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dle books, came into my office when I
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Got the V.'rouK Woman.
A pastiiit which i t tains among the
farm cla.-c i f Korea, known as the
"packing "ff . 1 widows," consists of a
laid by .- mi e:-< uii.v late widower and
his friends oil s ».ae v ill<tL.'e known to con
tain a von widow, the forcible abduc
tion of the lady ia question and her mar
riage to tli • widower. An instance of
this kind h ;s recently come to our no
tice. A widower living in one of the
villages of Kangwha with 11 friends
went to a hamlet close to the walls of
Kangwba city where a widow lived
and seized ; :.l carried off, after some
what of a i :;ttle, a young lady. It so
happ-md, h- .-ever, that they had mis
taken th - . -• and unfortunately got
hold cr tli wrong lady. Early the next
morning a indignant posse came in
pursuit, but the men who had commit
ted the da tardly deed succeeded in
eluding them The young lady, how
ever, was rescued, and after the bouse
of the widower and its contents had
been completely demolished she was
escorted home in triumph by her bus
band and his friends. —Kobe Chronicle.
lIcoU S«in«ii»K I" Ileiiual.
The people of Gangutia. in Bengal,
have a barbarous practice called hook
swinging. They deck themselves out
with garlands, and then assemble to
getlnr to undergo the most horrible tot
ture. A wire about a quarter of an inch
in diameter and seven feet long is
pierced through the tongue, and then
the wretched being will dance for over
half an hour with the wire still hang
ing through the tongue.
Some of them form themselves into a
row and are then sewed together by a
wiro needle threaded with cord. They
are eewed by the arms and look like
herrings on a wire when ready for the
book.
It is thought that the victims are
drugged con siderably beforehand, owing
to the Mill. n. dazed expression they
wear tlir* front, bnt sometimes one or
two faint and are with great difficulty
brought round again.
When Home In Swept.
Fewer \yi .< s would sit lonesomely at
home while their husbands roam else
where in s> arch of entertainment if
more wives realized that home should
be someth n:: besides a clean place lo
eat and sh ij> in. Men "hate' wom
en':' tea iKiiiies and large show func
tions. but !: >y like dinner and supper
p»rt!<Many families refrain from
entertaining because they cannot do
so on an expensive scale. It is. how
ever, possible to give small dinners and
suppers that are both enjoyable and
inexpensive. Ask people who either
do or will like each other, and if you
wlsli the women to have a good time
have just as many men guests as wom
en guest . If the men are to have a
good time, make sure that some of the
women are pretty and flattering. Men
like to be flattered. Oh, yes, they do.—
Gentlewoman.
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Thomas Murray, the noted chef, says
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Hach grain < f rice, he says, should be
distinct, whole, but at the same time
tender. To accomplish this, a small
quantity of rice should be boiled in a
large pot nearly filled with water. Put
it into cold water and a little salt and
boil rapidly for 20 or 30 minutes. Test
the grains occasionally, and when a
slight pressure between the thumb and
forefinger will crush them they nre
done. If allowed to boil till the grains
burst or boiled in a small quantity of
water, tin- grains will stick together.
When done, drain off the water and set
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count of the boggy nature of the lake
bottom.
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Increased only 10 per cent in the Inst 60
years, the number of state officials, ac
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When last in New York. Carnegie
had a bitter experience with a inessen
grr bov, whose tsiniiness in delivering
a bnsin,i « message came near ujtsctting
a deal of great importance. Referring
to this incident while at dinner with
friends that evening, he told of an office
boy who worked for him many years
ago when he was of far less importance
in the commercial world.
"James," «aid Mr. Carnegie, "was a
willing boy, but his ability as a stut
terer was simply wonderfnl, and I of
ten found it more convenient to attend
to little errands myself than to wait for
hia explanations. One day a neighbor
wanted to send a nice note clear across
the city, and I permitted James to carry
it for him. The trip was a long one.
and James was gone <jitite three hours.
When lie returned, I asked him how
much he had charged for his services. ,
" 'Fi-fi fi-fi-ti-fi-fi-lifteen c-c-c-cents!' j
was the gasping reply.
" 'Why didn't yon make it a quar- i
terf I asked.
"'I c-c-c c-c-could-could-couldn't I
, 8-a. : :-K-sav it,' he replied, with tears as
well ; - by; :m us i:i iti voic*.
"Ri-.'ut ibtn 1 made np my mind j
nev< r to give any < ne my services with- .
out fir.-t taiikiti ; sure that Iconld rt/.'ito
my j:tice wilhoat stuttering, and I
never have. "—Ci::oinnati Enipiirer
The itrl::rn of (lie lialloun.
In the civil war our tsoldierj faced
privatii 11 and hunger A little story in
11. Clay Trniiii.nil's lnjok. "War M- :n
--1 ori«-s <f a Cli ; i in." tell' of th« spirit
iu which tiny - ■n» ti:i:• 4<l i 1 it
While b- for • Petersl .irg doirg pierto
' work in the .-: i.: m- rof 18111, o'tr men
batl wormy hard tack s.-rved out to
them It \. . ! as' vere trial to the men.
Breaking o;i ii tli- hi cuits and lin ing
live worms ill then), they would throw
the pieces in t'.i trenches, although the
' orders were to t:■ |) the trench s cl>;:;i
[ A l.rs .i l • ft.ii.-- r< f the day. sc.
: some of tin-se > ■■■ •;,, «jo,!*{ car front.
' called oat si a rpiv to our men:
"Throw th: t bar 1 tack oot «.f the
' tree:'t ■ Tli<tiie men ; roi:;ptly
' gat;; r- lit i-t. h- added. "D..:,'t you
' kn< ".' «'.. it you've no bu.-i:;t.-s to throw
1 hard tack ill the trenches?"
1 Oat ttl HI Inj ired « -'ni- r hc-.-irl
there < ':ne ili rtaeonable explanation,
i "We've thro', u it out two or three
times, sir. bat it era .vis back.'
1 Pretty Lively Gating.
' When on:- : to-.vs weary of the eternal
ices, blanciiia:);:-s, charlottes and pud
dings served t . ns year iu and year out
for dessert, it is pleasant to hear of an
innovation A traveled American re
. marked that she onco had the felicity
£ of sitting down to a Japanese dinner at
t which were served such dainties as i
- melons, ices, fruits and sea frogs. There
r was in addition to these sweets a cov-
J ered dish, ii:t ■ which, at the beginning
s of the dinner, a bottle of wine had been
a ponred.
r When the sea frogs and other dainties
had been discussed, the cover of this
dish was removed, and a number of
a sandboppsrs, hilariously intoxicated and
a jumping about in the wildest manner,
y were presented to the gaze of the aston
e ished American gnest*. The lively defc
e eert, so the fair traveler says, was
caught by the Japanese with little
e bamboo sticks and eaten with great
g gusto.
tlilne«e Torture.
r The ingenuity of the Chinese in de-
vising punishment for offenders sur
passes that of the most cruel people of
the middle ages. Some time ago a boy
was kidnaped from a village about 30
1 miles from Chin-Kiang and brought to
that city to lie sold. The kidnapers
1 were arrested and returned to the vil
'' lage, where the people dug a hole in
° the ground, like a grave, about three
feet deep, covered the bottom and sides
with unslaked lime, placed the offend-
I er, with his hands and feet tied, upon
II the lime and covered his body with the
0 same material. Then they filled the
' hole full of water and as the lime
'' slacked he was roasted alivo and his
'' body consumed.
Tlic New Way.
The cannibal chief stood with hia
hand Mhiirlint; bis eyes. A solitary titfure
was timidly creeping toward liim from
the jungle. Suddenly the old chief
started, lie took a quick step forward.
"It is," be cried, "it is my sonl lie is
coining liome again!" Then with bis
eys still fixed on the slouching figure
he shrilly called to bis head hunter:
"Mbongwa. the prodigal is returning I
Kill the fatted Kaflir!" —Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
\ I.lull- Matter Anionic Friend*.
Two boys were in lighting attitude
like hantuDis; another and a smaller
one stood watching them, wiping his
eyes, sobbing the while.
"What did yer hit him for?" said
one.
" 'Taiu't none of your business."
"Yes, it is; he's my friend."
"Well, he's my friend too."—New
York Commercial Advertiser.
An Vndculred Ally.
"How is Mud Hlinger going to side
in this race? Is be for you 1"
"That'a what's worrying me," re
plied the candidate for oflice. "If I
thought be was going to be against me,
I would feel surer of election." —Col-
umbus (<,1.) State Journal.
llin Itrfermce.
Chief (to commercial traveler seek
ing a place)—Do you know bow to talk
up goods to customers?
Applicant—Allow me to turn on this
phonograph with a conversation be
tween a customer and myself.—Flie
gende Illatter.
The title of "majesty" was first giv
en to Louis XI of France. Uefore that
time sovereigns were usually styled
"highness."
A beggar Is usually a tonofaing ob
ject.—Berlin (Md.) Herald.
Rkiiumatism Curhd in a Day.
"Mystic Cure" for Rheumatism and
Neuralgia radically cures in i to 5 days.
Its action upon the system is retrarkable
and mysterious. It removes at once the
causes and the disease immediately dis
appears. The first dose greatly benefits;
75 cents. Sold by J. C. Kcdic, and J. I'.
IJnlpVt Druggists Butler \pr q6.
U'LL-NEE-DIT m
t ravollnu: or f«>t- medicinal purposes nothlnjc
Ih*i lor tnan our Pure Ityn Wlilnki'y ourn Is
guaranteed ulisolutuly pun*.
TIL KICK AUK OTIIKKS
but wo Imuran!<•<• ours to Ik* as above repre
sent ed. Votir ('linli't 1 of any «»f tin* below
brands of Whisk« y, Knarantt « d over 0 ytmru
old 9 MM) per full «|Uj»rt. 0 ijiutrtN $5.00
FINCH. MT. VMINO.V
t.l (KKNi.KIMrK, IIIIJ.IJitiKIt,
C« I llM)\. OVKKIIOI/l*.
L\KbK, TIIOMI'SUX.
IlKlPJfi Kt'ORT.
UIUSDKATIIMt'H I IIOH
a whiskey jfuaranted;t years old, fiSJtO per iral.
AIM ' «» If. or mall onicrs of no nr «r wo
box and ship promptly; ex press charges pre
paid.
We liav<* no agents to represent U.S. Sen®
order* dlroet and save iiiramy.
ROBERT LEWIN & CO.,
411 Water Street
Telephone, 2179. Pittsburg, pa.
Opposite II A (>. Depot
UNDERTAKING.
Notice is hereby give n that the under
taking business carried on by Mrs. Minnie
Hunt, at West Sunbury, I'a., under the
su j.crviioito r father, John Mcchling,
latelyd ee'd., 11 be continued by me.
All work will be done in first-class
style, at reasonable prices.
Mrs. Minnie Hunt-
F. I„. McQTHSTION,
Vi Civil Fnoinkkr and Sukvkvor,
Oflice near Court House.
Wfc- Gut it Short!
(§ When ve'rc *«»t a good thing to >:iy. w«- Kay it. We say the
whole thin:; in a minuti \N« have bargain* that vrlll drtvo the
sunshine into your lieart>. There is no test like a trial.
NEW DRESS GOODS.
Itlack ('rcpouiiil tofi.1 1 per yd. Itiu.'k I i* - tosl-S>> per yi.
All wool covert cloth, -tuto.lne value. correct mixtures. «» inche*
wide. Tic quality at 00c per yd.
All wool home.pun. grey and l.rown mixtures. ■*< Inches wide.
il.Ottquality ut -V. Venetian cloth. ncwe-t >hades and mixture*—
"»t inches wide at Jl.OOyd.
RIorL- QJILc Wf mention two -ample values, hut there are
Olcli K v IIK 3. ~{in-rs, ju-t I - ■k 1 \ allies in our -t ■ ■ ■;.
Itlack I'ean I)e Sole. Heavy, rich and lustrous. 21 Incite- wide ut
51.00 iter vd. . „
Heavy Black Satin Duchess, 34 inches wide. 11.23 quality at JI.OO
per yd.
Swell Oress Plaids. :
Very handsome Plaids at 2.V. / / .
All wool camels hair Plaids, rich and effective, .■> Inches w ide at Tftr. vc • tf-S >
Nobby wool Plaids, very choice. 46 inches wide at 7.V. \
Silk and Wool Plaids, dollar quality at SOc. /FFj v \
Very heavy Plaids, very swell for skirt-. Mi inches wide at SI.OO. y" Jg/
THE BEST
Underwear, Hosiery, Corsets,
Gloves and Ribbons. MS&rr: I~J
In Low Prices We Find Strength, and Make Business Hum.
L STEIN Sc SON,
128 N. MAIN STREET, BUTLER, PA
2iZEVSNTIi itiXUAf, xS■
\PffkmtPni
I
1 OPT XM / PTJ V R '•.(■■■ •• ' " |
OREAItSI BANDS
f SOUSA m° BAND Godfrey's GUARD Ba!!d fngtanl' 1
S 50 PIECES-SEPT. 61h TO 19th. SO PIECES—SEPT. 20th TO jOth. <
\ Damrosch's New York Symphony Orchestra >
/ 50 PIECES—WALTER OAHROSCH CONDUCTOR-OCT. 2d TO !4tb. \
\ INNES' FAMOUS BAND ** OCT. i 6 to 2T.*t. |
I MYSTERIOUS PICTURES ON THE CINEMATOGRAPH. V
/ LIQUID AIR DEMONSTRATIONS. I
J GRAND ELECTRICAL DISPLAY. ?
SEMP US OWE DOLLAR „
THE ACM £ QUEEN inon.*<>r t , mo»t IH KAHLKASD SWEKTEftT "if
ToM.O ln«i rui.u u! - r%« r made. From I lu« ill list rat i-»n Hhown, whieh \T J
beautiful Milid quurlrr HL
«in»*l»4-H i.: inches "wide aiwl weighs UUpoundK. Con
'r IHtpaMin, Principal, Kff'y
i •mnn.T, Hu-s r. Mr Km
c
ji.ii li'i-m.i.iib, » t.. rt I > V»' f
if', mi- I'icm !i niirror, n> - UM j<latc«i ihhl .il tru'iu 1"*9hCi
fti.i! every »n«»Hrrn ltnpr«»v«im ut VV«> furnUli frr« • in.nd / fer*')
tonir bnri'u otiH'l lull thf br«l <>rtriiii l>uok |»uhli«li»(l. > 'ImhPtIKIKf
)• tii-ftlt with k>•• il r nei»f)ii«"r ni.out u.h. write 4'
th«* |»ubtlf*li«'r «»l thi* pnpemr M»-tr<»politan Natl«>niil
Hank, or ( .;»» Kx •hanj: l. Sat linuk. chlirijfo, <»r derman Kxehanpre Bank, New York, or any railroad «»r 4-iprtfij
«• Mir,i»:iny lit Chli-niro. W«- it r»s;»l«nl of o»rr #;on.(Mill.lM), occupy entire one of Hi*'lar»re»t
< i.- rtiT Un»|.! } n» - :«rl> - " |♦••«>!*! i« in our •iwn building. WK »KW- OKUANS AT IStt.OO »n4 mp: TUIOS, «!U-Of
■ud ui : . . . i> ' i-t ' i i I'm :'•'>! in -t rninent . .it lowe t »holi-ulr pr »«•••-. Write t"« fret \tt |.muc
■ ii<l In >1 ii • ••.. tj ' HtalOjtU.- Ailtlrti"-, iMr»r», lloilmrl A (». *r»> IburoufUlj rrliaUlr. Ldilar.}
SEARC, mCBUCX & CO. (Inc.), Fallsn, Dr.»plai.iej » n( - v.'ajntjn Sli.. CHICACO. »L 4..
J. W. MYKRS, |
DEALER IN
Pianos and Organs.
McFANN P. 0., llutler Co.. I'a
I f yon want a piano
or organ drop me a
line and I will call
upon you.
When Starting
On a bicycle tour hope for the best pre
pare for the worst and take what ccmes.
Hut if you have the foresight to choose
as your mount one of our wheels, what
comes can only be the best. If you
cannot do this l<-t us tliorounlUy over
haul and repair your old wheel and the
chances of a breakdown will be material
ly lessened.
Thompson & Cumberland
Successors to E. Evans & Son.,
Cor. Wayne and McKcr.ll,
M9ITS PENNYROYAL PUIS
t nu.y ovnrromi'
Iwrlt v iii'i i>iii|n»l'.iin,liirr■••u-i- viy-r
nn<l luuii-h ■ paiiiM of iimii trun
t . n " 'lUvy nro ** Lift*
tn Klrl i nt worn*. Mhllntc <!•'
velnpmi'iit ••rifrtti'* nn«l No
known r. no .lv for women equal*
th**m. Cannot do Imrm—llf•• i»«
rotnr* fi |.l| I nr. *1 I»«*r »>«*
l.\ until. Soi lUy «{■ tticuUlß.
BTOTT CHEMICAL CO
PfkUWrr'a !Ca«ilah .-a.l K.nal.
EfIHVROYAL PILLS
. Orlflaal Mil Oalf «fnulne. A
74A ft A re, rtOlabu. i«uuihl A\
1" 4\ (L\ v ± lnu(Kl«t f-r (ItcJkulor 1 A'• ;'U» /'».« /7|\
/ J fX •Va «iww.< RrmnJ lo Itrd »u.l i.-4d
. > '<**** ■ealnl with bin*
[y\ other. M'fmtdingr-us luhtttiu- V
• ! ~~ in "«ne an 4 imUt+tlam* At l'rt»*r€•.
I X- Y frr n»r*lrnl»f«. l-tttumrfale
\ r*%) II •• Ilnllt>r r-r r.tt.llrm," «n l*tUr, by rriara
/> 10,<KH>
—'/"ai •'! rhlfbi'ittrr « It.-mlrnl I'o^
1' (<.O .'Jitdl-.-u H„uuf<s I'A.
I* WANTED—A Reliable MAN::
of good fiihllOM to solicit Imihlih vh from prop- >
rrty-owiMMH. At y u« ll known |»rrr«»n willing 4 (
to wait, i-nii mnko HotoflA wet-kly. Com- <
111 f"M!on or fial :ry t paid weekly. A(Ulre»H for <
part irtilarn, moiitiofiinglliin impcr. < >
<ll \i;i,i :s 11. 11AHK, Him luwtor, N. Y. < t
fKEELEY CURE. J
5 LIQUOR AND OPIUM HABITS. J
9 Removes all desire an'! dppctllc, builds up the W
A system, renews health and vioor. brightens the 0
i Intellect and fits one for business.
# lllli (INLY KRKI.KY INSTITI TK W
THE DOUBLE A A
ADMIRAL OLD RYE WHISKEY.
(>lll* of t In* flni'Ht Ityi- Whlslilrs In tills .
at tin* followlnjiT low prlrrt: I nil niiurlrt, ovir
I»«»11 It 85c; f»u r Ihit i !«■ - $1.00; -l\ 1-iitU-.
$4 50; iw. lv. iMililfs. $8.75; . a!l«»n. SI.OO
I liroi* Kiillniis. • > Not 11 t liuii I khllhii or
I Iwillli-i slilppi <l. i-liarjf'' f«*r packintr.
Exprciis pid in 110 followlliji s I'l'im
sylvanla, t'lilo. NWsi V irginia Maryland.
Indiana. Now York. Sond your addri'ss and
rnonoy order Co
A. ANDKIESSKN
Sole Owner, 916 Federal St.,
TEL. 549. ALLEGHENY, PA.
I*rl<*« list of othf*r tfiKHjl*. Wlm niall
o«l. ItifcfiH'i •»: I irsi and HtH'ond National
i tnd IMlai <avlngN Fuud tud Trad
i . iropHDY. v llefheny. Pa
(>0 marks on shipping oaac*.)
if West Winficld Hotel,
(*) G. W. LUSK. Prop'r.
1 I trst Class Table and Lodgings.
< Jus and Spring Water all through
r J. house.
V*7 (>(xxl Stabling.
a postal card to
I Inl or call up No. 41
wJ I I I <if the People's
»*** an I'lione anil
W. B. McOEARY'S
new wagon, running to and from his
Steam Carpet-Cleaning
establishment, will call at your house
take away your dirty carpets and return
them in .1 day or two as clean as new.
All on a summer morning -Cari>cts,
rugs anil curtains thoroughly cleaned on
short notice.
Pisipr
/ II MST\& V \
'F" jjjj
Jp ASANY'othepV JBRJ
g; TRv it. ,v
Have You Any Part of SIOO
to invest, if you can make from snob
investment from
25 to 50 per cent Monthly?
If so, you can invest from flo to sl<M)
in Stocks, drain, &c., through a broker
of 20 years experience v/lio will give hi*
services to you free if he fails to pay
you dividend of 25 per cent monthly on
any amount you inpy invest through
him. Write at once for < 'ircular Letter
giving full information to
J WEAVER,
Investment and Commission llroker.
421 Woiml St , Pittsburg, I'a
\
D. L. CLEELAND, >
£ Jeweler and Optician. \
\ 125 S. Main St, /
\ Butler, Pa.
f75 POX BAIN COAT
' « Hllil I.IU ITKMr*MI»
-«M kltlllMl Ml" J2./5.
end No Money. ft,*£?
Htl> > oil# fcrl«M «t»tt
imbrr « f In.».«* »• round^b. Kly •
rliMti up un«l»r iritn,m4 wt
||«l y <-« I t hU < ■ W>t. 1 ■> ryr **• i \ n
rrprfHMßtrtl mid the m«*t won
»■'> •»». Ml
urlr*, #3.l*. utiil njf " rlutriTM
•fts MACKIN i* «
«Ur, IhtUl'twrtl
f. double bnn»l«''t. •-»!?• r
»r, Unrjr
Ml, «trn|>|w«l ««»«t r' M «uo«
imnir«t|l r *' ' r« ¥»r Vr»
.nd orrrro«U
AFall and pv O q 0 Fill and i >
I >Autumn *— 1 "• * • ■Autumn i >
V The Leading Millinery House of Butler County. |
j [Special Sale of FELT and VELVETS HATS.' ;
Just received a large line of the newest styles of Felt |
I kVelvet Hats. - ,
. I. Before purchasing examine our stock. .
I Mourning goods for immediate use always in stock.
II |122 S. Main St [). T. Pape. BUTLER. PA. 5
iI > Come and see the finest selection of DOLLS ever brought' ►
I Butler. I >
/CASH NOVetTy STORE,
llf-lil \WEENSWAR6 & CROCKERy STORE.
IM r W bAMP and GLASSWARE STOR6.
Ilt,ww /GOODS IN' ALL LINES.
\M A N AGEflt E NT.
Having purchased the Allison Bee Hive Novelty and Queens
wafe Store, I have devoted considerable care and time in completing
the most varied stock of goods iti Butler. Below will give an idea of
s omc of the goods carried in stock.
Axle grease, / Batter spades, |Ui>W»s— ISt ales,
BASKETS - candle wicks, £«tcp. J school bags,
clothes, C can openers. Jlong, X SCOOPS—
delivery. / cards playing, i»n»l am! tin,
fruit, tacks, X C shawl straps,
laundry, C chalk line», {chmimevs, /shoe lace*,
hath, \ chalk, {burners, / sieres,
market, Q crayons, Jwicks; S skirt hoards,
office, f cheese cutters. J'anterns, % slates,
traveling; \ clocks, iea.l j*ncils, V state pencils,
bird seeds, Q clothes hampers, Ilentcn s«|uee/ers, J slaw cntteTS.
blacking, f clothes horses. glasses, SOAM
blacking crises, \ clothes lines. fMrbks, 1 Isncdry,
blank luniks, Q clothes pins. S toilet,
blueing, / coat racks, {treasures, f spoons,
liosoni l>oards, \ coffee mills, * measuring faucets, V starches,
breadboards, Q Comlw, Xtnoney drawers, J store polish,
brooms, / commodes, iinop handles, \ TABUS
RRI'SHKS — \ cork screws, * mouse traps. Viewing,
cloth, Q corn poppers, .£ mucilage. J kitchen;
dusting, f curry combs. {oil cans ami tanks. V table cutlery,
floor, / dominoes, *PAPEH- /tack hammers,
hair, ) dusters turkey, |writtng, V tinware all kinds,
horse, \ egg l>eaters, I A rapping, / towel rollers,
oaint, \ envelopes, ipsss hooks. / tracks,
scrub, Q faucets ist quality,{pastry boards, \ tabs,
shaving, F fish forks, I pen holders, F twines,
shoe, I fish hooks IT lines,¥)>ens, V TWINE box*-s,
stove, 1 fibre ware, *VINS, J viol«n fixtures,
tooth, \ fly traps, Ipipes. \ wagons,
whitewash, / fruit augers, {POTATO mashers, \ wash boards,
window; \ HWIH, fpocket BOEK , C * ASHING maeliinr s.
Bt'CKKTS — T gum liatulx, } pocket knives water cooUrs.
piae, V granite ware, Jpurses, \ whips,
cedar, J gun caps. *ra/ors. T wt isks.
horse, \ hammocks, IRAIOR straps, / ««"! SPOONS,
paper; \ harmonicas, {rolling pins, X willow ware,
butter ladles. risk, frales, rwtregwwls,
butter moulds, J jewaharps, Trope, J wood '«>wls.
butter prints, X keelers, {satchels, \ woo<l di ties,
wringers.
I also handle watches, clocks, jewelry, silverware, &c.. pianos,
organs and sm.tll musical goods, strings and fittings for all instru
ments.
Come ami look over our 5 and 10 cent counters.
When you want a bargain be sure and come to.
J. R. Grieb's,
Cash Novelty Store.
No. 136 South Main Street. Butler. Pa.
As, °
Buggies
mBBBBBBBBBBBBSm wagons,
££££,
BUILOINSS WITH ' work.
etc.
REDICK & (JRO HMAN.
1•. tI) Miin St., ------ Butler
DO YOU KNOW THAT WE WILL SHIP M
—All Charges Paid
A Gallon of Pure Penna. Rye Whiskey for $.3
i
We don't blame you if you are doubtful about it, !mt the
liest way to convince yourself is to SEMI us a trial order
Send the amount either in currency by registered letter,
I*. O. order or express, and we will ship ami prefiay
exprcssageon a gallon of Cabinet 4 year old «jre for f\<■>
You will lie surprised at the quality of this whiskey. IT *•
guaranted altsolutely pure, and is just what you need in
the house at this season of the year.
What do you think of a West Virginia Black lir.in.lr at
$2.00 per gallon? WC have some of the ver» lies', made
from selected lorries AMI carefully distilled put up in
gallons, half gallons ami iiuarts— lton't forget that we PER
|»ay expressage on all orders of ssllO ami over, e<> ,K
wheie a transfer is necesssry from one Kxprrs* Co., to
another, when we pay expressage to J*>mt of transfer
You can make you own selection from the following
Anchor Rye, a good whiskey for the money 12.00 a gal
Cabinet Rye. can't be beat $3.00 a gal
Bear Creek Rye, a very fine whiskey 14 00 a ga
Gin, Rum, Eummel, Brandy $3.00. $2.50 and $3.00 per gal
MAX KLEIN,
Wholesale Liquors,
82 FEDERAL ST., ALLEGHENY- PA
Send for catalogue anil price list, mailed free.
NKAKLY
Fifty-eight Years Old !!
It's a 'ong life, but devotion to the true int rr#> and
K, nrosjwrity of THE \ mrriesn People has won for it new
friends as the yea. 1 - rolled by *nd Ihe • members
of its family passed to thnr re*anl. and thear ailnirrt* are
' ijff jf|>l loyal and striMlfast to>lav «% it It in it* tea«hii*gs, and
i \ ■ confidem-e in tile information which it HRRNXT to ifceir
\ ' > '"omi's and firmiifci
-S«ST, •• As a natural c«>nM<|M. M eit enji»ys IN IT ill t!.»
\ vitality .unl vigor of Its youth, liened jr.l ripened
J T F . by the rsjierienc.s nf over half a cvnturv.
\ It I. as lived on :' ■» tner:" ~ I-,,J»>ft ~#
\ progressive Am. ricans.
It is "The New York Wiekly Tribune," scxnowledgrd the «■< uutry t.ver .» the
leading National l'amily New-papir
Kecogui/ing its value to those who desire all the news of lb* State ar.O N«LW>n.
the publisher of "The CLTL/i- \" vour own favorite home paper h»» entered into
an alliance with "The New York Weekly Tribune" which ENABLE* him B» fuimsfi
lotl pajarrs »t the trilling cost of #l.s<> per year.
livery farmer and every villagrr owes to hims«-'f, to his family. »rcd t«» 'K«
Community in which he lives a cordial support of his local newspaper, as it works
constantly and untiringly for his interests in everv way, bring* to his horc- all the
new« und hap|ienings of his neighliorhood. tlie doings of his fnends, the rnaititH.n
and pros|>ects for different crops, the prices in home markets. »nd, in fact, is s
weekly visitor which should 'A- found in every wide awake, progressive family.
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