
Values at tlie Commencement of a Season as at Present.
[jk }] argains in Spring Goods.
SPECIAL VALUES IX NEW SPRING DRF.SS GO<
All-Wool Novelty - ; «c yd!
Black Mohair Novelty Dr. ~s Gools at.. - • • • - j
All-Wool Rack and Colored Scrz«s 46 inchi , a : . „ C 7 *SS £c.
Special Value in -,6 in. Black and Colored ', Wool a ._*onn anr.
" " " Wash for 1- di • Wa
:: :: ZE* n^ nl '^* t ' .v-'j;V
--;; ;; ;; Ladies' New to
,« « <• «« " " Waists, Silk and Laundrie l.
«• •« " " Spring Capes, Velvet, at f!-'
.. .. V " B !' Silk at |3 soto|i 5 .
.. .. <« <« " Cloth at : flso to sl2.
•• " " Ladies' an 1 Children's New Spriuß Millinery.
„ „ .< .. •• " «» *' Hosiery.
~ ~ ~ <i i. •' " " Underwear.
•' " Lace Curtains from per pair up to $lO. ~ ~, ..
» <• " Domestics, Muslins, Sheetings o:"Kliams and Calicoes AH t e
new th.n- in rnmities,
Em M°il < Sders promptlv attended to. Samples sent on application.
K. J. E. IMimi
Telephone, No. 126. Successor to Kitter & Raiston.
Larger,
Grander
AND
Graeter Thau Ever
—is—
Butler s Progressive Shoe House
Our store is now completed.
Spring goodj are arriving
daily. Wc want you to vis
it us this spring, and you'll
find one of the largest stocks
of footwear in Butler county.
The Almighty Dollar
What $1 will do this week.
A dollar will do wonders. If
you don't believe it, just come in
and see.
Ladies' calf button shoes.. .$ i .00
Ladies' oil grain button shoes 1.00
Ladies' kid button shoes, need
le toe 1 00
Ladies' kid button shoes, nar
row square toe 1.00
Ladies' kid button shoes, com
mon sense ' 00
Men's buff bals, cap toe 1.00
Men's bufl congress, tipped.. 1.00
Men's good working shoes.. .1.00
Boy's good solid boots 1.00
Hoy's fine button shoes 1 00
Boy's fine bals, needle toe... 1 .00
Get Ready For Easter,
Most everyone wants a new
pair of Shoes for Master, and the
person we can't suit will be very
hard to please. Our stock is one
half larger than ever before, and
the styles are prettier than ever
this year. VVe have been study
ing your wants. We are here in
your interest and wont to serve
you, so when in need of any kind
of footwear, call at
Butler's Progressive Shoe House.
2i5 South Main SI., BUTLER PA
C. E. MILLER,
REP>MN« PROMPTLY DONE.
y
Heineman & Son's
WALL-PAPER,
Stationery etc.
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treatment,£s.oo. Guaranteed tocure
any ca e. If not kept by your drug
t we will send them by mail, upon
receipt of price, in plain wrapper.
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1 OK SALE.
Hon tn 1 toiltiiovnit* on i'. ( w. 11. It. <; room
liovv fr tl io hOti «*, 10l |r.'ixl,".o TtnnH o;iay.
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.Vulvliclu, I'd.
%not a flatterer. Its
told, "and cannot
Women whose
blood is poor and
■whose wnole sys- ;
tem is run down
ed to look in the
glass. The condition of all the body is
v.-ritten in the face.
Thousands of worn en are dragging out
a weary, miserable existence, because
they do not fully realize what is the
matter with them. They know that they
ha-.e "female weakness" but they do j
not really appreciate what that means.
Tlx-v do not know that "to this one
trouble is traceable almost all of their
bodilv ills. They consider it a disease j
by itself, and if they have also neuralgia, '
nervous headaches, biliousness, kidney
troubles and other things, they see no ;
connection between them and the de- j
rangements of a strictly feminine nature. 1
Busy and overworked physicians often ,
treat these tilings as separate ailments, |
vhen the whole trouble has the one I
source. The reproductive organs are so
important a part of the body that when ;
thev are out of or ler, the whole system !
is deranged. Whatever illness a wo- j
man has, she will do well to look there
for the cause.
A great many women knowingly neg
lect thc'riselves, because they dread the
telling of their troubles to a physician
and the subsequent examination and ;
"local treatment." All this is needless
for Dr. Pitrce's Favorite Prescription hp
been found to perfectly and permanently
restore lost strength and promote regu
larity of functional action.
Tea CLUts sent to World's Dispensary
Medical Association, No. 663 Main Street,
Buffalo, N. Y., will bring a large 168
book, called "Woman and Iler
Diseases." ( Securely sealed in a plain
•nvelope.)
HUMPHREYS'
SPECIFICS arc scientifically
prepared Remedies; have
been u'-ed for half a century
with entire success.
*O. El'u mc FOB
1-Fer«ri, Coi»k« Inflammations.
2 VVorWorm Fever, W-rm Colic...
3-T*othia<r. Colic, Cry iDg.Waki fulness
4 IMarrhen, of Children or A'iults
*} *§m 1 ' .
H V-urnlgin, Toothacho, Faoenche. ..
•» 11 . .
10 l>i«pepMla, Blliousm . < v.nstlpattaii
1 I - HupprcHird or I*alvifnl IVrioda
12 \\ hilon, Too Prof two 3*«rri«*lj
13 Croup, Laryncftla, Hoarseneae
1 I *?ilt Itiienm, Erysipelas, K ructions.
15— llhcumaiUm, or I. cuinfttli I'alnjt..
Hi- Miliaria, Chill*, IVv, r a:i«l Ague
1 —< ninrrli, Influ-nza, Cold In theHoatl
SO Whooping < ou«h f
U7 Kidney Dlafaa***,
2H \rnoiin D«*l»IIItv -
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"77" for GRIP.
MoM by nr «*nt i•« paM on r*<-«lpt <>f P*<•«,
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$ j
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J in every case and every /
< kind of Hemorrhoids or /
) Piles is |
|Salva-ceaj
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This statement can't be ,
raae'e too strong or too '/
s emphatic. j
It is a simple, certain, /
J speedy c.ire for j
I J
| EhairtiWi Cttteitf
j Conv«ii>ior!" t Cimh'iins, /
Sera V.- icles, Eurns, jj
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THE KEELEY CUBE
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course of '.i uieut ul tho
Ki ni-I-V INSTIT<;T»?
Wo. 42W Fifth Avonoo,
,i *itor» to tlm'Tii all tholi pow ■ , i:«> I >l rn> !
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it oh <
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KoBT. I IAMN, Importer um\ Wholesaler,
116 Water SI. PitUhur];, I'a.. oppoiik 11. & 0. j
k. K.'Depot '
THE CITIZEN.
TRAINING GKIPMEN.
BREAKING IN COUNTRYMEN FOR CITY
RAILWAY SERVICE.
Yoang Farmer* Make the Ite*N (Jrlpnifu
on Account of Their Strength and Can
tlou—A Situation That Kequirea CIo«e
Atteutlon anil Plenty of Nerve.
"Whi-re do the gripmen come from?"
a strong uruied. bine uniformed em
ployee of the Washington and George
j.jwn railway was asked last night as he
eft his ear at the end of the route for a
cip of rotfc and a sandwich in the all
night restaurant.
"Why, from the country, most of j
them. These fellows who arc raised on
cigarette-? and beer in the city don't
seem to luivo the muscle necessary to
throw on tin brake and stop the train
on a down grade. Then again a country
man is mighty caretp 1 about going
through tin streets. He's afraid that ev
ery man he st i s step (iff the pavement is
going to be run over, and he is absolute
ly certain that every team that comes
oat from acri>.-s striiet is proing to collide
with him. It takes him about two
years to get over this fear, and then, as
ho bee. mesa littlo careless, he has a few
accid'-i.ts that smash up fenders and tako
the paint off the coaches, and then he
getf fired, and the road is ready to break
iu another countryman."
"How do they break them in?"
"Well, tiny are mighty careful with
them. A new man on the grip is about
the worst scared object in the world.
Talk about your condemned man being
scared when he's walking out to be
hanged—why, his sensations ain't in it
with the man who's running a grip car
fur the first time. To be sure, an experi
enced gripman is on the ear right be
side him, ready to throw on the brakes
and sound the 'lookout' bell. Hut be
tween the grip, and the wheel brake,
and the track brake, and the 'go ahead'
and 'stop' signals, and the 'look out'
bells, and the people jumping on undoff
the grip ear, your new gripman just gets
seasick. Tiiey say they don't mind it,
but they're talking through their bon
nets, that's all. Then, another thing,
the way they throw on the brake yanks
their arms out of joint and makes 'em
good and sore, I tell yon.
"There's something funny about
braking up a grip car. I came from the
country to my job, but I wasn't always
a plowboy. When I was a young fellow,
I used to wqrk in a country printing of
fice, and used to have to run a Washing
ton hand press. Ever run a Washington
hand press—you're in the newspaper
business? What ! Never run one? Well,
then, I can't tell you anything about it,
except that if you don't know the trick
you can't throw 'er over and get an im
pression no more than a rabbit. You
may have a muscle like a blacksmith,
but i { you don't know the knack you
can't pnll the lever over, but if you are
on to tho trick, and don't weigh more'n
90 pounds, you can throw her around
just like lightning and make 600 im
pressions an hour—that is, if you'vo got
a good 'devil' to do your inking.
"Well, as I was saying, that's just
like braking up a grip car. Some big
fellows weighing 200 pounds, with mus
cles oil them like Fitzsimmons, go out
on one of these grips with two coaches
behind 'em, and the way they brake 'er
np makes all the passengers think they
havo gone to sea. Thou a little fellow,
who don't look heavy enough to handle
a teain of mules attnehod to a sulky
plow, gets a job on the road, and ho
grabs that old grip like n drum major
throwing a baton, and he'll get the
knack of the thing right quick, and when
ho brakes 'er up the passengers think
that the first waltz at the Charity ball
is jnst starting.
"Hut wliilo ho maybe throwing on
the brakes all right he's kind of off his
pins when it comes to hearing the two
bells for go ahead. You soe, a new man
<_an't do everything at once. Takes
about a week to get the shiver off, and
during that time a regular gripman runs
with the new man, keeping a sharp look
out. Then the new man, after his week,
goes to the superintendent and lias to
pass an examination. They ask him all
about tiie signals, and where other cars
cross, and where the 'dead men' are—
'dead man's' a block you strike if you
don't let go the cable whero you have
to, and if you ever strike a 'dead man'
your job's gone, no ifs and anils about
it—and all about the street and so on.
Well, if the new man passes the exami
nation, he puts up $lO, and they give
him a certificate, and he can go and put
that up for a uniform and an overcoat,
and there you are—he's a gripman, ready
for 20 degrees below zero and 100 do
grees above zero and his little old $2 a
day.
"The company's breaking in six new
gripinen on the Fourteenth street line
right now. Two of tbo old men died
and a couple quit. Kuch line always
ke< ps alsait a dozen extra gripinen on
hand ready for an emergency, so they're
breaking hi these new ones. One of the
new boys had an accident at Ninth and
the avenue the oilier afternoon. Kan
into an Anacostia bobtail car. Hy gin
ger, I thought he was going to knock
lini thing dear to the Good Hope hill,
but ho didn't. Hcared? Well, the pas
sengers on tito bobtail wasn't half as
H-aie<l as he was. He could harilly get
off the grip to pick up the pieces of the
fonder. He thought he was as good as
fired, but the company never said noth
ing. <ine«sth«-y thought they was lucky
to get off with as little damage. And
besides an aoci ient right nt the start
makes a griptntui extra careful for all
the rest !,t tli# time."—Washington
Pact.
All I■«*!** Gone.
Mr. Flabley—J. told me that he nev
er knew what it was to he happy up to
the time of his marriage.
•Mrs. Flabley—Haven't 1 always told
you that nr.itriage Is tfce only happy
state?
Mr. Flabley—Yes, but J. Mays believ
er expects to know what it is to bo hap
py now.— Brooklyn Life.
Vure'Jir unity.
We caM our readers attention to the
following testimonial from undoubted
authority on the excellence and purity
of Sjieer's Climax Brandy,
Mr. Sjieer: 1 .congratulate you on a
recent unsought testimonial as to the
purity of your brandy. Lady Imffiis
I lardy, of Loudon, Huglaud, an old ac
quaintance of mine, on testing from the
bottle of brandy we brought from I'as
• lie, immediately asked me to get a like
one for her, which I did. The Klglish
aristocrats, you know, male and female,
arc pretty good judges of brandy I re
main, Yours truly,
I'rentiee Mu'.ford, Editor Graphic.
Judge Parker, of Fort Smith, has
sentenced 157 ineii to death since he sat
on the hem h.
- English Spavin 1.1111111 out removes a>'
I.anl, nft nr calloused lumps anil Idem
si IM frnrn horses, blood spavins, curbs
pii 1114, weeney, ringbone, stifles, sprainl
II swollen threats, coughs, etc. Save
. r >o hy use of nun bottle. Warranted the
•in.if wonderful lllemish Cure ever known.
Sold bv J. 0. If ml ink, s
lH'.Mi <lt mux UrtiH'hj
From grape wine, has, by its extreme
ago and constant care while 111 uniform
temperature and pure, sweet, atmosphere
of storage houses for fourteen yean, be
con e a r*val of the Hennessey and other
bruiiils el Cognac Brandy, and much lower
In price, ami preferred by the physicians
ol Philadelphia, New York and other cities
Buy it of druggists.
Pr Agnew ' i Care for the lll'urtgi - s
1 r'l i f relief !n nil rases of Organic at
-v H . 111 !' Ilea! Urease in 30 minutes
mil pecdi' v efled* a Cure. It in a peer
i remedy for Palpitation, Shortness e.
■ eii h, -limit tiering Spells, Pain iu Lei
ide and all symptoms ol u Diseased! tfearl
•ne done convinces. Sold |by|',City i'titti, j
(uacy.
—An orange tree, it is said, will bear
fruit until it is 150 years old; and there
are recorded instances of orange trees
j tearing fruit when s<x> years old. In
| Malta and Naples 15,000 oranges have '
j been picked from a single tree, and one
in the Sandwich Island was estimated
to bear 20,000. In two instances in South
j etn Europe 38,000 were picked from one
tree.
Malarial Hitter*.
1 We consider that we have not only
' saved our lives but also our house and
I home by the use of Aunt Rachael's Peru
vian Malarial Bitters. \V e have been
1 sick with malarial fever the past two
vears and not able to wcifk sufficient to
j pay the interest and taxes on our home
and keep our family. We have used i
Aunt Kacliael's Peruvian Malarial Bitters |
j twe months and we rejoice to sav that |
our health has been restored and we are |
' free from malarial fever and chills,
i W. J.Campbell and Mary Campbell, wife.
—Turnips are worth more than pota
toes in the Pittsburg markets, and neith
er tiring enough to pay cost of freight and
handling.
Thin and impure blood is made rich
and healthful by taking Hood's Sarsapa
nlla.
T. F. Anthony, Ex-Postmaster of Pro
mise City lowa, says: "I bought one
bottle 01 'Mystic Cure' for Uhaninausin,
and two doses of it did me more good than
any medicine I ever took Sold hy J. C
Kedick, atid J. F. Balph drogpista, Batter.
—Mr. Gladstone still reads and writes
for hours at a stretch without showing
fatigue, and seldom leaves his library ex
cept for exercise. At the dinner table,
after working all day, he astonishes his
frieds by the vigor and brilliancy of his
conversation.
Easily Cured.
Drunkenness, Morphine and Tobacco
habit are ea.>ily cured hy the lire of Hill'*
chloride of Gotit Tablets. So effort re
quired of the patient who is allowed Ihe
use of stimulants until ho voluntarily
quits their use. May be given secretly in
tea or coffee aud a cure guaranteed in
every case. For pale by all lirst class
druggists at SI.OO per package. For tull
particulars mid book ol testimonials ad
dress The Ohio Chemical Works, Lima,
Ohio.
—ln the manufacture of knives the
division of labor has been carried to such
an extent that ore knife is handled by
seventy different artisians, from the
moment the blade is forged until the
instrument is finished and ready for the
market.
One Mintite Cough Cure touches the
right spot. It also touches it at the right
time if you tnke it when jon have a cough
or cold. See the pointf Then don't
cough. ./. C. KKDICK
A hiirh liver with a torpid liver will not
he a long liver. Correct the liver with l)e
Witt's Little Early Risers, little pills that
cure dyspepsia and constipation. J. C
KKDICK
Don't invite disappointment by experi
menting. Depend upon One Minute
Cough Cure and you have immediate relief
It cures croup. The ony 1 armless remedy
that produces immediate results. ./. C.
KKDICK.
Soothing, healing, cleansing. Do Witt's
Witch Unzel Salve is the enemy to sores,
wounds and piles, which it never fails to
cure. Stops iching and burning. Cures
chapped lips and cold-sores in two or three
hours.
—The Pastor —I hope the Lenten per.
iisl has been of great lienefit to you, Miss
Swift.
One of his flock—lndeed it has, Doc
tor, Why I won enough at our lycntcn
poker parties to buy my entire Kaster
outfit.
lilictimtitiHin Cure<l m « l>uy.
"Mystic Cure" for Rheumatism and
Neuralgia radically cures in 1 to '.i days.
Its action upon the system is remarkable
and mysterious. It removes at once the
cause an'l the disease immediately disao
(leuirt. Tbi iii : dose craatly benefit*; 7.1
| cent. Sold by J. C Kedio, and J. K.
Balph Drnggifts, Bailer Apr'.Hi
J'tilt I 111 iVu; iluurx
—Distressing Kidney aud Bladder dis
eases relieved in six hours t>y the "Now
Great South American Kidney Cure."
This new remedy i' a great surnrise on ac
count of itr exceeding promptness in re
lieviug pain iu the bladder, kidiioy, back
and every part of the urinary passu gen in
male or female. It relieves retention ol
water and pain in passing it almost im
mediatly, If you want quick rebel and
cure tuis is > our remedy. Sold by J. C
rtedick druggUt bailor fa.
—Cecil Rhodes is said to hate women,
particularly white ones. Mis alleged
reason for this dislike is his dread of their
power for ferretting out iinforiuatioii and
their curiosity about matters lie wants to
keep secret.
U not only is so, it must bo so. One
Minute Cough Cure aeisquickly, and IhatV
what makes it go. ./ 'KKDICK.
Quick In efleet, heals aud leaves no sear,
i'.urning, scalj skin eruptions cur
ed hy De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve. A p
plied to burns, scalds, old sores, it is uisgi
cat in effect. Always cures pilfg ./ <'■
KKDICK
JItIOIVM I'll.Lit cure l.lver lU-,
Biliousness, InillgenUon, lleuilmhe.
A [ileasant faxatlve. All l>ruggl.sta.
.1. W. Pierce, Republic, Ia„ says: ' I
havo 11 smi One Minute Cough Cure in my
family and lor myself, with results so en
tirely satisfactory that I can hardly find
words to express myself as to its merit. I
wiil never fail to recommend it to others,
011 every occasion that presents itself."
./. C. KKDICK
"(jive me a liver regulator aud I can
regulate the world." said a gonieus. The
druggist handed him a bottle ol De W it's
Little 'iarty Risers, the luuiou. liltle pills.
,/. r'.Kxoick.
Mrs. Mary Harlan, of Coxville, Ind.,
mother of cx t'liitcd States Senator Har
lan, of lowa, and grandmother of Mrs.
Robert T. Lincoln, was one hundred
years old on March 20. At the birthday
reception there was present a daughter
seventy-eight years old and a son seventy
•lX.
Mast Use The Knife
Said thl Surgeon hut l*r. David Ken
nedy's Favorite Remedy was taken
and the Knife Avoided.
The Union and Advertiser of Rochester,
N. Y., recently published the billowing
Interesting account of how William W.
Adams ol 127 South avenue, that city was
saved from a painful operation by the use
of Dr. liavid Kennedy's Favorite Remedy.
Mr. Adams said: "Three years ago I
was taken with kidney disease very tiadti ;
at. times I was completely prostrated; iu
fact, was so bad that the day was set . lor
the doctors to perform 1111 operation upon
me. Upon the day set. for the operation I
commenced the use of Dr. Duvid Kennedy's
Favorite Remedy, and from that iin ineiit
began to g.iin, and it was not long before
I was entirely cured and have had no ro
turn 011 l since. Wv weight hai increased
and 1 never was so well as I am now. I
have reeonimended
DR. DIVIO KENNEDY'S
FAVORITE REMEDY
to many people, for it saved my lile."
In speaking to Mrs. Adams, she said
"About a year ago I "as In a very feeble
stato of health, being completely run
down. I had doctored considerably, hut
without permanent relief. One day one
of my neighbors advised me to take 11., |
David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy, which
I did. My 1 rouble wan dyspepsia, and lor
a long while I was unable to be about at '
all, but alter taking a few doses 1 was j
completely cured, ind now enjoy good
heath " '
Hundreds of men and women with that
"run duwr," condition, unable to work,
have recovered and strength through tins
remarkable remedy. It purifies the blood
btirs the liver and kidneys to a healthy
action, In cases of rheumatism, kidney,
liver and urinary troubles, it is a well
known specific.
m Mr /£ ry\/ J
I I
/ PURE
* 'xOiQ.cC
Quit-is Pun, Checks illeeding, Reduces
Inflammation, Is the Hicyclc s Necessity.
Piles, Sores, TT) C Rheumatism,
Burns, Colds, V_- W f VL O Sore Throat,
Hoarseness, Catarrh, Chilblains, Inflamed Eyes,
Wounds, Bruises, Sprains, Headache,'l oothache.
Use ro W.y EX 7RA C'; . tfte* Shaving-No Irritation
Use PONDS EX ! RACT, fter x erasing—No Lameness
POND'S EXTRACT Ol' I'".>!£'NT is simply a marvel How
instantlv it cure; Pile*. Wha |kf » tl
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BuyGEM. /A . , FTHAV* Ul r.; Vvc rk.
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♦UTtSt Slltl * GfST HOODS*
♦HMD SMS * HIS flltß*
These arc the things that have enabled me to build i*. a first-class tailoring trade
during the last year. . " ,
We have the most skillful, jiaiiistaking cutter; employ none but the very lxst
workmen, l.a.idl. nothing but ihe very best ,;.H..IS, both foreign and domestic, and
guarantee you perfect satisfaction in each and every particular, and for all this
el arge you simply a fair living profit.
J. 8. YOUNG,
Tailor, Hatter and Men's Furnisher. "" """
"A HAND SAW IS A GOOD TliliiC. JL> 1 NOT ; '0
SHAVE WITH."
SAPOLIO
IS THE PROPER THING FOR HOUSE-CLEANING.
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WKxl.fMßKMSfirs -*J .1 wv.i i-in *■ 'i" I-xby«"ii.«'t>°"i--
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A l'he. i'KAI. M K I»M INK C«) . CleifeUotl. Ohio»
ifni Everything ol the 3cst at Prices for Or.
chard. Vineyard, Lawn, Park, Street, Cartlen
Crecnhouse, Rarest New, Choicest Old.
IflH ii iite ealalou-iie free Send for II before tuiybn?. Half suveil
■kSV v
I,V n. ,11 1.. IIV ..111. e 111 111. I s blirm I l.y. M'C •> "r frelirlit.
Me arrival and sat «*» MMAUM. WSriHtnm
_THE STORRS Be HARRISON Bux Painesville, o._
J. S. YOUNG,
Great Reduction Sale.
Iu order to make room for spring goods w< will sell our entire stock of gent s
furni hiug ds and liuik. you a suit of clotlii in an overcoat or a pair of l '«
Ht gi i all v li.luti d prices. Now i* the time to get a genuine bargain in efcrythlttff
we sell and we guarantet iriu rything we make to please and lit you.
101 South Main St., «PP° sltl! Hotel Lo,r J
Silver Wear Free!
; . Handsome triple plated liand engraved Teapots, Cakestands. I-nnt
stands, Butters, creams, Spoon holders, molasses, sugars, castors,
Porcelain and alaim clocks and otlitr articles both ornamental and
useful. Call in and inspect the ware.
(lET i\ OA HI).
Purchase you overcoat for Men, Hoys and Children. Suit :, Panfc
Hats, Capes, Underwear, Shirts, Collars, Cufls. Ties, Suspenders
(iloves, Mils, Overalls, Jackets, Sweaters, Umbrellas, Trunks. Valises
Telescopes, Watches. Chains, Charms, Kings, Pins, Brushes, Pocket
and Bill-books,Purses,etc. and when your purchase amounts to SIS-"
oo you get your choice of any of the above aitides.
Our Stock is complete,
And Styles correct
Quality the best,
And prices the lowest
-1). A. HICCk,
INI«» lUI. N.Muiti I• Bl I 1 L.K 1>?» I'A-•
DIAMONDS jkinuh. KAU«..«H. ~a u,
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RODnn BROS. 1874 }' 11 1 ' ! nin
E. GRIEB.twSE
No. 13!) Murth Main St., Butler, J'a. |
ST D. T. Pape S 8
[he Leading Millioej Hoist In Jailer County
Stylish and Beautiful arc the Hats and Bonnets we have
selected for our spring trade.
Never has our stock of Millinery been so grand and at
prices that will astonish you. Come in and sec for yourself.
Our Stock of Mourning Goods Always Complete.
1). T. Pape
122 S. Maui St Butler Pa.
T. I I. B< ' RTON
My aim the past year was to give
vou the best quality of goods for the low
est cash price. And to say least, my
trade lias been beyond all expectation.
So if you wish to know what has
caused it
COME IN
and you will soon be convinced that I am
headquarters for good goods at lowest
prices.
T. H. BURTON
120 South Main Street Butler, Pa.
WMAT^;
TUB PUBLIC WANTS
Is the veiy best whisky for the least possible money.
There is no place where the wants of the people are
better filled than by
MAX KLEIN, Allegheny, Pa.
All orders are carefully filled. You can take your
choice of the following:
i doz. full <jts. nine year old Silver Age sls 00 per case
1 '• " " six year old Bear Creek 10.00 " "
1 " " " " " " Guckenheimer 10.00 " "
1 " " " " " " Finch 10.00 " "
1 " " " " " " Gibson 10.00 " "
1 " " " " " " Overholt 10.00 " "
1 " " " four " " Guckenheimer j.oo " "
Port Wine, Sherry Wine, Black Berry. Gin, Rum and
Brandy 50 cents per quart and upwards. Whi c kies
from $2.00 a gallon and upwards. Remember we pay
all express charges on orders of $5.00 and upwards.
Send For Complete Catalogue To
MAX KLEIN,
82 Federal St.
Allegheny Pa.
Wholesale Liquor Dealer.
THE. QUESTION is often asked, What Paint shall we
ANSWER 1 If you arc looking for covering
capacity, wearing qualities, general appearance, and
your money's worth, you must buy
THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS
Cent* Most, looks Best. Wears Longest, Most economical. Full Measure.
Our prices are for "best goods" first, last and all
the time, We in the business to stay and
Ku""VSo o ;i'M
VARI* iSHES,
J. C. REDICK, 100 N. riain St
THE NAMK OF THE NEXT
President Of The United States
Wll.l, BH ANNOI'NCItn I"*
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tavc i .ety.liing in tucir l.ivor beauty, si ability, ease. Yott can
fin.! this out by lnol .ng at 'em. 'lour dealer sells tlu:ni
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