EEEEEEEEMEEBEEEig a three new stock patterns I Sf I )N DECORATED DINNER SETS A new one arrived this week and came direct IK from the factory! this mentis a saving to to Jgg you. The other two we toid you about last week. but mention them again. By stock pa .terns we ?S| mean you can buy a full set or part of a set. JSES Us !g DINNER SET *g Best Eng'.ish porcelain and a regular China shape and abont feSt the samp weight as Cnina The decoration is a neat border pat |jsg Set tern in green and pink. 100 pieces cost slo || DINNER SET jg English porcelain. Plates have scalloped edge, finished with a pale green tint. Gold traced handles on covered dishes. g? jgi-jj tion double pink roses and donble purple violets. 100 pieces. .518 ga M ~ DINNER SET jjjj ?3S Best Ameiican porcelain and the prettiest decoration we have tfj ever shown, new Colonial shape, gold-traced handles, pink and blue vag chrysanthemum decoration; is equal to any $50.00 China 100-piece dinner set. The price is »17 [g TOILET SETS §e Full twelve-piece sets: new shape. Green, mauver and P' fcs 9s£( floral decoration with a tracing of pink, mauver and green. A frSf very desirable set at a reasonable price 55 WS Refrigerators, Freezers, Hot Plates and a Ovens at Reduced Prices. |^g 1 Campbell ft Templetong SlHHnilllllKlKlHnKllliHMffi 5 "Skoot" Prices on Dry Goods. | We are r "waning up with a vengeance to make room M new goods. U All summer lines have been again reduced to make M a quick sales. ... • ' * Our prices are well worth your while to investigate. m 15c and 18c Lawns and Dimities 9c • 12J and 15c Fine Ginghams 9c £ Afifl . Large Turkish Towels IIC tB Spec : a\ oflc rings in Fancy Silks, Dress Goods and Mus- m| lin Underwear that a-e tempting enough to inspire a need. If saving dollars is a hobby of yours, come in—we'll Wkencourage the hobby |L. Stein & Son,* 6 103 N. MAIN STREET, BUTLER, PA. 5 +xs^xx&Jf*mxx&xxxx'xxar Huseltore's Shoes TO FIT ALL SOhTS OF FEET Takes all sorts of Shoes. Small stores can't have big ass< ments. If you care how you and yours are shod, COME HERE! Riat Oxfords^ That seems to be the cry. We're going to give our patrons the best Oxford and Shoe opportunities that they'll hear of for many a day. STYLISH GTRLS Will appreciate our Street Oxfords shown here in great variety and not expensive. There are Boft and velvety black and brown "Kids," cool Russia and swell Patents. |1 00, $ 1 25, $1 50 and $2 00 buys f prettier tie here than anywhere LOW CUTS AND HIGH CUTS FOA MEN. Low in prices; for style and wear, away "up in G." Any price you want to pay. FOR MEN Who work out in all sorts of weather, we have special shoes that protect absolutely wet proof, bnt don't cost but 1 |1 25, |1 50 and *2 00. Just the cutest and daintiest BABY'S SOFT SOLES yon ever saw at 200, 85c and 50c. B. C. HUSELTON'S, Butler's Leading Shoe House. Opposite Hotel Lowry. YOU'LL KNOW HOW GOOD ; WHEN YOU SEE THEM. ] ' Our 25c box papers. Our ioc and 15c fine writing ] paper tablets. B'ank book* at the old price. Albums bought before the ad- ; vanes. Kodaks with a special discount ' l January. Photograph supplies always fresh Spirting gt >ds. Late fiction. Bibles cheaper than ever. Everyday needs at everyday prices. At DOUGLASS BOOK STORE. Eagle BTd. MCMILLANS FORMERLY IRA C. BLACK & CO., Wall Paper. Next Door to Posiolfice., QUEEN QUALITY SHOES FOR WOMEN. Any woman who will take the trouble to compare ours with others would not think of buying anything but Queen Quality for Women and only SU.OO. LADIES' KID BOOTS at $1 50, f2 00 and $2 50, are the slick est shoes that ever came to town. II tickles the women half to death to set the way they fit. These will cost yot 50c more a pair at other stores. Are Your Children's Feet Properly Fitted? I It's an ontrage to lit growing feet ir a manner repeatedly called to our at tention the past few weeks. If yot I want your children to have faultlesi feet, START NOW! and have UH fi them with Nature-shape shoes. r ' yy y )'• &% >K PHILIP TACK, i i '■ I i CONTBACTOK IN '. !i Cleveland Berea Grit j \ r i STONE I a '■ u '■ i i | [ Suitable for Building j I Ornamental and >. i f Paving purposes. H Tbis Stone Will Hot "Shell Oil." I i i ] j [ Prices reasonable. Work done well i and promptly, I SI 3ne 3 ards on f Kf it Etna street. ) t ( l '■ t Residence on Morton avenue. ] [ People's Telephone 310. 3 HMhi illlClltttXtt**- »»»»»»• -3HH PIANOS A Word To Piano Osiers I wish to state to pianos ower ers and the public in general tha I have became a perniment fixtum in this city and am prepared tc do all kinds of repairing on al kinds of instruments. Piano Tuning a Speciality. J. C. CANER, at Newton's Musk; Store, or 109 Water Street Butler, Pa.; also instruction giver 1 1 1 1 .; •. n: 1;; HUMPHREYS' Witch Hazel Oil THE PILE OINTMENT. One Application Gives Relief. It cures Piles or Hemorrhoids —External or Internal, Blind or Bleeding, Itching o» Burning, Fissures and Fistulas. Relief im mediate—cure certain. It cores Burns and Scalds. The trlief instant. It cures Inflamed or Caked Breasts anu Sore Nipples. Invaluable. It cures Salt Rheum, Tetters, Scurfy Eruptions, Chapped Hands, Fever Blisters, Sore Lips or Nostrils. Corns, Bunions, Sore and Chafed Feet, Stings of insects, Mosquito Bites and Sunburns. Three Sizes, 25c., 50c. and SI.OO Sold by Druggists, or tent pre-paid on receipt of pnee. o-.srr:;i Y 2. ME ?isv««- DOCTOR MILES' NERVINE, ~l The Brain and Nertre Food and Medicine, QaietS Irri tated Serves, Soothes the tired Brain, Bt*llds up the Vital Po*wa of the Body and Overcomes Disease* It Contains no Opiates nor o*W harmful drags. fifld pi aU 4rug stoics on* positive gasr rrW WrtS for free srfvitft and booklet to Or. Xhllp tWHI4* Co. Eikfiart InJ. AS AN ANTI PERSPIR-INE la summer pore whiafcey of fool quality is far superior to any drink known. Its action on the blood is also healthful and often prevents lone continued disease. We offer the choice of the below brands of whiskey guaranteeJ pure and over six yeurs old. at (1.00 per full quart or six quarts FIKCH, MT. YEBSOS, UDCKEXrit'IEB, DII.LINUBB. VIBHON, OVKBHOLT, LAKttK, THOHPSON. BuiuUKPOBT, v. B* x UKATIIEB'SJCHOICK, a whlskev guarante 13 years old, J2.00 («;r cat. All C. O. f>. or mall orders of 15.00 or <>v«r we box and ship promptly; express charffw ur ■ paid. We have no agents to represent us*. Send orders direct and give money* ROBERT LEWIN & CO. 411 Water Street lelepbone, 2170. Ptttsbntx ' *• Opposite U & U. Depot. This la Tour Opportanlty. On receipt of ten cents, cash or stamp®, • generous sample will be mailed of the most popular Catarrh and Hay Fever Cure (Ely's Cream Balni) sufficient to demon strate the great merits of the remedy. ELY BKOTHEBB, 56 Warren St, New York City. Rev. John Reid, Jr., of Orwrt Palls, Mont., recommended Ely's Cream Balm to me. I wan emphasize his statement, "It is a pow tiye cure for catarrh if used as directed." — Rev. Francis W. Poole, Pastor Central Pres. Churoh, Helena, Mont. Ely's Cream Balm is the acknowledge* cure for catarrh and contains no mercury nor any injurious drug. Price, 50 cent& The Keystone Orchestra, Is now ready for en em en to for Par ties, Picnics and Dances, and Goa.-antc t the best of nivt'c ai rea. mahle rates. Addre: -, Prof. Gus Wickenhagen, 228 Ziejjler Ave , Bu'Vr. I'a B. & B. New goods beginning to awivc, and 100 m to be made for them. Never was such a time for do t~rmined prices, to clear out a'l surplus lots and lines, as now. What if you don't need any thing right away. You'll be buying later any how. Get the goods now —and save. Dress goods at 15c, 2sc, 50c that were twice the money- -some at 50c were as much as $1.50. Goods for skirts, suits, and just the wanted styles for girl's school wear. Lot of 44 inch, half dollar Hlack Wool Crepe Cloth, 20c —useful for wear the year round. 5,00 yards of good Percales, 30 inches wide, 5c yd. Odd lot of fine, rich Silks, 50c —none were less than twice the money. Handsome for early fall waists, and for 'he something smart you'll want if going to the count/ fi"'r. Buhl Department X. ALLEGHENY. PA. L. S. McJUNKIN, Insurance and Real Eslate Agent. 117 E. J EPPERSON. SUTLER. - FA 1 bUL c rue for The Citizen TH •: CITIZEN. Stnclc to His Post. When It comes to a battle, a horse shows no fear of death, no sign of be ing overcome by panic. In all the wild tumult of the battle's roar. A horse In one of our batteries In the Murfrees boro fight was hit by a piece of shell, which split his skull so that one Bide was loosened. The driver turned him loose, but when he saw the team he had worked with being driven back for ammunition he ran to his old place and galloped back with the rest. When an officer pushed him aside to have another horse put In, he gazed at the new one with a most sorrowful ex pression in his eyes. Then he seemed to realize that the battle was no more for him. and he walked away and lay down and died. The officer declared that it was a broken heart that killed him.—Our Dumb Animals. Mterary 1)1 fflcultleii. "She has been talking about writing a novel for years." said one woman. "Yes," answered the other, "but I don't think she'll ever get it completed She has followed the plan of those authors who study their personal ac quaintances for types of character." "Isn't the method a good one?" "Not ia her case. When her husband refuses her anything, she wants to put him In as the villain, and when he does as she wishes she wants to make him the hero. It keeps her continually re writing the first chapter."—Washing ton Star. I.onjtevlfy of Flub. There are some goldfish in Washing ton which have belonged to the same family for last ."><> years, aud they seem no bigger and no less vivacious today than they did when they first came Into the owner's possession. A few of the fish in the Imperial aqua rium at St Petersburg are known to be 150 years old. and the age of the sacred fish in some of the ponds at tached to the Buddhist temples in China Is to be counted by centuries, if we are to believe the priests. PITTSBURG EXPOSITION. The ' ew Foatuers This Year. In addition to what the management believ«B i» the finest musical program, the largest number uiul widest range of exhibit* and the most elaborate system of decoration it has ever provided for the patrons of the ureat I'oint show, it hnn arranged to have ilurfug the coming season a number of entirely new amuse ment features. Prominent among these is the Mexican Village, which will be placed on the cast side of the vacant space south of the mniu building. The village will be made up entirely of native- Mexicans. Th'\v will typify the Mexican domestic character, thr customs of their country, ih* ir social life aud their progress lit industry ami art. Ihe na live dress will be retained in full, and the costumes of both sexes for nil ages and for all occa» ion to will be shown, from the breech clout of Ihe little toddler, copied after tUc style of the ludiuus, to the gor geous creation of the dark-eyed scnorita when Hlio dauws the fandango for the tirst time A feature of the attraction will" br I lie exhibitions of skill iu native aports and athletic exercises, from fan tastic swonl ami dagger filny to lariat throwing by typical Mexican greasers. In Mechanical Hall will be a crystal maze in wliirh visitors may lose* them selves in glassy labyrinths aud seek for open passageways only to mre> tlii'iu strive* face to face until they stuuibU* upon an out let or are extricated by at tendants. A Day in tUe Alps, another new fea ture, will be seen in Pittsburgh for the first time. An entirely uevv caroussel, strictly up to date in every way, is be ing constructed, and will be found in the old "spot, iu the center of the open air promenade. An attraction that will give pleasure to everyone is Jim Key, the famous edu cated horse. It is difficult to say too much of this equine marvel of the ecu tury. To believe all that is true of his wonderful powers he must be seen. It is only a small part to say that Jim rends, writes, spells, eotints money, makes change wilh a < a>h register, and answers questions for everybody. These are uut tricks; they are actual performances, and they are given in a way that obviates all chance for deception. In addition to uti xnistakable evidence of ability to reason. Jim lias a thousand clever tricks and jokes, practically none of which ha«e ever been at tempted with other gifted animals. Although his existence is sueh that Jim ia prone to lie constantly in good tlesli, and despite the fact that he is no longer young, he can reel oil a mile iti light harness, uuv time, iu better than three minutes, ilis guit is that of a trotter, although lie cau pace, lnpc or canter. In deed, Jim is as versatile in the matter of gait, almost, as lie is in other things. Mr. Kit/.patrick has under way, ar rangements fur a number of special ex cursioiis on the various railroads, in ad dition to the regular concessions given tu the Kxposition by the local association of passenger agents. Mechanical flail, at present, bears a strong resemblance to sonic of Pitts burgh's great manufacturing plants The sound of the saw and hammer, coupled with lliu din tnade bv the boiler and.tank maker, escape on all sides, and attract the attention of passers-by. The changes there are fully as great as in the main building, and the exhibits which will greet visitors this year are for the most part new. Work Is progressing rapidly on the platforms anil tables for the exhibit of the Philadelphia Commercial Museum, which will occupy one-elglh of the floor space of the building It is regarded as one of the most important exhibits that has ever been presented at the exposition, and will be a subject of special study by the more advanced pupils of the public schools and other educational institutions. There has been considerable agitation in various large cities with a view to inter esting merchants anil the public getter ally in the necessity for sometliiug in the way of technical education iu buy ing aud selling the commodities of life. The Philadelphia institution is the only one In this country timing to accomplish fort have been spared to that end The exhibit will, as far as possible, be a complete reproduction of the tun ■euni It will contain samples of every thing In the world that is salable, to gether with histories embodying the place at.d cost of production, the cost of given amounts at given points, extent of that purjtow. find no cxpuimc mid no of consumption mul inHtrnetioh how to l the portion* boarinif on prodn<'bolrtMrt!/ymrs 1 1 j. | li it I And that l)r. LlntJßcy'B Jslona ] | I ' Hearoherwilleflbe.taliernuuient euro If I i lUttnlwrttlHlO. It's VrnnderfuL (I . | (Xw.LiKsooni i 5 w. J. gilmorh Co. . . „ prrraßUßQ, PA. J mra » S M. C. WAGNER, ARTIST PHOTOGBAPHER, 139 South Main street. 0 vtfSuaul k Nail'i CIo. /idj Store - Pi.iBOAD TABLES. pll iSHUKG & WESTERN *■ F ail way. Schedule of l'as ff.iger Trains in effect M">y 28, 1F99. BLTLER TIME. Depart. A- re. Allegheny AccvminHxlatiuu 6 545 A.M. 9 03 A M Allegheny txpre* 8 M 912 44 New Castle Accommodation 805 ** 9I "2 44 Akron Mail 8 05 A M 7 03 P.M Allegln .) Fiiht ExpreM 9 58 " 12 18 Allegheny Expretw 3 00 p.*. 4 4o pin Chicago Exprew 3 40 pm IS 18 mi Allegheny Mail ' 550 44 745 pin Allegheny and New Cattle Accom 550 u 7 44 Chicago Limited 550 44 912 A M Kane and Bradford Mail r, 5 A.M 2 •"»«» r.M Clarion Arcommodatiuu 4 55 P.M 9 >A M Cleveland and Chicago Express... 25 am SUNDAY TRAINS. Allegheny Express 8 W A M 9 12 A. M Allegheny Accouiiuodatiun 5 50 P.M 5 I».M New Castle Accommodation 8 tft .».* 7 (»3 Chicago Express 3 4o P.M 5 03 am Allegheny Accommodation i 7 03 pm On Satuidays a train, known a* the theatre train, will leave Butler at 5.50 p. m., arri*ii.g at Allegheny at 7.20; returning leave Allegheny at 11.30 p. m. Pullman sleeping cars on Chicago Express between Pittsburg and Chicago. For through tickets to all points in the west, north west or southwest and information regarding routes, time of trains, etc. apply to W\ R. TTRNER, Ticket Agent, 'B. B. REYNOLDS, Sup't, N. D., Butler, Pa. Butler, Pa. C. W. BASSETT, G. P. A.. Ailegbei-y, Pa V O DUNKLE, Sup't. W. AL. >iv.. Allegheny Pa. rpHE IiTTSBIrtG, KESSE -1 MER &IA . BU.xl.t WM 1 (* I UP) ieau.iov.') 2 14 12 S.AwUN- 1 l 1 13 TT~ n . \i A. • P.M. 12 50 8 3<» Erie 9 .it 4 10 2 2* i 'J3 ar .Couneaut.. .ar 1. 24 0 28 9 24 ti 37 »v.. Conneaut. .I vj . 2« 4 09 11 2H 7 08 Coiineautville '0 s"' 5 39 11 10 0 Meadville Juuct.j il l"! GO9 ,15$ 7 211 ar.. Meadville.. ar II ft "5 do 12, 5 55 lv.. Meadville.. .lv jlO 1,5 5 *1 28| ti s') ar. .Con. Lake..ar ,*1 2 ■ 25 "0 42 0 25 I v.. < on. Luke.lv 10 42 544 11 18, G 44 ar..Expo. Park at ,il 1* 6 03 10 55 «i 44 lv..Expo. Park.lv ! 1«> 55! ft U3 10 54 ft 24 tlartwtown 11 2>l C 22 10 40 ft 09 (Jsgood 1 371 ft 35 •i 10 10 33 ft ' I Tra.'n 9 leading E: oa*6 90 f< m. ar rives at Shen an go at 9:C5. Train 10 leaving She laugo at 4:10 p. rn. arrives at Erie at 6:55. J. S. M VTSON, E. H. UTLEY, Snp'tTransj . C en. Pass. A ,t. GreenvM 1 ». Pa. I ittso irg, Pa. PENNSYLVANIA WESTERN .PENNSYLVANIA DIVISION. SCHEDULE th EFFECT June 30, 1900 SOUTH. , WEEK DAYS » A. M A.M. A.M. P. M. P. M. BUTLKR Leave C 25 8 05 10 50 2 35 5 05 Kaxotiburg Arrive 6 51 8 30 11 15 3 00 5 28 Butler Junction.. " !727,3531140 3255 53 Butler Junction.. .Leave 7 31 8 53 11 52 3 V 563 Natrona Arrive 7 4 > 9 01 12 01 3 34 602 Tarentum 7 41 907 12 08 ' 3 42 f. 07 Springdale 7 52 9 16 12 19 3 62 Clareinout 119 30 12 38 4 oAY TRAINS. — L«-4*ve Butler for Allegheny City and principal intermediate stations at 7:30 a m •»nd 6:00 p. ni. NORTH. WEEK OATS A M. A. M. A. M P. M. P M Allegheny City. ..leave 7 51 Butler Juuctioo. ..arrive 7 48 9 47 11 4;; 3 58 7 00 Butler Junction... .leave 7 4*l 9 47 12 1m 4 (Mi 7 00 Saxonburg 8 15 tO 09 12 41 4 35 7 24 BUTLEB . .arrive 8 4<> 10 32 1 10l 5 ft' 7 60 A.M.'A.M. P. M P. 51. P. M SUNDAY TRAINS.—Leave Allegheny City for But ler and principal intermediate stations at 7:15 a m. and 9 .30 p. m. FOR TIIE EAST. Weeka Days. Si. inlays V. M A. M M. \.M » M Bi'TLKK Iv 626.0 60 235 730 600 Butler J - ar 727 •I 40 32 » 8 'JO 560 But'er Jcl . ...'v 74h 1 43 35C 621 8 0 r » Freeport a» 751 i 46' 402 BT, J • Kiskimine* .s J\ " 76- H 50 407 829 h IxMH-hburg 44 807 '2 02 4 19 8 8 '/fc Paulton (Apollo).... u 82L 222 4 4<. 85f 8 ' . SalULurg . ; 85' 249 603 9 ? 9< » Blairbville „ 92- 120 54? 9 940 Blairsville Int 44 9 1-U 55« 10 00 Altoona ~..4 4 36 645 8f ) 5 4*. Ilariisburg 41 ; 3 10 000 1 00 10 Philadelphia 44 ♦» |P. M. A. M. A. M V.M. P. M Through trains lor the eaat leave Pitt>urg (Union Station), as follows: — Atlantic Express, daily 2:50 A. m Pennsylvania Liiultod u 7:16 44 Day Express, 44 7:30 44 Main Line Express, * 8:00 44 Harrishurg Mail, " 12 45 r m Philadelphia Exprewt, * ... ...4:50 44 Mail and Express daily. For New York only. Through buffet slee|M*r; nocoackes 7:(S» 14 Eastern Express, 4 .7:10 44 fast Line, 1 ..... .. ......8.30" PittHhurg Limited, «laily, with through coaches to New York and sleeping cars to New York, Bait in) ore and Washington only. No extra lan? on this train 10:00 44 I'hilad'a Mail, Suudaxi on.y .. .. 8:40 A.m For Atlantic Otj (via Delaware River Bridge, nil .ail rot.le), 8:00 A.M, and <3O p.M, dail 7to P.M., daily with through Pullmau mli ?i>'ug ca \ Foi detail«Ml information, a yi II Funcltou '3 jT ('tmigtvillf 10 4:t| (K 12 01 (xjwunHvillo. | 13 vill*. . ... ; ' l h Wi-wt M i imki-4 » V* I ''27 K-lio II -".'t f'i 4''. 12 43 I lay ton I 11 :il !«i 5K 12 53 North Point 7 15* Hamilton |7 22' Horatio ' ! 7 IhiiixnitHWiii-y a 12 Itl 1 7 4(1 I 2* ('iirwiinnviU« a H ai+.l 4'- 34h U 03' ri.-nrfti-M ar H :u +4 «' 4 00 '> If. llußoin 7 »i 12 '■> 3 20|M :iO, 2 17 Kal'H fli c k 7 2* 12 52 330 p.iu 224 llro-k way villi- 7 42 1 Oil 3 4HI 2 41) lUdK«vay * 1H 1 46 4 211 3 15 JoliimoiilnirK H 4M 1 fi7 4 il 2 M Ml J, ».-.i II :i4 2 4'|, 5 4>l 4 14 Itnullonl al 111 30 3 2.'> '» i "'J j . r > 00 Sa'amaiii a ar an. 44 01 !■.■■■ ' htb ar r. 40 17 10 lUa-hi-atiT ar 6 3o| , M 2^ pin I I i 'ii SOt'TH BOUND. _ r.A. .tN TIMK | +l3 i+s T1 •T~ IWN •" I" | a u a "i P.BB Ml ItucliiMtrr "CO N 45 HulUo I* # 4.'' 'lO 00 Mamanca Iv' I 11+251 Brail'ird Iv I 7 <'>l2 10.4 3d'l2 20 Mr. J«*i tt 84212 5» 27' 1i« JoliiiaonlmrK I 0 27 1411) 12 151 Hlilfcway . I !l 5* 2 "0,« 41 2 o7 llri.k way villi- . 10 37 2 32 7 23 2 4n KalU ( ii.uk 7 i;; 10 M 2 4" 7 4 : t 54 Oußola IT SO 111 Oil 2 SBIT M 3 <6 flwrtlilil i»i e on ii+2h # m OWWMtflh lij li l« ll+3'j|7 OH| IHk Klin 7 50 11 2 3 2O|h Z R > I'mixaiitawnoy hO3ll 45 3 H 403 4m . . , Iv H OTi a.in 335 p.m 150 lloraio H 12 llan- Hon H 21 North Point H I toy ton H 47 4 Of, 4 'Si VA 1.0 M :.M 4 9»| ,4 SI W. MI Mottgrov- Moutgomeryville .... 'J L* Cowan.villi, ii 84 ('riiijjm lie !l 4"' 4 57: .16 I^l tVni-lloii . 0 50 lint.i- 10 25 311 I j r i(l Alli'Klo'iiy I I" A W, Sia II 'I j 7 W Pltlnburi? / arrive a.m p.m I I a.m * Daily, f Daily except Sunday. Trains If mill (J are solid veatibuled, equipped with handaonie day tioachos, cafe and reclining t liair cars Trains 2 and 7 have Pullman Sleepe. ; between Buffalo and Pittsburg. Edwabd 0. LAPBY. Uen'l Pas.-.. Agent, Kocheater N. Y. Karl Schluchter, F < V*RI to 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 colotings in l ine Broadcloths, Venetian, Prune'- la, Homespuns, Serges, Pebble Cheviots, Zibiline and Storm Serges in all the newest shades —gray, castor, brown, blue and blacl' 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 Millmery. Try us. Mrs. J. E. Zimmerman, H PAPES, JEWELERS, jf o# DIAMONDS, j" 4/5 i WATCHES, to oj CI OCRS, } JEWELRY, J $ J SILVERWARE, 5 r ~ 5 J SILVER NOVELTIES, ETC. t 3 2 5 We repair all kinds of £ 53? Broken Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, etc ? J/J J Give our repair department a trial. £ mj| We take old gold and silver the same as cash. £ PAPE'S, \l J 3 J 122 S. Main St., Butler, Pa. p Reminders ■ C for today, tomorrow or any other day. That Our Beef, Iron 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, on - sales of these a:e increasing daily. That in our Presi iption department nothing enters but the best, and a prescriptions fi!led in the most careful and scientific manner. REDICK Ss- grohman, 109 N. Main St,. Pre. iption D-uggists. F A;ler, PP. PITTSBURG ACADEMY! J. .. .. .. , PHTSBCRO'S LEADING SCHOOL. Diploma admits to College. AniL 9 flnOnQ '■ Courses embrace Elocution, Classics, Scientific, Normal, J, /lltfl ■ t UjJCHO •. Cf>mmercial, lmiwintc Stenography and ' *" ■ So , • } MfKlern iAnjniagcs, Militar>' Training. Seventeen able and j < I/... o6oti 4-i experienced teachers. Cal lat office or send for hand-book, "i IDuUJI I. WARREN LYILE, President, Cor. Rots and Diamond Sts. IUMP Q _ A CRUSH S In the prices of stiff ( ) and Straw hats. c In this sale all our new si/l-s ard shapes in siiff and straw hats will be inc'uded and y*>u ha\ _• the benefit of all that's now at the "Crush Price." Jno- S Wick. 212 S. Ma'a i> Eatler, Pa Opposite P. O. fChase Bros ' A PIANOS v Are used in thousands of hotin They've been before the tieop'e for the last 40 years, making awl gain "g new f. lends each year. Musicians and Ju.'go of l'ianos speak h good w »rd and ine highest ptai.se for tiie Ch.>se II os. T .iuo'« always. A 9 site represeatative for the manu facturers, I am 11 a posi' oa lo s"!i you a piano right, and 01 terrs lo su't your convenience ill every way. Kindly call at my ware ooui and t amine for yourself the pianos .'ley 1 e there to be seen and htird. .Vade and warranted to you by one of the wealtu iest manufacturer in the cou i* _/, yoj run no risk. Hoping to count you 0.1 my list of customers, I am Yours for bi)s : 'iess, W. R. NEWTON, 317 Sout.i Ma rt S ■ Butler Pa PATENT'"IDEA. It may mean afo tne o 1 I p.o cure and sell patents. K S. HARRISON ateiit Attarui,', 427 Fi .h Ave., Pittsourg, Pa. Pearson B. Nace's Livery Feed and Sale Stable Rear of Wick House Butler Penn'a. The best of horses and first class rigs al *avs on hand and for hire. I; t accommodations in town for perma nent boarding and transient trade. Spec! at care guaranteed. Stable Room For 65 Horses. PA good class of horses, both drivers and d*fi(l 2 »rses always on hand and for sale under a full guarantee; and horses bou*rht pon proper notification by PEARSON B NACE. I elephone. No. 219. snyderTthompson West Jelerson St, Batler, Pa. . j .yr-v' BOAHD. t SG AiSD ?\ 1.3 STABLE. PLFNTY OP ROOM. GOOD C\Rfi AND FiRST CLASS EQUIPMENT. r -Sr 'TSR, *v; - A Tito ." son. \ Pcnle'B i ' o.ie 1-^9, P.- s Phoie 59 Now is The Time to Have Your Clothing CLE AN ED DYED. If you want goou and reliable cleaning or dyeing done, there is just one place in town where you can get it, and that is at The Butler D v e Works 216 Center avenue 5S)uWc 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 for the Jaiuestown Slid ar Blind Co.—Now York. R. FISHER mi 1" lily and 1 ie :. h . user (■ lion •. .. nin -1 :. .s .< -■> -4. l :o«< | RAPE'S Heading Millinery Houses j Clearance Sale A ALL SUMMFR HILLINERY a *122 SOUTH MAIN ST., BL'TLER.4 r r nrs IS T0 KE THK v£AR 0F ALL years for A Ak -' old Butler Couni/, and as we arc one the oldest fn s s n ling, we deem it our duty to ccitbrate in a measure, l :t is >y m?\ : ng it the '"BANNER YEAR" ot our business. \Y<- have jusi opened and placed on exhibition, and we rr y a ' on Sale, one c the mos' complete lines of SPRING GOOI J ver h.-oivjht iiitt ..his city. In this line the following are" nclude Punjab Percales, Lawns, Dimities, Silk Ginghams, Laces, Embroideries, Puffing, All Overs. CARPET DEPARTMENT. t We have no hesitation i; ying that we have the L^ r gc.,t, M' L C > r>piete, and best assorted of CARPET in Butler County. I\< ng the celebra ed Hartford Axminster, Sanford & Wi'jc.n's \\ - 'on Velvet, old re'iable Body Brussels. I, 2, and 3-ply In ;,*r , of eve / price ? id description, A*-t Squares, Druggevs, an.i or "Centennial Rug, '»'7e 36x40 inches, a'l-wool, at 25 cents each; a v table celebration in itself. DUFFY'S STORE, Butler, Pa. MAIL ORDERS RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION Patterson Rro's 3rd Midsummer C 1 ea ra nce sr>a I e of WALL PAPER. Sale Begins Monday, July 23rd We have a large stock of all grades of wall paper and it must go as we do not in:-n Ito carry any goods over until next season , H ere is a money saving opportunity that you ca i not '.fiord to m s. See our Remnant Eargain Counter. Windo v Shades a 1 Cost. Patterson Bros., 2 ,6 North Main Street, Butler, Pa Wick Building. Peoples' Phone 4-00 Announcement OF Clearance Sale G.eat le luction in every artiele pertaining to MiLLiNFRT. A great variety of TRIMMED HATS for Ladi'-s, Misses and J - d"en, p'l reduced to one half the former price. Sailors, noL> • : , chiffons, flowers, ornaments, straw, braidj, nettings; also all ui.t." »>- mcd kats, sacrificed at bargain sales, not rega ding cost as we n« 1 the space for fall goods. Sale will cc i:in L 'e a'l during moith of August at Rockenstein's, 3 i Soulh M?i » Stree», Futlrr, '"-i UP AG.' T N IT. Vou will lind yourself if you don't pi- ' . aC' veland or Crescent bicycle. Tli y ate bu : ?t like a watch and will last fo. years. C escent <.25.' > to #35-00. C < .eiaiul $35.00 to $50.00. Good second hand wheels SIO.OO. We c?rry a com pl~~ line of tires and bicycles parts; also C;> .ic-ras of »U kinds and Photo Supplies; al;o the Edison and Columbia talking machines from $5.00 up. A new, lot of Keco.ds just received. R. L. KIRKPATRICK, Jeweler and Graduate Optician- Next to Court House. made wilh pure SRANISH LICORICE- 0 1 for cure of C2UGHS«»C9LDS| 5-jO 1 J Packages •» h '' - • •• , I*.- • ' In decorated Tin Boxes. - Pocket «>ize I *2B C pc BOX * Sold by Druqqiit J. everywhere or it" ' ( jc. 'j, p7ebaiS. Main St. Butler PA Cures Dni:il. eel^V M KEELEY Write lor INSTITUTE. VUI u<« Booklet rrrnai u«, ft. i Eyes Examined Free of Clia: ye R. L. KIRKPATRICK. Jeweler and Giadua'e Op' c ; a Next Door to Court Hou. e. Bui lei . a CllfliKtor'a WMll'fc nUßsnd Hwsl. .ENNYROYAL PILL ] J| Orlff«tl ud Oblj Omulrc A «Arc, *l*«y« laoil* ul A \ AA\ Si itt I>r««Ut for ChLchtsfr» HnaUtk Di* I r " 1 ' ffri1 ~ * ,D Krd and Cold m«vAllUi\\fy rv ><>*«•• raM with bio* ribbon. Tak« U' w i%Ci]«oolbfr. d«*c m " y ** mlitihf v ) / w Artums —td UmUaMons A l I>n>g*i*U, or mcl 6* I W - M la iuap« foe ptrtloiltn, tcaUamkli ul t> 0 " Rdur for Ladle*," <« W«ir, by r«t«m /T HI'L 10,(MOTMUqwuii. F«4/YR, " At all I»rucfl«u. Cklt'ktatcr Chcmlfd «'«s 1400 RU»«R*. I'HII.ADA., PA V TA --de ß nta H l rook si:! ■ 1 I ' 39 - sth Avo., Plttib j Si > V^r< PRACTICA' :L, nPS II CROWN *»« l WI.I * ; 7,11 «l" r HlU.lmrj-WHY HOT O J 'JJJWI /lIYOURS? «»IJ CROW'.: 1 ¥if ril w"" 1 BRIDGE work mlan-ii • « I* 1 \« 11 Uts PER TOOTH Al n. « y y W'lt'orTeelh nimlr.CN I,VJ J. W. MEYERS DEALER IN Pianos and Organs. McPANN P. 0., Hutler ■ . , "i I on wf nt a p'«mo or <> <' op inc a 't and I v i ; l UDOil you. a postal curd to I I IIW~ or call up No. 4 1 U" Iwl Of the People's Phone < r lull I 22~3 a,ui W. B. MctiEfARY'S ncn wagon, running to and from liis Steam Carpet-Cleaning establishment. will call at your hottfe take away your (lirty car[>els ami return them in a nl ->• aicoSts., near Am I't-nn iVixit, bUTi.KB PA