f| Spring Goods. Our Entire Spring Stock (jfe Complete -toclc >f the SOROSIS Shoes the ntw shoe for women. >la«le of tbc linest Dongola, Tan and Patent Leather; also com «« plete -tuck of Baker & Bowman's fine han.: gft turn's and hand welts in Dongola and line Rnssctt Kid, made on the latest up-to-date lasts. (#) MEN'S SHOES. The selection was :.ever liettcr. %erv large assortment of Russett, Calf. Vici. Kid Box - yt) Calf and Kangaroo and Patent Calf ..hoes WESSS3 made on all the new lasts. \V e carry these A @5/ shoes in all sizes and widths. Our line of Misses Shoe-> in fine Patent Call , t*? Dongola and Tan in leather or Cloth tops; als.i CJX complete line Children's Shoes in the latest styles in all si/es and widths. H BOYS' SHOES. ® US' 1 BeingSe on the same'style lasts as im the Men's Shoes in all the different leathers. See Our Window Display. JOHN BICKEL. 128 SOUTH MAIN STRKET BUTLER, I'A. HUSELTON'S RS,r * Latest Spring Shapes in * OOTWEAR You've Every Reason to Watch Our Shoe Ads. This Shoe House is in printe shape for early spring business. Whether it's a shoe at a dollar or five, it has to he the best of that particular grade. HLJSELTON'S SHOES ARE GUARANTEED. On that basis we're bidding for and getting the shoe trade of Butler county, j,, Men's Spring Shoes. Three new spring styles The "Princeton" at $3 00. in women's black and j The "Regent " at f3.50. 1 A shoe for men who want the best to tan SnOeS. be had, for $3.00 and $3.50. These shoes fill all the requirements All signs point to a strong 'Tan for style, durability and comfort. Side | season. You'll find special interest in by side with the l>est $3.50 and f4.00 , these particular lots of Black and Tan shoes going, they are WINNERS Shoes. Correct hpridg shapes that get EVERY TIME. i their introductory showing here. Your favorite shape in the new Spring i The Famous "Queen Quality" at $3.00. Styles is here in Black,Vici Kid and Calf j The "Wellesley" at £2.50, Tan, Russia Calf and Kid. I The ' Dorothy" at £2.00. See our Men's Tan Shoes at #1.50,1 All the toes—narrow to full round kid s2.r» and #2.50. lor vesting tops. Sec our line—Bsc, $ 1.00, Black, 90c to $2.50. $1.25 and #1.50. SHOES I-OR THE BOYS AND GIRLS. Same style as the men's and women's. We sell The Famous Mrs. Jenness Miller Shoes They fit the feet as nature intended. Only to be had of us. B. C. HUSELTON'S, Butler's beadinc Hhoe House. Opposite Hotel lxwry. PAPE'S, JEWELERS 7 Diamonds, watches. Clocks, Jewelery, Silverware, Spectacles etc. We have a large and well selected stock. We Repair all Kinds of Watches. If you have broken jewelery that you think l-eyond repairs bring it to us and we will make it as good as new. We take old gold and silver the same as cash allowing the highest market price. 122 S. 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Consider the advantage of a family ORDER NQW, and t ike advantage who has this v/ork over one which has of this rare <..n to ecure this un not. j rivalled fund of universal knowledge. FOR SALE BY J. h. DOUGLASS, BUTLER PA Subscribe for the CITIZEN. \ When death come? to fv »\ the Am of n •.Jronp. lllUtd, pv *1 ht-althv conMitnti'in hi t»n«!s " , it II- is always (Q|q|) !■ I Vf i which he can 1 ' ' J /-• 2l * inv-d.- happy /.Vu iSV*- hcfit« and leave X*/ I? v9lj& tlu:nf rlornand // IE rti>. '.ate. He Cri> looks for weak places ( fw? and broken doors . ■d / l which call be easuy ML/i v bat '- ! ,wn Whc s ! a man's vigor and aJT ■ \ W energy I 1! pin to '•~y .v \ weaken and be y/// v, tOßir uncertain, > then the door to his vitality-grows shaky and there is an opening for the grim visitor to enter , It is commonly said that people die of this or that particular r R \ Pierce of Ruffalo. N Y . cures so many cases of lingerii:e coughs throat, bronchial, and kindred affecti i!-©f the air pa.--.ißes. It gives thorough al-:ndant con Mtuti nal vitality. It gives the digestive and blood making organs, where < nnsumpti in u-tiahy begins, power to do their work compl. tely sa that n<. pois. r. us dreg- c:,n ga into the circulation to fasten on the lungs and vital 1 I have been Ir >ub!e.l with bronchitis far several years." writ - Mr- Orhn O H.ra of PereUM Falls. Minn. Box 114) In the first plavc I had -..n- thrdßt; doctortd with different doctors and took various medicin- •= l>ut got no lasting relief. We made up <-.ur mind- .0 try the medicine adverti- das D I'lercc - . . •11 Medical Di-coverv. Alter I hr. taken one xitlle we thought we could see a little; change We sent and got another Iv.tt.e of the cal Discovery ' ami also on.- of l avonte I •_ scrii)tion * I ttok th'fti aKcmat ,y & . fcJ P L s I to that I Utter for certain I t(..k eight 1-ttlc- f. Golden Meoici I>iscoverv* and two of - Favorite Pi. scriptloo and. really. I have not felt «- well fti 1 sleep better than I have in twenty year- Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Ad viser a 1000 pag illustrated book, will be sent free by the World's Dispensary Medi cal Association for 71 one cent stamps, to pay the co-t of mailing only. 01 a more sub stantia! cloth-bound volume for -,x stamps. HUMPHREYS' W I TCH HAZEL OIL C Piles or Hemorrhoids Fissures SOPOTA*IA,Oma sk ' T>r. JJttJscy'a Blood Searcher lias i P Trrirkcd'.v >nr. I-Int'scy's £ P 1 B -jtc ni-r w 111 e i&r tape r rnai 1e nt fcUiU £ lUttCuyrtHaio- ItflsVmdarful. fS C.W.IiIstXOTT. k 2 W. J. GILMOItK CO. \ \ rrrTsaußO, PA. K 5 At ail THE BES'I SPRING TONIC rccumrociuli'd and «ndorsed by noted phys icians, is :i moderate hhc of pure and whole some liquors. W.! an* inai>« »r 'ors and handle only the ht*Nl brand*of wines, whiskeys. etc. If you an* d'.Hsatlafled with tin* wlinami Honors you hav Ik en v llltn,'. ifive ours i trial. Prices lowest for pure ctood*: FlKtll. *T. VI ICNON, MTKKNiiMMIIi DII.IJNOKK. (< I It SO 3, OVKIUIOI.T, hkiliiK. THOMPSON, KItIfMJKPORT, Any of the above brands of whiskey, un adulterated. i; years old, 31.00 per full «|l.; 0 <|ts.. VU4KDKATHKUH MIOH'A, a whiskey jftiaranted ttyearsold. »:J.<»opei u i. On <<». 1» or mall order-, of - ».»<<» or ov« rw »• Ikix and ship promptly; expr» •*-» cJiaipre paid. We have no agent* to n iitrsini us. Solid orders direct and s.ivo money. ROBERT LEWIN & CO., 411 Water Street, Telepbone, 2179. Pittsburg, l\i. Opposite n AO. depot MARKLETON SANATOEIUBI lias all the elements Necessary for ail Ideal Health Resort. Skillful Medical Service, Invigorating Mountain Air, l'ure Waters, Scenery Unsurpassed in America. Only three hours" ride east from Pittsburg. in the Allegheny moun tains. Oim m nil tin 1 ,V' .ir, under t!i' medical eon trol of l>r. I o. <'rossuiau, graduate of I'nl venliy of V< rtnont, at I I • <1 by skillful pby sli'iaus. Anpolnl rm utsof tin most, approved kinds, ami Treatment hy medicines and hat hs of all kinds, massage and electricity. Hot, and cold, Mlt Turkish, Roman, '/. •s• • • t»«• | t hernial, f , lrt , tro-rh« > r." The following verses were quite pop ular with the sailors of Dewey's fleet, and were recite«l at the recent Union League dinner in New York by Captain Cojjhlan, of the llakigh. The incident stirred up a good deal of ill feelintr among the German officers in this country. Der Kaiser of dis Father land L'nd Gott on high all ding- command We too—ach: Don t yon understand Myself —und Gott. Vile some men sing der power divine Mein soldiers sing Der Wacht am Khein." Und drink der health in Rheiuish wine Of Me—und Gott. Dert-'s France, she swaggers all aromit She's ausgespieldt. T winch we think she dou t amount Myself nnd Gott. She vill not dare to fight again. |{nt if she shouldt. I'll show her hlain, Dot Elsass innd in French Lorraine. Are niL-in—by Gott Dere's (Jramuia (links he snicht small beer, Midt Boers und such she iuterf -res. She'll learn none owns dis ht mi sphere But Me —nnd (iott. She dinks good fran. from .-hips she s got Und soldiers midt der scarlet goat. Ach' We could knock them' Ponl Like dot, Myself—midt Gott. In dimes of peace brebare for wars. 1 l>ear the spears and helm of Mars. Und care not for den thousand C/.nrs. Myself—midt (iott! In fact, I humor efrv whim. With aspect dark anil visage grim: (iott pnlls init Me. and 1 mit Him. Mjself—und Gott. No other Spring Medicine clarifies the olood like Hood's Sarsaparilla. It gives perfect health. Around tlio W*orl«l in JSI» I>ays. Mr. Phileas F ogg, the hero of Jnles Verne's "Around the World in Eighty Days," made his bet in 187iJ that he would accomplish that feat, or it was in that year that the book was publish ed in thi-? country; and he laid down his possible itinerary in this wise: DAYS. From London to Snez via .Mont Cenis and Brindisi. by rail and steamboats ' From Suez to Bombay, by steamer... 1-! From Bombay to Calcutta, by rail... From Calcutta to Hong Kong by steamer From Hong Kong to Yokohama, by steamer > From Yokohama to San Francisco. by steamer -~ From San Francisco to New \ ork by rail From New York to London, by steamer and rail & Total 80 Mr. Fogg, it will I>e remembered, reached London after his trip around the world on the fifty-seventh second of the last hour of the eightieth day, and won his wager of £20,000; but. as. was afterward explained, he really made the trip in seventy-nine days, for. withont knowing it. he had gained one day in his journey by travelling east ward, while he would have lost a day if he had gone in the opposite direction. At that time this loss of a day would have meant the loss to him of the £20.000. In the twenty-six years which haye parsed since then his journey has been made so easily possible far within that time that Mr. Fogg could not now hope to get any intelligent man to take the bet he then made. By the construction of the Siberian Railroad across the Asiatic continent, connecting European linssia with the Pacific, the time requi site for a trix> around the world will be le.vs than one-half of eighty days. In the Verne schedule, seven days were allotted to the journey across our own continent from San Francisco to New York. Within three years after lM7i! it was made in le.-s than four days from Jersey City to San FranciHeo by what was known at that time as tin .larrett ct Palmer train made nji of a combination passenger car, a mail and baggage car and a Pullman dining car. The train l«-ft Jersey City on .Tune I and arrived at San Francisco on Jane 4, in 83 hours s «•• '«i> I'• r .«■ i> i A -v. hi «-k .uwl .ol« T- M T A k M | " V W A ] J &v A SILK WAIST BARGAINS- F, r A m. A v v A | li Mrs. J. E. Zimmerman. \ That Dizzy Feeling I 1 iicll* ATE* that HO t. N s<>!u« thing WMHS with 2J M W. L< < » rh»tts. ,l '' nur USA PA Kl LI. A CO.MPnIMI we r r - JAVLI \" 11 «»fT« • r fin l»«-st t• i !«* MM !»!•«..I purifier in tin 1 < b vv liv! nf ri tIA i! «">r«*fully pn pand 'ts. ; NI ! (IIUL'S aiwl will -:i\« t«»n. ami \ip»r to 3 Redick & Grohman Prescription Druggists. » t ii N. Main St.. ... - Butler. Fi. 4 A FAiu r/\CE MAY PROVI; A ; >L- . G^^N. 5 ' MARRY A PLAIN GIRL IF SHE U^EB SAPOLIO PROFESSIONAL CARDS. V EWTON HI.ACK, II ATTORNEY AT LAW Office on South DiamondJStroet. nil. GOU2HKR, • ATTORN*KY AT LAW. Office in Mi chell building. T I.KX RUSSKLT,, A ATTORNKY AT LAW. Office with Newt >ll I'.lack, Ksq. South Diamond Street. / lOULTKR & DAKhR, V ATTORNEYS AT '/AW. Room 8., Armory l)uildin„. "JOHN W. COULTER, rt ATTORNKY AT-],AW. Wise building, N. Diamond St.. Butler, Special attention given to collections and business matters. Reference: Butler Savings Bank, or Bolter County National Bank. I B. BKBDIN, '). ATTORNKY AT LAW. Office on Main St. near Court House. 4 T. BLACK, 1\ , ATTORNKY AT LAW. Room J.-- Armory building. 1 M. I'AINTKR, 'I . ATTORNKY AT MW. Office betwu-n Post office and Diamond I". L. McyiJISTION, ' t CIVII. IvNGINP.KR AND SIIRVKYOR, Office lipar Court House. hR. C. A'fWKLL, Office 106 W. Diamond St., [Dr. Graham's old office. ] Houis 7 to 9 a. m. and 1 to 3 and 7 to 8 p. m. W H.BROWN, \V . IIOMOKOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURC.KON. Office S. Main St., opp. P. O. Nifjlit calls at ofiice. | OAMUELM. BIPPtTS, IJ PHYSICIAN ANI» SURCF.ON 2<*J West Cunningham St. I BLACK, lit PHY9ICI N AND SIRGKOW. New Troutman Building, Butler 1 a. /S 11. ZIMMERMAN II • PHYSIC 14H UR> SOWIOB Office No. 45, S. Main stieet, over City Pharmacy. hk. N. M. HOOVER 137 E. Wayne St., office nours. 10 to 12 a. m. 1 and to 3 p. 111. HW. WICK, . DKNTIST. II IS located in the new Stein building, with all the latent devices for Dental work. nR J. E. FAULK, DKNTIST, Painless extraction--No Gas Crown and bridge work a specialty. ')ffic. Room No. 1. new Bic.kel build , I J. DONALDSON, T), DKNTIST. Artificial Teeth inserted on the latest improved plan. Gold Pillings a spec ialty. Office over Miter's Shoe Store. R. S. A. JOHNSTON. DKNTIST. Gold Pilling, Painless Extraction of Teeth and Artificial Teeth without plates a specialty, Nitrous Oxide or Vitalized Air or Local mcsthetics used. Office over Milters grocery, east of Uiw ;v house. I kit. W. P. McJLROY, I I ' DKNTIST. | Formerly known as the "Peerless Painless I'.xtr.ietor of Teeth." Located IM-rmnuently at ill East Jefferson St., Opp'i iie Hotel Lowry, Butler. Will do dential operations of all kinds by the latest devices and up-to-date methods hR. CIIAS. R. B. HUNT, PHYSICIAN AND SURGK.ON, Eye, ear, nose and 11 >r«»11 a specialty. 240 South Main St. V MCALPIN. 1 • DENTIST, Now permanently in Bickel Building, with a reliable assistant, and facilities for best and prompt work. People's Phone for Drs. V, or J. Mc- Alpin -House No. 330; office No. 340. I Butler Business College. COURSES. I—Practical1 —Practical Book-keepers. 2 Expert Aecoiyitants. 3 —Amanuensis Shorthand. 4—Reporters Shorthand. 5 English. 6 The Languages. Branches Taught. Book-keeping,single and double entry, business writing, business spelling, busi ness graminer, business arithmetic, com in jrc'al law, lightning calculations, busi ness corres|>ondence, business forms ami customs, detection of counterfeit money i and fraudulent notes, shorthand, type writing, dictation, speed work, reporting expedients, duplicating, actual corres pondence in the college office, reading, writing, arithmetic, spelling, grammar. gcogrnghy, history, Latin, German, (".reek, Hebrew, Civil (Jovernuieirt, Dc scrip Live Economics. l'all term begins Sept. I, 1599, Write for descriptive circulars, catalogue, etc. Our reference are: Hon. Judge Greer, Hon. Joseph Hartman, Win. Campbell, Jr., John Berg, Andrew Brymer, etc., etc , and a large number of worthy graduates who are filling responsible positions. All language work will be under the direction of Rev. Chas. Glat/.ert, after May Ist. Address A. F. REGAL, Prin., 319 S. Main St., Butler, Pa. Peoples' Phone 271. Bell 174. AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHY By means of the Kodak has reached the j>erfect stage. So simple that a child can operate it and the prices within the reach of everyone. We keep tlie largest and most complete line in town of Photo Supplies and the only genuine Eastman Kodak, Dry Plates, Films, Develop ing Powders, Chemicals, Trays, Mounts, Printing Frames, Printing Pa pers, Flash Powders, Albums, and all kinds of supplies at DOUGLASS H( )< ) Is. i—=.*l'< >WFC. Near}!'. O Peoples Phoiiei62. send us one DOLUR Mi ill. rn I I. I • ,v " ' look MO* K* l.y < «».!»-. t" » ' iniin>t»"H lA' 300 K..KOIU II!"I FIJ|E ~-nt «• ' STOVt CATALOCUE. «'„ r i (H IK'M'"'l. rt" Thl" MMt I- mil-No.*, ovnll lfu.Ulfl lopl>mH| mad* »«"tn b« -t i>i* inn. .■ >o» 1,; I . llnlnm u,..t jrr.i.-». I:.::;;..^Jr | n f HkK mt i*t»«» arrmt*'. n»»klin<'it *jm r f,»t Immrr. f* K I- « K A HIMHMX.I 4K aMI-K *lth ; I „ ."..Lllv.-r, t"j-urr. I > -,|r I-• .1 ill al«r wonlil rliarir.- >"11• -• ' V »f.». . til fi.'WM I ••••ly »>"•"<' I I ---JiU?—ll - I 1...1 SIO.W. AjMr«». SEARS, ROEBUCK *c CO.'INC >CMICACO.ILL Uwrbiuk »to. ar« Ikaroufhl, rrllobl«.-IWl«».) • EGGS FOR H atching , *■ * * * » • Buff Leghorns, Buff and Barred Plymouth Rocks | One dollar for fifteen. HOWARD W. EDMONDS, Annandale, N. .J RAILROAD TIME TABLES I*., ILC-.'IOMER »V L K. Trail -d« j ait So 14. at 940 A. M: No. 3, at 5:40 P. M Bntler time. Trains arrive So. 1. »0:0OA. M. So. 11. r. M. Butler time. So. 14 runs through to Erie ami con nects with W S Y. A: I' at Hnston Junction for Franklin and Oil City, and with S Y L. E & W at Shenan co for all points east So. 2 runs thruighto (Greenville and connects with W N Y & P. for Franklin and Oil City. W H. TI-KNKK, Ticket Agent. IHTTSHURG & WESTERN Railway. Schedule of I'as monger Trains in effect Nov. 20, 1898. BUTLER TIME. rvpul ArrlT®. Ali«|hen]f mwoihffcn ' i AM 9 17 AM Ai!«*uli« ny K\|iw *ls ** 932 " R«« • MOB A BMHi Utiuti . ... ..j • IS Akron Mail 8 15 a.* 7 (Cm Allegheny Ac* oumioilati«'ii. .1" 05 ** 12 1* ** AIU Kxprw. 3 15 5 at 44 p K) \ • York K*i mm J Mi I In ajj" Kxpn-w :i .iS |>in 11 50 &ni Allegii.-nv Mail 542 M 745 |« \ rx. r 7 «».; - : h m *1 ■ .41 « 7 .t: •• H ' >XT JJ ... >1 - I ■ i' M * M '♦ aa A M ClfveliiiHl :m«l < liKngti CxprrM.. i» 25 aui >1 M>AY TRAINS. \U« - ny KXPNIW 811 A M 932 A.M All.vh' 'iv A.c»mmo«luliou.. .. 4- m 5 J" r.M X« * < «u»t!«• \>-%■-i inir.—l;»tiul» ... 15 A.M ( 7 . KT*r Ihmuxh ti» KI-LI t>» s»ll |H>IIITS IN the wiit, n«»rth- WMT OT IMWVMI lad information regarding run tea, TUN*' <1 trains, etc. apply to W K. Tt UN KB, Ttcket Apnt, I li [\ UKVNnUiS, Sup't, Butler, Pa. FoKhtinr. V*. C W BASSKTT, ti. T. A., Allegbeey, P* PENNSYLVANIA M L. WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA DIVISION. ScBKlH'i.K IN Kirrrr NOT. 21, IWW. 8C)UTIl. WKF.K PAYS * A. M A M M. IV M P. M BI'TLKK Lmve 0 25 « ik\ 11 15 2 35 5 U.» SaX'M.htiri: . Arri\« «. M h' 11 'i* 3W» 28 Itulh-r Junctiou.. 44 7 H 12 02 3 2» 5 53 Butler Juuctiou. .Leav. 7 :V) 85312 tt 325 553 Natrona Arri*- 7 01 1- 3*> 3 3«» 602 Tansntuut 7 4- t* o7 12 35 3 42 t» Iff Spriiigilale 7 50 U lb 12 45 3 62 t'laremont :m I 02 4 <*» t> 27 Sharj-'-urj:. fl <»7 u .{«. 1 11 4 1J 6 32 \ 11,. .ii v 8 » 4l* 1 25 4 25 6 4.3 A. M A M 1* M. iV M P. M sI'SDAY i TRAINS.— I-eav© Butler for Allegheny City ati'l i«rinripal intermeuiale station* at 7:35 a m., tn«i r ».u» p. in. NORTH. WKKK DAYS A M A.M. A M V. M P. M All-Ji. nv < itv. . 7 t-' 9 00 11 25 2 :t<> 6 10 SI. trt>!.urK .... 7 11 S# 12 11 37 2 45 ... < . trcin .nt . ... ' 11 r '3 .... Sprintfdale il 30 11 s<» U 1" 6 37 I ' .ii 7 • • '• 'Si • 4' N.»t: nil 7 • 'J 43 12 12 3 31" ti 51 Butler Junction.. jurive 7 4< 50 1J 'Ji \45 / On Bntlei Junction... .leave 7 4« (| D . r M> 12 £'» 407 7 jaxouhurg » I."' 10 15 4*.» 4 34> 711 HI TI.KR., . ,arri\«- 4o 10 3.*» 117 •* U"» 7 '<*) A. M.'A. M. V 31.] P « I*. 31 SI N'|iAY TRAINS. I.eave Allr heny City for But ler and j.: ni. iji.il intermediate xtatioiii* at 7 3) a. su. an.l •KUi p. nt. WI.VK OATS. FOR THE KAST. WEEK BATH. P.M. A.M. I P. M. P M. 2 35 fi 2" Iv BcTir.it ar In 3K 1 17 :i 25 7 27 arlßutler Jamtion 1* '» 50 12 25 4 00 7 46 lv Butler Junction ar 8 80 12 OH 4 05' 7 4'.» ar Freeport .lv H 28 12 <•»> 4 <•*.» 7 Vi' M Allegheny Junction.. ~4 4 82412 01 4 Jl s <►! 44 hhurg " 809 11 4 4o H 21 4i Paulton (Apollo) 44 753 11 32 508 8 r »l « Salta nrg 44 78011 «• 541 ♦22 44 BlairevilTe ..." 7On 10 4<» 550 930 44 BlaireviUe Intersection. 44 5 s**» 10 10 8 U4o 44 Altoona ... 44 315 Bon 1 on ;; lo " llartiithurg 41 11 4 2'. 44 Philadelphia 8 8011 20 A.M.; P.M. IAM P. M On Sunday, train leaving Butler 7:35 a. in., conuectfi or l!arriti dais j Vol Y-Tk.-nlj. Thi ■.: 1 1 Ml I . l oh Im> 7ti Eastern Kx press, 44 41 K:u.t I.ine, • B:.M " Pittwl-urjc Limited, I'.M, Center avenue. ftfsi»We do fine work in out door Photographs. This is the time of year to have a picture ot your house. Give us a trial. Agent for the Jaii.entown siidine Blind Co.— New York. E. FIBHEE SON, <7** '• - A NY OTHEP' A -, TRY IT! *£/»£ TAFT S PHILADtLFHIA A --DENTAL ROOMS.-- fcj I IfJtMBiW 39-sth Ave., PitUJurg, Ta M « 'n PRACTICA' LY<'"'"H«l. t ii afiz A CROWN BF IN.T V ,K F| '■l §MI M-l Y i»OT DO f u * "J'WT IHvOURS? OROWNSFL "ifl'i/ W"" 1 BRIDGE r.'1u...l • J> "\l Ois PER TOOTH Al " "i. I» r ; " v v•• " "'_qnlvy {WVNTED- A Reliable MAN;; |L of AM fro« |i" o , . < rt> o win IS. A' v w.-li known |>cr»on willing , i ! 1 to w.rk, ( m mako fint«»slf» weekly. Com- « > j or salary, fMUeci.illMetl Bread-winning Bducatloa. tO* CI*CULAH3 AL'D*r**. f. DUFF & SOSS\ I'li I'nth Avenue, PiTTSIIUXH. I'A. Pearson B. Nace's Livery Feed and Sale Stable Renr of Wick House, Butler, Penn'a. The Irt'Ht of liorM H mid llrst rliuui ri|{* nl ftvMui l,:.ti illw;iv > on limit] .Hid for »nlr mil!, r I full (tu ii uiti'i ; itml h«.rs..» lioiiiilit tip. II propi-r notlHi-iit'on liy U- 1 PEARSON B. NACE. lYlepii) W.'No. 219. M. C. WAGNER, ARTIST J H9jSoutli Mamjstrect | »11 I\J W I SPRING D. T. Pape, SPRING |; V The We wish to Announce to the Public 1 F I I > Leading The Arrival of our Y : rr I SPRING MILLINERY]' V OF All are invited to call and inspect* } 1 1' Butler 0' the finest line of millinery ever' > V County. F|! brought to our city. I > I Complete Line of Mourning Goods Always on Hand 4 | ||jl22 S. Main St D. T. Pape. BUTLER. PA.V X>OOOOO^OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO.■%. -4 JPGOEMUBQ3 THE ACME QUEEN -. 'MKII LA dirrrt f - -AAPHOT 1 T J.»U -AN ( >RIIK.II.. MTI -F iti >W&* beautiful appeura: \ta«Ll Iroai »»»ll«F u urt • r BUM » octa> «-•% II I»t<>l>-. A* f L»«aya«—» hlnlptl, ASG^ jßjji F »...l»ur OTRLGHTM r atx>ut u*. write* IJPW ™ TLIF PUBLISHER«»F THT* |«u|»ervr M« tr>>T- lifin National Tank, OR* »I ■» r '-IT » .«. L»».., UR I » rnwa KICLUUTGO Duk, N*w York, oranj raul r .*4 *r• *; rc&J C»Ml*liylll('HK I.' •. ««• ?•»•«• » , ocvupa FI»l»r. ■»«• of tl.r Ur*r«*»t LU*>NFW BWKAFIA « LI-'-AJC > AN«I WRPI' > n.-TI » •" |>< N>LV in .>ur own boildlaff- NI 4F <22.«N1 a««I ritvu. fii,.«| KI»«I UP: A.» > FV**: > I :»!•■. I'l • U' I. »L ihM ÜBMiitf •! lowt»l aliolcuk PRLMF. WRUR f- r frvr «I>*-V. .:- | UAAA anl in ..1 M>« AL V .FC*ara, B*~Ua«K M la. ara (WEEKLY railaMr. UIUR.) SEARS. ROE3UCK 4. CO. inc.', Fulton. OEMLAMM sn«- TTA,MAN Stt.. CHICACO, ILL. WHY DOES A Farmer Add Phosphates To His Rarm. - To atil ami stimulate nature. The human SYSTEM is just the TM - T farm; nature at limes needs help, ami there is nothing t'.iat E.pials little good whiskey to tone up a rnn-dovrn system, to liuilil up STRENGTH hack vitality, ami t > m.ike a man feel that lift- is WORTH living after all. All whiskies are F;oo«L, hut SOUK- are better than ot lit : We sell only the !>est, and guarantee them to !>,• absolutely p IRV-. »nf IFS.CN> and over except where A transfer is necessary from ONE Kxpress Company to another, when we pay to jyiint of transfer. MAX KLEIN. Wholesale Liquors, 82 FEDERAL ST., ALLEGHENY. PA Send for catalogue anil price list, mailed free. NEARLY Fifty-eight Years Old !!! It's a 'ong life, but devotion to the trm- interrsts and prosperity of the American People has won for it new *>AF- " friends as the years rolled HJ and the original member* of its family passed to their reward, and these admirers are 'OFLSHFFV '- ' loyal and steadfast today, with faith in its teaching*. ind (\ X VCOSY*. . confidence in the information which it brings to their \\ V. I 'IONIC# and firesides. L' "• - W* As a natural consequence it enjoys in its old age all the M \ IF ( vitality ami vigor of its youth, strengthened and ripened I I '~~JJP ' by the experiences of over half a century, \ It has lived on its merits, and on tie cordial supjxirt ot \ progressive Americans. It is "The New-York Weekly Tribune," acknowledged the country over as the leading National L-amily Newspaper. Recognizing its value to those who desire all the news of the State at-.. Nation, the publisher of "The CITIzKN" I your own favorite home paper has entered into an alliance with "The New- York Weekly Tribune" which enables him to tarnish both papers at the trilling cost of $1.50 per year. Kvery farmer ami every villager owes to himself, to his family, AN«I t » .he community in which he lives a cordial support of his local newspaper, as it WORKS constantly and untiling! V for his interests 111 every way, bring* T LU* HOME .ill DIE rews anil happenings of his neighborhood, the doings of his friends, the conditu.n and prospects for different crops, the prices in home markets, and. IT fact, is a weekly visitor which should !«• found in every wide-awake, progressive Mmily. Just think of it! Both >f thes • papers for only #1 50 a year Send all subscriptions to THE CITIZEN Butler Pa. SEND NO MONEY L%^sll» OMOC DROP CABINET IUDDICI SFWINO MACNIIJt '■P "PJY I FR.IJFCI «.«I Our Offer Pric« $15.50 « fnr MO mil, • CIVE IT THREE MONTHS TRIAL • n .'.'n Vr ! WMIS '* JII.IV I'.LH «F •' I". •III.M. (II.M. t* m 'Mm r-' IN I»U.UP. ALL rail, «.MRIH.4 I. <>., rr.. *.-!«» RAUM \■ | CNBM --J »"| SIS.SO TORU.I. DROP DESK CABINET BURDICK fn V I Ik. 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