A GENTLE REMINDER.
gBICKEL'S GRANDS
ANDg
SsAMPLE SALE. 2
Still Going On.
Big bargains in all lines —you'll be astonished at how muc.i
you can get tor your money at our store. Stock must be
sold even if we must make a sacrifice on tbe goods. Our
large spring stock is beginning to arrive and we most
close out winter goods—we need the room and if you see
the bargains I am offering you will buy here.
. - A FEW OF THE MANY BARGAINS WE WILL OFFER - -
* Men's oil grain waterproof shoes at * 1 2 5
Boy's all solid waterproof Shoes at. 9°
Ladies' waterproof kangaroo calf shoes at 9°
Boys high-cut copper tipped shoes at ' "5
Men's fine calf boots at 1 I
Women's Sue serge ilippeis 5
Ladies' fine dongola pat. tip shoes at r
Ladies' fine enamel handwelt shoes at.- 2
Full stock of sole leather, high iron stands with four
lasts each reduced to 50 cents.
All felt goods, leggins, overg?iters aud all winter goods to
be closed out cheap.
See our bargain couuters crowded with interesting bar
gains.
- - MAIL ORDERS RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION -
JOHN BICKE .4
128, S. NAIN St. BUTLER. PA.,,^
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| tuality /JL Power. I
| Hitch your W |But be surel
business Pi it's in a |
I ! works to a ™ m Fahys Gold=|
I good watch. I m filled Case, |
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And that you buy it from g
E. GRIEB, JEWELER, j
139 N. MAIN STREET, BUTLER, PA.
CLOSING OUT SALE OF
CLOTHING
Our closing out sale of men's, boys and childrens overcoats, suits
and pants is still going on as we desire to close out every garment in
the house before April I, 1897- Our stock is yet full and complete
Childrens suits from 75c up, childrens overcoats from 75c up. We
must say that our sales so far have exceeded our most sanguine ex
pectations being much in excess of last year.
We will still continue to carry the largest and best selected line o.
furnishing gcods in Butler, such as underwear, gloves, mittens, shirts
in laundried and unlaundried, percales, madras, domestic and jerseys,
collars, cufls, ties in necks, bows and four-in-hands. Hats, caps,
overalls, jackets, sweaters, cardigan jackets, umbrellas, trunks, valises,
telescopes, satchels, cloth, hair and tooth brushes, purses, pocket
and bill books, papetries, watches, chains, charms, rings, pins, clocks,
silverware, spectacles and eye-glasses, toilet soaps, mackintoshes,
rubber coats, canvass coats, etc.
We Guarantee Quality and Prices.
When looking for Holiday goods give us a call, we know that we
can suit you.
D. A. HECK & SOS,
121 N. Main St. Butler, I'a.
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Advertise In The Citizen.
HUMPHREYS'
Nothing has everbetn produced to
equal or compare with Huaphreys'
Witch. Hazel Oil as a CVRATIVE and
HEALING APPLICATION-. It has betn
used 40 years and always affords relief
and always pives satisfaction.
It Cures Pn.Fi> or HFUGERHOII>S, External
or Internal, Blind or Bleeding—ltching and
Burning; Cracks or Fissures and Fistulas.
Relief immediate—cure certain.
It Cures BCENS, Scalds and Ulceration and
Contraction from Burns. Relief instant.
It Cures TORN, Cut and Lacerated
Wounds and Bruises.
It Cures BOILS, Hot Tumors, Ulcers, Old
Sores, Itching Eruptions, Scurfy or Scald
Head. It is Infallible.
It Cures I.s FLAMED or CAKED BREASTS
and Sore Nipples. It is invaluable.
It Cures SALT RHEUM, Tetters, Scurfy
Eruptions, Chapped Hands, Fever Blisters,
Sore Lips or Nostrils, Corns and Bunions,
Sore and Chafed Feet, Stings of Insects.
Three Sizes, 25c., 50c. and fi.oo.
Bold > J Dmcgiiti, or tent poet-pud on receiptof price.
HI VFIIRMV MB. CO., 111*111 »*U« Si., S<" tort
WITCH HAZEL OIL
CATARRH
LOCAL 1 DISEASE KpSgSKS
and is the result of colds and CyprrCQlD*
sudden climatic changes. Wl'l
For your Protection A
we positively state tLat t « Br. fy* $
remedy does not conta n BM ' . <&;
or any oiher .Ljur-
Ely's Cream Ealmßi^3
is ackr.ow to be the mo«t cure for
Na?al Catarrh, Cod in Head and Hay f erer of all j
rem'-di#-*. It and c!ear-c<» the nasal jKiswajres
allayi pain ana ir.Jlammat.on. heals the s^-r—. pro- f
tects tne memhr&ce from colrl®, restores the «•:
I of taste and Pitt-::. I*rtcesne.atl>rni:ffi«taorbvma ...
ELY BROTHKUS, 6*5 Warren fctreet, New York. ,
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I Retain** Old Rxport Whisky ha« N
I hren tried and te.stfd durirg the patt 15 B i
■ year* by thousands, and is Cneir favorite IJ .
J 10-day—it* »>»solute!y pur » and invigor* IJ
9 |I6 r,\A*-r% t free nf rharu*- ai») wri'if [1 j
j rlnu* *r.<\ pafstj' [f
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THAT
TIRED
SYSTEM
can be made strong by cautious use- of ;
pure liquors. We offer ]
Pure 6-year-old unadulterated ,
Whisky, either Finch's, Over
holt, Gibson, Guckenheimer,
Large, or Mt. Vernon at SI.OO 1
per full quart, or 6 qts. for t
We do not say you cannot get purity ,
and age elsewhere. We do say, ill 9 J
cases out of 10, you pay for adulterated
substitutes. <
On C. 0. D. or Mail Orders of JlO.Ofl t
or t.ver we prepay all charges t
Our Motto : i
"FAIR DEALINGS TO >
EVERYBODY."
Grandfather's Choice Whisky, guaran- '
teed 3 years eld, $2.00 per gallon. *
ROBERT LEWIN & CO,,
Importers and Wholesalers,
411 Wa'er St. Opposi-e B. &(). Depot
Telephone, 2179 Pittsburg, I'a. j
oucroKS LA KB 1
fof&m VVJ /rr: ° IHPETfSART.
> Crx. PEM>. A/e. AND FOURTH OT..
Jkr**tV PITTSaUBOK, PA. .1
j Sill is*. AH formiof Dclirntc nri'l Com
■ plicated I>l.H» :i-e* re»|iiirlnK<:os
ri«EKTlAl.aii'l--!> IKNTIH'
nation ore treated »t UU3
,< ,ry v, >tti a uceest ;>rely attnlnprl. |lr. S. n
K. Uike !H-«;etnl»er of tin: Itoyal < tiy- j.
i and SnrgttOiV!, fln' 1 W tlic o! lent and irio-1
I <-rieiwl Hj-wnaus.' in tha rity. fi].w inl at
.< ntlorn "iventoNirvoua Debility irmncr/
mr ' ;il exertion. I l'liw.retion of youth,etc.,'•ail*- '
nj? physlcai ana cental 'le' .'iy,llick of energy,
!r j ,..ii !encv. etc.; oi-totrncci■« Old Fits, r
.I. :,> i.u.ati-rn, and nil di' iseaof the Skin, .
r-loo"!. I.uniff, t.'rlnarj <>r«an ,«.t<*. f'cr,-:.11:1 1i <n '1
'r< "' ik'-. Btrictly co<lll'if ntiai Oi"ice lioiiir,!> t"
tr.■i 7 to H r. M.; Hiimlayn, 2U>4v. X. .rilv.
iM at r<flice or ail liiHs J>f:s. I.AKK, C'.'U. J]
( S'S \\ P. iSO'TBtr. IM ITPI'-l'lUill. l-j
THE KEELEY SORE
liaj>r«cial txym to hw)ne*-i men whr». havirnj
rlrift' 'I unions' iotisly Into tho 'lrink liabit aii'l
awaken toQii'l the f ll.<ca-'- of alcoholism fa-i < I
up'-n thi in, renderintf them unfit to maim- rf
faira renulrlriif a clear brain. A four
co-'irsc or trta '.inent at the
VPTSBURO KEELEY I -.STITCTE
:?o. 42ir, Fifth Avenue.
to them all th' ir rr ■ u.i'i
phvxical, 'leHtrrys tbe abnorn-il a-j"'. . and
re«t/)r"< t iirin to the jonditlon the. «■: In l«c
fare they indulge lln fitli-iniantH lliis hat been
done In more thun lf/O ca- i tr t'< I i •r- •. n>. • l
■in'.i.tf them some of your < r, n • , to
rhom wo ' an refer with confl'l' r m t-. the
olote *nfetjrand efßcluccy of (!• . yf'nre.
The full'.• t and wu aearehlntr li'-.'- ' ■■'lon la
B vlted. ften'l for uM»r<tilct r*v: -.rwar
tlo u >
fAF.'S f'HIUD.U I IA W
--DENTAI. aOOWI -- "j
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! *1 WT'P&M W "'" PHACTICA' 1
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\j S jC /FEV'F I'itt»inirg—KV ..or DO rJ
ALF> #%%YOURS? '■■■' 1 CBOWNSA
Mlll'J W - "' BPIOGE
!* WVI tjtn PER TOOTH A I!. »
p», *8 a ••• oNt.vja v
; fm «*-!. uTHERS FAIL
v 4 r- u " Cocßalttb«o" I'. nm
PIIIM., <»/»'
'. i.lrty yrarn privetln fh»rrir»*o* *n
.t.. »*' "i'-rt r.ml worn* it .*••-» nmtt'-r trout v hn<
. .'♦• or :• - st»udi:.tf. I v :U ouarantse * f>ir*
iw Fr w < v.: n 'H'V*' 0 i ps&yt',) «,.a uuii'M
Hotel Willard.
Reopened and ready
for tbe aceoniniO'la
tion of the traveling
public.
Everything thirst-class.
MRS. MATTIE REIHIKG, Owner
FFTFLZ£B GAEAIE
nv.HT Iff TIIK WORI.D.
ttn wenrlnrTitlitiofKiro annurpoMm], •'■tunny
•uM»«Mnit rwo t/ox'-n of nnr other brand. Not
ofT'etol by heat irUKTTIIK'tKMillvi'.
IfOKSAI.E liV rEALKJU: UENEItALLY
J BUSINESS >
(If J/)tt rr'A COI/I.EOE >
\ \! yj yj/y In Arnrrica for ob- r
v uUnlng s l>ri-a/1 y
j Ij/J wlnoing ed uoa - f
y mm 1
TH K CITIZKX
The Clay Eaters.
Yellow clay as a dai'y food is what
many of the people of Winston county
Ala . live and thrive on. say- the At
lanta Constitution. The conntv of
Winston is in the northwestern portion
:of the State and is -parsely settled, 'ts
! population being poor and appearing to
lie eking out a mere existence. It is
only within the past few years that the
amount of taxes collected from the en
tire county amounted to £l.<*K). Until
! ssy Winston w.us torty miles from the
nearest railroad and county conrt house
twenty miles further. Houses of wor
ship and those for educational purposes
are few and far between. A majority
of Winston « population live in small
log cabins of the rudest kind* and eke
out a miserable existence by farming
hunting and fishing.
Their farms, or patches as they call
; them, are small clearings around their
| cabins, and are seldom more than a few
acres in extent Their crap as they in
variably say. consists of corn. peas and
potatoes. and a few who are fortunate
enough to own a horse attempt to raise
a little cotton. The land is very j>oor
and as the crops receive little work, the
yield is alw ays small. A few hogs are
raised, but the majority depend on the
' country stores for the few strips of ba
i con they eat during the year. Here in
this county, though, the moonshine
i stills flourish as the green bay tree. In
; almost every cave and on every little
brook among the hills may be found a
still whose undertaker's delight is pro
duced bv the soft light of the moon and
where Uncle Sam fails to get his pull
down of 00 cents on the gallon. These
people are too far from market to sell
their corn for money, but they can con
vert it into good, straight liquor, carry
it in kegs or jugs to the more thickly
settled neighborhoods a few miles away
and obtain a few dollars in money,
some tobacco, coffee, and snuff for the
women folks. Men. women and chil
dren are slaves to the tobacco habit.
The women cnew. smoke, and dip snuff
but "dipping" is generally a Sunday
lnxnrv, as snuff is hard for them to get.
The clay eaten by these people is
found along the banks of the small
mountain stream in inexhaustible quan
tities, and is of a dirty white color nsn
ally, sometimes a pale jtellow. It has a
peculiar oily appearance, and the oil
keeps it from sticking to the hands or
month. When dry it does not crumble
and a few drops of water will soften it
until it can be rolled into any shape de
sired. The clay is almost without taste
but evidently possesses some nourish
ment. as these people declare they can
subsist on it for days withont any other
food. They place a small piece in the
month and hold it there until it dissol
ves and is swallowed in small (|nanti
ties at a time. The quantity eaten at
One time varies from a lump as large as
a pea for a child or beginner to a lamp
as large as a man's fist for those who
have eaten it for years. These people
eat the clay with a ravenous relish, and
the only bad effect seems to be the pecu
liar appearande it gives the skin of
those who become addicted to the habit
The skin turn pale, so pale in fact as to
give the face the pallor of death, and
later it turns a sickly pale yellow, a
c ilor resembling some of the day
eaten. Children who become addicted
to clay eating grow old, at l*«ast in ap
pearance, prematurely. and th<-ir face*
lose forever the bright glow of youth
and health. Strange as it may appear,
there is little sickness among the clay
eaters, and they live as long as the av
erage mankind, thin proving that clay
feiting is not fatal in its effects.
With the tanacity of ignorance these
people cling to their filthy habits. tra<li
tions, and sujjerstitione; of moflern in
ventions and customs they have never
dreamed, and they wonld ridicule the
man who told them the world is round.
Perhaps in time they will disappear
with the onward march of civilization
and enterprise
A good tonic in necessary after sick
ness to restore perfect health. Hood's
.Sarsaparilla will do it.
It is announced that on and after
April I next all the clocks on the rail
roads in Belgium will be provided with
dials marking the hours from 1 to 24
o'clock, midnight. Not until May,
however, will trains be run according
to the new time scedule. Presumably
the authorities wish the public to be
come thoroughly accustomed to these
clocks before the trains shall be regu
lated by them. This system of divid
ing the hours does away with the donb
ling of hours into a. in. and p. m.
When it becomes general, as it probab
ly will, the average fellow will call on
his girl about 21 o'clock and will bi'l
her a reluctant farewell al>ont 2-1
o'clock, if not set in motion sooner i
the old man.
HOOD'S PILLS cure Liver Ills, «li!
Icusness, Indigestion, Headache
Easy to tai<o, oasy to oporatn. 25c
The cigarette is due to be knocked
out by the present Legislature. A bill
to prevent its manufacture and sale in
this state went through the house on
second reading and nobody to oppose it.
The State Board of Heaith ought to lie
interested in this bill, and see that no
body stabs it in the back. It is a bill
that onght to Income a law. If parsed
and enforced we shall have no more
stories of boys and young men killing
themselves with the |>oisonons little
nnisa nces.
NATURK'S Compound is gaining in
favor every day. C. I'. Stewart, Salts
burg Pa., says: "It has helped tne more
than anything else." It buiidtt up the
system gives a good natural appetite.
Ittssaidthi (Greenland whale some
times attains the age of four hundred
years.
RHEUMATISM- Many case-, treated
with other remedies, have been cured
with Armstrongs "I cure I" It reaches
pain, cures pains, bruises, crampcolic,
cholera-inorbus, etc,
ft is said that, the specifications for
the six or seven hundred steel cars for
the Pittsburg, Bessemer & Lake Erie,
or Carnegie line, call for cars of 100,000
pounds capacity, of the hopper bottom
type, with Hhoen press steel trucks
Westinghouse air brakes and safety
couplers fJids are being received, but
Hp to date no contracts except those let
to the Ohio Falls Car Company for
gondola cars have been made.
Nothing Succeeds I-ikc Success.
The success of the Hpeer N. .1. Wine
Co. in producing an extra quality of
Grape Brandy is marvelous. They re
!\ ■ • on tin '/rape for Ixidy and finv
ir. and hence there is a growing do
inarid for this Mrawly which rivals the
old brand- of Cognac. France
Nothing is finer or richer than Speer's
Old Climax ISrandy and his old Port,
five to fifteen years old For table u«>'
their Clarets art' unsurpassed For the
sick room, hospital and Sacramental
purposes their I'nfcrmented Grape
Juice is recommended and used by both
physicians and divines. Sold by drug
gists.
Sagacity Of Horses.
In the year 1572. daring a skirmish
with the Sioux Indian- the Third
United State- Cavalry formed an en
campment in a valley on the sonthern
border of Dakota. At nightfall the
horses were tethered by a long line to
the ground. Toward daybreak a vio
lent storm of rain and haii burst over
the valley, when the terrified animals
broke loose from their fastenings and
tore away np the steep sides of the val
ley into the territory of the enemy.
Without horses, at the mercy of the en
emy, we would have been lost: yet it
was impossible, in the darknes.-, to go
after them into an unknown country.
the commanding officer as a last re
source. ordered the stable call to lie
sounded. In a few minutes every horse
had returned to the encampment, and
we were saved.
Aunt Rachael's Bitters.
The undeniable fact that these Bit
tersare composed in the main of Speer's
Wine, with Peruvian Bark. Snake Root
etc. analyzed and recommended to in
valids and the Medical Profession, by
the best Chemists in the United States,
cannot fail in inspiring confidence in
the use of these Malarial Bitters,
Cyclers with "*JT wheels don't notice
ordinary mortals.
The salesman in a bird store might
l>e referred to as a bill clerk.
Many a grocer with jioor tea makes
the most of it by putting up the price
Dealers art.* laying in hammocks.
Goes by the bo;.ru planked shad.
A drawbridge —the one on a violin.
DIPHTHERIA—Nine t.tuirs in ten a
phv sician will not be n-.-i-dcd it Arm
strong's Oiphtlu-ria and yuinsy D.ops
are used as soon as soreness is telt iu tlie
throat.
Baseball rooters are testing their
lungs.
The book agent is often a man with a
history.
It takes a fellow with considerable
brass to propose to a girl with lots of
gold.
It .seems strange but you occasional
ly find an all around sport who is
stjuare.
When a man borrows money from
you and never turns up it is a case of
touch and go.
ARMSTRONG'S—LittIe System Pills,
the finest and best ever used. A true
liver pill that is sure to please.
' Mathainaticky am ijueer," Hays bro
ther Watkins. "Yo' kin git a peck of
trouble ont of a pint ob fnn.
"Wouldn't it be nice if we only lived
in the Dark Ages? she murmured. And
he took the bint and turned ont the
Blest*ed is the man who has false teeth
for he shall not suffer from April fool
candy.
Contortionist -"I can see the back of
my neck. "
Manager—' I nsed to l»e a contor
tionist my self, but I can't stand lying."
KNOCKED OUT—A merchant says
Morrison Bios Co lgh Syrup has knock
ed out my sales on all other cough cures.
A company has purchased a farm in
Illinois where cat farming will l>e car
ried 011 for the skins which sell for from
lo to 1"> cents ea'-h, Maltese and black
cats will be reared, and the ittish"
collection is expected to number 10,000
in one year, and 100,000 in two vears.
The question is often asked on what
day docs Easter occur, and why does it
not occur on the same day each year.
In early times this subject gave rise to
a controversy, and it was not until the
time of Constantino that it was finally
settled the Council of Nice declaring
Easter to be always 011 the first Sunday
after the full moon which occur- on <n
next after March 31. and if the full
moon happens to l>e on Sunday, Easter
is the following Sunday.
Women in Barmah propose to men
whom they seek in marriage, and whi.n
they tire of thein a divorce can be had
for the asking.
They pressed forward and closely ex
amined the Roentgen photograph. ' His
liver," they said, "it is the image of
his father's, but he gets his lungs from
his mother's folk."
The Cuban tobacco yield the past
year has been 7.">,000 bales, in stead of
500,000 bales.
A London thief has been doing a
thriving business by providing himself
with a hook attached to a line, by
which he managed from the flsit, roofs
to secure bird cages with their inmates
which he old at 11 great profit on his
investment.
A pair of gloves pat-s< s through about
200 hands from the moment the skin
leaves the dressers until the gloves are
purchased by the intending wearer.
Have yon pruned your grape vines?
Don't put it off much longer or they
will bleed to death. Prune back to two
or three buds, cut all dead wood off,
keep your vines as noar the ground as
possible and prune with an eye to IK-an
ty Don't be afraid of the knife, as the
h-s bearing branches you have the birg
er and finer will be the grapes.
There was held recently in Philadel
phia a meeting of the presidents of all
the colleges in Pennsylvania. The ob
ject of the meeting was to arrange a
standard of admission into the various
colleges Ont. of about 120 colleges
only about 20 nre tip to the standard.
Rheumatism Ccrhii in a Day.
"Mystic Cure" for Rheumatism and
Neuralgia radically cure# in 1 to 3 days.
Its action upon the system i» remarkable
and my»terioas. It removes at once the
causes and the disease immediately dis
appears. The first dose greatly benefits;
75 cent'.. Sold by J. C. Kedic, ar.d J. I'.
Balpli Druggists. Butler. Apr 96
Ufllli IS THE TIME TO HAVE
nlln Your OlotHirj/}
CLEANED or DYED
If you want good and reliable
cleaning or dyeing done, there is
just one place In town where you
can get it, and that is at
ntf m aii »#MS
k ~il (> (Jenter twoinio.
tio fine \v.»rk in out-
J1 or Photographs. I his is the
time ofj -ir to have .1 picture ol
your house. Give us a trial.
A ;eiit for the .James to'A n Sliding
blind IJo New York.
R. FISHER & SON,
Adrertiaa iu the CITIZEN.
1 WHILE YOU ARE WAITING
For your prescription don't fail lolook , ,
over our line of perfumes, we have re- /
ceived some very fine ones lately, and
will be pleased to have you examine -- - -^j>)
>j them. J Ji / i"
We also-have a very large asscrtm nt ~~
of tooth brushes made expressly for us r -_ \- |
which bear our stamp, these brushes '
we guarantee and request the return of \ffW- »
any that prove unsatisfactory. i*
Yon may need something for your —. ~—
chapped hands and face, and if so we
> i recommend Oydonium Cream as a fine
. I toilet preparation.
KEI )I C K & GROHMA XN
DRUGGISTS.
PLoJ'LLS PHONE. u 4 . BUTLER PA.
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*A HAND SAW IS A GOOD THING, BUT NOT T'
SHAVE WITH."
SAPOLIO
IS THE PROPER THING FOR HOUSE-CLEANING.
.
Butler Savings Bank
: 'Jutier,
Capital - - - >6o ,ooo.ee
Surplus ami Profits *119,263.67
•!'» I.PIHVIs. Prewdeut
I HENRY UrOI'TMAN . V ice-Prv.i. lent
1 W v camp KM., fr
- j oi 18 n. st -s Tell™
s I'lUKi'HIKs -Kisepli I, urvis. ,1. Ilriiry
iro '..to, \\. I) Drm-lon \v \ St-in. .1
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The Butler Saving* Bank i> tin* Oldr*t
r linking Institution in Butler Tounty.
General banking tmsine» transacted.
\\» solicit account* of nil producer*. mer
chants, farmers and others,
i All business entrusted to us will receive
prompt attention.
Interest paid on time deposits.
TH K
Butler County National Bank,
Butl Penn,
Capital paid in - - $100,000.00
Surplus and Profits - ft 14,647.87
Jos. Ilartman, President; J. V. Ritts,
Vice President; C. A. Bailey. Cashier;
John G. McMarlin, Ass't Cashier.
A general bunkliiK business transacted.
' Inter«-st paid on tim** deposits.
• Money loaned on approved security.
We invite you loopen an account with this
bank.
I>IKK< TOliS Hon. Joseph Hartrnun, Hon.
W. s. Vvaldron. Dr. N. M Hoover. If. \l«*-
Swwney, K. K. Abraras. <\ |\ Collins. I. (i.
Sruith. Leslie I* lla/.iett. M. Fincgan, W.
W. H. Lark in. .lolm Humphrey. Dr. \V.
Me<'iindless, >ht>Mth. Levi M. Wise.
J. V. Kitts.
RE VIVO
• h *9 KETORLS Vitdlitv*
W/ id* Y Well Man
IS. I».y. 7 (f? W- 1
1.-n. Day. WfM
Till-: <;i(h VT .iOtli Day.
FRENCH REMEDY
produces the atxive remilta In .so days. It4i(:Lo
powerfully ami quickly, cures when all others
fall. Young men will regain their lost mun
bood and nil men will reenver their youthful
vlK'.r i'y usl' ir RKVIVo. Ii (ju'elcly and surely
r. stored Lest vitality. Power,
Fiiilirik' M< morv. VV.ij-.ilns DlseH'.es. unrt ill
elle.-ts ■,< • xi- m.d lndl-.(refioii. whirl) un
fits one for si mi > i.usine hor roarrlage. Ituol
bitlH a grea' nerve tonl and blood builder,
bringing back the pink plow to uale cheeks
tfti'l restori'i,- t'ie fire or you'll. It wiirlsoll
Insanity and ( onsurnpti'iri. Irt->!>t 011 having
REEVIVO. no Other !l fan be Carried In vest
pocket. By mail. SI.OO per naekage, or six for -
i'. 'iO. ulti- 1 pfisitlvc written gu-nantee 'ocure
or ret'iinl n • moriey. 1 ircutar free. Address
KOVAI. MEOH IMC (> . < 11ICAOO. 11.1.
For Sale by RKDDICK & GROMANN,
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1 - 7 :
v. ...
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I>ono» I fjr •*»!•. Pfl tiy nllnrinz htlvrrt aiu)
thine y> < an u<'t th/j b«wt rnaJo, flni -t flninh and
MOST POPULAR CEV/INC MACHINE
for utT 'Tf Ronx. i,tij from n-iiahlo innn»ifni*?urfn»
th«t lmv< t *r< |nit«<tk"n l.y r i
rWHriir Ih'-ro I" non>« in t».»' rorl,l Hut <nn «-4iaal
In rn -' hnni- al r >rntfru/tt. n. dtiral>»lity t»f worVlntf
part«.flr:« i,. : , timtn, nuiy in or bS
MMttiiyiinrMvni(.n»*w!l,e NEW HOME
WRITE KOR CIRCULARS.
The Hew Homo Sswfng Machine Co.
Oraw>k. Ma ■ 2X ffrojt Hijr a mk.M.X
CaiCAOO. IIX. fT. I/»• , SJo, I'AM.K Tpi AM
B AM VMA3icn*co, Cal. A ilakta, 6A.
ran SALE BV
J. B. McDfcVITT
Dealer in Sewing Mftchinex, I'iani'H and
Organ- text door to Y. 11. C. A. build
ing— Holler Pa.
Huy the light-running, New Home,
aewirig machine, perfect, Kati-daoti.iti guar
anteeil, never gets ont of order.
AT .1 R. QRIBB'S
'2, and '2. Do Not Make Hive.
It's quttt. «i problem to please
eve:yone's taste in any line you
may select and particularly of
jewelry, silver novelties, cut glass,
etc., but I'm sure you will find '
what you want in my larj;e stock
and at such prices that defy com
petition. I am making a spe.
cialty of nobby and find Goods
and want your trade.
118 SOUTH HAIN ST
11
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ENH'ffiOYflL PILIS
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IH *'•, i Mm other / ' ''/u- V
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\T* $ r.r 1',1.t!. - : ' » r^imrn
X / %«•*!!. Ift.OOO > •/ •*•. I
- I hi l.i«ler< li„|i'' ..O.SOH »,,m,
I* Imv*! Wh;;I«U. i'Lllsds.! I*^
SEAfiOR 4 NACE'S
Livery, Feed a~.d Sale Stable
REAR OF WICK HOUSE,
3 BUTLER, PA.
lie be<t d horn;'* .ud tirtt rig
t al'syson ha >d ai.d fur hire,
t R* st heeoniodaii-i kin tov> f. r pernia
r ne;.T li ianling «Ld transient trade. Speei
r tl care guar .n'ee.i
y Stable r ■■•111 tor cis'J- five h.>l«i a
; A g.iud ( Ih-s ..f bnr-f i>. both d: i-erx am
djaft hnrses always on hand and for sil
; order a 101 l g:,ar : t .tee; :*n«l I «r.-c* bough
j "lji.tri proper notification bv
SEANOR S SACK
Telejjhi tie, No 219
What is Your Need?
; % T "
If you need any
thing in the furnish
ing line we can .sup
ply you. It you
want a hat or cap
we can show you the
best, Up -To - Date
stock in the county,
at very low prices.
Colbert & Dale.
j 42 S. Main St., Butler, I'erui'a
I • -
WALL
MOULDINGS
The nicest line of
Wall Mouldings in
town are at,
Heine m an 's
New Room.' 201
S. Main St. New
line of Blank Book
Writing Paper just
received.
20] S. Main St.
J
The Place to Buy
GAS COOK
ING AND IIHATIN'GSTOVKS,
GAS BURNKRS AND FIX
TURKS, HOSE, BATH TUBS,
KNAMEL AND
IMPWD WELSHBACH GAS
BURNER,
W. H. O'BRIEN LON i
107 I'.ast Jefferson St.
EYES m rM\) PKfciK OK CKAHGE
4. L. KlrKpntrick, Opticific dou Jevelri
Next to Court House Butler, I'a j
CJi-vJuite I,a I'ort Ilarological Institute '
|[ D. T. PAPE i SPRING?
7 The Leading Millinery House in Bntler County. <
' r i!:i - lir t shipment of Sphinc Honnkts. H\ts, Flowfrs Tihbons <
© Ui " MAunes t""?w s '
J I fJy Spring good* If yon want. *y lid, i
f . 1 nj,l O' Hut now is the tune as we have all the new i
{ 3 shapes far Spring in stock. |
<1 Remt-in'.er we alwavs i" sUxk a f u 'i line f MOUNRINti BONNETS J
# !i ! D'l:^ < ruc' s<> a ' arKC " nc °f Communion I
A WREATHS AND VEILS.
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f.VXXWXX&XX&
I - - McKiNLEY - - j
IIS NOW PRESIDENT an<l the farmer is getting readv to nlow
He wants harness. Don't forget that Martincourt & Co. mako ali ,">3
kinds ami have them on hands ready to deliver: you don't need to
wait on them being made.
We have good work harness, complete with breeching and col- S
lars, for two horses at $25, check lines 18 feet long, with snaps, for fif
#2.50, work bridles at *1 co, and every other part of harness at S
equally low prices. Yot> ought to see*our «to buggy harness- you W,
pay £ls other places. Come and look for yourselves.
Harness oil 60c per gallon, sweat pa ls 25c, axle grease 5c per I®
box, or probably yon need a buggy. Always buy your buggies Uj
where there is a good selection and where the seller knows what
he is selling and will tell you the truth. Martincourt & Co.'s M
motto has always been, "never misrepresent nor trv to ret rich off
one customer."
We have so much cat>ital invested that we can not afford to lose X?
our customers either by deception or extortion. No difference gt
what you want about a wagon, buggy or harness, come here.
It you want a to]), wheels, shafts, pole or cushion for your old £?<
buggy, we keep and sell lots of them, also trunks and valises fx
and Kramer Wagons. THE BEST WAGON ON EARTH. ' W
YOURS. ' 3
S. B. MARTINCOURT & CO.l
S s. B. MARTINCOURT, 128 , £. Jefferson Se.
m J. M. IEIGHNEH. Buller Pa &
1 jSr I coming
iij|^.loUß
1 WAY<3*
1\ HI I \ M happened to remark
£LJ. \ \ i&mm { ? a lady ths other
'iiiat oar $3.75
;; v and 1,00 > ADJF!" SHOES
were the equal of most of the
Shoes sold elsewhere at oixOO, and the Lidks ?iav.
$ cn COMING OUR \ 7 AY c.r sii v* Thus,
oes telling the truth briny Its reward. ut ** %h %♦;
Our Specialty is not only low prices forh?£>h grades .
' but it s the fit, the make, tl.e .style —in short, the blend
ing of the shoe and you. ut We are Shoe Artists.
We know as soon as we look at a foot what kind oi
a shoe it ought to go into; and a foot that comes in
our store never gets into "the pew" or the
wrong shoe. tr «•» o: vk <.* c %m
A. RUFF t SON,
No. 114, S. Main St.
YOU
SHOULD
KINOW
Tli.it there is no well regulated house
hold without the remedies that give re
lief in so many niltnenis tlvtt make life
miserable. A httic good whisky fir
brandy. A gla ■of rill; r I'ort. Sherry,
Claret <>r Angelica wine often helps to
restore the norin.il on liti n of the sys
tem, and if kept handy in case of an
emergency m iv b<: the means of saving
and prolonging !ii<• Your [ihyvicians
will tell you that *
OUR WINES AND WHISKIES
ARE PURE AND CAN BE
RELIED UPON.
Ah brands of I'I'RFST wines. $2.00,
$2.50, $3.00 and $.|.00 per gallon—
Our whiskies arc standard— s2.oo,
$2,50, $3.00 and #4.00 per gallon.
II7: PAY EX PRESS A C.E OX ALL
ORDERS OF $5.00 AXD OVER.
MAX KLEIN,
WHOLESALE LIQUORS
82 Federal St. Allegheny, Pa