Stomachs 01 Stilts. The man who puts on stilts does not in crease his actual stature by the breadth of a hair. He feels taller while he's on the stilts, and when he's off them he feels - shorter than he ever J felt. Stimulants are the stilts of the stom ach. They make a man feel better for the JK'fflMiilf k t ' me k ut / r» ' ' -A 1 feels a great deal worse Mmu Is' i for them afterward. \ \ ■ 1 "ffl The need of the man Kjl |ij j fw hose stomach is \1 Lmmb Jf" weak" is not stimu y N lation but strength. t) Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery nil 818 perfectly answers that IBP 9B need. It cures the dis- V eases of the digestive and nutritive system 993 which make the stom ach "weak." It en |i» ■ ables the digestion and gjj H assimilation of food, so ■ VI that the body receives W \ the nutrition on which [ y depends its strength, i "I took two bottles ot Dr. Pierce's Golden Med ical Discovery for stomach trouble " writes Clarence Carnes. Esq., Taylorstown. Loudoun Co.. Va. "It did me so much good that I ./ > didn't take any more. I /£- can eat most anything now. I am so well pleased with it I hardly know how to thank you for your kind information. I tried a whole lot of things before I wrote to you. A gentleman told me of your medicine, and how it cured his wife. Thought I would try a bottle of it. Am now glad that I did. for I do not know what I should nave done had it not been for Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery." The sole motive for substitution is to permit the dealer to make the little more profit paid by the sale of less meritorious medicines. He gains; You lose. There fore accept no substitute for "Golden Medical Discovery." The sluggish fiver is made active by the use of Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. How About Your Heart Feel your pulse a few minutes. Is it regular? Are you short of breath, after slight exertion as going up stairs, sweeping, walking, etc? Do you have pain in left breast, side or between shoulder blades, chok ing sensations, fainting or smothering spells, inability to lie on left side? If you have any of these symptoms you certainly have a weak heart, and should immediately take Miles' Heart Cure Mr. F. H. Oaks of Jamestown, N. Y, whose genial face appears above, says: "Excessive use of tobacco seriously affected my heart I suffered severe pains about the heart, and in the left shoulder and side; while the palpitation would awaken me from my sleep. I began taking Dr. Miles' Heart Cure and soon found permanent relief." Bold by til Druggists, Or. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind. - [W BOOK .MAILED FREE. A. A. > FEVER.". Congestions, Inflamma- CUBES i Hons, Lang Fever, Milk Fever. B. It. (WPR VINH. Lameness, Injuries, ccaxst Rheumatism. r. C. (MIRE THROAT. Quinsy. Epizootic, cms) Distemper. *£[wOBMS, Dots. Grabs. E. B. I rOt'feUM, fold*. InflarnzA, Inflamed Cum(LunK«. Plcuro-Pneumonia. r.r.jCOLIC. BHlyarhr, Wind-Blown. cumn S Diarrhea, ll>»eniery. ii.ii. Prevent* MISCARRIAGE. I. I. )*KI\ DIKE AfcE", Manse. Eruptions, ccais f lleers, Urease, Farcy. J. H.I BAD CONDITIO*. flaring Coat, crus (Indigestion, fctomarb Nlturri. «Uc. oscli; Stable Case, Ten Specifics, Book. Ac., sl. At druggists, or sent prefwlil on receipt at price. Humphrey*' Medicine Co., Cor. William ft John Streets, Sew York. ' Nasal Catarrh quickly yield* to treat ment by Ely's Cream Halm, which ia agree ably aromatic. It is received through the noatril*, cleanses and heals the whole sur face over which it diffuses itself. Druggists ■ell the 50c. size; Trial size by mail, 10 cents. Tast it and yon are snre to continue the treatment. Announcement. To accommodate those who are partial to the use of atomizers in applying liquids into the na«U passages for catarrhal trou ble*, the proprietors prepare Cream Balm in liquid form, which will be known as Ely's Liquid Cream Balm. Price including the •praying tube is 75 cents. Druggists or by mail. The liquid form embodies the med icinal properties of the solid preparation. JHE SONG fOU WANJ They Died for Liberty OR The Biddle Brothers Fate FOR SALE BY W. R. Newton THK PIANO MAN. At cer^ts. 317 South Main St., Butler, Pa. SOMETHING NEVY_^> In the photograph line can be seen at the Findley Studio. The Artist Proof photograph on exhibition now, they are winners and please all who want an arti.stis picture Stop in and see them. Novelties for Ho'iday trade now ready. Broaches and buttons of all descriptions. Copying and enlarging. A. L. FINDLEY, Telephone 236 P O H'H'e, Butler Branches—Mars and Bvans City. A Little Misunderstanding. Soon after the convening of a new session of congress announcement was made of the approaching marriage of i Anson G. McCook, who was then sec retary of the senate. A subscription was Immediately started among the senators for the purchase of a wedding j present. Two or three prominent sen ! ators volunteered to collect the money, j Senator X., one of the richest men in i the senate at that time, was one of 1 these. i Seeing a new senator who had not : yet been approached on the subject, , Senator X. went to him and said, "Sen ator Blank, I want you to give me ! $25." "What for?" demanded the new mem ber. "For MeCook's wedding present," ex plained Senator X. "I'll see you about it tomorrow," an swered Blank, with a scowl, i "All right," said Senator X. as he walked away, "but don't forget it" Senator Blank watched him until he was out of hearing, and then, turning to his eolleague, remarked with warmth: "Well, I've heard of cheeky things in my life, but that man beats all! What do you think? He Just asked me to give him $23 to buy a wedding pres ent for bis cook!" New York Times. Ttie Tall Gentleman. A Frenchman visiting a fashionable concert garden in St. Petersburg some years ago stopped a passing Russian officer and asked for a light for his cigar, which had gone out. The officer, after a moment's hesitation, banded his own cigar to the Frenchman and look ed on with a smile of resignation at the Litter's frantic efforts to get a light. "You are French, I believe?" said the officer. "Not only French, but from Tou louse!" "Is this your first visit to Russia?" "Yes." "Ah, now I understand why you did not salute the tall gentleman in uni form who was with me when you ask ed me for a light" ' The tall gentleman? I did not notice him. Who Is he?" "The emperor," replied the officer, at last regaining possession of his cigar. "Are you sure?" "Perfectly. He happens to be my father." Fox'a Wit. The following Is one of the many stories told about Charles James Fox. the English statesman and orator: Mr. Ilare, envoy to the court of Po land, occupied rooms In the statesman's "diggings." He was a great personal friend and Indeed a man of very sim ilar tastes. They were each the ob jects of continual inquiry ou the part of tradesmen and others. One day Fox, looking out of the upper window, descried two men watching the house and waiting. With a genial smile, he shouted, "Pray, gentlemen, wiU you tell me. are you Fox hunting or Hare hunt ing today?" The bailiffs were so tickled that they went away. Snakes Csed by Charmers. Cobras are selected by the so called snake charmers of both Egypt and In dia for their performances. The Egyp tian charmers sometimes pretend to change the serpent Into a rod, and, ac cording to Geoffrey St Hilaire, this appearance can be induced by giving a strong squeeze to the animal's neck, which induces a convulsive rigidity from which the animal soon recovers. It need hardly be said that the snake charmers always carefully extract the fangs of the snakes they use.—Quarter ly Review. Death Superstitions. Death superstitions are rife In the West Indies. To the people there ev erything out of the ordinary is a "sign." In Cuba n with a sore or wound of any kind will not look upon a dead person, fearing that the spot will be come incurable. The rum used in wash ing a Delicate. Guest From the City (dining with the isolates)— Are you— er—delicate about having thirteen at tbe table? Mr. Isolate of Lonelyvllle (gasping)— Delicate? Heavens, yes! If we In vited more than two or three guests to dinner at one time, we'd lose our cook! —Puck. Last Word* at the Farmhouse. "Now, Hiram, don't look out the car window or shake hands with stran gers." "All right. Mehltable, an' don't you sign any contracts with book agents." —lndianapolis News. Not a Heavy. Stubba—So the grocer's son turned out to be a pugilist? I wonder what class? Penn—Why, if he takes after his fa ther, he'll be a lightweight, of courses- Chicago News. Accnracy. Reporter— I The name of that man on the west side who was struck by light ning Is Brzlnslatoskiwlcz. Assistant City Editor—What was his name before be was struck by light nkag? Every Individual In this world Influ ences some one person, and the greater we make ourselves the greater we make some ono else. —Ladies Home Journal. The Origin of Speech. The dog can emit- four or five differ ent tones, each Indicative of a special mental condition and each fully under stood by its companions. The barn door fowl Is credited with from nine to twelvo distinct vocal sounds, each ca pable of a special Interpretation by Its fellows. The gestures of tbe lower an imals are cither facial, like the grim aces of the monkey, or changes of bod ily attitude, like those of a dog. After citing the above mentioned facts the president of the anthropological sec tion of the British association in n re cent address went on to say that he thought it might not unreasonably be Inferred that the remote progenitors of man relied upon equally lowly means of communication and that from such humble beginnings speech has been slowly evolved. Even yet we find gestures, facial expressions and cer tain vocal sounds often more eloquent than words.—Youth's CompuuioD. Prepared For All Kraerßenrle*. It Is proverbial, of course, that the French shopman always hopes to make twice OB much as he should out of the Englishman and twice as much again out of the American. An English tour- 1 Ist who knew the French shopman, though he did not know his language, adopted a simple expedient for trans acting his business abroad. He carried u card Into every shop he entered on one side of which was written, "Com blen?" (How much?) and on the other. "Je vous donnerai la moitlo" (I will give you half). It Is said that he never found further conversation necessary. ' ; Mercantile Appraiser's List for 1902. NAME CLASS ADDRESS ADAMS TWP. Beringer HH. store. Myoma, Irvine C B. " CalUry. Irvine C B. " Junction Pharmacy, drugs. Leonard Mrs B. cigars, Murray P H, cigars Shannon J F. store Strable & Wasson, coal Xewhonse & Godard, millinery, '' Thomas J H, store Windhorst F C, store, Downeyville. ALLEGHENY TWP. : Meek James, store Bonus, ! Parks E C. store. Six Points Sehell J D. store. Crawfords Corners BRADY TWP. | Glutton Miss E J, store. West Liberty i Hine« W P. store I McCurdv Wal. store, Elora | Robinson W W. store. Pump I Staaf John, confection. West Liberty, j Wick J S, store, Pump BUFFALO TWP. ( Cramer Rav W. store, Silverville I Clowes C E". cigars, Freeport | Drane Philip, phospate, Sarversvnle | Watson Wm, lumber I Witte W H. store, I Wilkewitz Godfrey, store BCTLER TWP. I Emerick W J, store, Batler Stoner C & G, store Dickson B C, store CENTRE TWP. Borland JW. store, McCandlass Fleeger A F, store, Holman Dr A, drngs Miller D C, store CHERRY TWP. Bolinger A. confectionery, Coaltown Elliott H W, store Fogal V. store Graham W J, store, Moniteau McCoy John F & Co, store. Anandale Porter Belle M cigars, Bovard Tannahill Lillie, millinery, Anandale Magee A J. feed. Bovard Welsh James, store, Coaltown CLEA RFIIJLD TWP. Fenuell Peter, store, Fennel ton Krauze Robt & Sons, store, Coylesville Sipe W J & Bro, store, Fennelton CLINTON TWP. Anderson R J, store. Flick Harvey James, phosphate, Ekastown Harvev John & I N, " Riddles x Roads Hay TA, phosphate, Ivy wood Hay D A, cigars Kennedy T G, store Snider S, cigars. Riddle x Roads Snider W H, buggies Marshall W S, store Thompson John, store Ivy wood Thompson Charles, cigars, Moore S C, lumber " Wood W, store, Riddles x Roads CONXOQCENESSING TWP. Kneiss F E. store. Whitestown Sarver F M, store, Buttercup CLAY TWP. Arthurs J B, store, Euclid Recker Walter, store, Clatonia Stepp Harry, phosphate, Euclid Sherwin S, store, Sherwin Wick H B, store, Clatonia CONCORD TWP. Balsinger & Stewart, store. Magic Kuhn John R, store. Hooker Knlin W H & Bro, store, Larimore John, store, Magic Mark well Frank, store, Greece City McCleary Jos R, cigars, Magic CRANBERRY TWP. Frantz John, store Ogle Garvin & Son, store Hendrickson A G, store Meeder Geo, seed/ Kershler And, Implements " Wagner H E, store, Trail DONEGAL TWP. Cate H S, store, Greer Griffen F A, store, Rattigan Graham J H, store, St. Joe FRANKLIN TWP. Watson Wm & Son, store, Isle Watson Wm & Son, store, Mt Chestnut FAIRVIEW TWP. Day W P, store Peachville EriKlisb & Whitney, hardware Richards B H, cigars FORWARD TWP. Bradley W H, store, Carr, Rex L A, coal Schilling Alex, store, Reibold Starkey I), store, Zeno JACKSON TWP. Kirker S D, feed, Harmony Snitzel M A, store, Eidenan JEFFERSON TWP. Hartenstein L, store, Great Belt Lang W M. saddlery Montac J E, hardware, lefferaon Centre Oneal M, store, Great Belt Smith W B&Son,store,Jefferson Centre Schroth L J, cigars MIDDLE LANCASTER. Metz A E & Son,store.Middle Lancaster Lnderer J A, store MIDDLESEX TWP. Brown Ed, store Glade Mills Cooper & Croft, store Cowan Ed, meat Cowan Charles, "tore MoFann L 11, store, McFann Miller J H, cigars Glade Mills Marks & Whitesides, store Snider J A, buggies Shintag Cbas, harness MARION TWP. Bailey JHS, storr, Slipperyroc.k Baldien Herman, hardware, Boyer Uorinely J H, store, Mnrrinsville Kerr A P, confections, Boyer Mabold Win, store Murrinsville Middendorf H J, store, Boyer Bpronll I Iron, feed Sisney L J, store MERCER TWP. Bovard Jas (',& Sons lnmber.Foregtville De March F. cigars Owens E L, store Shields Fannie, store MUDDYCRKEK TWP Fislier C L, store. Rose Point Neely M L, store, Piano OAKLAND TWP. Ball Oeo. store, North Oakland Badger S B, store, Sonora Flick O A, store, St. Joe PENN TWP. Bowser R M & Son, store, Renfrew Brown A B, notions, Dontett A M, store, Brownsdale Fiock Amos, confections, Bntler Boon L S, meats Renfrew, Kennedy Wilson, cigars, " Kirkpatrick Bros, store, " Noel & Bagg, store Price Bros, hardware Renfrew Drag Co, drags Roberts D W & Son, coal Sntton A D, store, Meharg Wise W H, store, Leota Winters F .T, phosphate, Meharg Watson A R, cigars, Renfrew PARKER TWP. Allen W S, store, (Jlenora Black WC'&DH, store, Brnin | Dennison B E. drugs " Fisher John W, store Howard J C, store, Parkers Landing Lnc« W F, store, Brnin Morgan Jas A. store, Parkers Landing Orr J H. store Brnin Orr Jas W, store " SMPPKRYROCK TWP. Adams E 11, store. Wick Hitidman W J. store, Branchton Hall Amos, store, " Keister Mrs Matilda, store " Perry R C, store, Wick SUMMIT TWP. Carter A J, store, Carbon Centre Dittiner JJ. store Herman Li in berg F W, store " VENANGO TWP. Eakin C A, store, Ean Claire Jamison & Co, store, Ferris Jamison W C, store, Ean Claire Kohlmeyer , store. West Winfield Denny Flavins store, Leasnreville Denny & Hntzler, store, West Winfield Falkner LN, hardware. Carbon Black Keasey II C. lumber " Keasey Webster, lnmber Kranse & Freehling, hardware " Krana«' A & Son, store " hniith & Logan, store Schwartz Jacob,clothing, Weht Winfield WASHINGTON* TWP. Altmire Mrs L. store Hilliarda Anderson Mrs Eliz Black A J, feed Cook T E, store, Shira Dunn Mariah, store, Argentine Graham J P. store, Hilliard Mifflin & Mifflin, store. North Hope Moore & Moore, store McCaskey Mrs M, store. Shira McNamee T L, store Hilliard McKee & Co. hardware Seaton Herman, cigars. North Hope Thompson IN. drugs, _ " Thompson EC, store Hilliard Turnbull Robert, cigars Williamson J A, hardware, North Hope WORTH TWP. Cumley G W, store. Wimerton 1 Currie Martha M, cigars. Elmbud Gardner W F, store, Jacksville Reichart M. store COXNOQUENESSING TWP. Armstead Geo S, store. C'onnoquenessing Bamhart R & Son. store • Christie J L. drugs Nicklaa & Mechling, store i Purviance J T & W A, store " Steen & Rose, feed CENTERVILLE BORO. ! Attwell M J& Co, millinery, Slippery rock Bard & Son. store ; tiartz Ptter. candy j Bolton & Sheiver, store 1 Bingham F P. hardware | Bingham John P, implements " | C'lutton Frank, drugs ! Chandler E F. stationery ; Forester F L, Lumber Kt ister L D. furniture ! Kerr & Gibson, store Maybury & Co. gents furnishing " Morrison S L. feed McQuistion & Martin, meat Nuttall Mrs L A. millinery Rhodes L M, saddlery Roberts J M, implements Sneatben & Ramsey, store Stillwagon J N, harness Stoops & Coulter, store Williamson O N, jewelry Über & Son furniture Watson & Williams, candy EVANSBURG BORO. Barkey Enos, feed and coal, Evans City Barto David, shoes Burry & Markle, hardware Dum'bach Ed, lumber Dombart Geo D, store, Dumbar B W, store Eber B 11, store Eidelstein H, junk Green Jas, store Helm J J, harness Hyle Bros & Young, furniture " Hudson Robt. store Ifft Geo & Son, store Kinsey J C, harness Long M J, tobacco List J M. drugs Lynch Charles, confectionery Miller E F, feed Miller Charles, cigars Marburger, meat Nickolaas Bros, store Oil Well Sup Co, hardware Peffer Fred, music Ripper J A. stationary Srnathers A J, store Schofield & Meyers,gents furnh'g " Shoup L E. hardware Thomas J D, drugs Wahl W, cigars Zemon D, store FAIRVIEW BORO. Adams John, cigars Baldwin Hawn W C, store McClure Mrs S M, millinery Scott C; store Teuipleton S H. store HARRISVILLE BORO. Borland Bros, store Harrisville Brown R L. furniture Brown W E, meat Curry J E store Cumuiings L R, meat Elrick R E, drugs Humphrey D W & Co, store Morrison W L, store Morrison J 11, harness Kelly H A, hardware Snyder Charles, store Stein Mrs B. millinery Williamson J N, store HARMONY BORO. Bamhart J J. drugs Harmony Bame H W, store Beam S A. cigars Boyer ERR, cigars Box er Lt-vi, mMlicinei Kppintrer A. sfon* !"• ehiugtr Fred, hardware Harmony Milling Co. feed Hxrmony Cereal Co, feed Kirkt-r S D, feed Millimj.u & Bio store Miller Jas. jewelry Oil Well Snt> Cc, hardware Purdum F E, store Swain O D & (Jo store Winters Ed. hHrdware Webster & Atterbury, hardware " Wise H M, lumber Zeigler O W & Co. furniture " Ziegler Noah, meat Zeigler L N, cigars K \ HNS CITY BORO. Bnrke F K. store, Karns City Deiter Mrs C. store Kelly W S, meats McGill Geo A, hardware shir? & Wallace, drugs Shira & Wallace, hardware Wersh John, store MARS BORO. Boyd W D, store Mars Brown J M, store < raig Hardware Co, hardware " Crura A. store. Clark J S, lumber Davis J S, bakery Dun'-an & Dunlap, feed File Charles, jewelry .lordon & Co, store Kearns W C, confectionery Kerr & Sons, drugs Kerr L E, store Lydic & Co, store Link & Marshall, feed and coal " Levy B, Clothing " Miles John E, cigars vliles Thos H, cigars Miller John Pa. store, Nippacb A, meat, Patterson J I, drngs Redic K W. oil well supply Shannon W L, store Snyder Louis, junk Walters H W, harness. Zeigler Al. hardware Zeigler & Brown, shoes MILLERSTOWN BORO. Blackmail C S, drugs Chicora Campbell W W. store DeWolfe W L, drugs Davis I) J, cigars Davis D J, wall paper Deiter W M, store Frankle S B, store Fetzer G F, clothing Forqner B F. cigars Frederick & Co, lumber Glass Geo, store Gephardt E A, candy Grieffe & Shaffer, meats Hoch Bros, hardware Hoch A A, cigars " Harris Miss A M, millinery Harwitz Louis, store Harwitz Louis, junk Hays E F & Son, hardware Johnston OH, shoes Johnsrton C H, hardware James W E, harness Lackey W E, cigars Litzinger H C, store McMichael Miss E, millinery Pfaff Bros, confectionery Soharbach U, jewelry Teske Mrs C, notions [ Westermau Bros, store Warner C A. stationery PROSPECT BORO. Bowers A. drugs Prospect Critchlow Bros, store Dick F E. meat " . Glenn J G, furniture Hunter P L. cigars McCleary E L, «tore Milliman F D. hardware Riddle W R & Co. store Scott J C, hardware Wilson Miss M E, millinery PORTERSVILLE BORO. Brenueman D J, store, Portersville Brenneman J S, cigars Coovert A B. millinery Courtney J C " Darin W H. saddlery " Heberling Jennetta, millinery " Heberling Henry, hardware Humphrey Wm & Son, store " Hay J W. drugs McDonald Geo B. store " McDonald Geo B & Co. furnitur# " PETROLIA BORO. Brown Mrs S B, millinery Petrolia Campbell Asa J S, meat Chesebro E P. store Denholm T. store Kt.giibh R E. hardware Erwin Mrj/oJw, <'igars " Fritz F M. cigar. " 1 Foster W C, dsiupi !! I Foster W C, ahtt* >/ i Hawk J M & Soil, store Stoughton W R, store Smith J D,store *' Y eager S. junk SAXONBURO BORO. Bowman Charles, oil Saxonburg Helmbold Mrs Theo & Son, store " Horn Cora, millinery Krause T & Co, store Krause T. cigars Mershon Dr E B, drugs Maurhoff G W, store. " j Muder H A, furniture Schroth Mrs C, oysters , Schroth Wm & Sen. harness 1 Steubgen Bros, meats Schintag Mrs Lizzie, store " Raabe Mrs O M,cigars " VALENCIA BORO. ! Barr J C, store Valencia j Glasgow W A, hardware Perry J D. store j Rhodes M E. store Stoups Bros, hardware WEST SUXUURY BORO. Braden & Conway, store. West Sunbury Brown P P. harness Campbell M L, store " Donaldson Wm.cigars " j Hindman H C & Co, drugs " j Mechling Martha, furniture " ! Phoenix Milling Co, feed " Rhodes & Russell, store " Steindorf Bros, hardware " Sloan W A. jewelry /JELIENOPLE BORO. Blum John, shoes Zelienople Bumgardner W M. hardware " Bastain D G, hardware " Dindinger C L & N R, store Doutt Bros, store " Dodds V J. store " Fishkom F A, hardware " Goehring Bros, feed and coal " Graham & Ogilvie, cigars " Gibson J A.confection " Householder Geo. implements ' Hartung Alb, harness " Ifft John & Co. lumber " Kaufman Mrs Mary, shoes " Kline Mrs A L, millinery " King Geo, confection " Kocher C B. feed Luch Frantz F. cigars " Lauten E F, meat " Linenbrink Mrs E C,millinery " Meeder A H & Co. store McKimm H A. tobacco Marshall A S. hardware Passavant 0 S, otore Rumbaugh D M, cigars Reibold Jacob, music instru Reed C E. drugs Stokey H W. cigars Seaton A & Son. lumber Winter Albert, jewelry Zehner Edwin, furniture Zehner Fred, feed BUTLER BORO.— Butler P. O. Aiken D L. store, 317 Centre Ave Allen J Wes, tobacco, 119 N Main St Anderson B C.confect'y. 103 Centre Ave Arlington Hotel, cigars. 220 S Main St Bayonet V, store, 131 Short St Balph J F, drugs, 229 and 231 S Main St Boyd C N, drugs. Diamond Block Beihl C, st.ire. cor 3rd and Brady Beihl Henry, hardware, 122 N Main St Bickel John, shoes, 126 S Main St Bowman Hotel, cigars. Centre Ave Boos Jacob, store. 348 S Main St Brown & Co, furniture, 136 N Main St Brackney C L, store, 327 North St Bruel D & E,millinery,23s E Jefferson St Butler Hide s, wall paper, 251 S Main St Fisher W A. store, 257. S Main St Godwin Ch.is A, jewelry. 103 E Jeff St Grieb E, jewelry, 137 and 139 N Main St (irahain Bros, store, 150 S Main St Greek American Fruit Co fruit 229 S Main St Gilbert J G. ciuars. P & W depot Harper Bros, store, 351 Centre Ave Haworth J W. cigars. Hotel Waverly Humes T B. cigars. Park Hotel Hunch J R, furniture. 200 N Main St Heinzer M N, store,3l6, 318 Zeigler Ave Hotel Willard,cigars cor Main& Wayne Henchberger C. store, 400 Franklin St Hilderbrand J & Son meat, 135N MainSt Hull H. store, 423 Centre Ave Huselton B C, 102 N Main St Hotel Butler, cigars, Sonth Main St Harvey C J, Drugs, 345 S Main St Huff F J,plumber, 112 E Cunningham St Johnson Chrystal Phar, drugs, 106 N Main St Jack John S, stationery, 237 S Main St Jackson & Mitchell, hardware, 147 S Main St Kirk H D, cigars, 215 S Main St Kamerer G D, store 231 Centre Ave Kamerer W A, store, 100 Mercer St Kaufman Jnlinl, store, 126 S Main St Kemper John, harness, 342 S Maiu St Ketterer Bros, shoes, 224 S Main St Ketterer Geo, furniture, 222 S Main St Kirkpatrick R L. jewelry,246 S Main St Kirkpatrick Wm M,store, 30t;N MainSt Kihn Peter, cigars, 223 Centre Ave Kruit G J. meat, 107 S Main St Kemper Anth, cigars, 105 W Cunningham St Klingler H J & Co, feed, 139 E Jeff St Koch C & Son, store, 124 N Main St Koch Frank & Son, hardware, 129 S Main st Kummer Mrs A, meat, 331 S Main St Kummer Bros, meat, 122 E Wayne St Kipple J I), store, 370 Centre Ave Lentz E E, store, 418 Centre Ave Leighner Carl 11, jewelry, 209 H Main St Lester W J, store, 642 Brown Ave Lowry Hotel, cigars. cor Main and Jefferson St Martincourt S B & Co, vehicles, 128 E Jefferson St Metzger W F, shoes. 127 S Main St Moser Geo, cigars, 341 S Main St Miller G Wilson,store. 116 E Jefferson St Miller Henry, store, 234 S Main St Miller Gus A, cigars, 117 S Main St Miller C E, shoes, 215 S Main St Morrison T A. confectionery,2l2 S Main Moore John d, store, 230 N Main St Mardorf O W, bicycles. 111 W Jeff St Moore Henry, cigars. Opera Block Myers A K, store. 109 E Jefferson St McClain M, furniture, 404 Centre Ave McCrea W S & Co, feed, Church alley Mcßride I J. wall paper, 144 W Jeff St McGuire C H. store, 305 Centre Ave McCandlass A. store, 360 E Jefferson St McCabe J E. cigars, 407 S McKean McVay W S, cigars, 335 S Main St McCutcheon J E. junk, cor McKean and (Quarry Sts Newton W R. organs, 317 S Main St Niggel Jos, hardware,l3o E Jefferson St Nickle W If. variety, 103 S Main St Nixon Mrs Jennie, cigars. Central Hotel Natioual Supply Co, hardware, 321 S Main St O'Brien W II & Hon, store, 107 E Jeff St Oil Well Supply Co, hardware, 120 E Jefferson St Paganelli Doin, con feet., 225 Centre Ave Patterson J N. clothing, 141 S Main St Patterson Bros,wall paper,236N MainSt Phiiipa O M, store, 311 S Main St Poolos Socraties, confect . 133 S Main St Purvis S G Co, luinhur. Franklin St Ptipe EA, cigars, 119 E Jefferson St Pape C F T, jewelry, 121 E Jefferson St Pape Destelia L. millinery,ll3 S Mainst Ralston WE, jewelry, 120 S Main St ' Reed JM, cigars, 243 " J Reiber Alf & Bro.dry g00d5,205 '• Reiber A & H, store, 143 Reed's Pharmacy, drugs 101 Redic & Grohmiin,drugs, 10(1 N Main St Richey John A, confectionary. 142 S Main St Rockenstein M & P, millinary, . WH Main St Rockenst#in M C. hardware. 1 21 N Main St Rockenstein Jos, harness. 14(5 N Main St Roessing B C, harness, 119N* Main St Ruff A & Son, shoes. 114 S Main St Rush C M, confectionery, 3'23 S Main St Stein John, " 11? E Wayne St Singer M'f'g Co, machines. 140 E Jefferson St Schaul & Nast. clothing. 1157 S Main St Schleich & Niggel. fish. 11"> W Jeff St Scaaffner Geo, cement.3oo Lookont Ave Shira C C. store. 340 Locust St Schloss Bros, clothing. 201 S Main St Sherman C,confectionery.22o Centre Ave Smith E S. cigars. 3.>6 E Jefferson St Smith H J. cigars, Rear Hotel Butler Smith Philip, cigars, 132 E Jefferson St j Smith E L. confectionery. 107 Centre Ave Smith A M, cigars. 317 S McKean St Stock C. hardware. 332 S Main St ! Steele A, clothing, 104 S Main St ! Stein L & Son, dry goods, 10y N Main St Sutton J P. drug?. 213 S Main St ! Sullivan Thos. harness. 132 W Jeff St ! Stewart J C, buggies. 808 Centre Ave j Sweeney S A. cigars, 116 W Jefferson St ! Say J C. lumber, Monroe St : The Evans M'f'g Co. hardware, cor Wayne & McKean St The "I Core U" Co, medicnes, 106 Centre Ave ! Troutman's Sons, dry goods. 200 and 202 S Main St | Yosel J W. wall paper. 136 S Main St Vogley & Herrit. meat, 315 Centre Ave | Walters Geo & Son, feed, Washington and Mill St Waker J L. cigars, 326 S Main St Whitehill G W, plumber, 318 S Main st Weihe & Gibson, hardware. 223 Centre Ave Wilson W B. hardware, 102 '* Wick L C. lumber, Opp P & W depot White J E, confectionery. Wallula Ave Wick WS & E,lumber,227 B Jefferson st Wick John S, gents furnishings. 242 S Main st Wright J B. store, 300 Second st Wuller D H. drugs, 112 S Main st Walter G H. bycicles, 103 S Main st Wheeler & Wilson, machines. W Jeff st Youni/ Mrs Lizzie M. millinery. 232 S Main st Zimmerman Mrs J E, dry goods. 100 N Main st Ziefe Max. junk near Lead Works WHOLESALE VENDERS. Atlantic Ref. Co. oil. Butler Harmony Milling Co. feed. Harmony. Klingler H J & Co. feed, 139 E. Jeffer son St, Butler McCrea WS & Co, feed. Church alley, Butler. The Robert McCoy Co, groceries, But ler Sarver AH, buggies. 309 N Main St, Butler Rumberger W F, wool, 150 S Main St, Butler Walter Geo & Sons, feed, Washington and Mill Ste, Butler REAL ESTATE—Butler. Austin D W. real estate. Hotel Williard Christley LE, real estate, W Diamond Hazlett & McCullough real est, Kelly John K, real estate, E Cunning ham St Miller WH, real estate, 12 S Diamond McJnnkin Ira, real estate, Armory bldg Vogeley Theo, real estate, 238 S Main Walker Wm. real estate, Ketterer bl'k EXCHANGE BROKERS- Butler Keene Bros, E Brokers, Bickle Block Maney Jos, E Broker. Reiber Block Huselton J F, E Broker, Sutton Block BILLIARD TABLES AND BOWLING ALLEYS, ADAMS TWF Murray P H, 3 tables, Callery BUTLER BOKO. Root S M, 9 tables. Butler Millenger & Pfiester, 5 tables, Butler CENTREVILLE BORO. Ramsey W T, 2 tables, Slipperyrock EVANSBURG BORO. Donaldson T A, 4 tables. Evans City HARMONY BORO. Schontz CL. 3 table*, Harmony MARS BORO~ Miles T H, 3 tables, Mars MILLERSTOWN BORO. Tadder G P, 3 tables, Chicora AUCTIONEERS. CONCORD TWP. McDevit Dan, auct, Hooker CHERRY TWP. Gilghrist J G, auct. Mdniteau CO.VNOQUENESSING. Douthett B W, auct, Connoqtienessing CLINTON TWP Anderson Francis,anct, Riddles X Roads BUFFALO TWP. Easley G F, auct, Silverville. BUTLER. Mathers J B, auct, Butler Dodds T Jas, " Elliott I H Gilghrist R B " " Reams Jas R MILLERSTOWN. Maloney Dan, auct, Chicora SAXONBURG BORO. Lensner Frank, auct, Saxonburg Muder J E, Jr, auct, Saxoaburg SLIPPERYROCK. Kerr J C, auct. Slipperyrock PETROLIA. Cramling H, auct, Petrolia Morgan G A " PROSPECT. McGowan J A, auct, Prospact Shanor R, PENN TWP. Powell J C, auct. Meharg PARKER TWP. Kelley V F T, auct. Bruin EVANS CITY. Eichart John A, auct, Evans City EATING HOUSES. ADAMS TWP. Leonard Mrs B, 8, Gallery Murray P H. 8, BUFFALO TWP Clowes Mrs C E, 8, Freeport BUTLER BORO. Dunn J P. 8, 113 E Jefferson st Gilbert J G, M, P & W dept Sweeney S A, 7, 110 W Jefferson st Miller Henry, 8. 23-1 S Main st Kirk H D. 7. S Main st Smith H J, 7, rear Hotel Butler MARS BORO Miles J E, 8. Mars Miles Thos H, 8, " MILLERSTOWN BORO Davis D J, 8, Chicoria HARMONY BORO. Purdnm P F E, K, Harmony Boyer E R R, 8, The Court of Appeals will be beld at the office of County Treasurer in Butler, on Monday, April 21st, 1902, between the hours of 9 a. m. and 3 p. in., at which time and place all who are inter ested in the above report may attend if they think proper. JOHN D. HARBISON, Mercantile Appraiser, Saxonburg, Pa. March U'i, 19011. k F, T. PapeJ I f JEWELERS j / 121 E. Jefferson Street, v See the sign direct ly opponite the j Postofflce, I Theodore Vogeley, Real Eitate and j Insurance Agency, i 238 S. Main St., Butler, Pa. | j If you have property J 1 to (M«1I, trade, or rent [ . or. want to buy <>r%T ) rent nm. write J: phone me. List Mailed Upon Application, i THE Bailer County National Bank, Butler Penn, Capital paid in $a00, 000.00 1 Surplus and Profits - (115,000.00 JO6. Hartman, President; J. V. Ritts, Vice President; John G. McMarlin, Cashier, A. C. Krag, Ass't Cashier. A general banking business transacted, interest paid on time deposits. Money lmned on approved security. We Invite you to open an account with this bank. DIRECTORS—Hen. Joseph Hartman. Hon. W. S. Waldron. Dr. M. Hoover. H. Mc- Sweeney, C. I'. Collins, I. O. Smith, Leslie P. Hazlett, M. Finegin. XV. H. Larkln, T. P. Mifflin. Dr. W. C. MeCandless. ReD Ma* «eth. W. J. Marks. J. V. Ritts. A. L. Reiber THE Farmers' National Bank, BUTLER, PENN'A. CAPITAL PAID IN, $100,000.00. Surplus and Profits, $10,233.91. Foreign exchange bought and sold. Special attention given to collections. OFFICERS: JOHN YOUNKINS President JOHN HUMPHREY Vice President C. a.. BAILEY Cashier E. W. HiNGHAM Assistant Cashier J. F. HCTZLER Teller DIRECTORS. John Younklns. D. L. Cleeland, E. E. Abrams, C. N. Boyd. W. F. Metzger. Henry Miller. John Humphrey. Thos. Hays, Levi M. Wise. Francis Murphy. S. Yeager, D. B. Campbell, A. 11. Sarver and Dan'l Younkins. luterest paid on time deposits. We respectfully solicit your business. Butler Sayings Bank Hiatler, Pa. Capital - - - s6o,i*x».oo Surplus and Profits - - 1245,000.00 JOS L PURVIS Pre .idem J. UDKUY 1 ROI'TMAN Vice-President WM. CAMPBELL, Jr t'afhier LOUIS B. STEIN Teller DIREiTORS-Joseph L. Purvis, J. Henry Tro'U.-aaii. W. D. Brandon, W. A. Btell,. J. S. < ampbeU. The Butler Savings Bank is the Oldest Banking Institution! n Butler County. General banking business transacted. We solicit accounts of oil producers, mer chants, farmers and others. All business entrusted to us will receive prompt attention. Interest paid on tlm» deposits. Guaranty Safe Deposit & Trust Company, Armory Building, Butler, Pa.' Capital Stock paid in $125,000.00. MONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST MORTGAGE OR COLLATERAL. Acts as Executor, Administrator, Gnardian, Committee, Receiver, Trustee and in all fiduciary capacities. Issues Court and Suretyship bonds. Acts as agent in buying and selling city, farming or oil and gas properties. Attends to the management of real estate and to collection of rents. Negotiates the sale of mortgage, municipal or bonds of other character. DIRECTORS. A. E. Reiber, Pres.; W. D. Brandon, Vice-Pres ;J. V. Ritts, A. L. Reiber, Daniel Younkins. (ieo. C. Stewart. Secy, and Treas. We solicit your patronage and levite cor respondence or a personal Interview. WE OWN AND OFFER $50,000 4 per cent, tax free. Borough of Bellevue School District Bonds. * Denomination f 1000. Interest payable semi-annually. Write or call for price and description C R WILLIAMS <& CO., Bank for Savings Bld'g., Pittsburg, Pa. O. R. WILLIAMS. GKOROE WELSH C. P. Johnson & Sons' The Leading Tailors of Butler County, Are making clothes in the CHEAPEST, BEST AND LATEST STYLES. Suits frcm sl6 to SSO. Overcoats from sl6 to $75. Ever] thing done by skilled .abor in our own shop. C. P. Johnson & Sons PROSPECT, PA. J Summer Goods j J AND I j Medium Weights * J Just Received by S SELIGMAN. I THE TAILOR, I d 416 W. Jefferson St., £ Butler, Pa. £ J Fit Guaranteed and t 4 Prices Reasonable, j I TRy US. . I LOOK! Merrill Pianos We have two pianos that have been used at concerts wc will ell at a great bargain. For Xmas presents in musical goods see us. 6. Otto Davis, Armory Huilding A uttf", eertoln n llrf for Huni>rrM«piilil for whan mllvvad. (iani|>lpii Krw. H UNITED HHOIC«ICO . »«L M. H»C»HIII. J Sold in Butler at the Centre Ave. Tnmn«?y FAILED! FAILED! N. W Gokey & Sons, big shoe manufacturers, of Jamestown, New York, have failed. We bought their entire stock of Worth of Shoes at a Great Sacrifice These goods were bought in addition to our regular spring stock, and must be sold at once. GREATEST SHOE SALE Ever held in Butler. The shoes are of the latest style Patent Leather in button or lace, Vici-kid, Cordovan and Box-calf in light or extension soles. Now on Sale at Less Than Half Price. Don't fail to attend this great Bargain Sale of Shoes. JOHN BICKEL, 128 South Main Sr., BUTLER, VA. SpringMilliDeryOpening y' * 'J-' •- '•".v. All eirly Easter, uicaus an early Spring ( I v- business. We will largely augme it our A 's-:*■ already complete *tock. We ba»e the i largest and best selected stock of mil ' J ir}i lirerjr ever shown in Bu'ler. '1 he hat of WMa&) "$■ J*Bjsuk \C season is difficult to hit ujk n— iL. le are > —'WUSpJ-f ' tp many different styles, but all our \ S models are artistic, beautiful and excel lent material. ■RPr THE HATS in our display are more than usually in teresting. Rockenstein's, MILLINERY EMPORIUM. 32S South Main Street. - - hitler P» subscribe for the CITIZEN P** Kichey's |j /| New |f \| AND jj^ illce Cream IParlorjj c| Bread, Cakes, Ice Cream, |c }% Delivered to all parts of town. * / ).J 142 S Main Street. Is /I P e °P ,e ' s Phone 190-^^^.^ NEW-YORK TRIBUNE FARMER A NEW OLD PAPER For sixty years the NEW YORK WEEKLY IRIHUNE has been a national wecklv newspapi*,, tead almost entirely by farmers, and hps enjoyed the confidence and support of the American people to a degree uevtr attained by any similar publication. THE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE FARMER is made absolutely for farmers and their fain lies. The first number was issued >ovember 7th, 1901 Every department of agricultural industry is covered by special contributors who are leaders in their respective lines, and the TRIBUNE FARMER will be in every sense a high class, up to date, live, enterprising agricultural paper, profuse ly illustrated will) pictures of livp stock, model farm building* and homes, agricultural machinery, els Farmers' wives, sons and daughters will find special page* for their entertainment. Regular price, SI.OO per year, but you can buy it with your favorite home weekly newsoaper. The CITIZEN, one year for 11.75 or CITIZEN and Tr{-Weekly Trionue for $2 00. Send your subscriptions and money to THE CITIZEN, Butler, I'a. Send your name and address to NEW-YORK TRIBUNE J'ARM/iR, New-York City, and a free sample oopy will b« mailed to you. F. E. BRACKEN, Will Sell you PLANO Reapers, Binders, Mowers, Hayrakes and Farm Implements; Bradley's Fertilizer's. Nursery Goods of All Kinds. Before purchasing wait till he calls or find him at Mifflin St.; Butler, Pa. EGGS THAT HATCH ATTHE RIGHT PRICES, If you want n sitting of eggs from vigorous prize winning utock, send for my big catalogue and »'S what J offer From 33 varieties of land and water fowla. [ guarartee fertility. lijrga '>y *' ie sit ting < r by the hundred. I have alao rluHce stork at right prices. 0. A. MOUNT. Sbx E JUnwrtrarg? W. J. 1 L. C. WICK, if LUfIBER. Ci..v Vi£R v SENIM.ISH fE*S*MIOYAL PILLS A** y Wnfe. Mvf 1 1 iUW#. l*cutl««, n»k I»ni«l«t for iHMMCtiiUS XN4JLIIII til lied tw" Ci«»M •*>* with blue ribbon. Tnk«- bo «.'.hvr. Krfu»r> sabfttl* itif loi« *mu itKiuiloM*. Hur of your DninnH, or hvihl •<. »f I.nip* r»rtl«wl»*r». T»»U -utonUl* »nr| •• K"IUf Ifcr U4IM." W'Sl hv rrluric null. !«.••#TMtlmontelJ. *1 tail )>nifK>«!M Cnl. HBfiTKB tipHMIOAI. OU. lit* XutlfSß O^uart, If «*:!■>* 'fell MMf AT M. BERKIMER, Funeral Director. 4 5 S. Main St. Butler PA