I FURNITURE AND I i CARPETS | i Qoality such as we sell sheuld find a hearty welcome in all homes. Its attractive appearance: its fg? SS| good quality: its little cost. Mg* Not cheaply made Furniture by any means but good Furniture, as good as it s possible to make at little money. JJf FLOOR OIL CLOTH J«ew jiatterns in two-yards wide trooda very sanitary floor covering for little money at costs tOc per running *saf yard. By square yard 35c. "Kj EXTENSION TABLES J® JE3f Solid oak size of top 42x12 inches finished with a n-at mould- IS! in;? and supported by five neatly turned legs: a very neat table. Je£ JSaf Lejcs bolt on: no screws to pull out. Price $7.50. JfiSZ il\ LACE CURTAINS )g -f Shipment arrived last Monday. Popular priced gW'ds aud quality is right. Highest priced pair costs $3.50 —otners. $3. M), -.00 yXj and $1.50 Cheapest ones. costs $1.15. jjgC sfj INGRAIN CARPETS : £ New patterns in the very best quality of extra super Ingrain and only the choicest as to colorings and designs. Price 70c. I Campbell ft Templetoni I "Shot" Prices on Dry Goods. * j- We are cleaning up with a vengeance to make room (R for new goods. fib All summer lines have been again reduced to make S quick sales. ... W Our prices are well wo 'th your while to investigate. 'A & nd lßc Lawns and Dimities 9c M fand 1 Ginghams 9° Large Turkish Towels lie Special ofteringi in Fancy Silks, Dress Goods and Mus ißlin Underwear that are tempting enough to inspire a need. R > If saving dollars is a hobby of yours, come in—we'll U encourage the hobby. |L. Stein & Son,* 5 108 N. MAIN STREET, BUTLER, PA. £ r. l i ■ Shoes TO FIT ALL SORTS OF FEET Takes all sorts of Shoes. Small stores can't have big assort ments. If you care how you and yours are shod, COME HERE! Rut Oxfords^ That seems to be the cry. We're going to give our patrons the b ,st Oxford and Shoe opportunities that they'll hear of for many a day. STYLISH GIRLS Will appreciate our Street Oxfords u'lown hero in grmt variety and not expensive. There are if/ft and velvety black and brown "Kid*," cool Rnsaia and *well Pateutn. $1 00, «1 25, fl 50 and |2 00 buys a prettier tie here than anywhere LOW CUTS AND HIGH CUTS FOE MEN. Low in prices; for style and wear, away "np in O." Any priwi yon want to pay. FOR MEN Who work Out in all sortw of weather, we have special shows that protect, •bsolntely wet proof, bat don't cart bnt 1 fl 25. fl 50 and 00. .Tnst the cntest and daintiest BABY'S SOFT SOLES yoo CTW RAW at 25c, Hsc and 50c. B. C. HUSELTON'S, Butler'a Leading Shoe HonM. Opposite Hotel Lowry. YOU'LL KNOW HOW GOOD WHEN YOU SEE THEM. Our 25c box papers. Our IOC and 15c fine writing paper tablets. Hlank books at the old price. Albums bought before the ad vance. Kodaks with a special discount in January. Photograph supplies e'ways fresh. Sporting goods. Late fiction. Bibles cheaper than ever. Everyday needs at everyday prices. At DOUGLASS BOOK STORK. Eagle BTd. MCMILLANS FORMERLY I3A G. BLACK & CO., Wall Paper. Next Door to Postoffice. QUEEN QUALITY SHOES FOR WOMEN. Any woman who will take the trouble to compare ours with others would not think of buying anything but Quality for Women and only $.'!.00. i LADIES' KID BOOTS i at (1 50, $2 00 and fi 50, are the slick- ' est shr>es that ever came to town. It i tickU-a the women half to death to see j the way they fit. These will cost you 50c more a pair at other stores. Are Your Children's Feet Properly Fitted? It'K an outrage to fit growing feet in a manner repeatedly called to our at tention the past few weeks. If yon want your children to have faultless feet, START NOW! and have us fit them with Nature-shape shoes. -U H V V U •!£ .1/ -M '-J- •' f -M\l4 If 'if V -jf "• ™ '1 , n if- "■ " ™ "• T ' ft PHILIP TACK, I ] £ CONTRACTOR IN 41 1 Cleveland Berea Grit || I STONE I it H \ r H ] [ Suitable for Building J i Ornamental and ); Ppving purj*>ses. II This Stone Will Hot "Shell Off." II 0 ii ; | Prices reatonable. jt \ \ * WOTIC done well N and promptly. * Stone yard* 011 1 Hast Bina street. ) \ * If * Residence on Morton avenue. * i f People's Telephone 320, 4 s * Kt * * 1 PIANOS A Word To Piano Owners. I wish to state to pianos own ers and the public in general that 1 have became a perniment fixture in this city and am prepared to Ido all kinds of repairing on all 1 kinds of instruments Piano Tuuing a Speciality. J. C CANER, at Newton's 1 Musk Store, or 109 Water Street, Butler, Fa.; also instruction given 'on all instruments. KiSv's coming should be a lime of joy and happineSe. Fear should be .Jr gotten and pain a stranger How often is it so? Ai the time approaches how often 'b« poor expectant S/grjpLf' a«-ve-recked almost suffer- Nature never meant it to be to. If the moth e? were strong \. and well in a » womir.lv way, as she ought to be. there would be no danger and little pain. The time of parturition is made com fortable and safe by the use of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. It is a medicine designed by a skilled physician —a specialist in the disorders and dis eases of women—for the express and only purpose of putting the whale wom anly system into perfect, vigorous health. It works directly on the organs involved in baby's advent and makes them strong, healthful and flexible. Taken during the whole period of gestation it insures the perfect health of both mother and child. Mrs M6l lie E Grimes ni Flc.rr.At ,n Escambia Co.. AU writes: "I ha-.* taken three bottles of "our Pavorite Prescription ' and one bottle of your little 'Pellets' aca oh. -what an appetite they did give me. My b»by is now three months old and weighs Sfteen pounds and a half. When she was bom »he was the fattest little baby girl you ever saw She was the largest one of aU nsy habit i and at the birth I had an easier and short'T time than I tad lam stou'.er and healthier than I ever tfas I never will be with out your medicine May God bless you and your good medicines For obstinate constipation Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are the moat perfect medicine ever devised. They give prompt, comfortable, permanent relief. SPECIFICS A.A. » FEVER*. C'oncpstionii, Inflamma* c.'2B(tiooa, Lanz Fever. Milk Fe*er. It. B. ISPRAIXH. LimeafM, Injuries. CUUB) Rbeurnatinui. C. C. > NOKE THROAT. (Ulnar, Klrtaootlc. > DUtemper, Bot*. GrnlM. E. F. iCOUiHS, Cold*. Influrnu. Inflamm ct'KJS* j Lunwv Pleuropneumonia. P. P.KOLIC. Bell T achr. \\ln<Mllo«n. CUKES i Diarrhea. D>»enterv- G.G. Prevent# MISCARRIAGE. rauL ( R,MEV BL iODEB DISORDERS. I. I. <SKI\ DISEASES. M»n/-e. Er»ptloo». ccbjeh £ llcerw. Greaae. Farcy. J . K . B \T> CONDITIO*. Staring C oat. mcXB i Indlgritiun. feloraach Htaccen. Oc. earh; Stable Cas*\ T*?n Specific*, Book, Ac.. #?. At *lru*rsflsu* f »r aent mpud on receipt of nrloe. Humphrey*' Medicine Co., Cor. William A John Sta.. New York. V Ma*ial Scut Knag. NERVOUS DEBILITY, VITAL WEAKNESS and Prostration from Over work or other causes. Humphreys' Homeopathic Specific No. ZH, in u»e over 40 yea in, the only •njcce&afiil rpmedy. $1 per Tial,or special packaa* with powder ,f©T 55 Bo.'i bfSrociWi, or sect oo roce.pt of prico. IILIfUUirXKa. CO., Car. WUHaa h John Su.,swTort DOCTOR WILES' NERVINE, The Brain and Nerve Food aad Medicine, Quiets Irri tated Nerves, Soothes the tired Brain, Builds of the Vital Powers of the Body and Overcomes Disease. It Contains no Opiates not athzt harmful drugs. BlfiA fi jgß tmg ttmrr* w u t ,v * iltrt. VVjm for free ad?i<* an'l Vooitlct to tn. MW WMtda fcoch«rt In*. AS AN ANTI PERSPIR INE In tomirer pure whiakey of gool quality U far k.'farior to any drink knowr. I'i ac. —1 on the bl iod la alio heal' i 'ol and often prevents long continued diaeaae. We offer the: choice of the l«elow brands of whiskey guaranteed pure and over six years old. at. {I .00 |c r full quart or .tlx quarts t-*' •<*>• FHCH, NT. VKBXON. MCKKM' IKK IIII.MH.KH, b I CHUN, OVKIUIOI.T, LAI'OIC, I'HOJIPHO*. . |4A«IiI'ATIIHt HJCHOH i», a\ i'.Ui y guaranteeyear* old, t2.'io per iral. All <>. l>. or mall orders of Jd.Wi or over we t>ox wid ship promptly; express charg' jr.: paid We have no adepts to represent us. send order*direct and * ive money. ROBERT LhWIN 5c CO. 411 Water Street Telephone, ?iy P'tt< hr.' v Opposite It A O. Depot. Tbl< In Vonr Opportunity. On reoeijit of t/ ri centa, caali or ntnrnpa, • generous aarnple will be mailed of the moot popular Catirrh an'l Hay fever Cure (Ely'e Cream J'-ahn) Kofficiont to derncm atrato the great merit# of tiie remedy. ELY BKOTIIETiS, 50 Warren Bt, New York CHy. Hot.. JohnTteid, Jr., of Gnat Falln,Mont., recommended Ely's Cream iialrn to me. I can enipbanize lii» statement, "It is ft I'^ n " tive ctiro for catarrh if nnad as directed." — Hey. Francis W. Ivx.le, I'astor Central I'rea. Cborob, Helena, Mont. Ely's Cream Halm is the acknowledpi'xl core for catarrh and contains no mercury nor any injurious drng. Price, 50 centa. The Keystone Orchestra, Is now ready for engagements for J'a r tics I''w»jics and Dances, ami Guarantee the best of music at reasonable rates. Address, Prof. Gus Wickenhagen, nH Ziegler Ave., Mutter. I'* a postal card to I I or call mj> No, 41 of the People'* ********#w*« Phone or Hell 122 3 and W. B. McQEARY'S new wagon, ruunitig to and from Mis Steam Carpet-Cloaning e tahlishment, wit! call at your lionse take away yonr dirty < »rj>e<B and return them in a day or two as clean as new. All on a summer morning Carpets, rugs and curtains thoroughly cleaned on short notice. W. S. & E. WICK, DKALEBH IN koiiuh finfJ Worked Lumber of ;i!l Kliklh Dfjor*. Ha»l» and MoukllrijfH. 011 W« 11 Klit* s& Spwlalty. * iffl'«• ;iri<l Vitrd. E. < uii'l Monro* t -i.. n» t»r v,» « Ificpot. MIJTL fcli I'A buhftcribe for The Citizen TH K CITIZEN. What's In a \auaef "Judging by his name/' remarked the tenderfoot, "this Three Finger Mike you spea!i of must be a particularly fierce Individual." "Huh."' replied the cow puncher. "You're away off. He> the most timid galoot In camp. We gave him that name 'cause he's a-skeered ter take more'n three fingers o' whi9ky at a time." —Philadelphia Press. Qnlte Misunderstood. "What's this!" said Abdul Hamld In a great rage. "Pay money to the Unit ed States? Me pay money?" "You promised, you know." "I know I promised, but I never would have promised, you may rest as sured. if I thought you would expect me to pay after promising."—Pittsburg Chronicle-Xelegraphh. The Real Thing. /•r /"'■fi /-> \\ 5. "i-- A ..•' Friend—Hello, old chappie: Fallen In? Dripping Angler—You don't suppose this is a perspiration, do you?— Punch. So Romantic. "She is romantic. Every day she goes out on her wheel expecting to meet with some prince in dlnguise." "And she !:a* never met one?" "No. The nearest s!ie ever came to it was to narrowly miss being run over by a oca) wagon driver, who asli ed if he couldn't call."—Cleveland Plain Dealer • PITTSBURG EXPOSITION. A ILarkad A-dvawu* Ot«r f*ravtous Tears \YUl*li« —« fßoiformatlua lii Iluildiug. Tfc!« ftir i Pittsburg Li;.'o*!tloi>. prepa ration* for which are fclready well un<sejr way, will show a marked advance over previous ,. u>t only iu the matter of exhibits, bur i« tLe way of general enter tainment. ail »tk effect*, the eouafort and pleasure of visitor*, and. in fact, everything that goes to hiikr :p W«*st»TO Pennsylva nia's grat annua: omuier'Ul show. As s prt'llu. rmry to th»- opening on Sep tember th • i-.tlre Exp -iti overhauled ft in * ri«l to end and a coin p: ?•* %r»tfni of and Improvements Is In progr#-s.««. In the main building n complete traneforuiatioD 1* beinji iffrned. Nearly 10U arti*un» and nrr:?;*< ure hard at work -nd th*-»r united vT »rts «re rap idly gi.lr the »:.:erl«#r the uj p nrnixe of a fairy p.ilac-e. A gem-ral ran - jgemeut of the ex hi its w ill he made auo a number of new so#? will r»e added. The mont marked improvement ID the oinin building. p»rhnps, will be the large Incredjw- In tne extent of the promenade in front of the UJSK!" stand and amphitheater. Tlie change will give comfortable standing room for a vastly Increased number of tbo*o who care only to be present for favorite mnaieal numbers and prefer not to »!t through the concerts. By careful plan ning and economy In space the Improve ment was carried out without materially doereftfdiiji the room afforded by the p«s sigoway* or in any way Interfering with the survey of the exhibits. One of th" pleasant surprises it» store Is the els borate new de< oration of til v main building Beginning !u the l;jrjf# rorrl dor at The main entrance, where a a artistic color aehemo. far beyond anything previ ously attempted, will greet the visitor, every change that meets om eye #UI re plete with novelty In th- way of phasing Darmony In d«*«lgn nod pigment, the whole forming in It if ov of the prominent spe cial attract lons A noteworthy fact In connection v. < n the d. "oration Is tjiat the set ploe»'4 nr« being deeigned and iiride by women with • "ion: the busln"s?» IH U pro fession, and their work was selected In preference to that submitted In competition by others by reason of the superior taste and delicacy embodied. No better music was ever fnrnl c hed for a public entertainment than that which has been provided for this year's patrons of the Exposition. Kach of the organisations leads In It m own peculiar sphere. The crowning attraction will, of course, be the Inimitable Housa. who, with his famous fund, will come direct from Paris, where he has been far and away the superior musical attrac tion of the areat French Exposltitffe The band will play Its flryt return engagement at the Pittsburg Exposition, remaining for a week. It xllJ then go to New York and other "I rem cities f'-r two weeks, nft* which It will return to Pittsburg and i« main until the r-lose of the I*xposition li«- Hoima of Italy I* Kngonlo Horrent Ino, the \*n<\fr of the ffirnon* rnnnlril orKnfilia tion, the Is«ri'in K"RM Sljcoor Horrentlno, Ilk** hi* contemporary In thla country. In the author of many catchy and hla eonii>o*ltlori#. coupled with tlx- maaterly wort of th'- organization of which he In the head, pln<«*» him In the aam<* p<4rttloo before f I»ltalian people that John I'hlllp I'hlllp y /'ina holriH In thl* country. The lianrln KAM)), with Hlgnor Sornutlno lead ing It. will T»e th*» om*nlng attraetloii «t th* Kiponlt: #n. rcrfininlriK for ten daya, and early vlalt rn will haw- an opportunity of comparing th» v.,rk of th'- forernoat handa of Italy and thla country. Then will corn** the N»«w York Metropolitan finer* lfoo«e Orrbc*Mtra. under the leadership of Eroll I'iiur. e* director of the Ho*ton Nym phony Orchestra, and the nr>tnnl and logical a»ic cewfor In Anierlca'a mnalcal field of the great Anton ft led I Mr. I'anr and hla till ented mußldana uill he the attraction for a week, and will t#*- followed by foiian and hi* hand for the first week of th«r en giigemerit. While ftonwn fill* hla eaatern en f,jir<inent the ftpoattlon will have Walter »arnroa#'h nnk hi* orchestra, who ne«d no Introduction I Western Pennsylvania lov era of g#x»d inusle At th«- end of the 1 liirnroftch enKiirement Hon an will return and flnlah the a<'-iiaon. An:ong the «xbihlts In Mechanleal Hnll this year will he a illk mill In operation, a linotype machine, with which will l»e shown the modern method of "setting tip" type for r.ewspaoera and large pnMlcatloti* Other Industrial machine* equally as In t'-re-ting will !»«• In operation, the Kzpoal tlon management having rnwde a Hperlal endeavor' to ohtnlti as many novelties a* pfiMslhle In this line hovers of horses and all who are Inter estcd In ersrnples »f remarkat»le Intelll gence In animals will he delighted to know that one nf the special features of the I.x position will he the marvelous educated horse. Jim Key The accomplishments of this wondrful hor**» must lie seen to get ftj|i erwlence Th" feats of intelligence he perf'irms are i Imply ri fur be yond those of any other animal of nny spi der. ever exhibited In addition to num berless odd tricks, few of which have ever been attempted with other remarkable fcorscs, Jim rends,wrltcs.spelis.count* figures, ebiOfM money (nslng a cash rerlstarj, and doew other things cjuallr lnere»llble. The speefntors do not view tiieae p«-rfortnanc<*a at n dlstaiM-e that slves grouml for lief that trickery 1M resorted to, but FTIEV are sufficientlv close to see that Jim Is all that 1s clslmod for hhn and that his wonder ful gifts need uo urt to enhance their power to Interest. Always alive to *he Interests of their r»a tron.». the Trtanngcm<*nt of tb«* Ifepoaltloa have arrangcl for ample eoncesalons from th" rallroa'. - In the -.ray of ' Armr •nt arid reduced fir"-, snd the of tin " provision' *lll l<« made In due time In I 'lt t «hurg, omnletc transfer sys tems have b'-en atr«T;ged on all the Ntreet car line*, I»jr which priaar*nf(«*ra will 1»" car rl"d fr #m ant part of the city directly to the main entVunce to the Exposition f rounds for -» tingle fare in thl« connnc lon all of th" line?' will have ap<"-lal cars on the l»»op v -Ich connect"! the Kxoosltlon with tb< downfown terminals of the varl ou •' roads HOOD'S P!LLS'.urn Liver Ills, Bll lousnoss, Indigestion, Headache. Easy to t»Wo ( easy to operate. 25c. Rkhumatibm Cukkd in a Imv, "Mystic Cure" for Rheumatism and Neuralgia radically cures in i to 3 (lava. Itn action upon the system is retrarkable and mysterious. It removes at once the causes and the. disease immediately dis appears. The fir.wt dose greatly benefits; 75 cents/ Sold l»y J. C. Kcdic, and J. F. Ralph DrugKi«ts Butler \pr q6. n^OR^BLOOcTI # Pure bloo tlmoariß life ,1k iliK, * vigor—no room for disease ]f tlio veins ore filled ft v, lch rlclx, red corpui?cles. < U iLindsey's Improved? | Blocd Searcher !> 0 T.takes purG Wrxxl—cnrca scrof- I » cl;i, cryaii>elM, pimples, txul% <] I P coracycs, f'^aldhcarl—^lilocxldia- c > IP cases of all form 3. IITC'S proof: A _ M zxnt/prrrjk *ia, O Jfin. J 5 Ji'Tvlvy* Jtf'sA Bonrcncr hm % Y''rfc"lw<flwcrsrwlthxri''. I liaTc \*wn gt t r with HrrnfuXnf rthtrtriywri e | 5 l"'- ' /l'»l that J >r. J.lactsny'/i ill "A .| IP f> i«rf;h«rr will 'tlcit, euro I _ a ii-ui.Uurttinuj- ZtAt"wortdcrftfl. (I 2 W. J.VMxsrT. j. \ W.J.CULMORH CO, _ prrraiiUßa, PA. 5 M. C. WAGNER, ARTIST PHOTOGRAPHER 139 South Mnin ntreet- OverShou) & Natl'i Clothing Store RAILROAD TIME TABLES. DITTSBUKG & WESTERN Railway. Schedule of l'as -senger Trains in effect May 28, 1899. BUTLER TIME. I'epart. A ' "v«. Allegheny Atxumimodstiuc 6 25 A.* 9 (ti a m Allegheny Expr*-ss 806 41 912 44 Ntra Castle Accommodatioo & of> 44 912 44 Aksaa Mail 8C" a.* lAS VM Allegheny Faust Express. 9 58 44 12 18 44 Allegheny Expree* 3 00 p.* 4 46 pn Chicago Express S 40 pm 12 18 m Allegheny Mail 560 44 745 pm Allegheny and New Castle Acootn 550 44 7u3 ** Chicagr Limited 550 44 912 A.h Kane and Bradford Mail 9:55 a * 2 50 p.m Clarion Accrtmmodaik>n 4 55 PJI 9 45 a m Cleveland and Chicago Kxpreaa... t> 25 am SUNDAY TRAINS. Allegheny Express 8 *V> A.« 9 12 A. M Allegheny Accommodation...... 5 '<o p.* sai P.m New (,'astle Accommodation 806 AX 7 03 44 ... a- Express S4B P.M 608 am Allegheny Acccmmodation 7 03 pm Satni<lay« a train, known sat the theatre train, will leave Butler at 5.50 p. m.. arriving at Allegheny at 7.20; returning leave Allegheny at 11.30 p. m. I'ullman sleeping cars on Chicago Express between Pitiet urg and Chicago. For through tickets to all points in the west, north west or southwest and information regarding routes, ime of trains, etc. apply to W. R. TURNER, Ticket Agent, P. B. EEY!I( >LI»S, Sap't, N. D., Butler, I'a. Butler, Pa. C. W. BASSETT. G. P. A.. Allegheny, Ta H O DUNKLE, Sup't. W. Sl L. Dir.. Allegheny Pa. rpHE PITTSBURG, BESSE -1 MER & LAKE ERIE R. R. COMPANY 1 "lie table in effect May 27, 1900. CENTRAL T-ME. .... » v:- ->!. Daily except Hum'ay . mtha'ard (If 1 up) (llead down) "3 FT IF "Stations j ii i ry* I M A M A M A M I' M 12 50 h 3u Erie 9 IV) 4 10 12 -1 H oi> ar. .Conneaut .ar 12 24 C2B 924 637 Jv Conneaut. \\ if J4 4 (,»9 11 28 7 On (jonneautville 10 51 5 39 11 y> G Meatlville Junct. 11 10 609 11 U 7 low M- MQt.. ar 11 SB 698 1» 12 f> 55 lv. Meadville. 1> p. U 5 15 11 "/>ar. « .n 11 2 s • 10 42 6 25 1 v..Con. Lake .lv 10 4J 5 44 11 18 ♦» 44 nr . Expo, l'ark .ar 11 tf 03 10 55 6 44 lv..Expo. Pa'k.lv 10 55 G 03 10 54 r, 24 Hart-town 11 Sl C 22 io 4<> f> o» ii 37 ♦; ♦, 10 1 3J ♦, (« Greenvillt? 630 11 45 45 • • 4 in 5 Shenango *• 4o 11 52 6 55 5 30 'J GO 5 23 Mercer 7 ISII2 881 T ft 5 OK 9 28 5 OO.Grove City | 7 40t12 48; 7 55 4 'a 1#; KarrisvillV 7 52 12 si' 4 4*. 9 (Hi 'Branchton 8 01 1 :v> 1 55 nr. . Hilliard ai h 55 1 55 3 2/> r, 45 lv.. Hilliard. h 64511 45 4 4" 9 <0 Keiater K <>s 1 12' 4 2V M ih KoclM | K .ii l ■£, 3 .V, H 1M HuU.-r M 5" 1 551 l''l 7 <«J Ai:<-g1,.-r,y I<> in :t 25 A ll I I 1 KM I Train 9 leaving Ei.e at 6:30 a.m. ar rives at Shenargo at 9:05. Train 10 leaving Shenango at 4:10 p. m. arrives at Erie at 6:55. J. S. Matson. E. H. UTLKY, Snp't Tranfep. Gen. Pass. Agt, Greenville, Pa. Pittsburg, Pa. PENNSYLVANIA RA i. WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA DIVISION. fccHEUCLE 13* EVTCCT June 30, 19*10 SOUTH. WEEK DAYS A M A. M A. M P. M P. M. BUTLEK Leave 0 25 H <*> 10 50 236 5 (A Saxf'Tiburg Arrive « 54 8 30 11 15 3 on 6 2X Butler Junction.. 44 7 27 3 S3 11 4k) 3 25 5 53 Butler Junction. Leave 7 31 8 53 11 52 3 25 5 53 Natrona Arriv. 7 4<» 901 12 01 334 CO2 Tarentum 7 44 9 07 12 08 3 42 6 07 Springdale 7 52 9 16 12 19 3 52 Claremont 19 30 12 38 4 06 . .. 8 11 9 36 12 48 4 12 6 'J2 Allegheny 8 24 9 48 1 02 4 25 6 43 iA. M. A M P. M. P. M. P. M. HUN DAY TUAlNß.—Leavs Butler for Allegheny City and prinufjiil intupnediate stations at 7:30 a Oi., tnd p. m. NOBTH. WEEK OAT» A. M. A. 3! A.M. P. M P M Atlegheuy #4ity. . .Imv« 700 rt 55 10 45 3 10 »; 10 Shurpshurg... 7 1J 9 07 10 57 CLsremont .... II 04 ....j Tarentum 7 37 U 34 11 28 3 46 6 46 Natn.ua i 7 41 9 38 11 34 350 6 51 Butler Juuction.. .arrive 7 4* 9 47 11 43 3 58 7 00 Butler Junction.. leave 7 Baxoabtorg 8 15110 00.12 41 4 36 7 24 BUTLEK arrive 8 40 10 32 1 loj 5 <X> 7 50 A.M.'A.M. P. W. P. M. P. M SUNDAY TRAINS.—Leave Allegheny City for But ler and principal intermediate MtAtiorm at 7:15 m. ni. and 9-;y> p. OJ. F<iK THE EAST. Week* Da vs. Sundays V M.J A. M.jP. M A M. P M Hi TLXK lv » 2.*> 10 s<# 235 730 5 liutler J'ct ar 7 27i1l 4o 325 820 50 Hitler Jct lv 7 48 11 41 3 58) 8 21 8 05 Freeport ar' 7 51111 46. 4 02' 8 25 M <fl Klskhnir»e»as .ft 44 75' II 60 4 07 8 2*» 8 11 Leechlmrg " 8 (17 \i 02i 4 19 841 823 Paul ton (Apollo)... 44 8 2#J{ U 22, 4 40 858 H42 Haltsl urg 44 f 8 5112 V* hOB 923 'J 09 Blair*vflle. „ ' 9 22' 1 20| r » 41' 9 52 9 40 Hlairsville Int.. 44 j 9 :V»- 1 .'i3 560 10 (Hi 4ltoona 'II 351 r > 461 BWt 545 . Hanisl'tirg .* 4 j 3 10 '0 00) 1 10 Philadelphia 44 I 6 2.". 4 2.%! 4 25 425 P. M.|A. M |A. M. \. M. P. M Through trains for the east Pitt>hurg (ITnion STatlou), i»M followa: \tlantic Y.x\tr**m t daily . 2:50 A M Pennsylvania Limited 14 7:15 ' 4 l>ay Exprees, M 7:30 44 Mam Line Ex pre**, 4 . .H-Aft 44 Ifarrishurg Mail, 44 .. 12*46 F.M Philadelphia Express, . .4:Wi 44 Mall and Express daily. For New York only. Through buffet sleeper, no coaches 7:00 44 Eastern Kxpresa, * ... 7:10 44 Y*ol Line, • 8 30 ,4 PitUlmrf Limited, dully, with through Ui Shw York, And aloeplriK «»r» n**- York, /'•Hltixnorf and WanhuiKtori only. No uitrn f*n- on this truln l'htM) 44 Khilftd'a Mail, Hnnda.i 1 oniy 8:40 a m For AtUntlc City (rla iMlnwirK I»lT«r liri«lK''. hll rftil rout. ), H:iHi A.M. «r.<l * I' M, «lnily 7|o I' M Uiiy uith through l*ullriu»n M| 'J'IIIK wr. >'<» 1 (tnulli'4 Information, addrMi Tlm*. K. Watt, I'm*. Agl. Wwrtern LHstrict, 'Jernar Fifth Avanuo and ntuitb* n- M HtrpH, I'lttai'iirg, PH. I D nt'TCUISOK, J tt WOOD ifnaral Mar»juc»*r. "n/mr. A«r«*iit pUFFALO, ROCHESTER & ,J PITTSBURG RY. TIME TABLE. In effect May 28, llXH). SOUTH not Sit. KAS.'KKN TIME Ttic I 4 I t!0 |4j# |<B Pitt?l-urir I I«sav« » *ll I un p.ni f». 111 |>.m AII' klk i.y / I*. .V W. Htft . u <"»; 4 10 10 00 ISutl-r.. . . .. . j 10 \? r » UM Fcimltiai & 51 rrttiK"vlll" 10 4.1' '• 02 12 01 Cowaiiiii'llli! j '*» l«tj Moiittfo-ninryrllle . '» I*' Wint M'««rov»* •*'» 27. k< ho. ' 11 '• 4«. i:: 4:5 l»aytoi. 1 II Hl' S 5H 12 W V .i u. Potot | 7 (H Hamilton.... I |7 'T.i llorntio 7 TO I'linxfiitawnfv .«r, 12 0» '7 40' I ZS liiir Knn i <; 4A W l M | - 4.; 7 • ■ -11!«• «r |fO"H 4" S 4k|H 0»1 rhmrflcM >ir| K (*» 4 00,!» lft n.ilMs 790 IS 4ft 20)K :j 17 KrtlN i i••••k I 72s l.'i r»2, ;t ;io||. m :Zl ftldgway iI M I 4.M 4 iJxj ii lf» Jri|||i«'i||li||rK H -|M I ;'I7 ! F f*"! ■{ 15^ Mi .Ifwett W :n 2 4 M ft 40 4 14 BrmUurd sr |0 JO HIN S 4ft jft 00 H..si*l "I i : | lluflalo ar § 49 7 10 Itoi-licfftcr nr ft W i * 20 Pjn 1 >*'" HOI TH ItOt'NU ka n0 H9B j tin j ♦?» | tfT y IUK | **'° jT# 00 »H* 46 lluflalo |W ' I 1 I" '*> SalamafMii . lv | ll^Jftl HtmMM If 7 4ft112 10.4 iffl2 20 Mr Ji u. tt m 4212 r/.tr, zj< i or, Jol.iifMMilMirK I 11 27 I 4Ji 'i 12 I ft I ICI'Ik way . ' '» ftx 2 00 «» 41 2 o7 iii'P knayvilh* jlO H7 2 *5,7 2 5 2 4o KalU ii'tk 7 I I 10 ft 4 V. \ \ 7 4-i M ImlJoi. 7 »),li 2 .V»j7 bO :i 06 ClaarSeM lv! r, OS tUfSSMI - i ~ •r» IMB . H l«K linn I 7 mill 31 a 20 M 2ft PIMM-ut .wiM-v •' K o:t H 4.'» 'i 'H ' 40 .{ 4a . i*l a or. a.m :j ;i."I p.m. *. fto ItoriUo ] h 12] ihiru Ifon H 21 Nortb Point B M I ' v i'#ii h 47 t O'v 4 » >"• i»♦ ft« ♦ *'| | « 5P* M'>riti(orii'-iyTiH' 2 M i < ottHuafllh' . I y H4| • mill.l " !» 4T>! I :.7 ft la I 'i r,<.| lillll-r 10 2T> ft .'Mi fi «t A U-nIM-riy I I' * W nia II ;& '• 40 | 7 /<( I'tM.liiirt; ) nrrlrf"! ..11l ' |>,i» * ! n.in * liaily f fJnily excejit Hnndav. TriiiiiM '.i Hud (i nr»; vnt.ibilled, with hitri'lmiine ilny coii'dwM. caff hihl ni >isc clinir curM TrairiH 2 arid 7 hnve I'nlltunri Hle«j>ern between I'ntTalo find Pitt«btir«. EIIWAUD (!. LAPKY. (ien'l Paw. A|{ent. Kdnliwter N. Y Karl Schluchter, P. ectical Tailor and Cutter 125 W. Jcfferv.n, Hutler, Pa. Bushnllng, Cleaning and Repairing a Soecialty. Mrs. J. E. ZIMMERMAN. A.udust Bardains. Vou'll find this month of August a splendid time to get good goods cheap. People with a business eye save lots of money by tak ing advantage of the August bargains. Goods at sc. 7c. 10c. 12tc and 15c surpassing every previous offering at like money. Dress Goo<ls at 25c, iVx- and 50c that are remarkable. Foulard Silks at 50c. Plisses Silks 75c and si. Ladies' Jacket Snits at one-ha'f price in li;;ht colors Ladies' Jacket Suits in all shades at greatly reduced prices Ladies' new fall style Walking Skirts -Golf Plaid backs —$4.75 to $lO. Ladies' Separate Skirts. Silk Waists, White Waists and Jackets reduced. August clearance prices on Lace Curtains and Fine Art goods. New Fall Dress Goods We are showing advance styles in new Fall Dress Goods— choice and exclusive colorings in Fine Broadcloths, Venetian, Prunel la, Homespuns, Serges, Pebble Cheviots, Zibiline and Storm Serges in all the newest shades—gray, castor, brown, blue and black. New Corded Silks, new Plain Satin Duchess, new French Flannels at right prices. If you contemplate an outing or going away to school, we can fit you out perfectly in Dress Goods, Jacket Suits and Millinery. Try us. Mrs. J. E. Zimmerman, H PAPES, JEWELERS, j? f :r —i 4 m o* DIAMOIJTS, * 4/3 4/3 J WATCHES, to o * CLOCKS, I J JEWELRY, J p SILVERWARE, 5 "" 2; f SILVER NOVELTIES, ETC. j S S 5 We repair all kinds of 4 £3 J Broken Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, etc. J ™ 0> Give our repair department a trial. £ m We take old gold and silver the same as cash. * !{ , PAPE'S, J | .®J 122 S. Main St., Butler, Pa. J 5 Reminders Good for today, tomorrow cr any other day. That Our Beef, Ij on and Wine helps to make blood, creates an appetite and build strength. That Redick's Headache Pouders are the best on the market and are safe, our sales of these are increasing daily. That in our Prescription department nothing enters but the best, and all prescriptions filled in the most careful and scientific manner. REDICK GROHMAN, 109 N. Main St,, Presc-iption Druggists. Butler, Pa. PITTSBURG ACADEMY J""*,* "/ I I'MWKI.'S I.KAMNH Scuooi. I >i|.loin» admit* to College. 1 ( i ;-».•» : I • •rr.t r 'K- .elocution. I'las-ics, Scientific, Normal, , /IITH I • ,m<«at lirnwim' stenography and Tyi«writing, , B • r ,11 ;r. ;j»i.Kuairw, Military Traiultiß. Seventeen able and Vaei M \ oCIlt. 4. «l"h<:ncwl tcachci*. <;»ll at ..(lice or send for hand-book. lOdHS ! I J WARREN LYTLE. Pretidcnl, Cor. Row and Diimend St». 11 n 11tP w V ACRUSH S In the prices of stiff I v and straw hats. c In this sale all our new styles and shapes in stiff and straw hats will be included and you have the benefit of all that's new at the "Crush Price," Jno- S Wick. 242 S. Main Stßuller, Pa Opposite P. O. • Chase Bros 4 PIANOS 4 Arc used in thousand* of homes. They've been before the people for the last 40 years, makiny and gaining new friends each year. Musicians and Judges of I'in no* speak « good word and the highest praise for the Chose Ilros. Pianos always. As state representative for the manu facturers, f am in a position t-» sell you a piano and on terms to suit your convenience in every way. Kindly call at iny waretoom and ex j amine for yourself tho pianos they are ■ there to be seen and heircl. Made and j warranted to you by one i»f the wealth iest manufacturer in the country, you i run no risk. Hoping to count you on my list of p customers, I am Yours for business, W. R. NEWTON,] 317 Soutn Main St Butler Pa ! PATENTTHATIDEA. It may mean afo "> • *•» you. / p.o cure and sell patents. R S. HARRISON, Patent Attornty, 427 i-'ifth Ave., Pittsburg, l'a. Pearson B. Nace's Livery Feed and'SaleStable Reir of Wick House Butler Penn'a. Tljo best of horses and first class rigs al ways on hand and for hire. U ;st accommodations In town for perma nent boarding and transient trade. Hpecl al care guaranteed. Stable Room For 65 Horses. flAgood class of horses, lioth lrlvers and draft I >r»on always on hand and for sale under a* full guarantee; and horses bought pon proper notification by PEARSON B. NACE 11'lephone. No. 219. SNYDER & THOMPSON West JeOV&on St, Cutler, I'.i. LI VERY, r:OAUDJN(i AND SALE STABLE. PLENTY OF ROOM, GOOD CARE AND FIRST CLASS EQU'PMENT. SN"3E«, J.VMFL A. TIIOMrSOK I'eople's Phone 109, Ec' .'s Plio ic 511 Now is The Time to Have Your Clothing CLEANED OR DYED. if you want f;oou .intl reliable cleaning or dyeing done, there is just one place in town where you can get it, and that is at The Butler Dye Works 216 Center avenue fl(suWc do fine work in out door Photographs. This is the time of year to have a picture ol your house. Give us a trial. Agent Tor the Jau,e«towD Blidini? Blind Co. —Now York. F.. FISHER &. SON A POINTER! For up-to-date Photos go to the Post Office building. New designs every few da) s. We guarantee t»> please you. Branch Studios, Mars and Evans City. A. L. FINDLEY, Telephone 236. Practical Horse Shoers W _L FOBIHSON, Formerly Horse Shoer at the W'ck houec has oj>eiie<l busi jvss in a shop in the rear of lie Arlington Hotel, where hv will do Horse-Shoeing in the most approved style. IT!ACK AND ROAD HOSRES A SPECIALTY. mmm mmmm® West Winficld Hotel, (M) W.G. LUSK, Prop'r. Qff) l irst Cla«s Table and Lodgings. A*\ tins and SpiiriK Water all through house. yfo Good Stab ing WAN Tl* I> Il<in<M.. tra lor »«in un 10 »r-ve j f,, r In" «■ hou •; sahiry 1. montliljr mid • . , a ' • •: i'.' 1 1 •1 n- . >h .. '.Kf ■ II'U I"I CiWtS.opil. j ANAOKU. Uidlt., Chicago. )000<>000QCO9000000d0Q0000«X |P APE'S 1 xLeading Millinery House! | Clearance Sale | | ALL SUMMER fULLINERY & 9122 SOUTH MAIN ST., BLTLER.§ THTS IS to be the year ok all years for dear -®- -"AO 0 U Butler County, and as we are one the oldest firms st'll in the ring, we deem it our duty to celebrate in a measure, that is, by making it the "'BANNER YEAR" of our business. We have just opened and placed on exhibition, and we may add, en Sale, one of the most complete lints of SPRING GOOI'S ver brought into this city. In this line the following are" ncluded: Punjab Percales, Lawns, Dimities, Silk Ginghams, Laces, Embroideries, Puffing, All Overs. CARPET DEPARTMENT. We have no hesitation in •„ ing that we have the Largest, M<- Complete, and best assorted st >ck of CARPET in Butler County, in cluding the celebrated Hartford Axminster, Sanford & Wilson's \Vi ! - ; on Velvet, the old reliable Body Brussels, I, 2, and 3-j.ly of every price and description, Art Squares, DruggeiS, a.i 1 «nir "Centennial Rug," size 36x40 inches, all-wool, at 25 cents e;>c»i, a veritable celebration in itself. DUFFY'S STORE, Butler, Pa. MAIL ORDERS RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION Hro'a 3rci Clearance Hale of WALL PAPER. Sale Begins Monday, July 23rd We have a large stock of al! grades of wall paper and it must go as we do not intend to carry any goods over until next seaso ». Here is a money saving opportunity that you can not ..fiord <o miss.. See our Remnant Bargain Counter, Window Shades at C'jst. Patterson Bros., - 236 North Main Street, Butler. Pa Wick Building. Peoples* Phone 400 Announcement OF Clearance Sale Great reduction in every article pertaining t.> MILL. [NERT A great variety of TRIMMED HATS for Lndies, Misses and ch 1- dren, all reduced to one half the former price. Sailors, xtbbo chiffons, flowers, ornaments, straw, braids, nettings; also all uiitrim med hats, sacrificed at bargain sales, not regarding cost"as "we ne d the space for fall goods. Sale will continue a'l during month of August at Roc l<e ostein's, % 328 Soxitb MB in Streef, - - - - - Jtutler, Pa <*o" '' % • £\ . .. 4^V**k LP AGAIN IT. Yon will find yourself if yon don't purchase a Cleveland or Crescent bicycle. Tliey are built like h watcll and will last for years. Crescent #25.00 to $35.00. Cleveland #35.00 to #50.00. (400 l aecond hand wheels #IO.OO. We carry a com plete line of tires and bicycles parts; also Cameras of nil kinds and Photo Supplies;, also the Kdiaon and Columbia talking machines from ss.oo up. A new, lot of Records just received. R. L. KIRKPATRICK, Jeweler and Graduate Optician- Next to Court House. wilh pure SPANISH MCOKICt" j Unsurpassed for cure of C°'JOMSC°LL»VI r> 10 C Packages ■> j ' In oecorale j Tin - Pocla; ' •2R(J per BOX' M. A. BERKIMEK, I Funeral Director, j 2455. Main St. Butler PA L. S. McJUNKIN, Insurance and Real Estate Agent. 117 K. JKF'FKRSON. BUTLER, - PA ! Eyes Examined Free g,< Charge R. L. KIF.iKPATRICK. Jeweler an' j Graduate Opticia Next T )oo. to c ourt House. Butler, l'a ■|7%_ • Kwlkk INmni l«t ENNY'AOYAL PILLS /./TIA £. -iIIMK. AJLnll tor niftawi «« JPJ& J »••«* 10 Bed *• 1 Moll Mlllllllß' r\ m, nM with bin. rlkh». l ake W n *M»' rikw. Mt/mt nihlOm- ▼ / jT aaaUMMM lll'tmUK, «r ■■*!» ' V J U nanipa tot jnntnlua, wUwbWi »*« \ B 7 lUllof IWr Carina," 1" i«n~. »r nfmm ~K y ! lalL 10,000 T-.Umo.UL. itmmttytr. ' 'J J I T'ltJUt.U I'klctMl'r rl-rmlnl (■»., 544 J Hu.-r. I'lllUlH, l»A MSEC*? K PpJSSB k .AK'rS ••HlLAOtl>r<l*. ,i{ ► h -•nz.N-i t. l poom •• ; • ; "■C'JiSI a 'n-eih/.v .., rutiuu< t ». }« r if M Vlo'i-pnACTICA' -."""■ l *■' ;i ws M crown -imi ,»] " r/l £53." l'" ;,l,llr J"WHV NCI I' V* • s J'*ri/ /ipvouns? crovs .» • Ti • »!"'•' OBIOfiK " T " rk IS . if r 't K TOOTH ■*' . J f ftr nll f*t or'J'rtMth f»»•••!••. C r • •• 1 J. W. MEYKRS DEALER IN Pianos and Organs. McKANN P. 0., Butler Co , ".i If you wa ut h piano or o. gaii <1 rop me a l ae and I -w»l' call upon you. 1 r KNI> WATCHKH **l» CUH'KH. Flow many wrirh /f • makers In rt-nn» "»- (l [ll watches left wli i\V' them for repair* • M a- tempi «> inuUe tli n . - .. ' Ask yoiii<M-'f. « /A / •» I"Tlelice null wl n //P f.\ \ you want really < ' '/ t to P'Tl »" r k ''""e I ft i wiml In fei I satis. <1 I If 3 1 hut your wuteh Is I\l -A "Mil 1 running »•< cUr y \ W "7/! as It can li. mad< '« (L&J// r-K-S e^'.r;:! much. Cflli;l3 H. beiGHNSR, ANIi OPTICIAN. No.2rt>»*i. Alnlli Street Butler. I a Cures Drunkcnriesr ■ ■« __ Cures Drus F/v^ y "T if KEELEY ' /ritefor A ?«||«£J(IN3TiTUTf, • rn V La 1 W* «t(« Kifi-»>•- I Booklet. rinski "<i. tk.
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