The Great
SHO6 Sale
Still Ooing on
At Miller's
TWO GREAT SALES COMBINED.
Great Sample c«1
Stock Reducing I
Over 1000 pairs of Samples Left
Go at about Half Price.
It is a great sale'that is now going on at our store. We never
sold as many shoes in July as we are selling now. We are interesting
our customers. We're selling them shoes cheaper than ever before.
The Sa c of Sample Shoes
is wonderful. People are coming from far and near for the great
bargains. No wonder. Think of it—good stylish shoes at half price;
some caseiTless. Come in before the samples are all gone.
$2.43
$2.48 buys any t2n shoe in the house in Men's or Ladies . We
want to sell all our tan shoes before August 15. We place on sale
$3.00, 3.50, 4.00, 4.50 and 5.00 Fine Tan Shoes at $2.48. Not one
pair is held back; all go in this sale.
OUR 98 CENT SHOE SALE
s better than ever before. You will be surprised to see what nice
shoes you can buy for 98c in Men's, Ladies', Misses' and Boys .
The Greatest of all Shoe Sales.
C. e. /Wilier
The New Cambridge.
Located right in the heart of the town —Fret-
bus to all the springs—Good table and every
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J. h. DOUGLASS,
BUTLER FA.
Asl °
Paints
■9 F° r
Buggies.
Wagons,
AIA9E TO PA, NT SXe
BUILDINJS WITH • Work ,
etc,
REDICK &GROHMAN-
No. 109 Main St., - - - - - - Butler,
No Lady Would Do
Such a Thing.
No ladv would take her watch when
out of order, to the first person who dis
played the sitfn " Watches Regulated
an.f Repaired." But she would carefully
enquire for a man whose acknowledged
skill entitled him to take in charge the
delicate mechanism.
How much more careful should a
woman be, when she herself is disor
dered, not to entrust the delicate and
complex mechanism of her being to the ,
first man or woman who displays the j
sign " Medical Advice Given." So sign I
is to be trusted which says "Medical j
Advice Given " and stops there. Medi- j
cal advice can be given only by a phy
sician. An accredited physician will put !
his title with his name. Suppose a sign
reads, "Medical Advice Given by a
Man." What woman would not in
stantly say. "The fact of being a man
doesn't qualify him to give medical ad
vice He must be a physician to do
that." But suppose the sign reads:
" Medical Advice Given by a Woman."
Is not the fact just as patent that being
a woman does not qualify her to give
medical advice. The woman must be
a physician to do that. Medical advice
given by an unskilled woman is just as
dangerous as if given by an unskilled
man.
In inviting sick and ailing woman to
consult him by letter without charge,
Dr. Pierce points to an experience and
practice of over thirty years, devoted
specially to diseases peculiar to women.
In that time Dr. Merer and his associate
staff of medical specialists have success
fully treated more than half a million
women. All correspondence is treated
as strictly private and sacredly confiden
tial. Letters are promptly answered, and
the answers are mailed in perfectly plain
envelopes, without any printing upon
them. Write without fee and without
fear to Dr. R. V. Pierce, chief consult
ing physician to the Invalid*' Hotel and
Surgical Institute, Buffalo, N V.
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Fissures & Fistulas.
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Eczema & Eruptions.
Salt Rheum & Tetters.
E Chapped Hands.
Fever Blisters.
Sore Lips & Nostrils.
Corns & Bunions.
Stings & Bites of Insects.
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ami t lirlr fandllcn
For furthrr Information and rlri'iilar*
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THE CITIZEN.
Polly at the l'hoif.
One West Madison street druggist
jogt a cnstoiner through his fondness for
pets He has a large green parrot, and
the cage is hnng near the telephone,
with the result that Polly has becolne
quite proficient in "telephone talk" and
furnishes much amusement to the cus
tomers who have the time to stop and ,
listen.
The other day a stylishly dressed
young lady came rustling into the store j
and asked permission to use the phone. I
The druggist pointed to the rear of the .
etire, and she started in that direction. I
The store was rather dark, and when I
she heard some one apparently talking
into the receiver she seated herself on a
chair to wait.
"Hello central—hello, heller—yes,
give me four-double-eight express. Yes,
hello; who is that? Oh, yes; what, yes;
hello, I say; no, I didn't get that; is
that so? Well, gcodby ; ring off. Hello,
central; hello, hello; give me"—and so
on and so on through several repeti
tions.
Then she rose and advanced with a
etately air to the clerk and asked if he
thought "that person" intended to use
the telephone all day.
"Why, that's only the parrot; he"—
Bat the tront door had slammed be
fore he conld finish his eentence.—Chi
cago News.
Wanted to S*« Thnt Foot.
On the principle that to some persona
even old stories are new, this one, of
the royal princelings of England, is
given in Mr. G. W. E. Russell's recent
book, "Collections and Recollections:"
Au English gentleman who had a de
formed foot was going to visit the
qneen at Osborne, and before his arrival
the queen ani Prince Albert debated
whether it would be well to warn the
Prince of Wales and the princess royal
of his physical pecnliarity, so as to
avoid their making embarrassing re
marks, or to leave it to their own good
feeling.
The latter conrse was adopted. Lord
duly arrived. The foot elicited no
remark from the royal children, and the
visit passed off with success. Next day
the princess royal asked the queen:
"Where is Lord ?"
"He has gone back to London, dear."
"Oh, what a pity! He had promised
to show Bertie and me hie foot!"
They had canght him in a quiet spot
and mado their own terms with the
captive.
Ilia Half War Scheme,
Not long ago a Pittsburg life insur
ance agent persuaded a Chinaman to
|ake out a policy of $5,000. The latter
bad no clear idea of the transaction,
bnt understood that on paying the
premiums promptly he would be enti
tled to $5,000 some time. He began
bothering the agent for the money ufter
a couple of weeks had passed, and the
agent tried to explain to him that he
would have to die before he could get
it. The Chinaman fell down a cellar
way and was badly hurt. His friends
tried to attend to hint without calling
in a doctor. When they did call one in
two days later, the doctor was angry
"Why didn't you call me sooner?" he
"This man is half dead now."
Next day the injured man's brother
was Ht tlie iusuranee office with a claim
for $2,500. "Yon're not entitled to
anything on this," said the Insurance
agent,- "nulil the uan is dead."
"Doctol say Lim half died," an
swered tho brother. "Why ho no glet
lat half"
Nmv takes Hi.s Home Paper,
A jealous editor down south tells of
a man in his neighborhood who doesn't
take a piper. Thin money saving fel
low (rot, a M -tiue story paper and found
that by sending one dollar to a Yankee
h' 1 could get a cure for drunkenness
Sire enough he did. It was to tal>e
the pledge and keep it". Later on he
sent fifty two-cent stamps to find ont
how to raise turnips successfully, lie
foand out Jnst take hold of the tops
and pull." Being young he wished to
marry, and sent thirty four one-cent
stamps to » Chicago firm to know how
to make an impression, When the an
swer came it rend, "Sit down on a pan
of dough." That was a little rough,
but he was a patient man, and thought
he would yet fucceed. The next advtr
tiseinent he answered read. "How to
double your money in six months."
He was t<4d to convert his moo
ey into bills, fold them, and he
would see his money doubled.
The next time he sent for twelve useful
household articles and got a package of
needles. He was slow to learn, so he
sent a dollar to find out "how to get
rinh' "Work like the devil and never
spend acerit." That stopped hi in, but
his brother wrote to find out how to
write a letter without pen and ink lie
was told to use a lead pencil. He paid
five dollars to learn to live without
work, and WHS told on a postal-ear L
"to fish for suckers as we do." He
takes his home paper now, and is happy
HOO VS PI ' • r t !/er Ills, Bll
iodlinoss, ln«(i< stion, Hoadacho.
Easy to tako, cany to operate. 28c.
Punishment after Death.
The body of Col. Robert G. Ingersoll
was cremated This was in accordance
with It is own ideas of the proper dispo
sition of tht* dead. Ingersoll used to
tell a story with good effect about a
sum 11 boy and a ground hog. A minis
ter riding along a country road, on
horseback, saw a boy in a fence corner
with a big club in his hand pounding a
dead ground hog with great energy.
"What are you doing?" inquired the
minister, as he stopped his horse.
"I'm ponndirig' this ground bog,"
said the boy, as he whacked away, al
most out of breath
"What fort"
"He bit me," sobbed the angry boy.
"IJnt lie's dead. What's the use of
pounding him after he's dead?"
"I—(whack) —want to (whack)
show him (whack) —that there's pun
ishinent after death!"
By the same process of reasoning,
those who predicted a particularly
warm reception for Ingersoll when he
entered the portals of the "unknown
country." may convince themselves that
they were right. And it. might also
seem to render more appropriate the
suggestion of Henry Ward Meecher,
who, after hearing Ingersoll's lecture on
the poet ISurns, proposed as an epitaph
for the great agnostic the simple words,
"Robert Burns."
KHIUJMATISM CIJBKD IN A DAY.
"Mystic Cure" for Rheumntism and
Neuralgia radically cures in ito days.
Its action upon the system is remarkable
and tnysterlouii. It removes at once the
causes and tin disease immediately d,s
--»•])[ ears. The first dose greatly tenefits;
75 cents. Sold J. C. Kedic, ar.il J. !■
I'iilph Drugtilst* Butler \t>t t/>
The census of li(00 will show that this
country of ours is the wealthiest nation
on the globe' Our actual and available
wealth is estimated at one hundred II
lion dollars Kngland is second on the
list with seventy live billions
At this st'itson, when nasturtiums are
so plentiful, all should know that their
leaves and stems, when oaten whilit utilj
fresh and crisp, are excellent to tone up
the digestive urgansand increase the ap
petite ('hopped fineand put into stew
ed potatoes, they improve them as
much, if not more than parsley
If you would know
the secret of your neighbors fine
appearance, ask him the name
of his tailor; ask him. too, how
ir.uch a jear he spends for his
clothes and subtract the amount
from the cost of your own. You
will be agreeably surprised,
more so if you will prove it by
giving us your measure, as he
did. Our new fabrics for spring
and summer embraces the
choicest products of the loom.
ALAND,
MAKER OF
MEN'S CLOTHES
WANTS
Want a Kodak? 1
Want a Camera?
Want a Bargain?
Wai.t a Book?
Want i Bicycle?
Want a Piece of China?
Want a Fine Picture?
Want the latest in Stationery?
Want anything in Fancy Goods or
Art i^ine?
The only place is at Douglass' Book Store.
There' are bargains every week
There are low prices all the time.
Visit every day at
DOUGLASS
BOOK STOKE.
Near P O
Peoples Phone 162. Butler, Pa
THE BEST
SUMMER TONIC
recommended :tn<i endorsed by noted phys
icians. 1> a moderate use of pure and whole
some liquors. We are Importers and handle
only the !>e*t brands of wines, whiskeys, etc.
If you are dissatisfied with the wines and
liquors you have been getting, give ours a
trial.
Prices lowest for pure goods:
rtSCII, BT. VKUXOS.
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CHIMIN, IIVKKIIOI.T.
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BiiIFMiKI'OKT,
Any of the above brands of whiskey, un
adulterated, ii years old. ®l.ort per full i|t. : Ii
f] ts..
tiKAMIFATIIKK'S MIOIC. ,
:i w hi-.key guaranted I years old. $5.00 per gal.
On C. O. I'. or mail orders of Js.ei) or over we
Ihix and ship promptly; express charges pre
paid.
We have no agents to represent us. Send
orders direct and save money.
ROBERT LEWIN & CO.,
411 Water Street
Telepbone, 2179. Pittsburg, Pa.
Opposite ll' O. Depot
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It Will Start Your Business.
Butler Business College
I-'all term begins Monday, September
ttb, 1899. Languages under the direc
tion of Rev. f'.latzert, of Kvans City. A
thorough Musical Couise (particulars an
nounced later.)
Send for our new Catalogue.
A. F. REGAL,SPrin.,
31Q-327 S. Main St. Butler, Pa.
copies' P 1 one 271
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LIQUOR AND OPIUM HABITS. J
Remove* all desire an-! appetite, build* up [ho W
s system, renew* health and »laor, brightens the f
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9 TUB O«I.* MITI.ER I*KTM T« V
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Practical Horse Shoer
WILL ROBINSON.
Foimerly llornc Shoer at the
Wick 1 inure him ojientM l>u*i
ticHH ill a shop in the rem of
the Arlington Hotel, where
he will 'l° JJorsr-ShoefiiK in
the moHt npjirove't uiyle.
TRACK AND ROAD HORSES
A SPECIALTY.
The Butler Fair,
SEPTEMBER 5. <>, 7, 8
Bigger and better than ever Everybody come. Big money's
worth-and a good time for all
When You Come
Stop :iih) see iiv I >ur stock i-i bigg- ran 1 '.Niter titan ever Kre-.li.
.Ut«-.'•» .in<i We moti.^v''wet h -Him- th* F»lr M »!.• •ir si jr.> ir i
headquarter*. pa-kaj.s In f.-. meet frlrn<U here . ev. rjr -My »• .-.mir
New Dress Goods and Silks.
Get sample* aud send for tliem l»Ur tf y. ia wish Our stylis ir. riitht and t pr.s»re
all In your favor.
imi iimmii in until ' i ■■ •».!« »• »
prices. but no trash sold here Our Lulks' JV' lliw In a t'rai'kfr-Ja' V Our I*'* %*id I.*
II..„ art' splendid value,.
HSCT RIMHII Mfcof M.T.vrl/.«li utton 11'.a.-k- and ••• ..t, s.r.led and mill 1
cltoapor than you can make them Jl.s# to Si.i«>.
Itmt KIHROSS. Ai! widths, all colors. plain, plaids and stripe*. Tin- KU>l»>n»art- fau.-j
but the prices an' not.
KTCETEItt That means a whole lot of iroods w. liav. noma >°*
<l. -pend mpom it th.it ».• —1! everythin.' it. TIM I»K Y line at way MMM I" ■ -
L. STEIIN Sc SOIN,
128 N. MAIN STREET, BUTLER, PA
HUSELTOIN'S!
.M Our
# Established
' Record
For high grades and low prices has attracted Jliundreds to niy
store the past month.
This Clearance Sale
lias become ati event in shoe history all over the town and the
country round, and hundreds have been taking advantage of
the sale.
All Ligh* and Medium
weight shoes for men, women and children get a deeper cut
this month. That's the way the space for
Incoming Fall Stock
must be made. We are always 017 with the old before we arc
on with the new, and we are making
Prices That Move
you to buy as wel' as move the st<»ck. Three months still
remain for wearing
Summer Shoes,
and a half saved goes a long way towards the winter shoes.
You Want Them
now. The Hoy needs tliem; the girl needs tliem for school
not one pair -but two pairs for the price of one.
Visit My Store,
See my windows; they reflect the values found inside; they
tell of shoe siyle and shoe service at prices not met with
elsewhere.
B. C. HUSELTON S.
Butler's Lending Shoe House. Opposite Hotel Ijmrjr
C 1889. ELEVENTH ANNUAL 1899. (
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MUSIC.' 1 WORLD'S GREATEST BANDS
{ SOUSA Ts BAND Godfrey's K? Band f-ST \
S SO PIECIiS—SKPT. 6th TO ivth. 50 PIECES—SEPT. 20th TO jot*. <
\Damrosch's New York Symphony Orchestra {
/ 30 PIECES—WALTER DA/IROSCH CONDUCTOR-OCT. 2d TO Mth. J
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far b«tU»r tliun uitraim \>y nttirr* ni»nr*, K
our aprrUl I*4l nfFrr price, 931.75, L^HBI
prltf cbirf
itl b; •ili'r* Much u»* mlVrr «*»»• in trr mml<' Im Inrr. r <
THE ACMF QUIEN •• r • «*.. IM I< Ul> *MI m rt»T t
riiVM) i n viru»ri.i,M.run>if. * r».»n the l!l<.-i rat I .ri hliiiwn. \ rV
linifrtvrd d I reft from m iibotogruphjou can form wim# l<lr»orit« : ldk
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LIABI LI TY IS h a v
imt'lpalt with it* a»«k your nrltfh»w»r al.out Uh.Wl|||> * » f
the iniblirhrr Ihl« |*n|a>r 01 Mrtro|tfi!itaii Natl«>iml
Itank, or CV>rn **ai H»nk. Clib'M", »ir Ht rm*n Kn-lunsr |i«nk. Krw Vnrh . or any railriMad <.r aaur«a>
< tiniMitijr In ( lili Mifii. Ita-f ••■|.lial u* ».»r $ .OOiMMt i»o, vrru|i/antlra nn«* «.f It,. I.rgr.i l M.ir.r» ».»«►. k-»r.
('h'"aifo. ami Mnpl'iy n««ail» .• wm |« .|.l«- In #»ur own ImlMinir »•« *nu oßut%<* »T •!* aw mm 4mp rilliM. f 11i-«t
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an.l ifi.i.i. al ti 11 u».. of . .lalo*ru.< A.Mr. • H.-h-ek a 1 • « r . ta«r.*«ai f r«llaM. MUwa. |
• EARS, ROEBUCK A CO. Inc.). Fulton. «n»* W »»man CHICAGO. lIL.
A FAIR MA/ PHOVL \ b
MARRY A PLAIN GIRL IF SH \i C
SAPOLIO
SEND US ONE DOLLAR
, r « | h!H# j illi rw M«»> «r««U I (Ml. OI»
(INIk M(MK, l#> fri'lgttt( i> I'.. t In •
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- nt > BTOVC CATALOCUI.
ni l frclifhl rlinfV"- Tl»l* *«<•*• I« »lip Ko ■. ov«»» H
I' ,»i«a 11, toy*l titf. »i»i»«Im fr »i» pr«-l |»l|f lr«»ii # • t'*
1.. •lliim, br»7 lii'tt % y tlnlnjpi •ml feral**.
I i rif •• »v rii • 11• If. IM'M vjr tin llm »| oven ItAiuiMiinn
| , , i |i k '< miliii' Him t .||,»i |inrf*l«lii lluft liMf- f
»f!'i trui'it VKfcK . ,i» . .kit Ur% i- I
f ,t «<hml !.•!'»» f. we h»ll. t IIIMHViM tIUMM <*|t
i vcti u"«i *l* «IHl*«»ry to r«»«»r r«il j
r -M.i •(•tloii V«M»r|.- . i ii.m»r l rl»«rif y> «• fV '<
I r i' * m 11 ctov». ll»« I- ••nly <•»■•.ut tin* f i
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WEARS. ROEBUCK * CO. INC -CHICAGO.ILL
(%*■*•, U«<bu( k i(v. «r» Uor«a«lil; r*l.a«t«. UIU«.)
UNDERTAKING.
Notice i» hereby give n that the under
taking hminesscarried on hy Mr* Minnie
Hunt, at We*t Suuhury, Pa under the I
m>] crviion or father, John Meehling, '
1:11< Iv<i ee<l , will lie continued by me.
All work wi!l V' f |(»np tn firnt clas*.
ntyle, at reasonable price*.
Mrs. Minnie Hunt
Now is The Time to Have
V< >ti i* C« >t 11 i1 1
CLEANKD or DY KD
If >o u want fjCMKi J»t»*l rcli.title
cloning or dyeing dour, there is
just one plan- in town where you
get it, and tlt.it is .it
The Butler Dye Works
] S'i l /Viitor uveiiur
WkV- VV c no fine w.trk in out -1
I• i Photographs This is the
time ot ) -ir to h.tvt a picture nt
youi house. C»ivc us a trial.
Aif-ot for tli«* .l»ii.f«t<>wa sii'li'tir
Itiui'l t*'». ■ PW York
R. FISHER & SON.
r*;C*x>X*>>;: »X*X*> • >
I West Winflcld Hotel,
G£> Gw. LUSK. Prop r.
GO l int Clam T»M'- »n<l
(>m «n<l Spring Water all through
W hoit.se.
vj) (»<**! Stabling.
X>QOOOOOOPOOOOOOOOOfOOOOdQ,
< j ►Summer '-p IZ>q Summor < »
4 1 >MiMinery * * ■ • ■ t ■illiiiorf < >
*ll The Leading Millinery House of Butler Comity.
i\> SUMMER SALE
| The popu'.i: K "j.;: Kuicr Hat.Lidirt' and Xism
• | *Hats, Hats, Sailor Hats. Ladies* and Misse» Strawo
8 IfiaM Rough and Ready Sail* - O
M nmed Bonnets and I O
0 All the newest thapca aari itjrln is to be fan! at tw *»r at iJmA
1 11'.- -'. X
I I Mourning Coods Always on Hand X
J [122 S. Main St D. T. Pape. BUTLER. PAV
Manufacturers $5 Suit Sale
|
We l>ouglit of an Eastern Clothing Mak
er his entire Men s Suit st<x k (Spring
weight) which enables us to ijuote
prices at such low figures. Thev
are on our tables ami to sell at *."> a
►Suit—worth double the monev.
A
A Check Scotch Caaaimer Suit $5.
A Light All-wool Scotch Suit S3.
A Blue Cheviot Suit J5
A Brown Melton Suit |5.
A Black Cheviot Suit J5
A Brown and Gray mix Caaaimer Suit SA.
See our window display of these suits;
you can't help but buy one: thev are
so good for so such a little amount of
C 7
money, ( all and ask to be shown
these suits, no trouble whatever.
Schaul &Nast,
LEADING CLOTHIERS,
137 South Main St., Butler.
SEND WO MONEY 3Wane>
mi**. lu«<-aa»iamin«jitl i*tr Mtml rwig«( tSapat tad W I- J
fiMirt'l p*rtw*tly Mi.«r»n«r* tnrtif M M ||ii"—— fil. i I 1
••Ml i« ai.Maw .ell mm •» §•*.«•> mm 4
•llimf IfIB BltU 99.
»*%*< IT* Our tMCial Of»ar Prte* tic ja
mn! freight -iiartM. fb#
19 p»qnj| sad frtUM «lil 1% »mmt9 Mfi M*tls*
CIVE IT THIICK MONTHS TIIALU yw m M«. «i
• e »r rrtqrn »..«»r tU 3* Mt lav *•** ats axt i»»Hi4 •• mm* mf
aaid of ImMm •> laaa. «t«,m Stt.MMi, * mmmrn
• lt.Ma»4 •». all f*»r a.—«.« I. Vm Q«Hf. fan ,■■> C ■
SAlZSJZZ;jtssrjsatsjxszr I fir
pEWARg of iMiTATiPWt |U IJW f ji
van -ua laOtteaaaaH "ra. m.H l» Yin—ii mm 4 Imm m (VI .1
iniirii *i» »»• ••?. §mw
THE BURDICK !3^». , K5r«T55Ta JUHVt *
========= UIM liM, •!** m •
■nimNwi atNH muniuiiK miirv «i "" l,,ir tf
■■ miiafTiirtuu * 1
pM« f r 4 ,J" * "irst Bum § mm OHttk <*• «•*■»
mr m r *<n > 'maw wfca» *4 j<*««»'>'« »»*>««-e~ L **w't plUl* «**«*•
't«f »tad'dmß»VMw«
nUM^IIW mm ■
MT t«w • llllcl»« mt -mm •«» Hi.
MWkM HNin (if. •»«"! Mill WU. N .r- I. .«■■ . -u> ■» (
«*«» SEAIVB. ROEBUCK * CO. Inc. Chicago, lil.
DO YOU KNOW THAT WE WILL SHIP YOU
All Charges Paid
A Gallon of Pure Peona. Rye Whiskey for 13
We >Uxi't Unmr v<u if y<*> arr kniMful ahnof it. hot the
tw*t way to convinrr vnarwll is to vend v a trial •mice
Sen.l the nm'nint .-ither in currency Ky lejpateml letter.
I*. O. or.ler i* r\prr*a. an-1 we will '«.* «kip t»l prena*
cxprrx*age<>n a gallon aI Cal«n«-t 4 rear <ifcl «»e f»w fi >aa
Yon will lie wrnneii at the >|tialitr «»f thw wht«ker Mm
rf'iarantr.! ihviltttrlr |xire. 4ml 1* junt what r*•« nre-t ia
the linage at ftl»« «ea-«>n of the jrewr
What <lo you thinV » W—it Virtpnta Ittack Braiol* at
fi per gallon' We have * -me «# the eerr (*•».
fr»m <rleete>l h"rrl»* aixl c»rr(n|lr •Ir-wTtllvl pat op in
jfall'in*, half ga lon* • n-1 .mart* -Ikm't forget that we pre
\my e*prrvwue <«n alt "nler* of $, 00 ami oeer. ewept
wheie a transfer ta nerewearv from o«e Kaprevt Co . to
another, when we pay raprnHfr to point of transfer
You can make y«»u own releetion fr.»m the following
Anchor Rye. a good whiskey for the money 53.00 a gal
Cabinet Rye can't be beat . . 53.00 a gal
Bear Creek Rye. a very fine whiskey 54.00 a ga
Gin, Rum. Kummel. Brandy 52.00. 53.50 and S3 00 fmr gal
MAX KLEIN.
Wholesale Liquors.
82 FEDERAL ST., ALt EGHENY. PA
Scml for catal'HMir ami pmc l»*t. HMilrtl trt e
NKAHLY .
Fifty-eight Years Old !!!
11l a '"ing life, luit tle»>a»*n tm the trwr >ot
kl •• ..i Iwili M f'r..pv ha* •••«• f-ie it m*m
aMlHi
lum "twiii»r«a»
vnmjAK
v
*»•'»-%* nie-. an-1 fcre«<lc».
L. ♦■ *-wJCi »* \ i ra'in i' .-•.tiw ft • * \ . i «*<•'•! will lie
\ x» *
k » It
\ I • ■ .lite rnnlial —P'." "*
\ pt"j|»««nr Am. »k - «n«
It ta "The N»w-Y««rk W»rkly Tntnt»f. " ■ >l<»>l the mwwtrr over awtVe
leail:ng National I'a-at'y New*f»prr
Ker'Htni'inx it* ralne to th.* r wl». -le-tre ail the mmm* .•* the Stale amo N**«a,
ttie |.ulilt»her of "The i iti/km" r«wr ime »ar.i»t«e V.IW |«p»T h*m .nterr.l Mt •
an alliance with "The Kew.Yorh Weekly MNwr" wSirh enaMea Ina *• fw« bmli
hotl paper* at the trilling fiat of 9l fi» per year
I'.very farmer an'l every *illag»r owe* to hi>n«e'f. t" hi* failr. te» 'W
oilliriunlty iti whkh he lire* a e».r-!ial «ipj»*t oI ht* loeal new«t»aper. aa it w-rfe*
cunatafltljr an 1 nntiimvlv b* hi* m em* way. ».e ng. k. hta >• ««e ail rW
rew« Mini Imppentne* of h»* neighl»»rh«w»l. the -fotnga erf ht* the niolil*,i
an<l proapect* for ilifferent rr> f»*. the price* in home market*. *sal. la fart, to •
weekly Ti*itor whirh «h»wil<l '>e |na*l in eeery wkle awake prngr«aai«e famile
|u*t think of it' lloih »f th«*e paper* f.w only #i >• a rea*
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