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$2.00 and S7.So. :or vesting tops. See our line 85c, fi.oo,
Black, 90c to $2,511. *1.50.
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THE CITIZEN.
SLAVES IN ANCIEINT GREECE.
MOD of Culture Ami Education Wore Often
Found Amnnpit Thorn.
The ordinary price for a slave -was
from -*2O to $35. Abundant supply
kept the price low. So< i>*ty was built
on slavery. Slaves, or a- in Sparata
and Crete, serf-; attached to the soil,
were the farm laborers: in inanufac
: tories they took tin* place of modern
machinery; they were a form of in
| vestment, often rented out in
i gangs, as for work in the mines; larjre
I numl»ers were used. too. for domestic
j service, seven bein;r an average num
ber for an ordinary house. Corinth Is
said to have had slaves. A.-zina
! 47iu«Mt, and a o-nsus of tlie year B. C.
showed 400,000 in Attica. Tlies*' fig-
I urts have souietinu-s beeu d«>ubl<*d,
j liut other known facts to confirm
1 them. Most of the slaves apparently
' came from outside Greece, as from
i Lydla, Syria. Rithynia, Thrace and
I lliyria. but there were also among
i them Italians. Egyptians and Jews,
i The supply from outside was main
; tained by the slave traders, who ob-
I tained them either in barter or by
! robbery along the coasts of the Aegean
! and the Euxine. The slave market
was a feature of every city agora,
j and especially of the temple fairs.
I Captives in war were, like the rest of
the booty, treated as merchandise.
They were disposed of chiefly by the
professional traders and sold mostly
abroad. Thus men of culture and edu
cation oft.'n appeared in the condition
of slaves. Employed as teachers.
I readers, secretaries, muscians, tln-y
often served the purpose of spreading
the knowledge of art. manners and
life among other peoples, and aided in
mixing the so ls and forwarding the
interest of cosmopolitanism.
The Story of I'onee-
Ponce is an olu story to-day. In its
history is a fairy tale which has the
merit of being true. In the years
when time went slower a page lounged
through the leisures of Ferdinand's
court. He was young, impudent and
abominably good-looking. A j>rincess
smiled and beckoned. That was enough.
There and then he w*s sent to another
world, to a 1 >etter one, to the tropics
which Columbus had founded. He
landed at Koriquen, assisted with easy
gallantry in eliminating the natives,
assisted also in gathering the gold
which th'-y left.
Meanwhile Borlqnen had been chris
tened Porto It. to. Incidently the page
had grown 010. Whether he regretted
his princess is problematic. That he
missed liis good looks is clear. In an
effort to recover them lie took a trip.
The story of El Dorado had not yet
!»cen told, liut anoi.ier story, equally
if not more seductive, was current
then. It was to i-.e effect that some
where near by were the fountains of
eternal youtli. In search of these
waters b< sailed, lb'- land which he
reached was so rich in tlowers that lie
called it Florida, i'.ut of tin- waters
not a trace.
And yet. may it not lie that the
of tlj.-ni typified t.n For it
was that which ho did tind. His name
was Ponce do Leon, md It was he who
founded Ponce.
Too a Nftinfi for a Recruit.
An army ofheer has a bit of a story
to tell which throws a sidelight on
to*', way* ot n .-rtiiting olfioi rs. In
fals command during the Cuban cam
paign was a private who came every
day to ask for letters. Joseph Murphy
w;ii his name on the roll, hut the tang
of \ix tongue did not Suggest even re
motely the Emerald 1-tie. I>ay after
day. und no letter came. Murphy's
face grew longer, his query more path
etic every time he appeared.
"No letter," said the ollicer one morn
ing. "No letter for you. There's only
one addressed (o I me see to (Jio
vanni Paladin! Castellazzia or some
thing like that. None for you."
Murphy's face beamed with delight.
"That a one for me," lie said. "My
name lika iliut. I go to the recruiting
office. I am wanting to fight. Officer
■ays, 'What your nameV I say, '<Jlo
vininl Paladlnl Casteilazzla,' and he
say, 'Oh, hellauain, that no name for
you. You not light with name. You
fight with gun. All that name irlp
you up. You be Joseph Murphy.' f
i.e Joseph Murphy now, and that is
my letter."
Purify yonr blood with Hood's Sar a
parilla and health and happiucHs will l«-
yours.
Sleep never sterns so sweet as in
church or when iiierlicine is to be given
every liulf hour.
The editor c. ri ti.-kl" the public with
a pen; hut the public mii-l also occ;i
ionally tickle th« editor with a sub ••t in
tiori. Two years sulMcriplion might
tickle him to death
An exchange tuiys that a l«.y or man
who will wantonly shoot a robin or
bluebird, is capable of doing III'.HI any
other mean or despicable act The law
provides a poriinhmeiit for the killing of
such birds, j»nd it s a pity an example
could not !«• made of some of the heart
less persons who indulge in il
HOOD'S PJU S cure t.Wor Ills, Bil
iousness, lmll(;':«tion, Hnarincho.
Easy to take, easy to operate. 25c.
fl doesn't take very much of a case to
utick a railroad company for damages
these days. In the Ashtabula county
court, at Jefferson last week, a verdict
of iju't.ooo was given against, the Lake
Hhore Railway to C«»rwiii )■' l>u<-r. of
Andover, for injuries from Is-ing thrown
from a hand car. Diier is a boy and
had been occasionally allowed to ride
on tk<? hand car by the section men.
At the time of his injury he slipped
from the oar, through no fault of the
men, and one >f his legs was so badly
crushed as to require amputation
below the knee. A mail who allows a
hoy to ride with him in his wagon, in
case of injury to the lad. would with
the same consistency bo stuck by an
Ashtabula county jury for damngi
KL'.HUMATISM L'l III'.I) IN A I)AV.
"Mjstic Cure" for Rheumatism and
Neuralgia radically cures in tto <lav .
It', action upon the system i rcirarkablc
and mysterious. It removes at once the
cauH4-h ati'l the dincase iminciliately •'/>■
appear*. The first do .c greatly "lencfits;
75 cents. Sold by J.C. Kcdic, at.d J. I .
I'.'ilph iJrugutMn lJutler Xjii </i.
A (Quaker once nut his watch to a
jeweler to have it repaired and sent
with it tin; following note M
Dear Hir I hereby send thee my pock
et clock, which standeth in need of thy
friendly correction. The last, time it
was in thy school it was in no svay ben
etited < r profited thereby for I iierceive
by the index of its mind il is a liar and
the truth is not in it Purge it. there
fore, and correct it from the error of
its way, and when thon findcth it con
foriiiablc to the above rules, sen.l it
home to IIIC with the true and just hill
drawn out in the spirit of moderation
and I will remit it to l.hee in the root of
all evil."
| The game and fidt law enacted by the
, j last IjcgjMlatrirc makes tin constable)
I the State lire, gi.mc and lisli wardens,
i They will httvi authority to arrest,
without warrants, any person hunting
. or fishing illegally, and they may i• arch
any person believed to have fish or
< j game in tin ir | (i- e ion illegally. The
usual fees upon conviction will go to
the constable, and *lo additional, the
I State and county to e.ich pa> half ol
J tile latter To 111 ike the law < 111 etivi
| action may ho brought against coie ta
bh s for failure to perform their duly in
arresting and prosecuting offender*
Our Relation to the IVmc < <ni
gress.
j
The formal announcement of the ■
names of the delegates selected to rep
resent this countr> at the meeting of
the xx-alled disarmament conference ■
reminds ns that this epoch-making event t
is near at hand. That the conference ,
will mark a new era in international
affairs there can Is? little doubt the j
general skepticism of naval and military i
men notwithstanding. Thru it will lead
to any immediate disarmament, how- j
ever, either complete or partial, is alto
gether unlikely, and. indeed it is donbt- j
fnl if such a result was contemplat- '
el by the Czar when he addressed his i
famous letter of invitation The objects !
of the conference will be rather to ar
rest the present alarming rate of in
crease in naval and military arma
ments. and, at the same time, to deter- j
mine upon some plan of international
arbitration. If only the former of these
objects be attained, it will be a great
triumph for the canse of peace, and will
carry the nations a long way toward the
spk-ndid goal of universal arbitration.
Evidently the tirst thing to lie done is
to stop the present mad competition,
which is due chiefly to the rivalry be-I
tween Russia and France and Germany
on land r.nd bet ween Rnssia and France
and England on the sea In the deter
mination to make her fleet equal to that
of anv other two, England has increased
her average naval estimates from *7">
imk),IKHI in Is'.hi to ls'.H to *i:{2,!172,."i't0 in
1 >O9. and other nations are increasing
their naval and military expenditure.-
in a similar ratio. If the Peace • 'on
gress is able to call a halt, it will open
the way to the consideration of a grad
ual and prorata reduction of armaments
on sea and land.
It is rumored that, on account of the
smallness of our army and navy, our
delegates will be insructed to oppose dis
armament and lend their strong support
tu a ~ heme of international arbitration.
It is quite possible that in cutting down
the European armies and navies to a
"police basis, it will lie considered that
the fo: i - of the United Srates are only
such as are necessary to protect the
country's interest under normal peace
conditions. If the nations would con
sent to cut down their armies from say
the (ierinan basis of I soldier to
17 civilians to the United States hisis
of 1 soldier to every 14"» civilians, dis
armament would be within measurable
distance Scj. Am.
Ok bright, witty, learned, and cute
people, we can find whole battalions in
every eouii.i nity, but when yon go in
search of pc "pie p- -'-•••s-e 1 of good, hard
common rt-e. t'i y .re not so . , to
find.
The bill pas ed by the legislature re
quiring rill deeds and other conveyances
of real estate in several counties having
a populati m of over 5,000 to be register
ed in the office of the County Comtns
sioners before being recorded in the
office of the Recorder of Deeds has been
signed by the Governor.
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--lilr* iit »i<c l.iliz >1 llreail winning Jirfuc/ttlom.
fnitrii' ui Aut Anonr-.n,
C. hli'i'iV SOS'\ I'll- lilth Avcuuc,
PITISUUUO. f*.
Pearson !». Nacc's
Livery Feed and Sale Stable
K»"ir of
\A/ick House, Butler, Penn'a.
Till 1.1 »| lif lior-tf-. :ni'l ll' .1 class I lk'- ill
ways <ni liaml uii<l fm 111
l»' I I ■ • >lll fill •(!.11 II Ml 4 111 lowil f"» I>• I lit.l
»n iii IxmrcJliiff .i ini 11 i n ..i 111 (fttd< - ji< • i
ibl ntkuurunt< « iJ
Stable Room For 65 Horses.
A 'ln., of linrn i. Is.II. ililv.ii mid
'll :i I I 11 •. I • 1 1 !., i \ , i,-i 11 i 1111 ii " I f' • i • •
undm ifull ii.ii 1111• i . .it.<l ii'ii m ■ )."u -ii!
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PLARSON B. NACE.
T. I' |.l."i,' "N" 'illl
M. C. WAGNIiK,
ARTIST PHOTOGRAPHER,
i,y/South Maiii'ntrcct J
'ivcr Shasl 14 Vant » ClntliliiK Store"
n^EELEY^tmE^J
I lOUOR ANO OPIUM HARITS. J
V Rfjmovrn .ill d«-.lrt ind app«7tlte # hiilltln iiptho
Jk i»y,ti rn r«nu*» hf.iHh flndviflOf.brljjhluniiihO f
V IIIRfiNU riil'MV I'.-'imTK
jk i.. '.I :ii". ri (.v a m *i. J
Eyes Examined Free of Charge
'My
|{. L. KIRK PA f KICK.
Jeweler and Gruduatc Optician
Next 'Joor to Court ilouic, Uutlcr, l'».
Mrs. J. E. Zimmerman. J:
MAn Unparalleled
ri Bargain Opportunity. k'
LADIES'SUIT BARGAINS. 6
W:-? , t
\t s J"' Don't wait too late in the season if yon W
w.int a stylish ready-to-wear tailor-ina<le f |
1 a
f " w
> J mgm c
M f V ' • f. L Shirt Waists anil
| \c ■ Wrappers, Misses' Shirt Waists.
WjTv. I.a'lies' Covert Cloth lined i v
> 55.00 W
W A ft L
[fl Kt lined Jacket 6.75 V
i Bf I.adirs' All-wool Co.-ert Cloih
i Mm! Suits, sillc-!i:ie<l Jacket ... 10.00
X v fit ri
TA Jmi silk-lined Jacket 13 50 V
£ j W
. y / itk-lii 16 50 k (
All the almve priced sniti come in tan
v J ' v and browns, blues, blacks and grays. L
MILLINERY BARGAINS. fl
W A U o|.|>ortunit]r to I.ft .lu*t lVlitt Vou tVMt at JIIHI What Vou Want to t'«y.
k* w A
ttel Fa
' -a I!i' $2.
1 W A
■ j Lailsea' Un ffl
7 A to $3.50; Mism' .."il Children's Untritnmcd Hats
A, 1 7 A
WA DRESS GOODS EARGAINS
w M
A 1 ii "ir hit «. - ; [i» jiai'llll \ v«. •• •! i _»I •' Ai; 'i »l« ir- T
* jA
ins. • 1-I1 f tl»i i>'s. tiof ions, niulvt-w antl • i y w i \• r rmiro
9 1 • • ti .n« . : ;i 1 •.'I 1. m*v«-r In fti » v . n« « onn- :nnl l«M»k at nur
W A Ihfy will verify our
SILK WAIST BARGAINS F.
Or A \ ' nill iful S.-itfn U in ill tin new sha<l«*H vioU t.
X fIE trdinal autl m
L w W
tliai will 4*oll vin«v vou vvlu-n* a «lollar n»:i •In-'* f;irtht*si.
fi
J. E. Zimmerman^
Cr l eljP driving Lciiii|i |
fl | /y®. IT la the only perlot oi.e. C
± f § IT throws all the lijjht straight ahead
M M from mo to 300 feet. J
S m M IT looks like a locomotive headlight. X
V I IT {give* a clear white light. «
IT burns kerosene (Coal Oil) .(j'f
5 It will not blow nor jar out IjlJ? t
T SPFCIAL OFFHR. CUT THIS ADVERTISEMENT OUT Jf E j
nnd It to u* an.! wc will *end W )'s?■ {| —• *
V t'ook our lamp, and will agree tosend you •.tie sin w'e lamp or C 3 , \J '
P a ji *ir at our wholesale price (very much less than the retail price 1 j £ J *■
4R» E. DIETZ COMPANY, 60 flight St., New York. y ~ !
V* KSTA»I.!»HKD HLFT.
'A FAIR FACE MAY PROVE A FOUL BAR
GMN." MARRY A PLAIN GIRL IF SHE USES
S A POLIO
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
V RWTON BLACK,
LL ATTORHKY AT I,AW
Office on South Diamond "Street.
nil. OOUCIIHR,
. ATTORNEY AT LAW. '
Office in Mi chell building.
I M:X RHSSKLL,
A LAW.
Office with Newton Black, Ksf|. South
Diamond Street.
/ 'OI'LTKR ft BAKhR,
V ATTORNEYS A•' '.AW.
Room R. t Armory builillli„.
101 l ; < OPI/riCR.
rl ATTORN KY AT LAW.
WI e building, N Iliatnond St., Butler,
Sji • ial attention given to collection#
nml business matters.
J"« fi retire: Butler Savings Bank, or
Butler County National Bank.
I I!. BKHDIN,
rl , ATTORNL(V AT I,AW.
office on Main St. near Court Mouse.
4 T. BLACK,
J\ • ATTORNKV AT LAW.
Room J. Armory building.
I M. I'AINTHR,
'I, ATTORNKV AT I,AW.
Office between P< wtoff.ee and Diamond
| i I'. L. McOIMSTION,
\JT L IVIT, KNT.INI'.ICK ANII St'RVKVOR,
Office near Court House.
Ill', C. ATV^ILL,
I' Oflice mi'• VV I)iamoii<l St., |l' r -
Graham's ol<l office |
Hours 7to 9 a nt. and tto t, ami to
8 nt.
\\- II BB.OWM,
>\ . IIOMOI.OI'ATII.C PHYSICIAN ANII
SORGKON.
Oflice Jj6 S. Main St., opt'. I\ O.
Night calls at oflice.
OAMUBLM. BIPPUB,
I'HVSTCIAN ANDSUROHON
a<»i West Cumiitigham St.
I BLACK.
1 ,, I'IIVSICIAN ANI> SKROKON.
New TroutniHii Building, Butler I'a.
/ < M. 7.1 MM HRMAN
'I • PHYSIC IAN ANI> SII*«".I{ON
Ollice No. 45, S. Mailt street, over City
Pharmacy.
h|{. N. M. HOOVKR
137 K. Wayne St., office nourH. to to
12 a. tit. 1 and to \ p. in.
MW. WICK,
• I >KNTIST.
flaH located in the new Stein building,
with all the latest dcvicci for Dental
work.
hU J. K. FAULK,
1)1'. NT I ST, 1
P.iiiile-.i extraction No Gas Crown 1
atHl bridge work a specialty.
Oflice Room No. I. new liickel build
irj
I J. DONALDSON,
'I, DHNTIHT.
Artificial Teeth inserted 011 the latent ;
i 1111>ro\<<I plan, ('.old I' 111111>- . a upec 1
ialty. Office over Mikf'S Shoe Store, j
hK S. A. JOHNS! ON,
DRN f INT. I
(Void 1 111 i 11v » Painless lixtraction of ]
T.-eth .mil \rttfn ial Tilth witlloi't platen
a njircialty,Nitrons Oxide or Vitalized Vr
nr Local 11.1 sthcti< • used.
Oil,, e over Millers grocei y, east of 1
fy house.
hR. W. I*. McILKOY,
DKNTINT.
Formerly known ai. the "lVerlrss
l'ainli .'I Kxtractoi of Teelli." Located
permanently at ill Kaat Jefferson St.. 1
Op|Ki*ite Hotel i.'ian, Butler. Will do I
dent ial operat ions of all kinds liy the
lal' t devii 1 . and ttt» lo date methods |
hr. ( MAS. It. P. lit NT, I
PHYSICIAN ANI> SIUO.KON,
lty< < ar, IIOM: and throat a specialty.
J4O South Mailt St.
\ McALI'IN.
7 • DHNTIST,
Now perinanci'tly in liickel Building,
with a reliable assistant, and facilities
for best and prompt work.
People's Phone for 1 Irs. V, or J. Mr-
Alpin House No. 330 office No. 340.
Butler Business College.
COURSES.
1 Practical Book keejHrs. 2 Kxpert
Accountants 3 Amanuensis Shorthand.
4 Reporters Shorthand. 5 -Ktiglisli.
6 The Languages.
Branches Taught.
Hi>ok-keening,Hiogle and double entry,
business writing, business spelling, husi
ness gratnmer, business arithmetic, com
tn ICMI law, lightning calcitlations, busi
ness correspondence, business forms and
custom , detection of counterfeit money
and fraudulent notes, shorthand, type
writing, dictation, speed work, re[>ortiiig
expedients, duplicating, actual corres
pondence in the college office, reading,
writing, arithmetic, spelling, grammar,
geograghy. history, Latin, German,
(Ireik, Hebrew, Civil (government.
Descriptive Kconomics.
Fall term la-gins Sept. 1. Write
for descriptive circulars, catalogue, etc.
Our reference are; Hon. Judge Greer,
lion. JoM'ph Ilartman, Win. ('atnpliell,
Jr., John Berg, Andrew Biymer, etc.,
etc , and a large number of worthy
graduates who are tilling responsible
positions.
All language work will l«e under the
dircctioli of Rev. Chan, (llat/.ert, after
May Ist Address
A. F. REGAL, Pnn„
,V 9 S. Main St., Butler, l'a.
oples' Phone 271.
I 1 174
AMATEUR
PHOTOGRAPHY
By mean* of the K<»«hik
has reached the jierfect
stage.
So simple that a child
can operate it and the
prices within the reach
of everyone.
We keep the largest anil most
complete line in town of Photo
Supplies and the only genuine
Ivastman Kodak, ltry
Platen, I'llms, Develop
ing Powdera,Chemical.,
Trays, Mounts, Printing
Frame*, Printing Pa
|>ers, I'lault PfiWders,
Albums, and all kinds
of supplies at m
DOUGLASS I
I )( > K S'l 'f >K' K.
Ni ar-1' «>
Peoples Phone 162,
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STARS. WOEBUCK A CO. Mr, ICMIMCU.HL
lUtINMk AU. Ikuroaclil) r— MHut.)
Ecic.s 1 OK
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Buff Leghorns, Buff and Barred
Plymouth Rocks
One dollar for fifteen.
HOWARD W. EDMONDS.
Annandale, N. .J '
jjlj SPRING D. T. Pape, SPRING y
The & We wish to Announce to the Public] 1
"v Leading The Arrival of our
ij; r:r | SPRING MILLINERY I
v of % All are invited to call and inspecty
<l> Butler the finest line of millinery everi 1
y County. V brought to our city.
I Complete Line of Mourning Goods Always on Hand J
|||l22 S. Main St 0. T. Pape. BUTLER PA V
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Ml .a<ua*4. OHDKK To «»at. !*«<> V MU! i • . ■ htf r+iimtofr
Address. SEARS. ROEBUCK «c CO. Inc. Chicago, 111.
WHY DOES
A Farmer Add
Phosphates
To His Farm.
To ai<l anil stimulate namre. The hum in .<> i* jit-* th
firm; nature ;-t ncv.U »a-l th-r.- nuthtn}* th.i' » . i r
little j; l **' wliiikry to tnne up .< run i•»:i »v . em, * • hnil«l i;> ■■•■-.■ '»
lirinj; hack vital it \, an'l t > miVr i *ti i*i feet t'l <t life ' «»■'
after all. All *Ui<rf;ie«» are KOOil, Iwt s««m. >i l «ettrr 11. • «»t :u ■ .
s?II only the best, ami jfu.inint.'e them «•• i> »tK >tutelv j>-» • ••• *
front all initturities.
Here are some of our price*:
Anchor Rye, a good whiskey for the money . 32.00 i fc !.
Cabinet Rye can't be beat $3.00 a g ti
Bear Creek Rye, a very fine whiskey $4.00 a gil
Gin. Rum, Knmmcl, Brandy $2.00. $2.50 and $3.00 yx»r ir 1.
We have some very tine California wines .«t i VJJ \mU)(c
l'ort. Sherry an«l Angelica at #T.«« per gallon The\ ir.-
of >joo<L IHIII)' an«l of exquisite flavor.
Remember that wt pay e*pre*--ige on all onK-r- of »■> •
ami over except where •« transfer i* nnwir* f'tn ~nr*r *
IC*press Company to another, when m pnv t \pr« . t
jioiiit of transfer.
MAX KLEIN.
Wholesale Liquors,
82 FEDERAL ST., ALLEGHENY. PA
Send for catalogue anil pricr list, ni 'ilcil lr«-e
NEARLY
Fifty-eight Years Old !!!
It's a 'onx life, but ilevotfn U< the tru<' iirfci*' ,m.|
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I*T \ *'* vitality a ii* I vijjor of i T ■ ■ it? •• '
| 1 \ f\bjr tin experiences of over h.ill a « 'itur-.
\ It l'-as liveil «»B it-. Merit-, an,l mi tt « «•.»• 11.■, aj : i* t
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leading National l anilv Newspapt-r.
RaenafarfM Hs «WMI lOWMr who tleaire ill the news ~f tin-State 1110 N ;[i..n.
the publisher of"The ClTi/KN " i your own fav.»nt h--ni pjj .-r h-.. ■•«'« r. int..
«n alliance with "The New York Weekly Tribune" which rn.iMe- him !" fun" 'i
both pa|« rs «t the trillini; cost of «i.yi per yeai.
l-.very farmer antl every villager owes to himaelf, t-» his fjunilv, 'inl *'• i**
Community in which he lives a conlial siip|>ort of his ~c.i r, i i -4 '" "
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